Greeley public scolding over oh you kid masher
A Greeley police court fine of twenty dollars and costs was imposed on a man who harassed women with remarks like Oh you kid. The column urges swift, decisive responses by women and public shaming to curb the city’s persistent masher problem in parks and amusements.
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Greeley
Rates Notice From Local Publication
An early 20th century rate listing shows monthly and yearly charges for services with a 30 cent monthly rate, 3.00 yearly, and a 1.50 figure likely indicating a different tier or fee.
Street Loungers Targeted On Eighth Avenue
On Monday and Tuesday evenings men were arrested on Eighth avenue for using profane language and disorderly conduct. The editor urges thorough city police action to curb these lounger crowds harming public decency near Eighth street while noting no harm intended, only the result.
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Eighth Avenue
Greeley
Eighth Street
Police Department
Equinoctial skyrocket exhibition chills the weather map
A satirical column laments the abrupt shift from summer to late fall as cold fronts and poleward winds dominate. The writer notes the North Pole spotlight likely influences the chill and recalls a nervy, jokey figure who once made readers nervous with his song.
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Greeley
North Pole
The Tribune Teases Fall Sale Amid Gloomy Skies
In a brisk editorial tone the Tribune urges merchants to advertise now as autumn arrives and summer ebbs. It notes anxious weather drives buyers to bargain ads while housewives seek savings and shoppers anticipate fresh fall styles, urging readers not to hibernate but to visit the paper for deals.
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Tribune
The
Greater Colorado editor pitches Greeley reform magazine
L T Terry editor and publisher of Greater Colorado visited Greeley to promote publicity for the district. He urged supplying the magazine with statistical data on the Greeley-Ault resources, with the Commercial Club real estate exchange ready to provide information. The effort aims to responsibly publicize the district and boost growth.
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L. T. Terry
Greater Colorado
Greeley
Terry
Greeley- Ault
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Truth
Public safety urged after dangerous sidewalk excavation
An unsafe Ninth Street sidewalk excavation near the Airdome theater has left a yawning under sidewalk cellar across the pavement for days. The author warns of possible fractures or worse and calls for immediate protection measures to prevent a serious accident.
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Ninth Street
Airdome Theater
Weld County Urges Road Repair Before Winter
County officials insist now is the time to fix roads damaged by summer rains. Commissioners are urged to act to improve travel, strengthen the road system, and increase land values across Weld County.
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Weld County
Remarkable Chamberlains Liniment for Sprains
A sprain typically disables for a month or more but Chamberlains Liniment, used faithfully as directed, can cure in less than a week in most cases. It also relieves bruises chronic or muscular rheumatism and provides prompt relief. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
Portsmouth druggist Frank C. Hanrahan testifies to six years of selling and recommending Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says it is a sure cure and his customers value the recommendation, though other medicines may pay higher profits. For sale by all druggists.
Marriage Surprise in Eaton for Mrs Emma Simpson and G F Warren
The Daily Tribune reports the marriage of Mrs Emma Simpson of Eaton and G F Warren of Alamosa, a surprise to locals. Mrs Simpson has lived in Eaton and her daughter was wed here years ago, while Warren is a relative of contractor J A Warren.
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Daily Tribune
Eaton
Emma Simpson
G. F. Warren
Alamosa
Wanted Parties to Contract to Bale Native Hay
Wanted parties to contract to bale 400 tons of native hay. Will furnish baler if desired and provide housing. Write or call on H. sic Supt. 70 Ranch Hardin. o.
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Hardin
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Greeley Woman
Mrs. J. C. Wiedmann of Greeley Colorado testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney back pains after five years of suffering. She says the pills strengthened her kidneys and removed the nuisance, recommending Doan's to others. Sold by dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. agents in the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
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