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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
4
A local laundry service advertises prompt linen laundering with guaranteed dependable pickup and return at the agreed time. The ad emphasizes reliability and customer appreciation for a trusted service.
The Bishop is billed as the premier American platform orator and author of works like In God's Out of Doors. He will present Shylock and David in a dramatic lecture at the Methodist church Saturday evening at 7.30.
Arrangements secure the Majestic theatre as the Weld County School Oratorical contest takes place tonight. The event emphasizes education with many humorous orations. Proceeds fund prizes and school benefit. Judges include Supt. George Alps Ault Prof. J. R. Morgan Trinidad and Prof. W. S. P. Meddins Telluride.
The article discusses Jerry Moore of Winona South Carolina crowned Champion Boy Corn Grower of the World for 1910. It notes his acre yield of 228 bushels and three pecks, credits South Carolina Boys' Corn Clubs with lifting regional farming, and praises the youth's impact on agricultural intelligence and elders.
The regular annual meeting of the Lucerne Produce and Elevator Company will be held at the company office in Lucerne Colorado at two o clock p m on Saturday June 24 1911 for the election of trustees and other business as may properly come before the meeting H N BICKLING President ARTHUR LEAVER Secretary
A 1911 unveiling honors Fort St. Vrain built about 1837 by Colonel Ceran St. Vrain with Fremont expedition visits in 1843 and 1844. Speaker Judge Jacobs recalls Major Long’s path, Parkman and Kit Carson, and the pioneer settlers who followed to civilize the region along the Platte and Cache la Poudre.
The Central Blacksmith Shop in Greeley supplied a top quality milk wagon to the North Side Dairy. The shop features a power planer hammer drills and band saws and has built wagons for J L Lucas Owens Transfer Co McCutcheon Hardware Wilson Grocery and others. Mr Orr aims to specialize in auto delivery wagons and other vehicle work.
The P. E. C. convention ends with a pledge to aid worthy girls’ education and to assist women with a focus on high moral character and leadership. Mr. and Mrs. Willarlson of Gale town visited Greeley this week.
Mr and Mrs Love and Miss Bertha Blair with Mr Copeland of Galetown in Greeley today. Mrs A J Ling died this afternoon at 1 at Greeley hospital. She leaves a husband and three children three miles from Kersey. No funeral arrangements have been made.
Mrs Chandler and Mrs Swan leading a church women’s group will host a home cooked food sale at the gas office on Saturday June 24 from 10 am to 6 pm. Morning specialties include hot brown bread and baked beans while afternoon offerings feature hot rolls.
Marshal Roger, the city marshal, came back after a two week visit to Idaho Springs for his annual duties. Dr. T W Bellrose spoke to the Boy Scouts at the Congregational church on The Joy of Being a Scout. A hail storm damaged crops in the area though this city avoided hail. Mr and Mrs Hoagland and daughter Eveline of Galetown visited Eaton Saturday.
The passage praises the memory of early railroad builders and settlers in the western states. It extols their sacrifices, the railroads and homes they created, and the broad impact on civilization. The marker is described as a communal honor, fittingly marked by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
The annual Presbyterian church social was held Tuesday night in LaSalle with many members and friends attending. Ice cream strawberries and cake were served and an engaging program entertained the crowd. Miss Margaret Ross of Fort Collins, visiting John Laughlin's home, delivered two recitations in a pleasing manner. George Briggs, a merchant and new newspaper man, is in Loveland for a couple of days. P W Hughes, who recently went to Loveland with Mrs Hughes, has returned and Mrs Hughes will visit Loveland.
Starting Saturday morning the Meyer store announces clearances on toc and dress shirts priced at one dollar each while stocks last.
Black and white signs advertise a big clearing sale of all summer goods at The Meyer store located at 713 Main Street. Local shoppers are invited to save on seasonal inventory as the event runs for a limited time.
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