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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
7
The local canning season faces delays as tomato supply is short nationwide. Greeley plant employs sixty workers, with cabbage kraut and other crops noted as limited. Some tomato fields near LaSalle show improvements, but frost wiped out many vines, slowing production over the coming weeks.
George Stocker suffered a head kick from a stubborn horse at home on Eleventh Street and Avenue yesterday afternoon. The animal refused to move when Stocker tried to drive it, striking him with its hoof and knocking him down. He was treated locally. doctors said his condition is not serious.
Across Weed County last night frost was reported in only a few areas east of town with no major damage. Aug 31 notes suggest mixed opinions on the frost impact while beet crops show a strong yield potential at the ranch of Dillon twelve miles northwest, expected to average tons per acre yielding substantial returns.
H L Rossman and wife on the Wallace ranch in Crow Creek tried to see Theodore Roosevelt last Monday. Their buggy broke four miles from home, forcing repairs with fence wire. They missed the Roosevelt special as it pulled away, and Rossman stayed in Greeley overnight after losing his pocketbook. The pocketbook was later found. He vows not to attempt another Roosevelt sighting unless the guest comes to his home.
Weld County residents recall Frederick Remington and his early range sketches as they back a memorial. The Remington fund organizes at the Brown Palace hotel in Denver with Theodore Roosevelt and Homer Davenport guiding plans for the monument.
The advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as reliable for diarrhoea dysentery and bowel complaints. It claims the remedy is pleasant to take and suitable for children and adults and notes it is sold by all dealers.
A meeting of Daniels and Milliken district directors with Superintendent L H Harrison suggests a merger is probable. A special meeting and election will be called, with sentiment leaning in favor. Daniels teacher J T R Miller has recovered from typhoid fever and a Beebe Draw 99 substitute will cover his first month. Mrs Campbell Patton of Greensburg, Ind visiting son J B Patton and wife.
Early planting before June 15 yielded a strong potato harvest. Local grocers are paying 1.75 to 2 per bushel as growers deliver loads, with more than a dozen bringing in from half to full loads. One grower said he flipped a coin to decide early planting.
Weld County drives hard to win first prize at the Denver Interstate Fair. Secretary McCrery of the Commercial Club has gathered exhibits without aid to compete after Weld County won the prize two years running. Longmont staff have spent five weeks building their exhibit despite strong odds from other regions.
Litigation between Green City and Bijou districts has left the flats without water. Bijou guards headgates as water reportedly goes to waste. Attorneys Harry Haynes and others from Greeley and Denver have spent days gathering evidence amid rising tensions over the drought and potential lawsuits.
Advertisement explains that Merit Wins Foley Kidney Pills cure illness by strengthening the body. It appeals to backache headaches nervousness loss of appetite sleeplessness and general weakness caused by kidney or bladder disorders and states they are sold by all druggists.
Ault Aug 31. Commercial club members plan a county motor tour Friday to distribute advertising material and boost the carnival set for September 22 and 23. Mayor Houghton H W Kerby and Albert Nichols lead the effort visiting Pierce Nunn Wellington Fort Collins and southern towns.
The J. D. Potter Plumbing and Heating Co announces a move to 804 Coronado Court and a September 1, 1910 opening. They invite patrons to visit their new home, promising continued use of top materials and workmanship to earn customer confidence and attract new friends.
Mrs. Florenz Lopez a Mexican woman and wife of the man arrested for bootlegging came to Greeley yesterday to secure his release by paying the fine. Lopes lives near Johnstown and the district Mexicans raised funds for his release. Lopes has seven children and has lived there for years. He has been in similar trouble before.
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