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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
7
Confidence in attire for all events is emphasized, outlining practical guidance on choosing outfits. The guidance notes selecting suitable fabrics, fits, and colors to ensure a polished appearance from day to night activities.
Mr and Mrs F J Rackley of Pa Colo have arrived to open the Palace Cafe at Ninth Avenue. The Rackleys previously ran a hotel. Guy Jubert’s wife will depart with her two children for Sterling this evening. Parker of Anderson Ind arrived Tuesday to visit his sisters Mabel Neeley and Carl J Dowhan, and hopes to relocate if pleased with the area.
Mrs H C Watson was the only woman driver in the Commercial club booster trip through southern county. Her Cadillac 30 kept pace and finished with a perfect record as eleven autos covered over 100 miles without a slip. The Barwise car joined the convoy from Fort Lupton to Frederick.
Get acquainted tour by Greeley Commercial club arrived in Fort Lupton amid cheers. Eleven cars to Fort Lupton and twelve to Frederick moved from Greeley 8:05, with a banquet hosted by Fort Lupton Commercial club manager W. N. Peckham. The group planned a northern county tour, heard speeches by Senator W. L. Clayton and others, and noted minor mishaps with tires and steering gear along the day route through LaSalle, Platteville, Dacona, Mead, and Johnstown before returning to Greeley at 6:55 pm.
An advertisement argues deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure nine of ten cases and offers $100 for any case cured by other means, with circulars available from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Miss Ida Thompson entertained the second floor girls of the Condon store with a Tuesday evening party. Guests included clerks from the millinery and suit departments. Those present were Mrs. G. W. Kelley, Mrs. Cunningham, and Misses Emily Barber Ruth Cobb Edith Hutchinson Bertha Dodge and Sarah Geuthkauac.
A mature person needs only enough food to repair tissue energy and heat. Excess eating is blamed for stomach trouble rheumatism and kidney disorders. If indigestion occurs revise diet and let reason govern appetite with Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. available at all druggists.
A rural advice note extols Quaker Scotch Oats as ideal for farm workers. It praises a large porridge breakfast with sugar and cream or milk for vigor and endurance, claiming oats sustain work without fatigue and offer economy.
Co. C. McBride who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Berry is in Denver for a few days attending the street railway convention.
Kemmerer and Gordon mark 21 years as Northern Colorado’s champion livestock and farm auctioneers. Sales slated Monday and Tuesday October 11 and 12 at the London Dairy in Denver featuring 200 first class dairy cows. Look for bills.
Simple home remedy claimed to treat croup colds and pneumonia using three ounces of Vasaline and Chi Oil. The mixture is to be kept in a tightly covered jar and applied to the chest and throat when croup or pneumonia is suspected. The Chi Oil is imported but mixed in America and sold in original sealed druggist packages.
Ordinance No 201 declares the necessity to open widen and alter Nineteenth Street from Eighth Avenue to Sixth Avenue and extend Seventh Avenue to form continuous 100 foot wide public thoroughfares. City Attorney authorized to proceed. Passed October 5 1909. Published October 7 1909.
A contest affidavit by Arthur C. Overman targets Home stead Entry Nos 26160 and 06752 filed Dec 9 1907 by John Howard in Township 8 N Range 60 W 6th P M. Contest cites abandonment and no habitable residence. Hearing set Jan 1910 at Denver Land Office. Publication runs Oct 7 to Oct 28 1909.
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