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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
4
A fragment from The Greeley Tribune references a subscription list and publication details from 1901 and 1902. It notes printing by Wourr as manager and discusses the issue as part of the periodical’s historical record.
The writer argues for selling potatoes at digging time if prices exceed 70 cents per hundred weight. This would cut handling costs, shrinkage, and spoilage while avoiding car shortages. They propose a practical test, weighing loads at digging and at sale to measure gains or losses.
The Weld county crime wave nears a seventh murder as assailants fail to capture their targets. Rev. Oscar W. Gustafson fights back against common footpads amid a 300 to 500 strong transient crowd along the Platte and Poudre rivers, with many idle and others suspected crooks.
The letter argues officials are not negligent but crime outcomes depend on circumstantial factors. It cites shootings by locals and outsiders, urges more fall officers during harvest, and proposes a labor clearance system to weed out criminals among workers, with strict penalties for those failing work tests.
The Christian church ladies aid society met last Thursday and planned a missionary society. Mrs Mattox organized the group Sunday afternoon, with twenty members and officers including Miss Linnie Coil president and Miss Gertrude Ernest secretary. The next meeting is set for 4 PM on the first Sunday in October at the church.
After thirty years of suffering with tetter and ineffective remedies, the user reports three boxes of Chamberlain's Salve cured the condition. The ailment sometimes reoccurs mildly, but no longer as severely. Dr Beach of Midland City Alabama endorses the remedy, and it is sold by all druggists.
Sacks and twine are offered for sale by The Farmers Mercantile Co. The listing notes standard sizes and material options with pricing details and contact information for purchasing.
George M. Houston advances an irrigation plan west of the city using a 12 inch wooden pipe system from the Miami reservoir to his 400 acre farm. The setup, built with Pacific Coast Pipe company material, aims to save water by daytime use and to store excess in a six and a half million cubic foot reservoir for up to ninety days.
Weld county readers learn of a proposed Denver to Seattle line by a new company. Denver buys 160 acres for 100000 for terminals and shops in the north part of the city. The route would run north through Adams and Weld to near Platteville then west to Fort Collins and Laramie before continuing to Seattle. The project follows surveys two years old and connections with the Denver Greeley electric firm are denied.
Ride the Colorado and Southern for a Sunday excursion to Ward and back on September 29. Consult local agent for fare and schedule details.
An advertisement touts JAP ROSE toilet and bath soap made from the whitest purest vegetable oils. The copy claims the oils are edible and describes the product as made by KIRK and sold by all druggists and grocers.
H H Hake, the former manager, leaves for California after relinquishing the Camfield lease. J B Beals of Fort Collins becomes the new landlord, taking charge last Monday. The Fort Collins Courier lauds Beals for guiding Linden Hotel well and earning high regard among travelers.
A Greeley citizen recounts back and kidney pain from work strain and relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from H Reynolds' Drug Co. The testimonial notes improved rest and reduced pain, with Foster Milburn Co. as US agents and Doan's as the advised brand.
Mrs Katherine Brown hosted a Wednesday afternoon thimble party honoring Miss Marie Duncan. The room decor featured yellow dining room and purple parlor colors with cut flowers and ferns as the guests enjoyed needlework and instrumental music by Miss Barbara Stark and vocal solos by Misses Marie Duncan and Genevieve McGrew among twenty four attendees.
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