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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
3
A garbled late 19th or early 20th century classified column shows sale talks for Angora kids and horses, a white livery wagon for trade, furnished room rental notices, and lost person/missing pet references. Names and addresses are partly readable, with contact lines and prices scattered through the dense OCR text.
Farm loans and insurance notes from Colony Investment Company appear alongside a flurry of brief arrivals such as Mrs. B F Johnson visiting Denver, W R Adams expecting a Denver niece, Mrs Lloyd Alter visiting from Windsor, and Holland Davis visiting with his parents. Also listed are bulb vendors at Alexander's and Searing's, hunts, moves, new rooms, a news room cottage in Delta, and funeral details for And Magnuson.
An essay by Edwin A Nye argues housekeeping is the world’s most dangerous occupation. It cites risks from burns gas explosions falls and unsanitary conditions and calls for safety measures better sanitation home design and shared domestic labor to ease relentless drudgery.
Little Local Tribune ads promote engraved calling cards and bulbs from Searing's greenhouse. A Windsor rally draws Sheriff Florance and Republicans. Mrs. Thomas Welsh visits Eaton to see sister Mrs. B F Naffaiger. Mrs. Mary Bailey returns from Granite Canon with sisters. Mrs. Frank DeVotie of Mexico visits Eaton guest of Mrs. C L Montgomery.
F Feser travels to Denver this afternoon for a business trip and plans to attend the football game between Utah and Denver universities tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Maud Church visiting her brother W H Edwards and family for six weeks departed Thursday for Colorado Springs and will return to her home in Belleville.
Mrs. C Cunningham and her son from Julesburg attended Congregational meetings and today traveled to Loveland to visit her father L R Howard. Mr Howard came over from Loveland in his car this morning to meet them.
A. C. Probert unveils a prominent store sign for Red Front Mercantile running the full storefront. The sign features a red background with white lettering and is described as one of the citys show signs.
The statement declares GEO. O. STEVENS as an Independent candidate for Justice of the Peace to succeed himself after a failed Republican convention, citing misunderstanding and pressure from friends as reasons for running.
A joke spreads about oversized signs on the building of Sanborn and Houston. The letters are legible from far away and prompt humor as Mr. Houston, once strict, becomes a candidate for the legislature.
Sanborn and Houston sue over a repro of the Littell map, claiming it is a free distribution copy. The case centers on producing the only complete map of Greeley with the latest additions and updates.
M. H. Lowe secretary of the Commercial club will visit Albert Lea Minnesota and attend the national convention of the M B A at Davenport Iowa as a delegate from Colorado. The local M B A lodge has 126 members and owns its own building with Lowe as president of the lodge.
Descriptive livestock advertisement from Ramah Colorsde listing rams feeders and breeders seeking good rams. Notes availability and contact for buyers at The Host Live Stock Co.
A quotation from Talmage warns that a dishonest dollar cannot be hidden and will returning to light. The text emphasizes moral consequences and the inevitability of truth surfacing, suggesting a moral lesson about honesty versus deceit.
The Epworth League holds a business meeting and social at M K church. Dr J D Rankin will preach at the United Presbyterian church. Send the Tribune to your friends.
An essay praising urban boys as natural, energetic, and honest. It argues country spaces and playgrounds suit them, urging public officials to provide parks, rooms, and recessed spaces for their voices. It calls for juvenile courts and guardians if they go astray.
County commissioners continue session deliberating roads. A local businessman advocates opening a road to the state line or making passable the existing route.
Four or five good young teams one span mules and a family single driver. safe for women and children. Located at Albert Lawrence place three miles east of Greeley. Phone Red $23. E. L. Waters proprietor. Cull Potatoes Wanted by Greeley Starch and Potato company. accepting culls on and after October 15. A. L. Lindner manager.
A busy day in the county clerk's office reports electors registering by the score. More than half the anticipated voters are now enrolled and awaiting their turn.
Market notes list prices for eggs butter and potatoes with poultry per pound and price per ewt in a dated listing. Currency and units vary as shown with small dot value indicators. The fragment indicates commodity pricing but lacks complete context or date.
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