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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
5
A packed roundup of residents traveling and visiting across Colorado and nearby states. Travelers include A T Spillman to Denver, Miss Harriet Courtwright to Alamosa to teach, Miss Marjorie Elmer bound for Alamosa, and many locals visiting relatives in Fort Collins, Sterling, Eaton, and Denver with summer departures and arrivals noted.
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels to Denver Long Beach Fort Collins and Boulder. Regulars include Miss Hazel McDowell Miss Anna Goodrich and J B Phillips visiting friends and relatives across Colorado and Nebraska. A marriage license was issued to John Claus and Sofia Foss of Windsor.
A long list of local residents make trips and visits around Colorado and neighboring states. Activities include trips to Denver Fort Collins and Pierce for funeral services visits to Estes Park and LaSalle and attendance at social events and church services.
Lots of readers report travel to Denver and Boulder for Labor Day. Residents visit relatives, shop sales, attend events, and return to Greeley with updates on schools, workplaces, and community activities.
Wednesday reports list Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Crockett spending Monday in Denver. Miss Clelia Carpenter resumes work with Mrs. M. Brooks. Mrs. F. H. Rogers of Denver visits Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Thompson. Miss Alice Taylor becomes stenographer for Nixon and Nixon. Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Morton and daughter from Green, Kansas, visit Dr. and Mrs. J. K. Miller. Miss Laura Cameron returns to work in her father's store after vacation. Bert Wasley of Denver visits in Greeley with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Beer and Addie return from Steamboat Springs. Mrs. C. E. Phelps and children return from Colorado Springs. Mrs. A. B. Swanson and daughter plan to move to Alberta, Canada. Miss Alice Chestnut, visiting sisters, leaves for California.
The United States produced 501,568,895 short tons of coal in 1910 across anthracite bituminous and lignite, despite six months of strikes in Illinois Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Oklahoma. Prices rose with Pennsylvania anthracite averaging 2.3 and bituminous 1.12 per short ton, boosting total value to 629,529,745.
A description of a Chinese curing ritual where a patient’s coat is carried with a steel mirror and a priest performs a ceremony. The belief is that this process draws illness away from the sick person aided by a simple branch and leaves.
A sharp exchange probes love and wealth as a teen faces pressure to marry money or risk work. The dialogue contrasts genuine affection with calculated wooing, highlighting social incentives and personal Choice in a small community.
A debtor replies to a tailor with a curt letter refusing payment, stating the tailor’s prior letter was impertinent and returning it unopened. The exchange highlights a dispute over a bill and the tension between creditor and borrower.
A Steubenville expressman, J A Maple, reports lasting relief from weak kidneys and bladder trouble after using Foley Kidney Pills. He notes backache ended, kidneys began acting normally, improving his work life and reducing misery. Clark and Faulkner Drug Co. endorses the remedy.
A Sunday morning Omaha limited wreck near Jersey injures ten as Pullman and observation car derail after a switch mishap. Passengers, many from Chicago and Council Bluffs, suffer bruises and fractures while officials withhold full details.
Advertisement promotes Chamberlains Colfe Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil as the cure. It claims to be the best choice for children and notes it is pleasant when diluted with water and sugar. Sold by all dealers.
Mr and Mrs W B Cronkhite will leave this week for Fort Lupton and then California to spend the winter Mrs Charles Gilmore will occupy their house during their absence Mrs Gilmore’s brother John Sours of Ames Ia will stay with her for a few months
Miss Carrie F Lyman left Wednesday for Denver and Friday begins an extended trip east planned to last several months. She will visit relatives in Massachusetts and Maine during the journey.
David Pattee of 510 Ninth St Greeley Colorado reports kidney and bladder trouble with scalding during voiding. He credits Doan’s Kidney Pills from Gilbert Drug Co with prompt relief and a lasting cure after two years of use. Claims no recurrence and endorses the remedy as the best for backache and kidney issues. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States Remember the name Doan’s and take no other
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