Demand for Greeley home made goods urged by Denver official
G R Backus of R G Dunn & Co visiting Greeley urged readers to support local manufacture. He cited the Greeley candy company and two cigar factories as examples of underused locally made goods and urged buying Greeley sugar flour canned goods wire fence and other products. He called for keeping money at home boosting the city’s industrial start and reducing waste such as burned straw. He urged insisting on home made goods as the first step to growth.
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G. C. Backus
Denver
R. G. Dunn & Co., Mercantile Agency
Greeley
Tribune
Greeley Candy Company
A Garden Prank Grows Into A Sunflower Climber
Town observers spot a tiled jardiniere filled with morning glories in bright colors and sunflowers, planted as a joke. Sunflowers surge upward, tangling with the vines as a playful prank becomes a summer spectacle and a source of pride for the gardener.
Thanks to Patrons of Queen and Phoenix Assurance Co
Henry T. West of Greeley Colorado expresses gratitude after selling his business to W E Kinsella. He praises the insurers as prompt and honorable in loss adjustments and commends Kinsella as a leading local businessman. The note is dated July 7 1908.
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Queen Insurance Company
The
Phoenix Assurance Com
W. E. Kinsella
Kinsella
Henry T. West
Greeley, Colorado
A Regular Babel at Big Circuits
The Barnum and Bailey circus hosts interpreters to cover 28 languages and hundreds of performers. The article notes the vast size, logistics, and European acts, with a downtown ticket office opening at Clark and Faulkner’s for show day sales. The tour continues in Greley on Friday, July 41.
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Barnum and Bailey Circus
Europe
James A. Bailey
P. ¥. Barnum
Clark and Faulkner's
Greley
Pity the Poor Shaggy Canine in a Small Town Moral Tale
A comic dialog in a church town about muzzling dogs during a canine crisis. A father, a child, and neighbors debate the fate of Tommy the dog amid muzzling edicts. The piece laments losing beloved Tommys and pokes fun at social and political tensions reflected through a pet dispute.
Puffer's Daring Christmas Issue Creates a Holiday Sensation
In a midsummer reverie editor Puffer dreams of a Christmas free issue with no holiday hints. He defies norms, plans a year end release, and wins a national craze, as editors imitate his Christmasless Christmas concept.
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Mr. Puffer
America
St. Nicholas
Weather forecasts may include odds on rain
Prof Schuster urges weather forecasts to publish the probable error or odds of prediction. He notes astronomy uses error estimates while meteorology lags. He suggests future columns show odds such as three to one for rain tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
Schuster
James Poll
Cad
Platte Canon Vacation Getaway Near Denver
The Platte canon offers an easy 26 mile trip from Denver with scenic mountain panoramas and rustic cottages along the river. Visitors can fish as the ride travels through the canon, with options for cottages camping and no large hotels, all under bracing high country air.
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Platte Canon
Canon
Denver
Colorado & Southern
Canon Mouth
Platte
The
Fido's Free Roaming Hope Amid Rabies Debate
A readers' plea condemns dog culling and muzzle laws, arguing dogs sense threats to their lives and fear the hunt. The piece rejects hydrophobia as rare, noting Pasteur’s work but urges return to muzzled freedom for dogs like Fido in Greeley.
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Mons. Pasteur
Fido
Greeley
Hotel Arrivals List Roundup From Denver and Beyond
A hotel arrivals column lists numerous guests and party attendees visiting from Denver, Chicago, St. Louis, Fort Morgan, Topeka, Concordia and other locations. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, G. C. Buckner, J. M. Davis, Clarence Whit takh, D. Riker, M. W. Blue, Rob Knapp, W. W. Vialette, S. D. Wilson, F. P. Kesey, and many more residents and travelers. The roster includes individuals from Greeley, Denver, Longmont, Boulder, Fort Collins, and across the Midwest, signaling a busy tourist and business travel period.
