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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
3
Bargain ads describe multiple sales and discounts at Condon's Max Meyer’s Shaw's and D. R. McArthur & Co. with oxfords lingerie dresses and room furnishings. Names include Miss Ethel Gordon and Mrs. T. R. Hadley visiting, plus travel offers to Glacier Lake Boulder and Switzerland Trail.
Local businesses announce a sweeping clearance sale at Max Meyer’s and Condon’s with discounts on coats, dresses, gloves, fabrics, and shoes. Parlor goods and window glass promoted by Tidball, Shaw’s, Clayton’s, and D. R. McArthur. Residents visit or return from trips, with several notices about repairs, loans, and services scattered through the listings.
FE R Evans of the Great Western Sugar Company visits Greeley for a few days to promote feeding cattle with beet by products from sugar factories. He claims significant grain savings can be achieved on farms by using these by products as feed.
A plain ad offers good as new furniture for sale including one dining room 8X and parlor pieces with no bedroom sets. purchaser may buy any part. Located at 1839 Eleventh Avenue.
Bids on a two story town hall in Dacona Colorado are invited by the Dacona Building Investment Co. Specifications are on file at the Tribune office in Greeley. Bids must be in by July 5 1912.
Fort Lupton will have some of the finest streets in northern Colorado once repairs are complete. Five streets have been graded and the crew is now working on Main Street.
The city warns that the water pipeline is at full capacity and reserves cannot be maintained. Water for sprinkling is limited to hours 5 to 6 pm and 9 to 11 pm. Alternate days apply by house number except new lawns. Readiness statement from R. L. Hall, Water Superintendent.
Mr and Mrs Magni Johnson returned last week from six months in Kissimmee Florida. They praise the country and may return before winter.
Sale begins Saturday at 9 a.m. featuring shirts underwear neckwear and suspenders. Miss Anna B. McCoy visits sister Mrs Bradfield then heads to Topeka for summer teaching in Denver schools. Johnson & Piper advertise Bour Quality coffee and Paris Green stock at Fezer’s drug store with price details on request.
Gordon English was hit by a baseball while playing with companions on Tenth street Wednesday. He sustained a broken nose with bones on both sides fractured.
Prints ginghams and summer dress goods offered at large reductions. Sale starts Saturday at 9 a.m. at Max Meyer. Also advertised farm stock removal service calling for and removing horses cattle hogs sheep with free pickup by phone Greeley 211 Free Toll.
All shareholders hold shares on June 29 1912. Present certificates at The City National Bank office to receive face value. JA WH HAYS Secretary.
Western play Ranch Girl drew praise from the crowd at the Airdome last night for its refined staging and entertaining action. The Raes will repeat the production tonight with new specialties offered in the show.
Mrs. L. S. Hickman arrives back from weeks in Wasburg Missouri and Chickasha Oklahoma. She is accompanied by her father Albin Wood and brother L. S. Wood. The United States Cream Separator is noted for skimming efficiency. Dr P A Martin of Greeley spoke as a guest of Mr and Mrs W R Kelly. Dr Martin, Stanford history faculty, travels to Harvard commencement.
Max Meyer notes no weekly sales but when present prices drop across all departments. A Colorado montage shows Mr and Mrs W H Williams and daughter visiting Colby relatives, staying a month then planning a mountain trip with the Adrams.
The notice outlines a Fourth of July trip from Boulder to Fidora or Ward with fares of $1.50 to Glacier Lake and $1.25 for the segment, plus a round trip to Boulder at $1.00, offering a low through rate.
Harry Bliss has returned from Ann Arbor where he earned a pharmacy degree from the University of Michigan. His brother Karl Riisa completes a dentistry course and will return Sunday. Both are sons of Mrs. Jeanneta Bliss. Karl Farr earned a regular college diploma and will resume in the fall for two years. Sterling Brush of Trealey will also return to Ann Arbor for the fall term.
BRPF WOOPRUFF CO offers trade deals at 813 Ninth Street promising to swap property for items customers can use.
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