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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
3
A jumble of rental listings trades and notices appear in the Tribune classified page. Ads include rooming house trades income properties and vacant lots along with missing items lost and found help wanted and farm loan offers with local addresses and phone numbers.
An advertisement from the Gatlin Institute of Denver Colorado claims a three day home treatment for alcohol and narcotic issues using hypodermic injections avoided. It markets a contract between patient and institute and lists references in Denver including the Continental Trust and Dr W H Sharpley.
Market report shows irregular price references and abbreviations. The text mentions values around 1.30 1.15 1.10 and 6 and 56 percent, with cryptic phrases about CN Bik and DCR. Reading suggests a condensed update on trading figures and bid asks.
The city fills with routines and commerce as Mrs. A G Crawford advertises a gas stove and Fezer’s drug store promotes Kodak services. Henry noted for repairs, variations in life insurance from Northwestern, and travel updates from O C Paulson and Miss Louise Hannum.
City brief notices list jewelers insurers and wood shops offering services and sale prices. Names include Glazier Moses Fire insurance Sides and Co Stewart's Studio Woodruff & Son Dunham's Jeweler Clayton Paint D. R. McArthur Co Refrigerator sales. Visitors J T Clough and W C Fischer with T Trueheart of Kersey. Cowans and Mrs Cowan visit the city. State Normal School seeks student labor. Phone numbers provided.
Miss Josephine Ferrier, director of a Pueblo kindergarten graduate of Colorado Teachers College, visits the city. Clarence Morgan from Greeley leads McCormick's Confectionery. Mrs Eva Rotz dies after long illness. burial planned in Windsor. she leaves a husband and three children.
J. Modar has moved to Sterling to assume the work of press agent formerly held by W. J. Logan, who has been transferred to Sidney, Nebraska. Modar’s family plans to relocate there soon.
On July 12 1911 at 10 a m the Eighth street pool hall business including all fixtures pool and billiard tables will be sold at public sale to the highest bidder for cash. Mr and Mrs Albert Cox went to Denver after a short visit here with Mrs Coxs sister Mrs E H Rust and will spend time in Colorado returning to Jacksonville Ill in the fall.
Mr and Mrs Hawk and their daughter Mrs Sydner of Las Animas attend the chautauqua again this year marking their fourteenth consecutive season. Mrs Hawk helped organize the first Boulder meeting and has not missed a session since the event began.
Marriage licenses were issued to Toan L. Miller of Denver and Mrs. Desilah B. Worley of Greeley. Licenses also went to Royal A. Ainsworth of Saratoga Wyoming and Miss Elsie Long, Howard Barker of Larimer and Miss Adeline Lempe of Frontier Wyoming.
The regular annual meeting of Lucerne Produce and Elevator Company will be at the company office in Lucerne Colorado at two o clock p m on Saturday June 24 1911 to elect trustees and handle other proper business. H N Bickling president Arthur Leaver secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Erickson entertained Dr. Hutchins and Dr. Gray of Des Moines Iowa at dinner last evening. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Erickson. Dr. Hutchins departed on a late train for Des Moines and Mrs. Hutchins accompanied him to stay there for a visit.
Mr and Mrs A A Peralta hosted a Friday morning breakfast in honor of Mrs Van Fassell of San Francisco who is visiting Mrs Peralta.
William R. Stevens and his young son traveled to Seattle this morning following a brief stay in Colorado where he holds multiple business interests.
Miss Zoe Moore and Charles Burke visit Estes Park today to attend a picnic hosted by the Denver based commercial traveling men group, of which Mr. Burke is a member.
The W C T U will meet with Mrs Maggie Devenport at 1629 Ninth Avenue on Tuesday afternoon at 2 39. A full attendance is desired and reports from the late convention will be read.
Karl and Harry Bllis return from a year at the state university in Ann Arbor Michigan. They will spend the summer at Pleasant Valley. The Trinity Athletic club issues a challenge to any Greeley church team for a seven game series to be played Wednesday afternoon June 28. Send responses to H M Marion manager Trinity team Franklin 23.
The funeral for Mrs. A. T. Ling was held this afternoon at the Episcopal church with Rev. Richard of Fort Morgan officiating. Many friends and relatives from Eaton attended the service.
Baptist choir members were entertained at the home of Dr. J A Weaver last evening. The event began as a rehearsal followed by a short guessing game and refreshments. All attendees enjoyed a pleasant evening.
The Congregational church hosted Rev. Barton last evening. He spoke on the effect of evil and a remedy for the world, delivering a powerful and well attended address.
Italian workers who came to Lupton for water works have been permitted to return with camps inside town limits. The council previously decided they should camp outside the town until construction begins.
The Greeley Gas and Fuel Company offers a five dollar prize for a name for its new black mineral and tar preservative paint used on roofs and structures. The contest is open to girls under 15 and closes at 6 p.m. Monday June 26 1911. Names must be in the company office by deadline. three judges will select and announce the winner the day after.
Colorado’s June agricultural report projects total crop yield at 88.4 percent of average with wheat at 9,292,500 bushels and per acre 22.5 bushels. Winter wheat conditions lead Kansas Texas Oklahoma, while oats total 7,600,000 bushels with 84 June condition. Fruit yields rise 22 percent apples and 32 percent peaches, plus gains in pears blackberries and raspberries.
The United States Geological Survey surveys river flow and water resources, stressing long term stream flow records. Water Supply Paper 263 outlines key phases of water development, noting inland navigation and irrigation require accurate data to guide hundreds of millions in federal spending.
The text notes federal and private spending on reclamation and irrigation in the western United States, stressing that water supply quality and quantity underpin irrigation integrity. It highlights water power's rise to national importance as a public utility and links river flow to the potential energy available, guiding resource management.
Miss Dorcas Ramey spent hours in the city yesterday en route to Brighton where she will be the guest of Mrs Fred Johnson.
A card from Gene Williams to Bing Ahrends says he will be back in the land of spuds about June 30. He reports having good times but longs to be home.
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