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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
9
The fifth annual Tribune Greeley City and Rural Directory begins with a house to house census. Last count was 6,300. estimates suggest around 7,500. Prizes of 5, 3, and 2 await the nearest correct guess, due by January 1, 1907.
Everett Kemp at First Presbyterian Church impressed Tribune lecture patrons with a dramatized five act reading of Sevenoaks. He impersonated all characters to move listeners to laughter or tears, hailed by many as the best show yet. Remaining lectures will feature Josey G Camp Midland Concert Company and Frank H Gate.
In Weld county on Nov 6 seven thousand votes were cast, about two thousand more than expected. The tally indicates a sharp rise in rural voting and suggests only about 20 to 25 percent of the population participated, implying a county population near 28 000 to 35 000, nearly double five years earlier.
A. H. Stewart states the Depot Cafe is not for sale and will continue as a first class restaurant using top coffee and meats. After November 30 manager Mr Harmon and his wife will run the cafe on a percentage basis under owner A. H. Stewart.
A home remedy promotes Chamberlain's Salve as the speedy cure for chapped hands and skin diseases. The ad urges washing with warm water, drying, and applying the salve before bed and claims it is unequalled and sold by all druggists.
Parsifal thrills Greeley audiences with stagecraft and moral uplift amid legends of the Holy Grail. Charles H. Yale’s Everlasting Devil’s Auction returns for its 25th year at the opera house with Carlo hero Carlos played by M Ella Aubrey and a globe spanning cast in new ballets and scenery.
Mrs H B Churchill hosted the Neighborhood Whist club last Monday afternoon with most members present and several outside guests. The group played duplicate whist and enjoyed dainty refreshments served by the hostess.
Mt Elgin Ontario merchant Thomas George says he has carried the Cham berlain's Cough Remedy since its Canadian launch and notes no bottle returns from many dozens sold. He personally uses it with his family and guarantees its effectiveness. For sale by all druggists.
The board of School District No. 71 invites sealed bids for the vacant Masters building. Bids open December 8, 1906. The district reserves the right to reject any or all bids. W. Chaflin, Secretary District No. 71.
A new potato handling method by A F Marsh and A Holland of Gleey yields 50 acres by two men. Vines are cut and raked, an elevator loads potatoes from hill to wagon, then to a cleaning plant for dirt removal disease treatment and sacking. It saves labor cost and reduces losses from weather.
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for rheumatic attacks caused by uric acid and kidney impairment. It cites Mrs. L. T. Weidman of Greeley Colorado and her husband praising the remedy after trials at Reynolds Drug Co. and endorses Foster-Milburn Co. as sole US agents. Price in cents. Remember the name Doan's.
George G Donovan and Ed Mc Carty secured the contract to build a ten mile ditch for Water Supply and Storage company. The route starts eight miles northeast of Fort Collins and two miles west of the Weld county site, extending ten miles to Black Hollow. The ditch will be 26 feet wide at the bottom and eight feet deep with grade reduced. Construction to use engine elevator steam shovel and scrapers wheelers and dump wagons. Night work crews will keep progress steady, with a six month completion window.
The text extols early preparation as vital, citing the Russo Japanese War and urging readiness for emergencies. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy as a remedy for colds and claims quick cures when treated early, noting it is sold by all druggists.
Teaveland edged Meet 6 to 0 on a windy Saturday afternoon in the city. McCreery remained out, while young Joe Woolf took the quarterback duties and delivered a creditable performance. A lucky drop kick gave the visitors the decisive score.
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