Classified Ads and Local Notices Shaped by Erratic Entries
A cluttered page lists buy and sell postings along with brief notices from residents. Items include farm goods, horses, wagons, furniture, bulbs, groceries, and household goods. Local names, addresses, and business mentions indicate a busy small town marketplace and recent arrivals or travels by residents.
Local notices and ads mix in town life items
A jumble of small town notices includes farm loans, ads for bulbs from Searing's greenhouse, lettuce from Baring's greenhouse, and engagement or visit notes. Mrs A J Smillie and Mr Clara V Clark are among visitors. wellness and business trips to Denver and Colorado Springs are listed. Local meetings, school district actions, and a religious convention update appear with names like Eaton, Col Invest, and Brans hall.
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Rio Grande Valley
Texas
California
U. S
Co-Operative
Rocky Mountains
Boulder
Happy woman in town values love and contentment over wealth
In a 1908 column, a woman describes a simple two room cottage life with her husband and two children. She rejects envy of large homes, finding joy in helping others and shared contentment, promising future rewards for household sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perhus
Eny
Herobal E Minitr
Patriotism by Greeley Ladies Boosts Public Library Effort
The W T K club pledged funds toward a juvenile reading room in the new public library, signaling broad civic support. At a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Jes Gale's home, clubs discussed the need for furnishings and programs for children, with Prof. D D Hugh and Mrs. E Thayer speaking on readiness and juvenile room details.
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Jes. Gale
Ev Ncational
D. D. Hugh
State Naval School
E. Thayer
Tries Three Methods Before Suicide by F C Stone
F C Stone a former Swedish Methodist minister who had lived in Pueblo for five years, allegedly driven by despondency over unemployment and mental distress, died by his own hand last night after attempting gas, wrist, throat, and finally hanging himself. He drove his family from the home before beginning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riune
Stone
Negro Must Hang at Tonight's Execution in Canon City
Special to the Daily Tribune James Lynn the black man convicted of murdering Sarah Jane White faces execution tonight after efforts to secure a commutation or reprieve were denied. He learned this morning the penalty must be carried out as scheduled despite appeals.
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Daily Tribune
Canon City
Colo
James Lynn
Sarah Jane White
Real Estate Transfers October 5 8 Receiver to Walter Crom
Real estate transfer list shows receivership to Walter Crom and multiple deeds including James H Tallman to Marion Scarlett and Harland Scarlett for 60 dollars, and Lucerne Produce & Elevator Co transfers with detailed sections and railroad right of way descriptions. Louis O Munson administrator deeds to Aug Leis Merritt and Charles C Cleveland. Isabella Armstrong and Rebecca White swap properties for 1000 and 1500 dollars. Additional transfers include Burke to McCue and Clark to Bin among others in Kersey and Pierce areas.
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Walter
Crom
James H. Tallman
Marion Scarlet
Harland Scarlett
W. D
Severance
John Willis Hill
Lena B. Harl
Reeiey Lucerne Produce & Elevator Co
Sir. A. Haynes
North Inne Essald
Beginhy
S&s
B. A
Wicht
Miong
B. A. Haynes
Mosher & Parker
Louis O. Munson
Admr
Aug- Leis Merritt
Chas. C Cleveland
Rebecca M. White
Isabella J. Armstrong
Pierce
Bhence
Rebecca mM White
Eaton
Albert N. Burke
Isaac N. McCue
Kersey
Charles F. Clark
Herbert Pbin
Clark & Hill
John E
Bert A. Shafer
Clara D. Howland
First Pierce
Henry M. A
T. West
Henry M. le
A. EB. Baker
William Moth
Greeley
Property Receipts and Deductions in October Transfers
October 7 records show U. S. Receiver to John T. Fleming receipt for 201.75 NW ar of 10-6-62. Transfers include Mildred W. D. 1 NW qr of 10-6-62 and Graefe to Duncan and Mabel G. Duncan with 609 West Deed for Lots 8-12 in Graefe’s Fourth Add. to Aut. Also Duncan to Frederick L. Duncan with 200 West Deed on N half of Lot 10 and Lots 11-12 in the same addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Fleming
Mildred W. W. D
Fred E. Graefe
Duncan
Mabel G. Duncan
W. D
Graefe
Ft. Duncan
Frederick L. Duncan
Two youths held for district court in armed robbery
Carl Young aged 18 and James Jones aged 19 were brought to Greeley by Marshal Reger and turned over to county authorities. They face charges of holding up two Japanese individuals Ishii and Yoshiba and stealing purses and bicycles. They tried to flee on stolen wheels but hid at Bee man ranch. A pocketbook was recovered with $4.30 found. Japs claim $16 lost. Hearing granted and bound over to district court.
