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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1911

Page

7

Man Arrested in Denver Lingerie Thefts

FeriFF recovers lingerie and dainty articles from a trunk theft case tied to Mrs H H of Ames City. The suspect, jailed by the county sheriff, is linked to missing items found in Denver stores. Authorities describe the theft as a breach of a lady’s trunk during travel, with multiple articles recovered.

Saleinos H. Haneas City Butte Mont Denver Hudson Thos Smillar Lo Weld

Unidentified Body Sparks Identity Confusion Near Hudson

An inquest at Platteville concluded a man drank carbolic acid, but the body later identified as William Connely turned out to be someone else. Relatives in Hoosick Falls wired funds for embalming, while authorities seek to confirm the true identity of the unknown tramp who bears a striking resemblance to Connely.

William Connely Hudson Chief Camp Greeley Preston Connely Macy Platteville Hoosick Falls N. Y Salvation Army

Colorado payrolls rise as manufacturing centers report gains

Payrolls in Colorado increase with manufacturing hubs posting gains across the state. Employers cite improved output and hiring in key sectors, signaling positive momentum for the regional economy and job market.

Colorado manufacturing growth refutes eastern claims

A government census report backed by Colorado railroads shows rapid expansion in state manufacturing. Pueblo payroll up 55 percent with rising wage earners, Denver payroll exceeding one million monthly, Colorado Springs at 731000 annually, and Trinidad payroll at 339000, countering widespread claims that high rail rates devastate industry.

Census Department Colorado West Pueblo Trinidad Denver Colorado Springs Interstate Commerce Commission

Foley Kitsey Pills Ingredients Build Up Bladder Health

Fragmentary notice lists Foley Kitsey Pills ingredients to strengthen natural bladder actions. Mentions Clbert Bros stores at Opera House and King Building, with unclear reference to Saskathe headache rheumatiam and urinary irregularities.

Foley Kitsey Clbert Bros Opera House King Building

Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Townships Recorded

A series of land transfer entries lists buyers and sellers in several areas including Laramie, Dacono, Greeley, and Erie. Notable transactions include Wattenburg, First Additions, and multiple lot and block assignments with prices such as 125, 62, 3000, and 100 dollars, alongside various record references dated around 1967. The list includes names like Grover, Griggs, Crawford, Hansen, Rogers, and Hewlett.

Bessie B Add. Pierce Beyton Investment Co D. D r-Laramie Realty Co Caroline Wattenbure Woconburg rov-Laramie Realty Co Griggs Greeley Navik

Nellie Gorman Leaves for North Platte Visit

Nellie Gorman departs for North Platte Nebraska after a two week visit to relatives and plan to return to Mahaidliy Ag.

Arother Nellie Gorman C.D

Wyatt Family Returns Home After California Loss

Harry Wyatt and his son Jim arrived home from California. Mrs. Wyatt died about a week ago in California. Jim will live with his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Wyatt.

Farm Report From Peckham Farmer Hekhart

Robert Hekhart of Peckham reports hard times this year on a 160 acre farm. He harvested 27 tons per acre of beets and 1000 bushels in one field, 200 tons of hay, and a rain totaled 18 inches.

Robert Hekhart Peckham Seaman

Leaves for Home After Brother's Illness

Mrs. William Lodwick was summoned to Mystic Indiana on Wednesday by telegram about the serious illness of her brother James Staylor. She had visited him last summer and was accompanied part of the way by Dr. Lodwick to Denver.

William Lodwick Mystic James Staylor

Swearingen Family Heads to Concordia Kansas

Mrs. J. A. Swearingen and her son Ray traveled to Concordia Kansas on Wednesday while Mr. Swearingen had departed earlier. They had lived in Greeley for seven years and will spend a year back at their former home in Concordia.

Kansas J. A. Swearingen Ray Concordia Kan Swearingen Greeley

Return from Denver by Mrs J F Peck and Mrs A E Owens

Mrs J F Peck and Mrs A E Owens returned Thursday evening from Denver where they spent the week visiting friends and attending the state conference of the Rebekah lodge.

J. F. Peck A. E. Owens Denver Rebekah Lodge

Mrs Roy Boston Leaves Pine for Denver with Baby

Mrs Roy Boston and her infant accompanied by family members left Pine this morning to travel to Denver after visiting her mother Mrs M E B Brown for five weeks. The party plans to continue to their home from Denver.

Denver Roy Boston Baby of Pine M. EB. Brown

Kersey Hostesses Celebrate Joint Birthdays at Reeves Home

Mrs W R Reeves and Miss Margaret Lewis hosted a dinner party at the Reeves homestead south of Kersey to honor their birthdays. A turkey dinner was served and guests included Mr and Mrs D M Lewis Mr and Mrs Art Hammans Mr and Mrs Earl Hammans W R Reeves Walter and Glenn Lewis Charles Stevenson Misc Stevenson W R Henderson Clara Henderson Myrtle Loyal Keith and William Hammans.

