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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
1
Odd mixed lines describe seed potato sales and assorted local notices. Mentions Nett's Lumber Yard and Van a How tern of Qa. Scattered phrases hint at a rural town scene with remarks about social status and a breakfast of unclear context. No coherent event beyond sale references.
Miss Alberta Stratton spent several days in Denver last week. Miss Eva Karr visited relatives in Eaton and returned to Greeley. Rex Eaton heads to Laramie for irrigation work. Knights and Ladies of Security host an invitation dance at Camfield hall. Several families move or travel, including the Chatfields to Pueblo and Camfield family to their new home. Foley Kidney Pills testimonial noted by Mrs Rose Swan, with other messages about Kodak finishing at Fezer's drugstore.
Local snippets report store ads and services from Fischer's Extracts to Clayton's. Residents listed include Mrs. James Karr, J. W. Imboden, and Miss Phynelia Topping with travel and business notes across Eaton, Greeley, Denver, Pueblo, and La Jara.
Advertisement offers piano or organ lessons and music theory through a free course for piano buyers taught by an experienced teacher at the pupil’s home. Apply to W. Powell Evans, Greeley, 1473 Tenth St. Frank Briggs, injured in a train accident near Wyoming, returned home after left foot amputation and hospitalization, with his parents Mo and Mrs. Briggs residing south of Greeley.
Mrs Nellie B Graham spends days in Denver with New York friends Mrs John Gilbert and daughter Miss Lucia Gilbert. They plan to return to Malone New York after touring California and remark on Denver Juvenile court under Judge Lindsey and Colorado suffrage movement as unlike anything they have seen elsewhere.
Mrs B C Hellman departed Sunday for Chicago to study methods at the Griegg School offhortand and plans to return to Greeley at month’s end. Also Mrs W B Page and daughter Mildred left for Sedalia Missouri to spend the summer, Page a public school teacher. Rugh leaves Tuesday for Idylwilde with his son’s family and may stay a week or two. Mr and Mrs H F Hurlbut and others depart in three autos for Rockhurst on the upper Poudre for a several week stay.
Ernest Tuck, a Denver University junior, has returned to Greeley and taken a summer position with a telephone company. He studies for the ministry and has preached at Hudson while continuing his school work. Mrs. Mattie Clifford takes over management of the Heaton cafe with Mrs. Heaton resting.
Val Nims was knocked unconscious by a blow from an auto crank during a Saturday picnic. He remained dazed for about an hour as the party began to disperse, but doctors reported no serious injuries or lasting effects.
St Charles Sable of 30 Cook St Rochester N Y recommends Foley Kidney Pills for prompt relief from long standing kidney trouble. He says the pills’ curative qualities are evident in his case and urges readers to avoid substitutes and seek the genuine product from Gilbert Bros.
The notice promotes subscriptions to The Saturday Evening Post, Ladies Home Journal, and Country Gentleman at $1.50 per year. Readers are urged to place orders through Raymond Wolfe or by contacting the Tribune office in Greeley via provided phone numbers.
Investment broker George Peck advertises 6 percent first mortgage bonds of the Greeley Sanitarium with $100 denominations. Interest payable semi annually after year one. Subscriptions welcome at 10 percent monthly. Seek full particulars and prospectus at 416 Opera House Block, Greeley.
Spend your vacation at Eldora on the Switzerland Trail thirty miles west of Boulder with cool weather and scenery. Cabins for six dollars to seven fifty per week if prepaid. Pure spring water and good fishing nearby. See cabin pictures at the Tribune office by calling Mr. Wolfe. Rail fare Boulder to Eldora and return two dollars sixty cents, ticket valid thirty days.
A dated editorial quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson discusses sensualism in female education. Local notes report Mrs. L. E. Shepard traveling to Collins Missouri to visit relatives. Mr. Shepard absent weeks. Lester Hendricks, Denver University grad, to teach in India next year combining preaching and teaching. Oliver Kibby couple return from wedding trip with celebration at Milliken. A proverb praises reliable men as advancing, while unreliable men must restart.
Miss Wille Winger Basse and Earl Hudson Payne were married Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Scholl 920 Thirteenth Street. Only immediate relatives and friends attended. The bride, living with her mother near Ault, will move to Ellis Kansas where the groom is chief clerk for the Union Pacific and they will establish their home.
Rev A S Phelps former Greeley pastor speaks on A Modern Wanderer in Classic Greece at the Baptist church. Admission is 25 cents with an informal reception after the lecture.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Colorado Produce Exchange Co. will be held at the office of the company corner Seventh avenue and Seventh street Greeley Mercantile building city of Greeley on Monday June 3 192? at 7 30 p m for the purpose of electing five directors for the ensuing year and such other business as may properly come before said meeting. W H Farr President.
Advertising brief notes silk hose in white with lisle blend in black and size 35c. Product listing highlights fabric and color options without additional details.
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