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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1908
Page
3
The page lists rates for display ads, for sale items including horses and mules, farm equipment, property listings, rental rooms and suites, and help wanted notices. It includes contact references and locations such as 1219 10th Ave and St Clair addresses. It notes Liberty Colony Investment and a Miracle M A agency among offerings and inquiries.
Local notices highlight a Ramsay Dry Goods company event with a millinery and suit opening on Friday and Saturday. Other items mention Rubber Harvest Certificates as life insurance, farm loans by Sanborn & Houston, and an upcoming Greeley band excursion to Tolland with a special train on September 27.
The all new Hans and Nix musical comedy will play at the Greeley opera house on Thursday September 24. Dixon and Bernard star as German barons in a lively farce with smart dialogue and songs. Fans anticipate a popular engagement in the amusement season.
John Doane visits Denver while Gus Erickson returns from four months in Sweden. Mrs. Rice and daughter head to Windsor, Mrs. Clayton to Denver, and Mrs. Wyatt to Colorado Springs to visit her son Clifton. Several weddings and engagements announced, a sewing machine bid at Thompson Music, and a Social Science Circle meeting plus a play coming to the Greeley Opera House.
Prof. W. G. Chambers fame spread by his two hundred year old hen after a bow at the Poultry Institute. Local papers boosted the bird and then state and national papers circulated the tale. The professor receives frequent inquiries from eastern readers seeking details about the remarkable fowl.
The Unity Circle ladies held a well attended supper on Friday evening in a decorated dining room. A large nasturtium bouquet graced the center table while climatis flowers highlighted the windows. The menu featured baked beans hot Boston brown bread rolls cold meats salads pickles cake and coffee. Conversation touched on summer memories and plans for the year ahead.
Miss Helen Ringle marked her fourteenth birthday with a dinner at her parents home, Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Ringle. A three course meal was served at six. Guests included Misses Lois Doane Harriett McNee Della Wood Isabel Pattee and Inez Beardsley.
Feeders and breeders can find good lambs and rams at the Host Live Stock Co ranch in Ramah Colorado. Preeders seeking quality rams will find them available.
Miss Reynolds of the New England Conservatory of Boston will take a few pupils for voice culture and private lessons. Interested persons may call Greeley at phone 29.
The notice lists fresh produce and poultry prices at Greeley wholesale markets. New potatoes 90 cents per bushel, ranch butter 25 cents, eggs 22 cents, spring chickens 12 cents, hens priced at a dollar or more.
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