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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
3
Denver Colorado based Barber College advertises for experienced irrigation workers. The notice requests applicants for hay work and related farm tasks, with a contact address at 1715 10th Ave and a phone number for inquiries.
The page lists births and visits in Greeley including L. B. Reed born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gillard in Eaton, various business ads for pumps motors engines Paris Green and coatings by D. R. McArthur Co, and social notes on Miss Burton Misses Parsons Bryant Ina Oltman and others visiting Denver. It also promotes sales of Paris Green exclusive to D. R. McArthur Co and Low priced typewriters from Henry Candlin.
Ault June 15 The Christian church play A Disputed Possession drew about 200 attendees last night and over 50 dollars was collected at the door. The event showcased local talent and was described as a great success.
Former Park Congregational pastor Rev F M Sheldon of Madison Wisconsin visited Greeley on Friday as guest of Mr and Mrs W C Wilson and to see former parishioners and friends. He now oversees Congregational home missionary work for Wisconsin and is bound for the western coast.
Turner advertises cabbage plants at 60 cents per thousand with delivery available within the next two weeks. Contact Greeley at 37 West Fifth Street Greeley by phone.
Local notes report several residents in and around Denver Greeley and surrounding areas on business including J S Morrison Charlies Waite A W Lunbeck and B F Woodruff F W Hill. Mentions visits to Sterling Briggsdale and Estes Park plus a June 19 church social at S L W Ranch Church with 25c pricing.
An insurance ad for Northwestern Mutual Life urges readers to insure their lives with Crane and cites Ernest Scarborough visiting his parents in Greeley. It notes F A Isbel and son from Fort Morgan visiting Greeley and planning to move there to manage Denver company interests in the area.
Reverend Ernest Tuck travels to Hudson to lead Sunday worship as he continues a summer charge there. He is taking a course at Denver University and has preached in Hudson for the past year, while also holding a weekday position with a telephone company in Greeley.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Adams of Lansing Michigan arrive today for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cameron. The two families were longtime friends in Michigan and had spent the winter in California.
Real estate broker A. L. Mumper & Co. reports a buyer for a five or six room modern house at a bargain price. Miss Sadie Miller travels to Fort Collins to cater a party hosted by Miss Jessie Edmonds this afternoon.
Paris Green now costs five cents a pound more than when the carload was bought, with no price rise at Fezer’s drug store. Mrs. Vernon McKelvey arrived home from Trinidad after attending the state convention of the P. E. O. Sisterhood.
Warren McCord of the North Western Railroad company was in Greeley today on business. He spent the spring months in Greeley during the lamb shipping season overseeing shipping operations and related arrangements.
Thieves were active in Greeley on Thursday night. Police investigated burglaries at Ahlstrand Mercantile’s bakery, Couzens Day shop in Coronado Court where a motorcycle was stolen, and P. W. Allens barn where a saddle and bridle were taken.
Lorne Dedrick of Eaton came home Friday after several weeks away on a trip to the western coast. The United States Cream Separator, noted as the world record skimmer, is being sold in Greeley by D. R. McArthur & Co.
Miss Margaret Doolittle leaves Friday for New York City to join her sister Miss Ada Brush who is in failing health. Brush will enter a sanitarium for care by a specialist.
Miss Mary Kendel has returned from New York City where she studied voice culture for several years. She spent last summer in Greeley and returned to her work in the fall in this city.
The regular annual meeting will be held at the company office in Lucerne at 2 p m on Saturday June 29 1912 for the election of trustees and other business. Arthur Leaver secretary H N Bickling president.
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