Ice Cream Ad Promises Wholesome Family Treat
A playful ad touts ice cream as a wholesome delicious family treat. It notes adults should not let children eat unlimited amounts and emphasizes the smooth flavor that leaves readers wishing for more.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
2
A playful ad touts ice cream as a wholesome delicious family treat. It notes adults should not let children eat unlimited amounts and emphasizes the smooth flavor that leaves readers wishing for more.
A Denver ad marks a major setback for Greeley's Red Front Mercantile as a receiver restructures the business. Golden Eagle of Denver acquires the stock for 21 000 dollars, about 33 cents on the dollar, with 100 plus workers packing and shipping hundreds of cases to Denver in a dramatic liquidation.
P W Held of Varna Illinois visited Col and Mrs A W Jones this week and left Thursday for home. Mr Varney had been to Salt Lake City. Varney and Jones were neighbors in Illinois when they were boys.
Miss Frances Rosenburg of Denver has been offered the fellowship in modern foreign languages at Colorado State Normal School. A 19 year old graduate of East Denver High School class of 1906 she recently finished at the Normal School and in ninth grade German taught a tenth grade class. Her exceptional teaching and classroom work led the department head to recommend her for the fellowship.
The Colorado & Southern railway offers round trip homeseekers tickets to numerous points in New Mexico and Texas for one fare plus $2.00. Valid on the first and third Tuesdays of each month all year. Final limit twenty five days with liberal stopovers. For rates details contact the Colorado & Southern agent or T. F. Fisher, General Passenger Agent, Denver.
The Greeley baseball squad travels to Loveland Sunday to face top locals after Loveland beat Windsor and Collins. The trip departs on the regular morning train and a large contingent of supporters will join.
Out of town clubs report shows the Reading club meeting Tuesday at Mrs C A Brayton’s home continuing its usual activities. The 500 club gathered Thursday afternoon with Mrs J M Moore hosting.
Egypt holds the largest tomb on earth, the Cheops pyramid, covering about thirteen acres and rising 461 feet high, a monumental ancient structure noted for its scale and historical significance.
Miss Bertha Mawhinney travels to Denver for a short stay. Fezer's Drug Store lists Paris Green while Glazter's offers Thermos Bottles for sale.
Transfers cover multiple properties in Greeley John G Truman to Hulbert C Bunker for 100 Edward Upham to Mary Bacon and then to West for 535 Fairbairn Lumber to Longs Peak Lumber Co 3760 and other parcel deeds in Johnstown Windsor Eric and Park additions plus numerous W D deeds in Windsor and Park additions Union Pacific to Watles and others for 1920 Bowmans Addition Windsor and related Wailes family transfers all dated June 24 1900
Sealed bids for erection of additions and changes to the Stone School in Weld County Colorado are due July 16 1909 at 2 pm. Bids for building proper require 400 cash deposit and 200 for heating ventilation sewerage plumbing bids. Plans available after July 5 at Wm Redding & Son or the treasurer. The board may reject any or all bids. R S Dickey secretary.
Loveland plans a new July 3 event offering 500 dollars in cash prizes for many athletic events including a Berthoud to Loveland marathon. A grand fireworks display is scheduled with a special round trip fare by Colorado & Southern and a 10 00 p m return train to Boulder Greeley and intermediate points.
Merchants of town agree to close shops every Thursday from 2 to 6 during hot weather. The first holiday featured a booster team versus the first nine in a 14 to 14 draw.
A short note states that Cream Thread was sold by Knous at 821 Ninth Street. The entry records the sale as a local business detail with no additional context.
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