Riddell to Lecture on Science and Religion in Greeley
Newton N. Riddell, noted lecturer on psychology and religion, will speak at First Methodist Church in Greeley starting Sunday October 10 at 3:30 p.m. on Science and Religion. A ten night series follows with free will offerings to cover expenses.
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Newton N. Riddell
Ministerial Association of
Greeley
Riddell
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Portland
First Presbyterian Church
Greeley Visitors Discover Rich Fruit At Buckhorn Ranch
A Greeley party including J. D. Potter and wife and F B Abbott and wife visited a Buckhorn mountain ranch twelve miles northwest of Loveland. They toured 15 acres of peach trees and 500 apple trees, praised the Jeffreys fall apple, and noted heavy peach yields and lush fruit across the orchard. Water for irrigation is pumped from Buckhorn via casoling engine.
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Charles McQuarter
Mountain Ranch
Loveland
Arkins
wWinner
J. D. Potter
FB. Um. Abbott
Greeley
Buckhorn
Cuests
Canon City
Quaker Oats Sets Standard Amid Pure Food Push
The article lauds Quaker Oats, noting its Scotch Oats as pure and economical. It highlights Yale tests supporting its value for vigor and endurance and praises the company for meeting new packaging and labeling demands under pure food laws.
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Quaker Oats Company
Yale
China
Remarkable Liniment Promises Fast Relief for Sprains
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Liniment as a speedy cure for sprains and bruises, claiming recovery in less than a week with faithful use. It promotes its effectiveness for brain or bruise, chronic or muscular rheumatism, and lists druggists as sellers.
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Chamberlain
Rubber in the Tropics: Huntington's Life Pearl
Collis P. Huntington muses that given another life he would abandon railroad promotion for the tropics. He suggests growing rubber in Mexico is better than gold and could create more millionaires than railroads.
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Collis P. Huntington
Mexico
Forage Plant Alfiberilla to Aid National Forest Ranges
Washington reports the United States forest service will cultivate Alfiberilla seed to reseed depleted national forest ranges. Plant ecologist A W Sampson found germination above 90 percent on set aside tracts in the Sequoia and southwest forests. The effort aims to stabilize early spring forage for stock on vast western ranges and reduce losses during lean periods.
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Daily Tribune
Washington
Sam
National Forest
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Forest Service
A. W. Sampson
Sequoia Forest
California
Forest Service
Starch Factory Fire Causes Big Loss Near Hamburg
A fire at a New York Hamburg Bremen starch plant burned from 2:30 until after 6:30 this morning. The blaze destroyed the main building and potato starch equipment, with only the engines and boilers spared. Three tramps suspected by foreman O A Gibbons. several workers escaped injury. Stockholders from Muscatine plan rebuilding and replacing machinery to meet the fall potato crop.
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New York
Hamburg
Bremen
O. A. Gibbons
W. L. Clayton
A. L. Lindner
Muscatine
Round Table Meeting At Adams Home Sept 29
The Round Table held its regular Monday night session at the home of Mr and Mrs A C Adams. The group followed its usual order of work and conducted routine committee business and discussion.
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Round Table
A. C. Adams
Fruits on Dry Land: Idaho Expert Advocates Drouth-Resistant Varieties
A. B. Allison of southern Idaho spoke in Greeley on dry land fruit potential. He praised wild plum for drought tolerance, describes grape needs and hardiness in arid climates, notes currants and gooseberries thrive with cultivation, and lists resilient grape varieties and cherry types suitable for limited rainfall.
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A. B. Allison
Idaho
Greeley
Mr. Allison
Entertainment At W. H. Parr Home Delights Guests
Mesdames W. H. Farr and Charles J. Yardley hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering at the Parr home honoring Mrs. R. D. Stover visiting former friends. The house featured autumn flowers and guests enjoyed socializing and fancy work with refreshments served by the hostesses and Mrs. arr. Twenty five guests attended.
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Mesdames
W. H. Farr
Charles J. Yardley
R. D. Stover
Charles Arr
Nine Blocks of Concrete Walks on Eighth Avenue
The nine blocks of concrete walks on Eighth avenue and the four blocks on each side of Sixth avenue were laid last week by the Colorado Mortgage and Investment company instead of the Colony Investment company. Fox, Baab & Wiedmann were the contractors.
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Eighth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Colorado Mortgage and Investment Company
Colony Investment Company
Tribune
Fox, Baab & Wiedmann
No Home Is Complete Without the Daily Tribune
A brief nod to the Daily Tribune as an essential daily read, suggesting its presence completes a household.
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The
Daily Tribune
Dredge System Deepens Boyer Ditch Near Eaton
R G McDonald of the Colorado Engineering Company completed a regulation type suction dredge on the Boyce seepage ditch southwest of Eaton. The 3.5 mile ditch will be widened three feet deeper with sloped sides, started Friday, and is expected to take about nine months to finish. It will irrigate a larger area once complete.
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R. G. McDonald
Colorado Engineering Company
Boye
Eaton
Wind Damage Hit Colorado Orchards After Tuesday High Winds
Weld county apple growers report several thousand dollars in losses from last Tuesday’s strong winds and a small hurricane. Boulder and Larimer counties estimate losses of 5 000 to 7 000 dollars each, but the overall crop should remain unaffected. Contracts have been made for windfall sales, and the Poudre Valley Supply company says a market exists for Colorado’s entire crop.
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Weld County
Colorado
Boulder County
Larimer
Poudre Valley Supply Company
Biliousness relief praised by Alegan man
J. J. Firestone of Alegan Michigan reports taking two Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets last night and feeling fifty percent better for weeks. He calls them a fine remedy for biliousness and says samples are free at druggists.
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Chamberlain
J. J. Firestone
Alegan, Mich
Woman declared insane after nervous breakdown in county court
Johanna Jeremaisen of Ault was declared insane in county court and will be taken to Pueblo tonight. She has suffered a six month nervous breakdown and has shown intermittent mental instability. She has never been violent but feared self harm, about 45 years old.
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Johanna Jeremaissen
Ault
Pueblo
Jeremaissen
Postal denial of Western Union purchase
Clarence Mackay, arriving on the Lusitania, denies reports that Postal Telegraph and Mackay interests have bought or leased Western Union. He says neither Postal nor Mackay entities have entered into any arrangement to purchase stock or the company and that competition will continue.
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New York
Clarence Ki. Mackay
Europe
L Lusitania
Postal Company
Western Union
Mackay Companies
Folys Honey and Tar Restores Health Says Satisfied Buyer
A Robinsonville merchant, Edgar N Bayliss, writes that two years ago he was thin and coughing constantly and nearly had consumption. After using Foley s Honey and Tar his cough stopped, he gained twenty eight pounds, and he credits the product for his recovery. Sold by all druggists.
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Narrows
Cape
Edgar N. Bayliss
Robinsonville
Bel
Foley
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