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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
3
Classified items include rent notices, sale offers, and daily errands such as real estate, apples for sale, and job ads. Local residents Mrs. Spaulding visiting friends, Ben Florance on county business, and C. J. Beer returning from Eaton accompany short notes on community events and upcoming dances, rallies, and church sales.
Ferm loans, Sanborn and Houston. Tribune want ads. A Lieage of Sauda in Greece today. K Starbird back from his ranch in South Park. Mrs Mary P left for Colorado. Annual Statler Hose Co. election night November 3 at Armory. Graham of Fort Collins enroute to San Francisco. Why Not club entertained at Miss Rhoda Haynes. Mrs J Reed left for Santa City after visit with Mrs Louis E Wyatt. J R Whiteman and others attend W C U convention in Denver. Mrs T C Ramey of Fort Collins visits sister. Mr Maxwell of Oshkosh on business in Greeley. car loads arriving. Prices 25 and 1.86 per box. Fred J Warrar of Fort Collins, Democratic candidate, called at Tribune. Marsh building a work room for amateur photography at Fezer drug store rear. Mrs Crouter of Wheatland guest of Mrs J Mosher. Daniel Hawks attended W C T U convention in Denver. Judge Hawks to accompany them. Raymond Wolfe selling Saturday Evening Post and subscriptions. 720 Eleventh Street. John Truby Maine dinner party with relatives. attendees include Mr and Mrs Valtay Bell and others.
A political advertisement urges voters to reelect G. O. Stevens as justice of the peace, arguing that a veteran who sacrificed years for his country deserves support and warning against pushing him aside.
Marlonee filed a purported amendment to a prohibition ticket with the county clerk. The clerk rules the changed body makes it an original ticket not to be printed on the official ballot. Substitutions include A. R. Morrison for J. H. Rhoads and P. W. Allen for Edwin Starkey, with Coffman replacing Sanborn on the filing committee. Rumor says Mallonee may seek mandamus to place the ticket on the ballot.
D. H. Williams & Co purchase the Home Book store on the hill and lease the building for three years. Williams arrived from Coal Creek seeking a local business. A. P. Baston of Rock Vale joins in the East Side grocery and book store venture. Williams plans to move his family to town soon.
Ranch offers lambs for sale in Ramah Colorado with extra good feeders seeking quality rams. Livestock buyers and greeders can find suitable stock at this local ranch listing.
The excerpt argues that vacant land pressure preserves farm product prices and income, with no current decline in farm product costs or liquor prices. It predicts population growth will raise American farm land values toward European levels and push farming toward intensive, science‑driven methods in coming years.
A bizarre note on the pandanus of Fiji describes its growth from twisted young leaves into tall stilts and drooping ragged mops. It likens the plant to a pineapple with hard red and yellow kernels and notes its odd, screw like form and fibrous woody core.
A descendant of Tamz's Musquankie Indians serves as engineer of a Burlington passenger train. He traverses the same rivers and landscapes his ancestors knew, witnesses wind and storms, and embodies civilization in a modern role while passengers remain unaware of his heritage.
At an electrical exhibit in Marseilles a lion escaped and entered the theater where a ballet rehearsal was underway. Panic arose among the female dancers but three bold wom en beat the animal with their shoes to drive it away before the non tamer arrived. The lion then returned to his cage in calm fashion, seemingly relieved to be rid of the ballet.
Miss Anna Morzan heiress to 109 090 000 was mobbed in Berlin by beggars nobles and promoters who besieged her dollars. She fled by car to a nearby summer resort after the nuisance became intolerable.
A lawyer questions the memory aiding method of a renowned alienist who consults a notebook to recall which side he represents. The exchange reveals the professional and ethical tension in handling a lengthy hypothetical scenario.
The Grenelle well required from December 24 1833 to February 25 1841 to complete. The Passy well of equal depth took two years. Maisons-Laffitte aims for one year to reach 560 meters, already at 460 meters. De Dion Bouton Journal notes the challenge and progress.
The forestry department tests explore commercial uses of the abundant Pacific coast white fir. Experiments focus on finding viable products and methods to utilize the species, which has seen limited cutting so far.
The French ministry drafts a bill to fix a standard karat at 260 milligrams for weighing precious stores and to ban the use of the word karat for any other weight.
Amusements note Parsifal by Martin and Emery at the Greeley opera house on Thursday October 29. A key scene shifts Klingsor’s castle into a lush flower garden through magical means, featuring Kundry and a nefarious pact. Curtain times and rules for late seating outlined to ensure prompt attendance.
The Philalthea club met Wednesday at Miss Mary Forward home. Officers chosen were Mary Forward president Agnes Rebb vice president Jenes Leonard secretary Ivic Mason assistant secretary Mildred Horgina reporter. Next meetings set for the second Tuesday each month.
Good farmers wanted. See us for literature. Homeseekers excursions on the first and third Tuesdays, personally conducted. Write for details.
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