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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
3
Greeley area ads show rental offers furnished and unfurnished rooms board included, and multiple for sale notices. Listings mention a camp near Crow Creek, local merchants, real estate agents, and various daily transactions plus community notices about residents traveling and shopping specials.
In Delta area reports the beet thinning season continues despite heavy rain while cabbage planting begins. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Rogers in Fort Collins. A Presbyterian social gathers at Mrs. Berry’s home, and Rev. Chase and Rev. Hunter lead installation in LaSalle. Travel plans include Harold Masterday’s western trip.
A jumble of notices includes Vivian Abbott returning from Chicago to spend the summer with her parents the Abbotts, and a reel of promotions for McCUTCHEON HARDWARE CO with rake talk. It also notes a $1,000 lodge insurance draft for Mrs. Marda Calkins, visits by F C Hitchcock of New York, and stereopticon lectures by Dr. Finks on Alaska and mountaineers at First Presbyterian Church with free admission.
Marie Bellamy died this morning at the home of Mr and Mrs R Kitson from tuberculosis. Her mother and uncle were with her at death. The husband recently visited but has returned to Cleveland Ohio. Remains will be shipped Tuesday to Cleveland for burial.
Sunday morning Children’s Day at the Methodist church featured a program by the children. The Cradle Roll, led by Mrs. E. H. Downey, lists 120 under three years old, about 100 attended, each receiving a tiny potted plant. Sixteen babies were baptized following the service.
Three offenders faced the police magistrate this morning for drunken behavior. A. Morris, a repeat offender just off a Denver train, carried rye in two pistol pockets and received the usual penalty of $10 plus costs after a brief arrest by Officer Brown. Local pair Goodfellow and Morgan paid the same fines for misconduct with Officer Brown, Morgan also suffering a black eye.
Burglars forced the rear window of the Farmers Supply company Saturday night, failing to find money they took two revolvers and departed. The entry used two key pins from a boxcar drawbar as jimmies. aside from the guns, nothing else was missing.
The Tribune suggests checking its advertisements for guidance on what is noteworthy. It emphasizes practical tips and local commerce, inviting readers to scan ads for deals, services, and community offerings.
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