Physicians Guests Of Eaton In Weld County Meeting
Weld County Medical Society held a joint meeting in the I. O. O. F. hall at Haton with fifteen Greeley physicians and about as many from other towns attending. Papers were read by Dr. C. H. Call and Dr. J. K. Miller, with case reports from Drs. R. F. Graham, J. G. Hughes, and McCain of Ault. A supper followed the program.
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Eaton
Weld + County Medical society
F. Hall
Haton
Eat
Greeley
C. H
Call
J. K. Miller
R. F. Graham
J. G
Hughes and
McCain
Ault
Potatoes Fall Short In Greeley And Pleasant Valley
The Greeley district reports a disappointing potato crop after a week of digging. In Pleasant Valley, several hundred men quit work over wage demands of 2.50 per day, prompting farmers to concede amid very small tuber yields.
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Greeley
Pleasant Valley
Potato weighs two and a half pounds in Ault
C A Moore dug a potato weighing two and a half pounds at the A J Eaton rental in the Collins district. He notes all potatoes are large and the crop promises a good yield.
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C. A. Moore
Moore
A. J. Eaton
Collins
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Children who are sickly and their mothers should stock a box of Mother Grays Sweet Powders for children. The product claims to break up colds cure feverishness teething disorders headache and stomach troubles. Sold by drug stores 25 cents. Free trial package offered by Allen S. Olmstead LeRoy New York 1.
Skiddoo Party for Babies At Congregational Church
A Mothers meeting at the Congregational church drew sixty three mothers and twenty three babies. Mrs Kate Lamb led the Ladies Society, with talks by Mesdames Rin gle Wilson and Hugh. Children cared for in the park. carnations given to each child. twenty three babies skiddooed home.
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Congregational Church
Kate Lamb
Ladies Society
A. Ringle
E. J. Wilson
D. D
Hugh
Mail Wagon Runaway Damages Wagons On Eighth Street
A runaway team hit Joe Nelsons mail wagon in front of the post office on Eighth avenue about 11 am Saturday. The collision wrecked one side of both wagons and toppled a bicycle. About a dozen people narrowly avoided injury before the team was halted on Seventh avenue.
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Uncle Sams
Comer’s
Eighth Avenue
Joe Nelson
Eighth Street
Seventh Avenue
Chamberlain's Salve Promises Overnight Skin Cure
Advertisement claims Chamberlain's Salve heals chapped skin on hands or face in one night and treats sore nipples burns and scalds. Available from all druggists.
Candy Man dummy at church fair promises sweets
Visitors to the Catholic church fair from November 30 to December 11 will encounter a ragged dummy in the Armory hall. The unappealing figure hides candy packages, with an admission interview. rope rings keep it secured and Father Casey plans many original features for entertainment.
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Armory Hall
Father Casey
Pioneer of Greeley Mrs. Mary Jackson Dies in Delaware
Mary B. Jackson 55 wife of Leonard Jackson died in Wilmington Delaware September 21 after four years of ill health. The couple moved to Greeley in 1877 and lived in Weld and Morgan counties. Funeral services were held at her sister Mrs. Charles Herdman home and burial followed in Camden Delaware.
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Greeley
Mary B. Jackson
Leonard Jackson
Wilmington
Del
Charles Herdman
Camden
Kin Found After Twenty Six Searches for Rozelle Cousins
After twenty six searches Miss Selma Rozelle located her cousins Martin and Ola Rozelle. The brothers, Russians living in northern Colorado, could not read the English notice but a friend alerted them. They learned their cousin was working nearby after a brief search.
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Selma Rozelle
Martin
Ola Rozelle
Colorado
Rozelle
Trust Building Under Way On Busy Corner Site
Gordon the contractor has started work on the trust building at the corner of Eighth avenue and Seventh street. Beams for the floors were set this week but a labor shortage during spud picking may delay progress. Roofing hoped for early winter, though doubtful.
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Trust
Gordon
Eighth Avenue
Seventh Street
Local man gains control of Pawnee ranches in Logan County
Pawnee T. C. Pollard a real estate dealer has taken over the Pawnee ranch near Sterling, gaining two townsites. The property includes 1600 acres of irrigated land and 16 000 acres of dairy land. Irrigated plots yielded 77 dollars per acre for potatoes this year and beets were just harvested with the first ten acres averaging 19 tons.
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Pawnee
T. C. Pollard
Logan County
Sterling
Colorado
Big tree removal alters Camfield hotel skyline
The last of the large trees on the west front of the Camfield hotel was removed today. The change improves the building’s appearance and enlarges the skyline on the west side. When the new trust building goes up across the street, returning residents may feel displaced in downtown.
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Camfield Hotel
Trust
Mining interests bring L L Haynes back to town
Former resident L L Haynes returns to the area to settle and make a home for his father, Judge Haynes. He has long been involved in mining near Silver Plume and plans to remain here.
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L. L. Haynes
Judge Haynes
Haynes
Silver Plume
Post Office Says Farewell to Mary Dille
After about ten years of service Mary Dille resigns from the post office and begins a rest. She has been assistant postmaster under D. B. Gray A. W. Durkee and J. M. B. Petrikin. Dille will depart for California for the winter. Her successor will be Mrs. May Fitzpatrick.
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Mary Dille
Dille
California
Perpetual Flowers
Man Who Traveled With Evans Navy Sailor Visits Delta
W. H. Guilt, in the navy for four years with Bob Evans' fleet, arrives at The Delta to visit his uncle Thomas Watts. He spent much of his service near China and the Philippines and is now on furlough, with his home in Massachusetts.
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W. H. Guilt
Navy
Bob Evans
Thomas Watts
The
Delta
Guilt
China
Philippines
West
Massachusetts
Pioneers Gather at a Harvest Home Supper
Eaton, Oct 2 The annual Harvest Home supper, an institution of twenty years, was held Friday night at the Congregational church. It draws the district pioneers with many old timers attending each year. Early days saw the festival held in a downtown warehouse.
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Eaton
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Hays
Walter Laninger
Knowles
Laninger
Pacific Northwest
Colorado Midland
C. H. Speers, G. P. A
Denver
Warner
A.j.park Dry Goods Company
A.J. Tower CO
Baser Ten
U. B.A
Tower Canadian CO. Led
Tororto, Canada
Ower
Axminster
Brussels
Evans
Henry Candlin
Heavie
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance CO
Germany
Chicago
T. C. Pottaro
Colo
Witkowsky & Affield
General Agents
Ninth Street
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