W. R. Reeves Margaret Lewis Reeves Homestead Kersey Iss Lewis D. M. Lewis Art Hammans Earl Hammans Walter Glenn Lewis Charles Stevenson Evans School Misc Stevenson Kersey School W. R. Henderson Clara Henderson Myrtle Loyal Keith William Hammans

Woodmen Are Given Treat After Lodge Night

The local Modern Woodmen lodge closed its routine work with a social for about 100 members and their partners. State Deputy Fasterly of Denver spoke briefly, David Myers sang, stereopticon pictures were shown, violin music by Mr. Griffiths, and a victrola program accompanied oysters and refreshments. Homeward bound before 11.

Modern Woodman Order Fasterly Denver David Myers Griffiths Majestic Theatre

Mr and Mrs C EB Borgen Visit Greeley Friends

Mr and Mrs C EB Borgen stopped in Greeley for a visit with Mr and Mrs O M Swope on their way home to Fullerton California. They had spent two months in Kansas City and are relatives of Mrs Swope.

C. H. Wolfe Greeley Tribune Greeley Cole The Morning Mail Daily Greeley Tribune United States the Tribune Mrs. West Henry T. West C. EB. Borgen O. M. Swope Fullerton Calif Kansas City Mr. Borgen Mrs. Swope

Cold Storage Fowl Under Packers Hold the Market

Henry T. Finck argues in Angastro nomic America that current poultry feeds are irrelevant under existing conditions. He claims packers and dealers mock Dr. Wiley and prefer artificial production to keep poultry non fresh, enabling price control year round.

Henry T. Finck America Dr. Wiley

New Seely Drug Store to Open Next Week

A new Seely drug store will open next week in the office rooms of Sanborn and Houston. The rooms are being remodeled and papered this week and stock from Loveland will be moved on Monday. Other rooms in the building will be used temporarily by Sanborn and Houston until their new rooms finish.

Seely Drug Sanborn & Houston Loveland

National Irrigation Congress Brings Land and Home Hope

Chicago hosts the nineteenth National Irrigation Congress December 5 to 9. Officials urge delegates from states and territories to attend, with foreign representation invited. The program covers drainage and reclamation, with exhibits at the Coliseum and events including the International Live Stock Exposition and Chicago Grand Opera. The call emphasizes opportunity for landless people to obtain homes on reclaimed lands and urges prompt delegate appointments and an active, practical agenda.

Chicago Ill National Irrigation Congress B. A. Fowler Pheonix Ariz Arthur Hooker Chicago, Ill R. Insinger Spokane Wash Robert R. McCormick Board of Control Agricultural and Industrial Development Agency Congress Great American Desert United States United States Senate House of Representatives The Water and Conservation Commissions Chamber of Commerce Board of Trade Commercial Club Federal Congress Coliseum Chicago Grand Opera

Don’t Trifle With a Cold Advises Cough Remedy

An advice note promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe and effective for coughs and colds in children. It states the product is vital for children and available for sale by all dealers.

Surprise House Warming At Mrs. Vrooman’s Fifth Street Home

Mrs. S. L. Vrooman received a pleasant surprise on Wednesday when a group of Pythian Sisters honored her with a house warming at her new Fifth street residence. The forenoon guests brought a fine dinner served at noon and the afternoon was spent visiting over fancy work.

S. L. Vrooman Pythian Sisters

Denver's Maud Sanders Addresses Greeley Synod on Temperance

Dr. Maud Sanders of Denver, state vice president of the W. C. T. U., spoke this morning and afternoon to the Presbyterian synod in Greeley on the temperance issue. She was hosted by Mrs. Maggie Vevenport during her visit.

Maud Sanders Denver Greeley Presbyterian Synod Sanders Maggie Vevenport

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Feriff Kwan Den EAL Estate Grover State Abbey Gordon Thomas M. Lee A. J. Campbell Ter BE. Hubert C. BE. Hart Reed Tate Peter Hansen Law S. Hill Jeona K. Letford George Gray Par- Nechts Johnstown Nunn Townsite Co Elizabeth Ei A” Nunn Wilon Parkin James Julius eGo Stathia Drew J. Stybe H. R. Johflott Bik Trust Co Union Pacific William Hewlett West Add Erie Watson Louis Bertolett T. Wilson George H. E. Record Farm Loans, A. L. Mumper Co Cahill Dry Goods Co Greeley, Colo Irrigation Congress
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