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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
2
A concise note claims the speaker has upheld a championship for 21 years and invites parties seeking sales to engage the appropriate party. It presents a formal call to contact the correct representative.
Cornelius Brown tried to cut a rope used as a halter for his team in downtown Ault Friday night. He severed an artery in his wrist and would have bled to death without prompt aid before a doctor arrived. The bleeding was eventually staunched.
Professor H E Kingman of the State Agricultural College warns farmers to protect draft horses during harvest. He describes pneumonia as common after heavy work, cold winds, or improper cooling. emphasizes blankets, shelter, gradual cooling, and prompt veterinary care to improve recovery odds. He notes eight in ten cases could be prevented with forethought and timely attention.
A Lakeside resort representative visited Greeley reviewing potential sites including the old Catholic church near the courthouse. If chosen the Lakeside venture promises top tier vaudeville, mirroring Denver’s Orpheum and Sullivan & Considine plans across the West.
At the Plainview school house the first literary society meeting of the year debated the prompt “Resolved, that there is more pleasure in pursuit than in possession.” Roger Wilson and J. B. Beetham supported the affirmative while W. H. Aldrich and BE. B. Ellis opposed. Judges Ketcham, McMillan and Stone awarded the decision to the negative. The meeting was well attended and the society is expected to grow in popularity.
After being found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon on Ernest McCroney who lives sixteen miles east of Nunn Harle Laird was fined three dollars and costs by the court. It was alleged that Laird struck McCroney with a rifle during a quarrel at McCroney's ranch.
Ernest Grable and his bride have arrived in Greeley and settled at 1113 Tenth Avenue. The couple were married November 10 in Cedar Bluffs Nebraska and began a wedding journey. Bert Grable and Tessie Grable of Greeley attended the ceremony.
There will be a special meeting of the stockholders at the company warehouse in Lucerne at 2 p.m. Monday December 26 1909 to consider selling the warehouse and any other property it owns. Attending are C Watson W H Farkal Albert Shaver F Mason H D Parker.
Engineering gangs for the Burlington railroad have set up camp at Eleventh avenue near First street. Work is being pushed rapidly with orders to hire more men to speed the main line connection with the Colorado & Southern road, now owned by Burlington.
A beauty advice note promotes Rexall Mucu Tone as a cure for systemic catarrh. It claims improved complexion and vitality through blood purification, urging women to use the tonic sold by The Rexal Store Gilbert's Drug Store with mail orders available.
J C Deichert found guilty on two counts after a second trial for robbing the residence of A C Ace near Windfot. The first trial ended with a jury disagreement. The jury deliberated only a few minutes before delivering the verdict.
The LaGrange Country Club held a Thursday afternoon gathering at Miss Fannie Jennaway's home led by Mrs. Mark Andrews. Readings included The First Thanksgiving, Autumn Days, Thanksgiving in 1899 and 1909, Aunt Jane of Kentucky, with a future all day meeting planned to discuss domestic science and share home cookery.
A contest affidavit by Joan M. Biggs against Roe Romine for Homestead Entry 01800 filed in Sterling Colorado contests lack of bonafide residence since November 1908. Hearing set for January 13, 1910 before the U.S. land office register and receiver. publication in the Greeley Tribune from November 25 to December 16, 1909.
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