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Albion
Harry Johnson
G. C. Buckner
Denver
J. M. Davis
Clarence Whittakh
D. Riker
Johnstown
A. B. McClare
Ault
Fred A. Bowen
Providence
R. J
M. W. Blue
Tekamah
Neb
J. R. Rorum
M. Henderson
I. W. Reed
Geo
H. J. Canis
Longmont
H. H. Paulsen
Frank M. Padden
Topeka
Kans
Edward J. Neaderthal
N. Y
J. Swire
St. Louis
Max Hahn
Robi. Harris
D. Wilson
Chicago
F. P. Kesey
Mrs. van Landingham
Concordia
B. Bennett
Ft. Collins
BE. W. Blake
Wm. Briggs
Boulder
Real Estate Transfers in Weld County Daily Record
Weld County Abstract and Investment Co reports transfers including Mary M. Sullivan as Admx to Arthur Adams. Dennis Sullivan to Arthur Ponsford. Arthur Ponsford to Frank J Davis. U S to James C Adams patent on property. John E Shafer to Walter R Gallihur. George W Kee to William Beye. Several deeds list sections 72-67 and 18-4-68 with values and parcels.
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Weld County Abstract and Investment Company
Mary M. Sullivan
Admx
Arthur
Dennis Sullivan
Arthur Ponsford
Frank J&. Davis
James C. Adams
S. E. Ar
N. E
E. Bf
John E. Shafer
Pert A. Shafer
Walter R. Gallihur
W. P
Pierce
George W. Kee
William Beye
W. D
Hye
S. Bf
N. W. Ar
W. Qr
Unique Card Club Meets At Mrs McArthur Home
Members of the Unique card club with guests enjoyed a Monday afternoon gathering at Mrs. D. R. McArthur’s home. The 500 game crowned Mrs. D. C. Muth first, with Mrs. J. C. Wylie as consolation. Guests included Mesdames J. B. Agnew and W. B. Bale. A luncheon was served by the hostess.
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Unique Club
Unique Card Club
D. R. McArthur
D. C. Muth
J. B. Agnew
W. B. Balecoms
Chautauqua Tickets On Sale In Greeley
Late season tickets for the Greeley Chautauqua are now available at Clark and Faulkner Drug Store M J Neill Furniture Co R G Martin Grocery Commercial Club Rooms and Condon Mercantile Co Those who ordered or wish to order tickets should call at these locations to obtain them.
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Chautauqua
Greeley Chautauqua
Clark & Faulkner Drug Store
M. J. Neill Furniture Co
R. G. Martin Grocery
Commercial Club Rooms
Condon Mercantile Co
Presbyterian Regular Morning Service and Union Park Evening
The Presbyterian church holds a morning service at 10 45 with Rev William Bates D D preaching. Sunday school meets at 12 00. evening union services are in the park at 6 30.
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Presbyterian
William Bates D. D
Why Now Girls Plan New Club In City
Why Now girls from the Why Not club held a Monday meeting in Florence DeVolle's home with remaining members in the city. They decided to form a new club with a different name and members to replace those who drifted away. Mrs Arthur Searing will host a dinner for the original group next Thursday and the first meeting of the new club will be with Mrs Louis Wyatt. The gathering included needlework planning and a fine repast prepared by Mrs DeVotie.
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Puffer
Daffy
Mr. Puffer
Santa Claus
Florence DeVolle
Arthur Searing
Louis ¥. Wyatt
Mins DeVotie
Adams Case Heads to Jury Tonight in Colorado
Special to the Daily Tribune Grand Junction Colorado July 14 The Steve Adams trial likely reaches the jury this evening. Arguments are in progress with the prosecution declining to present rebuttal evidence to the defense alibi offered earlier this week.
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Adam
Daily Tribune
Grand Junction
Colo
Steve Adams
Adams
Untitled Historical City Overview
A fragmentary description portrays a bustling city with roads, streets, and hotels. It mentions farms and vegetable canning, waterworks, growing enterprises, two railways, several stores, public spaces, and a rich garden-centered surrounding area, highlighting commerce and social life.
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Agounty Pa
Dallir
Tone Daahier Wate Enterprises
Tate
Sea Wedidiek
Akereeeiec
Greeley Post Office Schedules Sunday Hours
Readable sections indicate Sunday hours and routes from Denver to Greeley and nearby areas. The fragment notes post office activities and service timing with references to Denver and local lines.
Fraternal Orders Meet Across May Evenings
Community notices list meetings for various lodges and orders. Dates show weekly or monthly gatherings including exalters, secretaries, recorders, and presidents with locations at Masonic halls and similar venues.
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Greeley Tribune Publishing Company
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Edna Andrews
Congress OF Nations
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Cora Leadbetter
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Ditrotory
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L. Sullivan
Gresley Lodge
Kt. Patterson
HM Wyatt
Mre
J. G. Hughes
C. A. Wingle
Wraternel Unies
S. Bh Metiara
Foudre Valley
George Chace
Eve Bena
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Furehse Anenday
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Retary
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