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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
3
Classified snippets show a clutter of want ads including sale items such as a 160 acre farm near Gresley with tools and teams offered for 16000 dollars, rooms for rent in furnished and unfurnished houses, and a pine pony for sale. Also noted are requests for boarders, housework help, and a Kodak service ad. Local names are occasional and scattered.
Various business ads and short notices describe Jewelers Glazier and Fezer drugstore offerings, Kodak supplies, and a wedding ring invoice at Dunham’s opposite the courthouse. Other items mention trips, a deputy game warden appointment in Weld County, and short personal notes about residents traveling or visiting friends.
The International Bible Students Association offers a free address at Congregational church Friday evening June 23 at 8 p m. Rev Barton, a noted Bible scholar, will present scripture to persuade skeptics about the Word. He travels nationally with a major Bible society and delivers messages from worldly headquarters in Brooklyn and London. Everyone welcome with no collection.
Hood River Strawberries and Wil son Grocery Company advertise products while D. R. McArthur & company and Clayton Lumber Co promote refrigerators, shirts, and paint at cost. Fezer's Drug Store urges readers to buy kodaks for summer vacations, and New System Beauty Shop offers combings. Sale starts Saturday at The Meyer store.
Mrs. Pearl Liner left with her mother aboard to Denver after a brief visit. Mr and Mrs M R Piumly and Mr and Mrs F Farquahr headed for Pendelton Oregon for the summer. Miss Eva Johnson returned home to Grand Junction after visiting Greeley for the Normal.
Notice is hereby given that on the 12th day of July 1911 at 10 o'clock a.m. the Eighth street pool hall business including all fixtures pool and billiard tables will be sold at public sale to the highest and best bidder for cash.
Nine new contracts for phones were secured by employees of the Colorado Telephone Co in Greeley Tuesday as three days of business activity wrapped up. In the seventeen districts competing, Greeley ranked fourteenth.
Bracewell drenched fields yesterday after noon as farmers welcomed the heavy rain. Though hay was not yet stacked for all, the downpour sparked optimism for improved yields and healthier crops forthcoming.
The Meyer Store at 713 Main St. kicks off a clearance sale ten days earlier than prior years to reduce summer stock before fall arrivals. Shop on time to secure first pick and save money.
In the Sterling Building Gilbert Bros installs inverted gas lamps of fine make. The lamps were crafted by the factory specifically for the new store.
The Park Mose offers Friday specials on oxfords in new stylish shapes with prices at 8.50 and 4.00. White canvas oxfords priced at 1.50 per pair and 70 high grade oxfords in small sizes at 98. The listing names The Park Mose. Co and advertises bulk quantities and discounts.
The Meyer store at 713 Main St launches a weekend clearance offering American Gentleman and other shoes from 3.50 to 4.00 values down to 2.85, plus broken lots of oxfords, dresses, linens, and menswear at deep discounts. Friday and Saturday feature markdowns on Watson oxfords, suits, shirts, suspenders, gloves, and ladies and misses footwear.
The piece cites Albert Jay Nock arguing in The American Magazine that immigration from Washington state to Canada surged in 1907 to 1910, driven by monopoly and a harsh tax system. It notes Washington and Oregon sent 43,979 citizens to Canada in four years, amid calls for reform of land policy and speculative interests.
A collection of witty epigrams on law and lawyers from The American Magazine July issue. It lampoons lawmaking delays court inefficiency and the lawyer’s art. Notable lines suggest exploiting holes in law and balancing safety risk and danger in business advice.
A record of numerous property transfers showing buyers and sellers, parcel details, and nominal one dollar deeds. Notable entries include Frances M. Borden to Ernest H. Warner SE 3-3-67 for one dollar and David M. DeCamp to A J Vaiore its 45 to 54 inc b13 and its 36 to 45 inc B C H 2nd add Kersey for 3250 dollars. Other transfers involve Kansas Colorado Land & Loan Co., Moore’s additions to Greeley, and several Lts and NE sections with various prices.
Canvas Oxfords 58c for Friday and Saturday on sale for 100 pairs white canvas oxfords at 58c each. Park Mosee Co. offers this limited stock event.
The Colorado National Guards Lupton company has just 58 men under Captain Haynes. They have received new uniforms and equipment and will drill nightly to move out of the awkward class. Local ground conditions are good after recent showers.
Hood River store offers men’s and young men’s suits from 25 to 50 percent off on every dollar. Sale begins Saturday at The Meyer.
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