This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
3
For Rent notice appears with fragmented lines and garbled names. A Tribune page mentions an owner contact and a missing plain details, along with a late arrival notice tied to a November 27 date. A police scene and a medical transport action are referenced with broken phrases.
Residents gathered for dinners and visits across Greeley and nearby towns. Thanksgiving events included extended family suppers, visits to relatives in Boulder and Fort Collins, and neighbors sharing meals and games. Several local residents traveled to Denver and Las Animas for games and relatives, with shop and market notices interspersed.
A bustling community notice lists farm loans handled by Sanborn and Houston alongside a string of social updates. Mrs. Lou Sellars spent Thursday in Denver while several locals like Miss Josephine Cummings and Miss Katherine Brennan visited Greeley or Windsor. The column also touts local shopping at Hoffman market and thanks giving gatherings with the Day, Carter, and Bradfield families nearby.
Charles Von Rosenburg and family welcomed nephew Ernest Hornberger of Austin Texas for Thanksgiving. Otto and Miss Sadie Trampa were invited guests at the Von Rosenburg home.
Mr and Mrs C E B Stevens and Mr and Mrs T A Stevens entertained on Thanksgiving at the former home. Their guest was Miss Sara B Easterly county superintendent elect of Gunnison county.
A daughter was born on November 10 to Mr and Mrs W H Weaver of Twin Falls Idaho. Mrs Weaver formerly Miss Clara Johnson is well known in Greeley having taught several years in Weld county and other schools.
Mr and Mrs Charles J Yardley will entertain this evening in honor of Dr J A Davis of Denver visiting Greeley for a few days. The guests will be Dr Davis friends among the church people and a pleasant social evening is anticipated.
Mrs. Clary Scott and daughters Alice Lucy and Mamie joined Mr. and Mrs. George Kellar Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thompson and Miss May Thompson as guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James McCullough on Thursday.
Mr and Mrs M B Hawkins entertained a group of friends on Thanksgiving day. Guests included Mr and Mrs B L Kellogg and children Bert and Olive of Greeley, Mr and Mrs Dave Weikert of Severance, Mr and Mrs Harry Day of Eaton, Miss Ella Pann of Eaton, and Mr and Mrs E J Kelloggge of Severance.
In Greeley several Thanksgiving gatherings are noted with family dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. House, Mrs. Green, and others. Miss Zada Pechin arrives from Roundup to winter here while Miss Minnie Rigney returns from Denver. Parsonage events, market openings, and parsnip shipments are listed along with farm loans and business ads from Sanborn and Houston.
The Graphic club met at Mrs. C. E. Carter's home Monday afternoon. Members Bertha Couzzens Albert Igo and Charles Conway discussed Spanish drama and the history theme. Officers elected were Mrs. Hall Jones president Mrs. Albert Igo vice president and Mrs. Charles Way secretary. Mrs. Lyons led the concluding half hour focused on American artists and their works with talks on George Innis and Kenya Cox and their reproductions.
Seven inmates at the county jail were treated to a turkey dinner by Sheriff Florence. Four large birds were sacrificed for the occasion with the sheriff's usual trimmings. After feasting, the prisoners saved plenty for a later lunch and joked they would be ashamed to look a turkey in the face for a year.
Blanch Nelson and Matthew Hartman were married at Judge G O Stevens home on Thursday. The couple plans to reside in Greeley. Hartman is employed by Neill Furniture Company.
The LaSalle State bank has started in LaSalle with capital of 10000 dollars. Incorporators include R W Deyinng a Weld county commissioner known in Greeley and B B Cater of LaSalle.
Dr. Ella Mead entertained the Salmagundi Club with a paper on Polar Research detailing the history of exploration. Miss Carena Lee will host and chair the next meeting.
Greeley defeated Morgan with a 46 to 5 score yesterday. A full game account, including every play, will appear in Saturday's Trib une.
City of Greeley Colorado imposes dog confinement after rabies concerns. Dogs found running at large may be killed by order of Mayor F J Green, with enforcement until suspension. Proclamation dated November 24, 1908.
An Epworth League gathering at Dr Ella Mead's home brought together the old and new cabinets. Conversation covered league departments followed by a red and white decorated lunch, toasting marshmallows by the grate, with Miss Wilhelmina Mead providing piano music.
The Intrurban Construction Co led by EB. N. Reaser expresses support for any legitimate interurban railroad entering Greeley. They argue one successful line will confirm Greeley as northern Colorado’s metropolis and reject the notion that one project blocks others.
Notice to East Side voters and taxpayers to meet in the East Ward school basement Friday evening at o clock to consider measures of vital interest and to draw resolutions for presenting to the city council a plan to divide that portion of the city into a new ward.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.