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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
3
Local residents and businesses listed include sales, hires, and trips. Names such as Johnson, Piper, Premo Hawkeye, Fezer, Clayton Lumber, Loom End, Ramsay’s, and Mrs. Trumbo appear with goods and services from painting to embroidery, plus travel to Denver, Loveland, Colorado Springs, and Newark.
A fragment outlines home laundry practice describing washing clothes in eight complete water changes and temperatures from cold to boiling. It notes using a good pure soap to get clothes white and clean.
Mrs R J Shrewsbury buys a gas range. Ahistrands Bread advertised at Baab Son’s Cottage Grocery. Thursday ball game Trinidad versus Spuds at 3 p m and again at o’clock p m. Harmer couple took a Denver auto trip. Brown visits Windsor. Sulphur Ointment promotions and beauty shop offerings. D R McArthur Co advertises refrigerators and photography services. Clark Faulkner’s tray development and Dyko printing. Camfield hall to host a seven piece orchestra for a Saturday dance.
A notice promotes a round trip fare of 2.50 to Tolland and back on the Moffat road via the Denver-Laramie line next Sunday with an extra 1.60 to Corona. Return promised the same evening for a good night’s sleep.
East Side Feed Store and East Side Grocery advertise Clayton Lumber Co. nut coal praised for summer ranges. Miss Hazeline Swartz departs for Tonopah Nevada for the summer. Mr. Spillman offers entire stock of pictures rugs and rockers for sale by July 1 at 12 Sth avenue.
A local advertisement invites shoppers to visit a new men’s store located in the Scott Ly ons building on 9th avenue offering work shirts overalls ties collars and a summer suit at attractive prices.
The ad promotes Anseo cameras paired with Ansco film and Cyko Paper for printing. It promises surprising artistic results and highlights Clark & Faukner's as the seller.
J. Miller of Denver visited Greeley over Sunday and Monday and a rumor that he has missed several trains leaves open whether he remains in town or has left.
Attendees of the Camfield hall dance next Saturday evening will find extra comfort from newly installed electric fans. The hall will stay cool and pleasant, and the event will feature the usual high class music.
Mrs Mary Ford arrives from Nokomis Illinois to stay with Mrs Esther Pasterday for a week. Next week they plan a two week rustication at Glen Haven near Estes Park.
The G. D. Horne Book Store advertises guaranteed colors in duplex wallpaper at 75 cents per double roll. The note promotes quality and value for home decorating needs in a compact catalog-like entry.
Phillip Schopp a German resident near Kersey made final proof on 160 acres yesterday afternoon. At about seventy years old he embodies hope for the future alongside younger homesteaders as he completes his land claim.
Miss Grace Davis bade her many Greeley friends good bye this morning and departed for her home in Germantown California after residing here several years as a Normal student. She has accepted a position as a faculty member in the Normal school at Salem Oregon.
Ask Crone for proof that the Northwestern is The Bert. New leather souvenirs arrive at Horne's Book Store. Trinidad faces Greeley Spuds next Thursday at 3 p.m. A strong 4A game is expected.
The D R McArthur Hardware company offers refrigerators at cost price. Customers may purchase appliances directly at cost, subject to store terms and stock availability.
Mrs Arville Stamps of Cedar Rapids Iowa travels to Denver on this morning's train accompanied by her son Mr Copeland. She plans to stay in Colorado all summer due to the heat conditions in Iowa.
Greeley Lodge No. 31 K of P held a social meeting after business last evening at the lodge rooms. Attendees reported the event was fast and funny and the most enjoyable time they have had.
Miss Sarah Hunter of Greeley plans a Denver recital at Central Christian Church next Monday evening. Many Greeley residents will travel to hear her perform under supervision with Mr Frederick Schweiker in Denver.
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