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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1904
Page
6
J. M. Cameron offers a broad sale of storm Arctics rubbers fleece lined underwear and sweaters with prices from 20c to $1.90. Men women and children feature buckle Arctics canvas gloves leather mittens and overcoats with push prices and sample items at reduced rates.
Advertises Cole's Hot Blast as an exclusive agent for a heater that works with soft coal hard coal slack wood lignite or cobs. It promises 86 hour fire with coal and soft fuel, airtight operation smokeless feed door dustless ash remover and long holding power for uniform heat with minimal fuel use.
Fort Lupton residents publish a letter from Colonel F. A. Meredith praising nonpartisan school leadership. He urges reelecting Prof. J. E. Snook for county superintendent and lauds Mrs. Grenfell for stabilizing school finances and ending corruption in school lands.
Miss Eva Tanguay stars in The Sambo Girl a new musical by Harry B Smith and Gustav Kerker at the Greeley opera house on Saturday October 22. The troupe travels with two sixty foot baggage cars and the show features two acts set in Paris with lavish costumes for the principal and chorus.
J F Fezer offers Horehound Syrup in 25c 50c and $1.00 sizes. A Ottawa Kansas customer reports his wife suffered fall colds with night coughs previously, but the syrup helped her sleep and stop coughing after a few doses.
Telegraph dispatches describe the California Limited wreck on the Rio Grande railroad near Portland. A reported injured passenger was named Mrs F H Cunningham of Eaton, but records show she was from Eden Colorado, not Eaton.
An informant describes crowds at the county Republican and Democratic headquarters. He condemns the Churchill crowd as disreputable while praising Tew supporters as sober and businesslike farmers. The speaker admits party loyalty despite disgust. Miss Ella McMillan wins a WCTU diamond medal at Colorado Springs for The Old Violin amid other contestants and remarks on Carrie Nation and Mrs Hungerford’s roles and state delegates to a Philadelphia convention.
The Union Pacific passenger department released a compact booklet outlining the national platforms of the Republican, Democratic, Prohibition and Peoples parties. It includes presidential speeches, acceptance letters, naturalization laws, voting qualifications by state, registration rules, and electoral and popular vote data from 1824 to 1900. Free by mail upon a postage stamp to E. R. Griffin, general agent, 941 Seventeenth street, Denver.
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case within 6 to 14 days. First application gives ease and rest. 50 cents. If not available, send 50c in stamps to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Mo for post paid delivery.
Explanation of tetanus bacteria in dirt, how wounds invite infection, and a claim that Chamberlains Pain Balm antiseptic prevents lockjaw by healing cuts and bruises faster, with sale through druggists.
Deputy County Clerk A J Luther frets over crowding as large blanket ballots fill Greeley city precincts. Law limits to one ballot box, risking overflow for one third of votes. Telegraphs plan to use a large tin box on election day and roll ballots into small packages for sealing.
Tom Marshall, suspected in the Denver hold up of Dr. Sapero and the Geiers, was arrested in Eaton Tuesday by Marshal Baker and transported to Denver Wednesday by Detective McNiel. Dr. Sapero, in Eaton on business, identifiedMarshall on the street as one of the attackers.
Special notice warns buyers that some merchants refuse Redfern cloaks suits and skirts, claiming deception. It states the Redfern line is obtainable only from Harry H. Shaw.
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