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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
2
The Greeley Tribune Printing Company lists names including Welle Mamperer Morris M Rathias and Etter. It notes TELZEPHOYE GREELEY address on Seventh Street and pricing terms for subscriptions and postage as part of standard post office classifications.
Forecast calls for rain and scattered showers across the region. Temperatures remain mild with brief downpours possible in the afternoon and evening. Track the latest local updates for any delays or advisories.
A dispute records a Greeley Commercial Club conflict over time cards and a Tribune notice. A meeting considered public appeal via the Tribune, with a two-site question and a potential special meeting, while a letter from T. P. B. and E H Genge addresses an engraving error in a June issue.
A Mexican Herald correspondent describes Fi guerca led rebels attacking the small city of Icuzia in Guerrero. The narrative captures cannon fire, cathedral bells, and a beleaguered garrison at Pedecals as rebels press the assault amid fearful prayers, with journalist prose praising wartime reportage.
A Greeley man has completed a new model for making steel cut coffee after a year of work. The device grinds coffee to a fine dust free end product by separating chaff and dust, improving quality. It has attracted orders from Sprague Tea and Coffee Co of Des Moines and Moosejaw, Sac.
Fragmentary text describes an opening week giveaway offering a bair set with cach Bair Grees. The Indies of Creeley appear to be misread names, offering unclear details about a promotion and participants.
Fragmented notes report Bailé yoerself and D Sanders involvement, with mentions of Estes Perk and Talos Bask Block. Mr Spillman closes a sale and many customers take a vantec offer at special prices around $12.
The notice lists alfalfa harvest near Greeley with damaged weather notes and references to local farms and residents. It mentions Miss Kesteck attending Young Ladies' College, a guest in the city, and ongoing community activities. Also advertised are ladies' wash suits, prices and sale notes, plus travel mentions on the Denver Laramie Moffat route and a trip toward Corona.
The Estes Park Chamber of Commerce committee urges backing for a new bicycle park in Estes. Members include Pred R. Ross, Chairman, WD Downs, T H Reynolds, Thomas B. Stearns, and Piatt Rogers.
Desver Laramie Mofat road excursion invites travelers to Desver to Tolland and back for 2.5 dollars, with an optional 1.54 dollar upgrade to reach the continental divide peak. Tickets available through D L N W agent. Trails depart Greeley at the same time.
Travel ad fragment markets a 200 mile mountain trip for 1.59 dollars with a Sunday departure from Laramie. It mentions an early 12:45 greeter and a route to oil hills and the top of the continent. The text includes garbled phrases and unclear destinations.
Mary Hunter hosted a birthday party at her Pleasant Valley home where about 25 children attended. Guests included several from Greeter Were and after cake and refreshments a round of games and social time followed, with those present leaving around 2 o clock.
Mrs. R. M. Battery of Fort Collins spent yesterday in the city and departed this evening for Los Angeles. The coast draws a number of residents yearly as a colony of newcomers gathers for an annual outing and tracks new arrivals.
McMillan, a big Canadian mat artist, defeated Art Magiri in Sid Walzer's hall after a grueling 28 minutes 46 seconds. McMillan wore Magiri down with weight advantage and solid technique, taking the first fall in under an hour and a half, and securing the second after about 19 minutes. The match was hailed as the season’s best, with both wrestlers fair and determined, Magiri showing top form for Greenley’s amateur scene.
A big game is set at Ash Grove Park tomorrow at 2 PM as the fast Trinidad band challenges the Spuds. The Spuds expect a new shortstop and a strong all around lineup with a fast college league pitcher joining the mound for an exciting matchup.
June 14 Pueblo church leaders gathered for the state Sunday school convention with a praise service. Bishop E R Hestrix of Kansas City preached the sermon as speakers followed in the afternoon. An open air gathering featured Rev W T Horsbeck Rev M D Horsbeck Rev Guy W Wadsworth and others. Rev W A Brown of Chicago gave the evening address on Americas Great Sunday School. A big Sunday school parade was planned for the morning with thousands expected.
Summer schedule in Greeley features Thursday afternoon games after noons, as a growing trend. Officials expect the Thursday games to attract larger crowds and become a core general activity during the season.
A low cost Sunday trip along the Moffat road departs next Sunday June first from Laramie to Tolland for $2.50. The train leaves Laramie depot in Greeley at 6 45 a m with no car option mentioned.
Mrs Pierson and daughter depart for Denver where the family will establish residence. Chuck and the two boys plan a brief mountain trip for fishing and tramping before joining them. The Piersons have sold property in and around Kersey.
A representative of Althouse Manufacturing Co of Denver visits Kersey today to discuss installing a refrigerator room. The visit signals upcoming cooling installations in the area and a push for Arctic-like efficiency in local storage.
A prolonged heat wave in the East sends produce prices soaring across the Mississippi valley. Potatoes rise to 2 a bushel as fresh and dried fruits climb, with new potatoes selling at 1.75 wholesale after previously 1.00. Watermelons peaches and cantaloupes expected to be plentiful and cheap as early crops begin arrival. Ladies and children's oxfords offered at low prices at A. J. Park's.
Amsco photo supplies are available at Imbeoden’s Book Store in town. The listing notes stock of cameras, film, and developing materials with potential specials for photographers and students.
Dr Glixman eyesight specialist will be at the Camfield hotel Thursday Friday and Saturday. He offers expert advice on eyewear and lens effects. If your glasses are unsatisfactory call for consultations during specified hours.
A fragmented ad style note notes a milk wagon delivering milk and butter daily from a house service. It emphasizes convenience and daily supply though some phrases are unclear. The readable parts reveal a local vendor offering fresh dairy via wagon service to households.
In Greeley area notices include Dr Jos Otoupalik listing a DENTIST practice on Ses Eighth St and mentions of Mr and Mrs A R Fleber visiting from opie to Denver. Elderly residents Ether Anderson and Carl D Anderson family plan to stay at the home for the summer while young travelers return from Sweden to Lareree by boat
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