Northern Colorado baseball league eyed for next season
Basebal l talks report earnings and expenses, with plans for a semi pros team. Managers seek stock funding from towns including Greeley Eaton Kedsor Leveland Longmont and Fort Collins merchants to finance three weekly games and half holidays. If approved the club aims to start strong with improved stands and a paid workforce.
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Colorado
Eorge Vauth
O Ar
Dauthanager Collins
Ilins
Meriits
Greeley
Eaton
Kedsor
Leveland
Longmont
Fort Collins
Mother Gray Co Australian Leaf Relief for Women
Relief for women with back pains and urinary troubles advertised as a regulator and remedy for female weaknesses. The Mother Gray Co offers Australian Leaf, sold by mail or locally for 50 cents. sample offered free from Le Roy New York.
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Ageista
Mple
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N. Y
Ault Baptist Church to Seek New Pastor This Week
Ault residents report the Baptist church likely to secure a new pastor within the week. Reverend J. D. Mattison will attend the revival in Denver and seek a minister to replace Rev. Simonds who resigned for health reasons. The Sunday service was supplied by Rev. Layton of Denver.
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Ault Baptists
Baptist Church
Re. J. D. Mattison
Denver
Simonds
Layton
The Man on the Farm Trusts Safe Banking by Mail
A Colorado fruit grower is presented as a cautious investor. The text touts a banking-by-mail service as safe and trusted, claiming an account for eighteen years has earned high interest. It advertises a booklet explaining the banking method and invites early enrollment.
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Colorado Fruit Armer
Seed Treatment to Prevent Wheat Smut Warned by Agri College
An agricultural notice explains two types of wheat smut, loose and stink smut, their seedborne spread, and how seed treatment plus crop rotation prevents outbreaks. Formalin treatment is recommended as the safest method, with detailed Sprinkling and Dipping procedures to moisten and dry grain before planting.
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Ie’ Kove
Agricollege
Try This in November Quaker Scotch Oats Health Tip
Thousands of families are urged to eat Quaker Scotch Oats daily for thirty days in November to gain health vigor and strength. The ad claims regular meals with oats and reduced meat improve well being and advises children receive a full share.
Horse Flees Donkey Scare Shakes Local Lawn
A horse frightened by a small donkey bolted from a buggy near Highthorene Sunday afternoon. The driven horse veered onto a home lawn at Mr and Mrs Gak Hameay. The buggy was wrecked between two trees. the rider was thrown but uninjured and refused to answer questions.
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Highthorene
Gak Hameay
Patterson and Russell Wed in Denver Quiet Ceremony
May Patterson daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Patterson and Warren H Russell head miller at the local flour mills were quietly married in Denver Saturday night. The Gretley girl bride has lived here most of her life and is a former Normal school graduate and Nebraska teacher. The groom is described as an enterprising well known young man.
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Patterson-Russell Ward
May Patterson
W. M. Patterson
Warren H. Russell
Denver
Normal School
Nebraska
Packing Season Success at Fort Lupton and Local Notices
Fort Lupton reports a strong packing season with 30 000 cases of tomatoes and 10 000 cases of corn processed, totaling 744 000 cans. The season continues with plans to can pumpkin. Also noted is a death in Fort Lupton as Paul Hudson dies of tuberculosis, following his brother Edward who died two months earlier.
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Fort Lupton
Silver State Packing Company
Lupton
Paul Hudson
Edward
Prize Box of Pears From Montezuma County Wins Local Praise
J. A. Alexander received a box of pears from his son Ray in Montezuma county. The fruit is described as large smooth juicy and very fine tasting and it is said to be winning prizes at fairs. He notes two apples picked at random weighed sixteen and seventeen ounces.
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J. A. Alexander
Ray
Montezuma County
Alexander
Boy thrown from pony lands in cactus bed
Ernest Herrick, son of Mr and Mrs Dan Herrick of Crow Creek, was thrown from his pony near the ranch. He landed face first in a cactus bed and suffered serious cuts and bruises but is expected to recover. The pony stumbled and fell, leaving the boy pinned by the animal's weight.
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Ernest Herrick
Dan Herrick
Crow Creek
Just Enough Food Maintains Health Says Mature Adults
A health note states excess food causes stomach troubles and rheumatism with kidney disorders. It advises cutting intake to what repairs waste and provides energy and heat, and suggests Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to ease indigestion. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
To Change No 3 Ditch Denver Laramie Engineers Propose Realignment
Engineers propose shifting No 3 ditch from Eighteenth Street South about 1006 feet west and higher up the hill. The new straight alignment would avoid crossings for a quarter mile, but the road must cover all costs and the ditch must be raised to present flood capacity and cement lined to prevent wash.
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Denver-Laramie
Greeley
Eighteenth Street
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Free Trial Offer
The Gilbert Drug Store promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets to relieve indigestion and dyspepsia. It offers a free trial with a 25 cent Rexall Bep La Tablets pack claiming rapid relief and digestive benefits, urging customers to visit its store for a trial and guidance on use.
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Gilbert Drug Store
Widow Receives $240 Back Pension Payment Error
Mrs Nancy A McCarter widow of A J McCarter received a $240 check from Uncle Sam. The payment covers twenty years of a government debt to her husband that was overlooked due to a clerk error. Senator Guggenheim notified her last week of the approved increase dating twenty years prior.
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Nancy A. McCarter
A. J. McCarter
Sam
Ir. McCarter
Guggenheim
Jolly Birthday Party At Mrs Boyd Home
A surprise birthday gathering was held at 1312 Eleventh Street for Mrs. S M Boyd organized by her daughters Psyche and Sela. About twenty old friends and neighbors attended, making the afternoon memorable for all.
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S. M. Boyd
Eleventh Street
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