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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
3
Wanted cows and horses and farm items for sale including white Leghorn chicks two weeks old, haytacker, high grade single seat saddle, round soft felt mat, and groceries. Advert reads like a bustling rural help and goods listing with contact hints and prices.
A collage of business notices and social updates. Insurance and jewelry ads from Moser Glazier and Fire Insurance-Siden Co appear with requests for Ahilstrand bread at M H Lowes. Local trips include F B Rosier visiting Windsor and Miss Florence Gill's eastward journey with niece Jennie Gill.
Annunciation of Denver visits Greeley for Sunday double header at 2 p m against the Spuds. Spuds add a new short stop and local teams host vendors as residents share daily notices and market items.
A compact listing of product and store names appears to read like a trade ad with entries including Dolphin Hose Alaska Refrigerators Wonder Freezers Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves McCutch eon Hardware and an O. The fragmentary text hints at a regional hardware and appliance retail scene with diverse items.
Millinery sale starts Saturday June 3 at Miss Floyds corner Ninth Avenue and Tenth Street. Heaviest price reductions on season millinery items include trimmed hats veils chiffons flowers and more all closed out from cost.
The feature film The Seas Divide plays at the Majestic tonight and Saturday night. The music of soulful harmony across the sea frames a tale of two kindred hearts.
An advertisement touts a 60 cent pottle of Parisian Sage from Gil bert Bros claiming it prevents baldness stops hair from falling and banishes dandruff. It promises lustrous luxuriant hair growth with a money back guarantee.
There will be a meeting of the Weld County Bar association Saturday evening June 3 at the county court room courthouse Greeley at six oclock p m All members and those eligible to membership are requested to be present W HALL THOMPSON Secy
Mr and Mrs W Av Thomas returned Thursday from Denver where they were summoned by the death of their brother in law M Le Hanks. Hanks aged 51 died at his Denver home after a week's illness. He had many friends in Greeley and visits here often. Funeral services were held Wednesday at his Denver home.
The New Orpheum presents Pola Like to be a Military Man The Regimental Ball and The Field of Honor a comedy where the best man wins For her Brother s Sake a tale of a youth misusing entrusted funds then recovering through horse racing A sensational horse racing scene closes the program Tonight and Saturday include a 3 p m matinee
The D A R officers arrange an outing and picnic at St. Vrain on June 14 to unveil a monument marking the fort site. Capt T G Macy aided plans in Denver. Special excursion rates apply: 75 cents from Greeley and 1.50 from Denver. trains may run to alternate picnic location after the unveiling.
The district plans a single end of year test with certificates for those averaging 90 percent in spelling. Current plan selects top ten annually. next year all compete for honours. Lists of first and second place pupils by grade are given, with badges awarded by the superintendent.
Miss Leona Laughrey of Greeley married Gus Klingenbure of Loveland at the Laughrey home in Pleasant Valley. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. R. J. Hunter at noon, followed by a wedding dinner. The bride, a State Normal graduate and former teacher, will reside on the groom’s Loveland ranch.
The ceremony lists a program with musical numbers by the High School Girls' Glee club and choruses, a key address by John R. Bell, and diplomas presented by Superintendent D. D. Hugh. The class roster includes Roy Thompson Adams, Geneva Helen Andrew, Ida Bishop, Francis Bergman and many others.
Mrs Mary E Van Gorder received a pleasant surprise Thursday afternoon when a group of ladies hosted a kitchen shower at her home. Guests presented her with useful kitchen and dining articles. Tea was served and enjoyed by all in a warm social gathering.
Local shopper requests Ahlistrand's Bread at West Side Grocery seeking fresh loaves and confirmation of stock. Clerk notes limited supply and offers alternative local bakery brands while inventory is checked.
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