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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
6
Lincoln Fishback known as the Rubber Man and companions trek through towns including Denver Beloit and Idaho Falls visiting relatives. The notes mention dinners in their honor and a trip spanning three weeks with attendances at social events and a post care convention.
Fragmentary notes describe a reading event and upcoming activities. Mentions of persons and dates are unclear, but implying a schedule for a week of meetings and measures to be discussed. Potential references to leaders or attendees are not fully legible.
The Park Merchandise company was included by mistake among merchants who received bogus checks. Mr. Gill says they have been unusually fortunate, having never cashed a bad check in eighteen or twenty years of business.
The Eaton Eastern Stars held a social dance and card party at Odd Fellow hall on Friday night. A large number of invitations were issued and a fine time was reported.
In Kersey on October 16 the Commercial club announces new officers: W. James as president D. M. DeCamp as vice president H. C. Hill as secretary and Len Flint as treasurer.
Windsor hosts the M to E conference on November 9 with delegates from towns in the state north and east of Denver to attend the Windsor event.
The ad urges sufferers with kidney or bladder symptoms to start Foley's Kidney Remedy immediately. It claims the product relieves pain, corrects irregularities, strengthens the organs, and prevents serious disease. Sold by all druggists.
City attorney files condemnation suit on behalf of plaintiff Mrs Erickeon to open Seventh Avenue and Nipeth Street for highway purposes. The suit claims the balance of the record and cites facts published by the Tribune last week.
The United Mater civil service commission announces a statewide examination for forest ranger positions. Held Monday at headquarters in the state, applicants face tests on surveying, timber grading, timber sale knowledge, and field skills. Eligibility requires ages between 21 and 60 at the time of examination.
The first trainload of lambs for this section moved through Greeley on Monday. Thirty seven cars total with twenty six billed to Timnath and the remainder to Collins. The shipment came via the Union Pacific from Evanston Wyoming after delivery from the Oregon Short Line.
The Colorado Schoolmasters Club holds its first meeting of the 1909 10 season at the Albany hotel in Denver on Friday October 22. Members include educators from the state with former Senator T M Patterson as principal speaker on Need of Education for Public Life. Officers listed include X Spyder H B Smith Frank H Roberta Fred Dick and W Casey with G R Miller as a member.
A Greeley Colorado resident, Avid Pattee of 722 Tenth Street, endorses Fean's Kidney Pills for relief from head aches and back pain. The testimonial states the pills provided complete relief and renewed health, urging publication of the experience.
A crew identified as Seeree Laramie staged a beachhead of artful plays to prepare for an upcoming football match. The group aimed to organize the squad along Eleventh Street to Suv, hoping to steady the lineup and boost team cohesion before the contest.
A chaotic city council session centers on governance and policy decisions. Officials clash over proposals and procedural questions as residents voice opinions. The discussions reveal divisions about funding and leadership during a period of conflict.
The article discusses field conditions with yields around 75 sacks per acre, noting some variability and causes of crop damage. It also includes an advertisement segment about deafness treatment and a Tribune want ad offering free hearing checks.
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