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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1911

Page

2

Philanthropist urged to fund dam for Glenmere lake

Greeley citizens envision a named dam in Glenmere park to create a six acre lake for boating and fishing. A donor could cover 500 to 1000 dollars for the dam, preserving memory during life and beyond. Local leaders compare to the Denver Cheeseman dam and urge prominent gifts to provide needed water surface.

Greeley Mr. Cheeseman Denver Cheeseman Glenmere Island Grove Park Glenmere Lake

Prizes Offered by Denver Music Society for Colorado Composers

The Denver Center American Music Society invites Colorado residents to submit musical or dramatic works for four prize categories with a total of 100 dollars. Winners receive 25 dollars per class for song, piano composition, violin and piano, and a one act play. winners and honorable mentions will have their works produced by the society. Submissions must be anonymous, sent to secretary Mrs. Caroline H. Walker at 1900 Grant Street, Denver, by January 1, 1912.

Denver Center American Music Society Colorado American Music Society Society Caroline H. Walker Grant Street Denver

Modern Country Club adopts The History of Art study

The Modern Country Club chose The History of Art as this season's study subject. The second meeting was held Thursday at Mrs Grace Romans home with strong attendance and an engaging program. The next gathering is planned for three weeks later at Mrs Sara Speers home.

Country Club Grace Romans Sara Speers

Marathon Bill Defeats Speedy Kid In Street Race

In a damp morning scene Marathon Bill chases down a speeding boy who dodges the crowd yet cannot outrun the law. The officer recaptures the youth and proclaims the race will be his last, as the lad ends with broken wind and remorse. Marathon Bill may win a reward for his effort.

Bill

Windsor Brotherhood Discusses Its Work

An unusually interesting Windsor meeting of the Methodist Brotherhood discussed The Mission of the Church. Speakers included R E B Hanna Dr L E Bartz Roy Kay and Attorney George Clammer of Fort Collins as they debated whether the church should save souls or extend its work.

Windsor Methodist Brotherhood R. EB. Hanna L. BE. Bartz Roy Kay George Clammer Fort Collins

What Is Nature Study Lecture For Sisterhood Event

Mrs Hochbaum addressed the P B O Sisterhood on nature study urging observation over textbook knowledge. He urged education to fit for life and vocational schooling, cautioned against anthropomorphizing plants and animals, and outlined the year’s nature study work. The meeting at Mrs Br ie Cutcheon’s home featured brief remarks by Mrs Kelly and a vocal interlude.

H. W. Hochbaum Mr. Hochbaum Hochbaum Brie Cutcheon Kelly P. E Siater Hampton McCutcheon

Homeseekers Excursion Rates to Texas and New Mexico

During 1911 on the first and third Tuesdays each month the Colorado and Southern Ry will sell round trip homeseekers excursion tickets to many points in New Mexico and Texas at reduced rates. Final limit twenty five days with liberal stopover privileges. For details call or write T. B. Fisher General Passenger Agent Denver Colorado.

Texas New Mexico Colorado and Southern Py Colorado and Southern T. B. Fisher Denver Colorado

Kersey Considers New Water Works Plan

Kersey town officials continue talks on a municipal water system. George H. Potts, a Denver consulting engineer for Thomas Shepherd, has been in town for several days, with a closed door meeting held yesterday. The town appears poised to abandon bucket and windmill water sources within the next year.

Kersey Town Board George H. Potts Thomas Shepherd Denver Dlads

Beets Prove Rich in Sugar Content at Johnstown

Beet digging started Tuesday in Johnstown and reports indicate strong sugar content and high yield per ton. Limited by factory orders, digging proceeds only as surplus is needed to prevent waste during warm weather.

Johnstown Johnstown

Cooperation Is Necessary for County’s Hard Times

A large meeting of merchants and bankers at the Credit Association Rooms in Greeley called for broad cooperation among merchants farmers bankers and all classes. With depressed national conditions and crop shortages the group urged a year of retrenchment and unity to help the community endure the current stringency.

Credit Association Greeley

General Hale Stricken With Apoplexy in Denver

General Irving Hale, renowned for West Point and Spanish American War service, suffered a stroke at Seventeen th and Welton streets and is in serious condition. He commanded in the First Colorado infantry and later became brigadier general for gallant service, with brevet major general designation sought for campaigns against Filipino insurgents.

Denver Irving Hale West Point Seventeenth and Welton Streets Engineering Corps Regular Army Hale Spain War Department Colorado Infantry Malolos Calumpit National Society Army of the Phillipines

Pastor Volunteers to Serve Without Pay at Local Church

In Ault on September 20 amid financial strain the Baptist church could not fund a pastor salary. Rev. Mr Reagan offered to stay for a few months without pay. The congregation honored him with a surprise Friday gathering and left groceries and winter supplies as a token of appreciation.

Ault Baptist Church Reagan

Take Your Common Colds Seriously

Common colds, severe and frequent, may lay the foundation of chronic nasal and throat disease and develop into bronchitis, pneumonia, and consumption. For all coughs and colds in children and adults, take Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promptly. Clark & Faulkner Drug Co.

Foley Clark & Faulkner Drug Co

Heavy Tomato Shipments From Platteville Canning Plant

The C. H. Greene Canning company shipped three cars of canned tomatoes this week in Platteville on Sept. 29. They have produced 2 700 cases, totaling 64 800 cans, with at least another week of production expected before the season closes unless a heavy freeze occurs.

Platteville C. H. Greene Canning Company

Independent sugar factory eyed for Greeley district

Reports say an independent beet sugar factory may be built in Weld county near Greeley with eastern capital backing. Farmers would stock and supply beets at prices aligned to sugar values, while Grand Junction’s model shows local gains as trust controls shift.

Greeley District Greeley Weld County Greely Weid County Sugar Trust Interstate Commerce Commission Speer Grand Junction Colorado Colorado Springs

Foley Kidney Pills Ad For Vital Kidney Support

An aged OCR fragment promotes Foley Kidney Pills claiming to build up kidneys and relieve backache rheumatic and urinary issues. The ad mentions Clark & Faulk, but lacks clear dates or locations.

Foley Clark & Faulk

Fragmentary notice from city column

A damaged snippet mentions Mrs. Jake T and Mrs. A J Taylor with vague travel notes about Ac com her to Louisville and spending the winter, offering little readable context.

Ville Jake T Louisville A. J. Taylor

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D. L. Brown Cheyenne Clinton Williams Julia Havener Catarre Ely Drauggists ELY Brothers Warren St New York Spowne Yours Truly J. V. H. Browne Franklin Lad Buena Vista Marathon Windsor Brotherhood Sisterhood Prof. Hochbaum verPrcoats Kirschbaum America Condon Merc. Co General Hale Thhac Pine Rocker Faien Charles J Tocker the Pyt Mr. Yardley Knights of Pythiat Geliary Lodge Ask Telephone Greeley, Colorado Bartlett Lumber Compa Rith St
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