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Carl Young
James Jones
Greeley
Marshal Reger
Baton
Ishii
Yoshiba
Beeman Ranch
Chicago Wins Pennant in 1908 National League Fight
Chicago defeated New York 4 to 2 to clinch the 1908 National League pennant. Chicago scored four runs in the third inning while New York replied with one in the first and seventh frames. Matthews pitched for New York and Pfeister started for Chicago before Brown relieved after the second inning.
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Daily Tribune
New York
Chicago
New York Today
Matthews
Pfeister
Brown
Ram sale ad from The Host Live Stock Co Ramah Colorado
Feeders and breeders seek good rams at Anc ranch. Rams available for sale from The Host Live Stock Co in Ramah Colorado. Extra good quality livestock advertised for purchase. local ranch promotion targets buyers seeking breeding stock and ram options.
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Anc
Live Stock CO
Ramah
Colorad
Hotel Arrivals Include Lawden Newman and Others
Camfield reports arrivals at the hotel: W. Lawden of Denver and fF P Newman also of Denver. J. H. Empson from Longmont. J. L. David and wife from Newcastle Wyoming. Howard Agnew from Johnson Colorado Springs.
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Camfield
W. Lawden
Denver
Ff. P. Newman
J. H. Empson
Longmont
J. L. Bavid
Newcastle
Wyo
Howard Agnew Johnson
Colorado Springs
Homeseekers Excursions Listed for Tuesdays
A brief public notice invites readers to join homeseekers excursions on the first and third Tuesdays, with the trips described as personally conducted.
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Yardley
3Rd Avenue
Angora Kids
Pepis
W. B. Senter
Son Sale
Saul Sae
Stetre
Bith Street
Bergen
Agei
Jost Perien
Oh Het
Farm Loans, Sanborn & Houston
Mave
Colony Investment Company
Mrs. E. Pinney
Estos Park
Col
C. P. Kemmerer
Brighton
C. L. Boston
Leadville
James G Long
al- 8 Nation
Ninth Avenue
Col. C. A. White
Wea
Mitchell
Monarch Coal
McKinney’s
Eighth Street
Seventh Avenue
Susan C. Smith
Deadwood
S. D
E. L. McKinnie
Chas. E. Phelps
George E. Cox
Frank Dille
BE. T. Parker
F. H. Sears
F. L. Weiler
Town
W. B. Cronkhite
Webster Dacis
Sterling
Wyomley
Mr. Devise
J. C. Kendel
Misesean
Mabel Ambrose
Olive Ashmore
Soda Knots
Pinney
Burlington Interurban Railway Company
Hase
Horace Hopkine
Peter A. Olson
Mr. Grenwood
Seattle
Pacific Coast Pipe Company
Empeon
Canning Factory
Floyd
Th Street
Lawrence Hensley Fruit Company
Dover
Michigan
S& F. Williams
Windsor
John Coots
Greeley Hospital
Ee. Coote
Missouri
Coryell Scott
G. H. Gordon
Melissa Jennings
Ottumwa
Delilah Darnaby
New Sharon
Winifred Hughes
Lillian Darnaby
Pueblo
J. W. Vanderpool
H. Vanderpool
Tribune
Vanderpool
Third Street
Sanborn
J. Wallace
Ine Inwared
Colomy Investmer Company
A. J Smillie
Al*oder
Nation
Tome Fine
Baring
Green House
Clara V. Clark
Denver W
Charles Clark
Coe
Morgan
Parr Cane
Sanborn & Houston
Colony Invest Ment Company
Mrs
A. Alexander
Searing
FE Fort Collins
Evans
Col Invest- Haver
G D. Horne
Emma Palmer
Mightonlaker 'S
P. Pattee
Boge
Edith Barton
Erie
la Salle
Brans
Patton
D. J. Hoover
Pennville, Ind
Geo
Stansbury
Colado Springs
Ma Hartley
Chao
Gree- PA Startung
Ley
Heart
By Edwin A. Nye
Edwin A. Nye
Ww. T. K. Club
Towarl |Brary
Weld County Abstract and Investment Companys
Grand Junction
Locs
Worma
Los Angeles
Court House
C. A. Brafford
Tuer Tribune
Greeley, Colo
Anna Clark
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Bartlett Lumber CO
Lumber and Coal Yard
Greeley 9
Boulder, Colorado