Renters gamble on favorable terms in South Street area
Local tenants push for favorable lease terms. the post notes a nine percent Poser loan option and calls for renters to contact the office via telephone for details.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
3
Local tenants push for favorable lease terms. the post notes a nine percent Poser loan option and calls for renters to contact the office via telephone for details.
Auction style notices include mules around 400 pounds for sale with contact at Greeley 51s and a for rent or sale ad for a bar. A nearly new upright piano is offered with contact in the evenings at Greeley. Mrs. Fred C. Teller and Ruth plan to Latara to visit her sister Mrs. D. W. Val Nims. Harold Decker, Larry McArthur and George Adama depart for Estes Park on a fishing trip in the Decker car. A gas range is advertised as a real cooking convenience.
At the W T U convention the ladies of the Christian church will serve meals on June 13 and 14 for 25 cents each. Everyone is invited. Mrs Dora Rhodes left Monday for Aguilar Colorado to spend the summer with her daughter Mrs Hazel Hart. She was accompanied by her daughter Laura.
The article explains how color is broken into its components using a prism and primary colors. It describes how a red object reflects red while absorbing others, and how purple appears as blue and red combined though not present as a single spectral color.
A Harper's Weekly anecdote recalls Lincoln boasting of his height and challenging Charles Sumner to a measure, noting Sumner declined. Lincoln calls Sumner a fine tall man and likens him to a bishop in jest, while Sumner worries the president with perplexing matters.
In an era of free delivery a farmer can get the Daily Tribune at his farm and receive Weld county news each day. This service brings urban level information to rural readers and keeps farmers connected to local events.
Local notes report glazier jeweler and various merchants in Greeley. Mentions Clayton's Coats, Moses and Kinsella insurance, Fischers products, Baxter motors, and trips by residents including J. T. Clough Furniture Co. and Albert Igo among others. Also notes travels of Rev. Dickinson, Judge Folsom, and Mrs. Greham.
Misses Lucy and Agnes Ruhl of St. Louis are visiting Mrs. W. B. Moody and will spend the summer at Colorado Springs. Mrs. Etta Beavers and Miss Hazel Haskins of Marysville, Kansas, arrived to spend the summer and attend the summer school.
House with six rooms and finest location for sale. Furniture included. Moving out of town. Address "NN" care Tribune. Sale details provided through local newspaper notice.
Misses Ethel and Annette Seeling traveled to Loveland Sunday to see their mother Mrs Frank Seeling who is a patient in Loveland Hospital.
Prof. Ernest Horn has returned from Colorado Springs where he spent a short vacation. He is a member of the faculty of the summer school. Wanted at Reducing plant for waste stock horses cows hogs and sheep called for and removed free. Phone Greeley 211 free toll.
F. C. K Greeley promotes Liberty Brush as the best value car. Greeley Motor Co. offers demonstrations. Edith and Mabel Crawford return from Colorado Springs and plan to attend summer school. L. C. Smith No. 5 typewriter $85, Royal No. 5 $75 with easy terms through Henry Candlin, Room 25, Bank Bk.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis visit Denver to see daughter Mrs. C F Wilson with plans for Mrs Curtis to stay weeks. John J Sisson party touring from Los Angeles to Glenn Falls. Rev J A Cosby of Tarentum Pa preached at United Presbyterian and spoke to the young people after a trip from Portland to the world citizenship conference in Greece with cousins Mrs C B Harper.
Mrs Arthur Strong will head the chorus providing music for the convention. The women of the union and other interested parties are invited to a meeting and rehearsal Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Rebecca Wolfe’s home to prepare.
Mrs. J. G. Harris is in Denver hospital awaiting an operation after long illness. D. R. McArthur & Co. exclusive agents for the vicinity sell the United States Dream Separator in Greeley. The device holds the world's record for skim ming.
Mr and Mrs Charles Seem and their young daughter depart for Bangor Pennsylvania to visit Mr Seem’s father, Dr A Seem.
D. R. McArthur & Co. became the first Weld County firm to purchase a carload of paris green. The company has shipped five carloads of paris green to this firm in the last two years.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Starr and Mrs. Alex Ferguson departed today for the Poudre tunnel. Mrs. Ferguson's brother Percy Adams oversees the tunnel work.
Negotiations continue to transfer Putnam ditch water to Bijou project backers. C. W. Beggs of Fort Morgan and Mason Spicer of Denver handle the legal work. No papers signed yet, but transfer seems likely and pumping facilities may be built. The water is described as valuable.
Mrs Christine Kiest dies at 43 near Evans and will be buried in Greeley. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made. Mr and Mrs Albert Sechrist of Denver visited Mr and Mrs W P Wasley for a few days as they return from a California winter.
Children will perform at Plainview school house at 3 PM next Sunday. Mrs Earl Cassiday and Miss Nettie King train the pupils for the program.
Willson Ellis leaves today for a trip to the western coast and then to his former home in Belfast Maine where he has taken a bank position. He has served as bookkeeper for Goodman and Niell for the past two years.
Eugene Fisk the son of Mr and Mrs George Fisk will spend the summer in Boston where he has a position in the engineering department of the Western Union Telegraph company Mr Fisk has attended the Massachusetts School of Technology this year
Dr Downing J M Kinsinger and T Miles traveled to Greeley to hear Bryan Evans. They returned satisfied and declared he is the most fluent speaker they had ever heard.
The Tribune reports Weld County in depth with wide geographic reach and continued local focus. Readers gain detailed coverage of events, developments, and issues across the region as the paper maintains its comprehensive county-wide presence.
An old notice invites readers to renew or place orders for the Saturday Evening Post, Ladies Home Journal, or Country Gentleman at $1.50 per year. Contact Raymond Wolfe via Greeley numbers or reach the Tribune office for assistance.
Notice to stockholders of THE FARMERS MERCANTILE COMPANY about the annual meeting at No 702 Ltd St Greeley Colorado at 2 pm on June 20 1912 to elect five directors and transact other business. Secretary Albert Igo signs on behalf of the company.
June 11 report from LaSalle notes labor shortages easing as Gordy McMillian confirms he secured 12 workers from Denver to cultivate 140 acres of beets on his farm.
Surveyors are in the field for special work by the Northern Colorado Irrigation company ahead of the district bond election to be held June 15S.
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