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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
3
Local fruit vendors advertise plentiful red sweets apples ready for purchase by the box or by the pound. The note promotes their suitability for eating and cooking with quinces and emphasizes limited remaining stock.
A Colorado voter guidance column explains why many voters stick to straight tickets and how to correctly vote when multiple candidates appear on a ballot. It clarifies how to mark for two candidates, scratching names from your own party, and avoiding lost votes by following precise markings.
The New Century club met October 3 at Mrs. J A Woodbury’s home. Mrs. Snook read a paper on the epic and Mrs. Lyons showed charts of hell and purgatory from Dante’s work. Mrs. Abbott read selections. refreshments followed and next meeting is October 17 with Mrs. D J March.
The Greeley Board of Health reports Dr J B Taylor urges public measures to curb disease in autumn, stressing boiling milk and rolling water, plus strong disinfection. Typhoid germs can survive in water and milk. finish treatment for two weeks after fever ends. Corrosive sublimate should not be used where plumbing exists.
The text discusses voter error when scratching names on ballots and explains that crossing out a candidate must be done precisely to count for the intended choice. It then shifts to public health guidance, urging readers in Greeley to boil drinking water and outlining strict isolation and disinfection for typhoid cases, including sterilizing dishes and bedding and proper disposal of discharges.
A quiet Sunday wedding at the Marsh residence joined Mae Marsh and Frank Peterson. Rev. R. J. Hunter of the First Presbyterian church officiated at 5 o'clock with only close relatives present. Mae is a longtime local, and Peterson has served as deputy county assessor for five years.
Miss Gladys Oppedah and Roscoe McIntyre were married Monday evening October 8 at Mrs. Ira I. Sides home. Rev J A. Davis officiated before relatives and close friends. The decor included palms autumn leaves and dahlias. The couple will reside in Windsor.
Sick headache is caused by derangement of the stomach and indigestion. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these disorders and effect a cure. By taking these tablets at the first indication of the disease the attack may be warded off. For sale by all druggists.
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