City Until Saturday Seals Weeklong Deadline
City authorities extend deadline to Saturday September 19 enforcing work permits and permits until end of the week. Officials urge residents to complete required filings and comply with local regulations.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
3
City authorities extend deadline to Saturday September 19 enforcing work permits and permits until end of the week. Officials urge residents to complete required filings and comply with local regulations.
A dense classified section lists multiple sale ads and notices. Items include real estate and equipment for sale, rooming houses and suites for rent, boarding options, and help wanted notes. scattered entries mention acreage, cattle, horse, and farm equipment, plus a nurse and domestic help seeking positions.
Local notes mention Sanborn and Houston offering Little Local farm loans tied to ubber Harvest Certificates. Howard Miles and Leroy Morrow depart for Los Angeles. Laura Horton ill with pneumonia. Etta Luther visits for West Trelease wedding. An organ recital is postponed to Sept 18 due to illness.
Greeley items report visitors from Pueblo and Denver, a wedding notice at Tribune, and local business notes. Social events include D A R at Mrs Isabel Churchill home and an organ recital delay. Community mechanics advertise sand and gravel, rubber buys, and railroad contracts while schools and clubs plan events and travels.
Farm loans and engraved calling cards noted in Tribune items. Mr and Mrs Fred Sexton of Denver visited Greeley on business. Miss Floyd invites patrons to a Parlor Millinery opening. John Doane Jr illness delays organ recital to Sept 18. Mrs W D Stewart heads to Denver with J K Mullen Milling Co. Mrs D J March hosts dinner for Edna Hawkins guest Lydia Larson. Mrs H O Hodges of Wakeeney KS visits F D Smith in town before leaving for Denver.
W J Bryan addressed a mass meeting in Rochester after arriving by 7 pm as the Democratic state convention closed. Judge Alton Parker presided and pledged united support to the national ticket. Bryan thanked Lewis Chanler for the State ticket nomination and praised Chanler, with crowds filling streets and the Genesee Valley club hosting events.
Doane Jr assisted by Mrs Petrikin presents an organ program at Park Congregational. The evening includes Mendelssohn Choral variations, Rossini aria from Semiramide, Dvorak Mosquito and other pieces. recital begins at 8 o'clock with 50 cent admission.
J N Bick of Toledo Ohio H B Riggs of Toledo Ohio J K Houghton of Ault C T Turner T P Agt Moffat Road S H Witwer Lincoln Nebraska F L Grove Broken Bow J Silversmith and wife St Louis Chas W Harkness Hayden R H H Waldron Ive Creek A B Siler Weston Mo H Senior and wife Denver Harry Teller Windsor all listed as arrivals.
John Doe Darnell is set for trial tomorrow on charges of petty larceny for allegedly stealing a sack of onions valued at under $2.60. The case notes suggest an un married man with a boarding house, a landlady possibly aiding the load, and no confirmed motive beyond appetite for onions.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Agnew hosted the third in a series of social evenings at their home on Tuesday. Decorations featured rich Mexican curios and red, green, and white colors. Bridge whist determined prize cards, won by Mrs. L. S. Hickman and W. E. Kinsella. A chicken Mex' s style repast followed.
Thomas A. Edison, visiting Salt Lake City, asserted that within five years passenger ships would cross the ocean at 200 miles per hour or complete the voyage in 18 hours. He forecast the globe could be circumnavigated within a week and noted a newer, simpler machine than the Wright Brothers’ craft would be needed for general use.
A playful scene ends with Mr. Spooner declaring Miss Dora Flypp the best and loveliest woman, praising her virtues in ardent terms before she asks a single question and he goes home.
W. M. Graham and Tom Thurby of Denver received $10 fines plus costs in police court this morning for drunkenness and being short on cash. Each was sentenced to ten days in jail.
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