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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1904

Page

3

Windsor Beets and Barbecue as Town Grows

Frosty start slows sugar beet grinding as the Windsor factory resumes operations on the 11th. News notes a photo gallery in the Felmlee building and a busy Waverly area with warehouses, gas engine elevator, and new businesses. Residents report barbecues, visitors from Denver, local arrests and escapes, a harvest home dinner, and rapid settlement north of Pierce with new wells and homes projected for next year.

Windsor Felmlee Fort Collins Satur

Doan's Ointment Promises Relief for Piles and Eczema

A Greeley citizen testifies Doan's Ointment cured years of itching and hemorrhoids with overnight relief and enduring benefit. The ad cites 50 cent price, Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents and urges readers to remember the name Dean's. It mentions fishing anecdotes about L J Brown of Union New York and Harry L Mersereau.

Greeley Doan A. Shick, Carpenter Fifth Street Colo Dean H. Reynolds & Co Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

Local visits and construction progress near Pierce

Mrs. John Boulter visited relatives in Denver last week. Mrs. Sullivan was a Denver passenger Wednesday. County Superintendent Snook visited the schools here last week. Grandma Jones visited her daughter Jessie in Denver late last week. P. A. Jones and Charles Swope began building McMillen’s house just east of Pierce. Frank Smith of Fairbanks Morse.

Charles Boulter Denver John Boulter R. Sulllivan Snook Grandma Jones Jessie P. A. Jones Charles Swope McMillen Pierce Frank Smith Fairbanks, Morse

Local Notices Highlight Farm Life and Travel

Mrs Bybee plans return to her Indiana home. Charles Finch finished threshing nearby last week. Mrs Creemer remains sick but mobile. Billings dug beets last week. Anna Teller of Windsor visited F C Teller family. Martinson yields twenty tons per acre in beets. Carlson and Melia sixteen tons. Maxwell couple from Topeka arrived to visit relatives Harris.

Charles Finch Creemer Mr. Billings Anna Teller Windsor F. C. Teller Mr. Martinson Messrs. Carlson Melia Mrs. Maxwell Topeka Kan Mrs. Harris

Farmers Mill resumes wheat buying near Highland Lake

Rev. Gilkey moved east of the lake last week. Ed Seaman started work at the Longmont sugar factory. Rain improved fall plowing conditions. Mrs. Myra Mead attended the Denver Congregational association. Several farmers are selling farms as land prices rise in the area.

Myra Mead Congregational Association Denver

Local Notes From Big Bend and Nearby

Mrs Moerkle drove to the city. Mrs Nelson has been on the sick list the past week. Enoch Davis hauls flour from Longmont for Mr Keyes. Miss Gertrude Mackey and Miss Anna Flowers visited the school. Mrs Madden and children of Platteville visited at Mrs Boals home recently.

Mrs. Herron to Visit Relatives in the East

Mrs. E. Herron begins a Wednesday trip to the east to visit relatives. F. W. Smylie has started a lengthy beet-carrying task expected to take about three weeks. Miss Bessie Patterson visited Miss Nelson Friday night and then returned home three miles east of Greeley Saturday.

Bessie Patterson Miss Nelson Greeley

Nonstandard claim about a remedy used by a Texas father

G W Writt of Nacogdoches Texas reports his daughter suffered chills and fever for three years. He says nothing helped until she used Hlerbine. His wife will not keep house without it and he could not find a store selling it.

G. W. Writt Nacogodoches Texas Continental Insurance Company

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised for Broad Relief

No one who knows its good qualities is surprised by its popularity. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures colds and grips, helps prevent pneumonia, also treats croup and whooping cough, and is safe for babies and adults. It contains no opium and is pleasant to take, with sales by all druggists.

Chamberlain Ootee Warren St New York

Snowball Bush Blooms Early After Hail Stunt

In B D Harper’s yard a snowball bush is in full bloom unusually early for summer. The freak natural event followed hail last summer which cut foliage before blooming, then a vigorous new growth produced plentiful flowers in spring timing.

B. D. Harper

Local Doctor Praises Ballard Liniment and Syrup

Sulphur Springs Texas preacher Rev B C Horton writes July 19 1899 that Ballards Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup have proved satisfactory for family use. He says the liniment relieves headaches and pains while the cough syrup has been his doctor for eight years. Available at 25c 50c and $1.00 from J F Fezer.

B.C. Horton Sulpher Springs Texas Ballard J. F. Fezer

Potato Prices Hint at Farm Market Outlook

Very cold weather in Whitesboro New York on October 7 leads to a telegram noting potatoes for farmers at 66 cents per bushel. The brief message suggests potential price trends for local growers.

Whitesboro N. Y

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