Telephone Rates Listed for Greeley Residents
The notice lists telephone service rates from Greeley Colorado including monthly 30 cents, yearly 3 dollars, and six month options as optional charges for local users.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
2
The notice lists telephone service rates from Greeley Colorado including monthly 30 cents, yearly 3 dollars, and six month options as optional charges for local users.
Discussion argues eight percent cannot legislate through initiative yet may submit laws for a majority vote. Critiques party manipulation by corporations and press, urges public power, notes reforms like direct primary as initial steps toward broader reform.
At the state Republican convention Simon Guggenheim, accused of buying his Senate seat, shifted his stance by withdrawing opponents from the initiative and referendum platform. The piece argues Guggenheim recognizes reforms are coming and favors keeping power with the legislature, though his own interests lay in curbing direct citizen control.
Dr D Bryson Delavan of New York analyzes how automobile use could raise respiratory ailments. He begins by examining chill as a leading injury cause, noting it may be acquired through exposure and improper care while traveling.
The article urges careful protection of the neck, chest, and feet in cold weather and motor travel. It warns against exposed skin, low shoes, and inadequate undergarments, noting risks from sudden temperature drops and drafts in open cars.
County Assessor Fischer is summoned to explain alleged under taxation of Union Pacific undeveloped mineral lands and coal reservations after state inquiry. Critics say coal lands valued at 58820 and coal reservations at 25320 while assessed taxes were below true value, challenging the truth of his claims.
The cucumber grower from Jefferson County led a pro initiative and referendum surge at the Colorado Springs convention, drawing strong applause and signaling broad support. A minority of delegates urged a middle path, but the majority favored reform and direct legislation despite opposition.
The speech by Mr. Pattee shows broad support for reform and direct legislation. The cucumber grower at the Republican convention echoed majority sentiment, underscoring that most party members favor the policy and will not oppose the issue.
An obituary tribute describes Paul Mosher as a kind, gentle, and generous man who faced illness in college and remained a thoughtful friend and supporter throughout life. It honors his rare sweetness of character and his consistent right living, noting his early death at 25 and the impact of his kindness on those who knew him.
A Greeley resident, Mrs. J. C. Wiedman, reports long relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes back and side pains, headaches, and fatigue easing, with renewed energy and strength. Sold by Gilbert Drug Co. in Greeley. Foster Milburn Co. distributes in the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
A. R. Simmons died at his Kersey home after a week with typhoid fever. He was 96 and moved to Kersey with his family three years ago. He is survived by his widow and a nine year old son, both also ill with typhoid.
Paul Consolus Mosher 25 died after a long illness yesterday afternoon at his parents home 1312 Ninth avenue Greeley born June 25 1885 in Greeley he attended North Wara school and Greeley high school class of 1904 was a standout athlete and student later joined University of Colorado freshmen basketball team member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity illness forced early college leave survived by parents sister Jessie and brother Jack.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure it cannot achieve. It lists F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and endorsements from Kinnan & Marvin. The copy promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and Hall's Family Pills for constipation with testimonials available.
Report notes state board of equalization will hear Weld County Assessor Fischer on Monday October 3 about why coal lands held by Union Pacific were not taxed. Auditor Kenahan prompted the inquiry, alleging unjust discrimination in Weld County favoring the railroad and urging coal reserves to be taxed. Local real estate figures expected to attend. farmers not singled out as overlooked taxpayers.
Your complexion and temper are affected by a disordered liver. Cham berain's Stomach and Liver Tablets promise improvement. Sold by all dealers.
Professor Laurence H. Gipson, grandson of Henry T. West of Greeley Colorado, leaves for Yale to join the graduate department of history as Farnam fellow. He becomes the first Idaho young man to obtain an eastern university fellowship, a prize that enhances Idaho's educational standing nationally.
The ad asserts Merit Wins Foley Kidney Pills cure disease tone the system and raise vigor. It lists backache headache nervousness loss of appetite sleeplessness and general weakness from kidney or bladder disorders and states the pills are sold by all druggists.
Ault Sept 23 Bentley Yeck 17 son of Mr and Mrs M O Yeck homesteaders was instantly killed when struck by lightning while harrowing a field on C B Pierces farm seven and a half miles northeast of Ault. The bolt struck the neck igniting clothing. Pierce reported the horses bolted and Yeck’s body dropped after the harrow. Death was instantaneous no inquest to be held.
The Camfield Development Company, with engineer L L Stimpson, organized an irrigation district south of the Platte near Sedgwick. It aims to water 18 000 acres for about 670 000 dollars using Platte flood waters, with nine reservoirs totaling 19 000 acre feet. Work begins after bond voting and contract award. plans were approved at a city meeting yesterday.
Your kidney trouble may be long standing. Foley's Kidney Remedy aims to relieve acute or chronic issues and restore vigor. J Sibball of Grand View Wisconsin says one bottle made him well. Available at all druggists.
A Weld County delegate, rising amid Roosevelt progressives at the convention, shouted down the crowd with a wild gesture and declared “Down, every one of you.” The gallery observer notes varied impressions, while the Weld County man sought to impose calm and order. The incident reflects tension between factions and public display during the proceedings.
An ad promoting Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe non narcotic cough remedy for kids. It claims the product does not contain opiates or harmful drugs and is available in the yellow package from all druggists.
George Sturdavent recounts a Routt county roundup of untamed mustangs. He notes the wild, unbranded herd, offspring of early settlers’ stock, with about thirty men working over several days. The horses were sent to larger outfits for sale or use.
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