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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
3
A garbled OCR advertisement lists items for sale including seeds potatoes stock shares and a horse power truck parts. It mentions secondhand goods r sale houses electric plant and a request for a Maged woman with good wages and immediate hire, with contact cues scattered. The text includes phone numbers and scattered location hints but is largely unintelligible.
Crowds flocked to the Demorest sale with attendees reporting large crowds and active bidding. Local business updates mention loans on farm or water stocks and ongoing sales of poultry feed and supplies at the Model Mills and Olagier's Thermos Bottles offered for travel and camping use.
Miss Sarah Ben calls on the ladies of Greeley with a full line of hair goods. Cut hair and combing needed. Call after 4 pm at 931 Eleventh Street.
Glazier the jeweler announces the biggest sale yet at Demorest's. George C. Bell of Denver is in Greeley for business. Mrs Maggie Devenport returns from California. J R Moore pays 15 dollars for speeding. The report also notes a marriage in Platteville between James F Lee and Lillie Bingham with consent from her mother. Special to the Daily Tribune Denver line reports a coal land sale proposal for state land board to raise revenue for the Agricultural college.
Mrs R M Gale hosted a Wednesday thimble party with lawn gum modeling for prizes won by Mrs C A Bray ton and booby prize to Mrs B F Hubbell. Two teams led by Mrs Lynne Ryan and Mrs C A Taylor competed in a bow and arrow contest with Taylor's team prevailing. Congregational Ladies' Aid Society opened Mrs August Molander's country home for a chicken pie supper planned Saturday night.
Tribune ad notes hardware items including hay slings wire cable rope and related supplies from MecCUTCHEON HARDWARE with multiple product mentions.
Dressmaking at 1102 Thirteenth Street and Model Mills offer screenings and economical chicken feed as crowds attend the Demorest sale. The store advertises the entire stock as new and seasonable with heavy discounts and urging attendance for money savings.
Funeral directors Pollock and Dunn advertise cabbage plants at W H Searing's greenhouse 712 Thirteenth Street. Local residents send messages of travel and visits including Calvin Randolph Mildred Johnson Roxye Adams Veda Graham and A A Peralta with family. Bargain counter at Alexanders features frequent changes and steady three fourths value reductions.
Local market notes show hay bailed at 18.00 and 14.00 for alfalfa, cattle and hog prices listed. Beef markets appear weak with prices around 5.00 to 6.00, cows hay fed at 4.00 to 4.50. Potatoes offered with no current market and various poultry prices noted.
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