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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
4
Rates show a one year base at 1.60 with initial 3.00 and annualized terms. The document reads like a compact financial notice detailing year based pricing and fees. It preserves entities and numeric values from the source in a concise tariff style.
The Milwaukee newspapers organize a public health initiative with a central physician bureau offering free advice to mothers. The effort aims to teach proper ventilation cleanliness temperate habits and general health to children, signaling a nationwide trend toward parent education in health matters.
Boulder Camera honors Wil liam E Pabor journalist promoter and fruit grower who inspired westward development and rail and auto mobility. He named Fruita Colorado and shared fruit industry wisdom while dying poor yet gave wealth to many. His legacy rests in the fruits others cultivated.
Mrs. Mary L. Birch is visiting Idaho Springs during a brief trip. She plans to tour local sights and meet residents, enjoying the mountain town atmosphere and hospitality.
The Commercial club prepared an agricultural exhibit in Denver featuring grain with plans to add grasses and fruits. N L Heatherne is thanked for transporting the display. Platteville club earned the Chamber space for the largest May membership increase, underscoring its value to the town. Visitors come from across the U S and Canada to the Chamber of Commerce display room.
The Colorado Agricultural College reports that Western Anna Theresa, a two year old Holstein Friesian, produced 328.7 pounds of milk in seven days in August, yielding 15.26 pounds of butter with 3.7 percent butterfat. Anna is owned by Hall Brothers dairy on Morrison Road.
M R Robinson found a healthy potato crop in his 50 acre field two miles north of town on John Hammons farm. Potatoes measure two to three inches with vines robust, signaling a potentially large yield for the season per the Eaton Herald.
Co L Fitch of the Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station outlines ten practical rules to avoid and manage soil diseases like fusarium and rhizoctonia. Key steps include rotating ground after potatoes, using legumes for two years, maintaining livestock for soil fertility, storing sound seed, managing moisture, delayed planting, deep cultivation, careful watering, limiting acreage, and hoping for favorable weather.
The London Chronicle notes parents’ jokes with children’s Christian names. Somerset House records show names like Mineral Waters Frosty Winter and Alfred Days Weeks. A Canadian named Cumber is miswritten as Quintus, appearing as Mr. Q. Cumber in papers.
An ad touts HHR BINE as a powerful liver correct ant to purify the system and stimulate vital organs. It claims the liver is torpid and promises a vigorous body, with the product sold by Carson W. Gil- at 60 cents.
A call to end dove hunting emphasizes their role in weed control and criticizes open seasons. It argues doves aid farmers by consuming weed seeds and cites USDA findings, urging legal protection and respect for nesting birds rather than treating them as game.
Carl Lungren returns to Greeley with his bride Alma Johnson once Miss Johnson. The pair married last Thursday at the bride’s home in the east and are active in local Swedish circles. Lungren works as a blacksmith and will reside in Greeley. Mrs. Lungren has lived in Greeley for years. Also, Mr and Mrs W A Hotchkiss return from a Wyoming fishing trip visiting Saratoga Encampment and other spots where fishing was excellent.
Donald Rothschild, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rothschild, left Sunday for San Antonio Texas to enter Peacock Military College.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound remains the best household remedy for all coughs and colds for children and adults. It prevents serious results from a cold. Use only the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and refuse substitutes. Clark and Faulkner Drug Co.
Local devotees show strong interest in forming a city country club to manage golf links and tennis grounds. Membership nears 50 with hopes for 100 names, aiming for modest beginnings and later substantial improvements.
Misa Margaret Shugart of Son, Colorado, spent a few days with Mrs J A Morrison. Two ladies were friends and school mates in their girlhood days. Saturday, Mrs J F Beattie daughter of LaSalle, was a guest of Mrs Morrison. Mrs Beattie was also a school mate of two ladies.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy by Clark and Faulkner Co. as a superior medicine for kidney and bladder ailments. It promises acute and chronic relief and enduring comfort through its restorative qualities.
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