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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
3
Fragments show job ads and personal notices including help wanted at several wages, sewing and mending work offered, loan and real estate notes, a missing pocketbook report, a horse shoeing service, and local business announcements. Also mentions typhoid fever in a family, travel to Denver, and a rummage sale at the Congregational church.
An ad heavy brief notes abundant loan money for farm lands and city property. The item lists Al Mumper Co contact and a summer work rule for Greeley lumber yards closing early. Also mentions several residents visiting, returning home, or traveling between Briggsdale Sedalia Beamer Neb and California with social updates.
The Methodist and Christian church Boy Scout teams played yesterday afternoon. The Methodists triumphed 14 to 6 and now lead the series four games to two.
A group of Normal students returned from a Denver Laramie and Northwestern excursion to Crystal Lake. The trip left Greeley at 7 in the morning and arrived back at 9 in the evening, with a good crowd attending.
Mrs. Clifford Bartel left this morning for Mt. Vernon Illinois for a visit. Mrs. W. E. Bliss is expected home this week from a visit with relatives nearby.
Miss A Myer of Peckham visited Greeley today and traveled to Ault to see friends. Henry is the person to do Kodak developing and finishing at Feser's Drug Store, as stated.
Larry Maroney of Denver was in Greeley Wednesday as a guest of Mr and Mrs D R McArthur. Mr and Mrs R H Waring left Monday to lease in Seattle and will move if they like the place.
An advertisement promotes a self owned shop offering cheaper horse shoeing at 1.50 with no taxes rent or light costs. Claim touts better service for less expense and satisfaction guaranteed. Location given as half a mile northeast of Greeley opposite Red Bird Stock.
Twelve year old Charles Cosberg of Kersey fainted on a street in front of the opera house lobby during heat. He had not eaten or slept for two days due to a toothache and was brought to the Opera House drug store where he regained consciousness after the incident.
Father A. B. Casey led a Memorial service at the Catholic church Sunday evening. Members of the G. A. R. and the W. R. C. were invited and joined the veterans and ladies from the commander T. C. Pressly's office as they marched to the church. Special music accompanied an excellent address by Father Casey.
The Colorado and Southern Railway offers reduced round trip home seekers tickets to many Texas and New Mexico points on the first and third Tuesdays of each month in 1911. Tickets are valid for up to twenty five days with liberal stopover privileges. For details contact a Colorado and Southern agent or passenger agent O. B. Fisher in Denver.
Governor Shafroth rejects a county classification bill that would raise county official salaries by substantial amounts totaling near 250 000 annually. He cites constitutional issues and notes extra scrutiny for related bills on reservoirs taxes and lease land valuation and shifts.
The women of the auto club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. C. H. Ramsay's home but weather halted plans. They scheduled a picnic for next Wednesday at Wrylie's grove with 2:30 p.m. gathering at Mrs. J. T. Clough's house and a beef steak fry as the main feature.
Mrs Anna Bodeen traveled to Lucerne today to visit her aunt and uncle.
Bring your repairs to Dunham's at 906 Ninth Avenue opposite the courthouse for skillful and prompt work.
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