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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1908
Page
3
A garbled OCR excerpt lists varied monetary amounts and identifiers such as 391,800 and 893,102, with scattered decimals and letters like Sper and exue.ton. The text lacks coherent events or subjects, offering only disjointed financial fragments and unrelated tokens.
A brief unreadable fragment mentions hops and a location 712 East with unclear context. No full details or names are identifiable from the OCR damage.
Small items describe trades, visits, and notices in Greeley. Sand and gravel delivery advertised with a contact in Denver. Mrs T T Wilson and Mr and Mrs A A Peralta travel to Denver. Rubber and fish promotions appear alongside marriage licenses and local social events. Geology official G C Martin visited town. Local socials hosted by Attia and Lena Conroy. Denver Conservatory of Music falls term announced. Breder couple from Mediapolis visit, may move to Greeley.
A jumble of local notices mentions Rubber Harvest Certificates promoted by Fishback with references to Buy Rubber and See Fishback. Various residents travel or visit relatives in Denver Fort Collins and Greeley. Names include Howard Raley J A Perkins D W Carr Pattee Pattee and others. travel to Denver Estes Park and Oregon is noted.
Daily records show William Forgy transferring to Charles Yancey a Lakeview Add lot in Windsor for 1500. William Ebel to John Blum for 70 on Lot 9 Kern’s Sub Windsor. Dougherty to Meyer for 100 undivided third in Lots 19 20 21 Cave Priddy Add Pierce. Minnie Mayne Alvah Mayhe to Union Pacific 2700 for a 150 foot strip SW of SE and SE of SW 24 67. Townsend to Arbuckle for 1000 part of Lot 2 Bik 86 Greeley beginning 110 feet W of NE corner Lot 1 Bik 86.
Emma Christine Nelson and Aimn Peterson were married at the Presbyterian manse in the morning. Rev. Hunter officiated at 10 o clock and the couple will reside at 1029 Ninth Avenue. Stag dinner hosted by Harvey Phillips followed with Miss Helen Phillips assisting. guests included Harry Robbins Eugene Fisk James Mulford John Park Burrell Reynolds and James Reynolds.
Feeders and breeders can find quality lambs and rams at The Host Live Stock Co in Ramah Colorado. The ad promotes men seeking good lambs and rams available from the ranch.
Local church notices list morning and evening services across multiple congregations. Christian Science holds 11 o'clock Sunday service and 8 o'clock Wednesday midweek service, with the Sunday subject Reality. Other churches include First Christian, Swedish Baptist, Trinity Lutheran, Methodist Episcopal, Church of the Nazarene, and Emanuel Church with varied service times and Sabbath school schedules.
A Salvation Army appeal urges help for its Harvest Festival from September 26 to 29. It asks for cash and any usable items that can be converted to cash, noting the Army runs shelters, havens, and homes nationwide and relies on public generosity to fund extensive welfare work.
Rev A C Leafgren pastors the Swedish Mission Church located at 716 Eleventh Street. Sunday school at 10 50 a m. morning sermon at Lucerne at 11 20 a m. Young people's meeting at 6 15 p m followed by a sermon at 7 20 p m.
Rev Edwin M Gross will lead a German service at 10 a m with communion at 31 20 a m Sunday school. No evening service due to the pastor being called to Fort Collins. The next congregational meeting is set for the second Sunday in October.
Preaching at 4:30 p m with the theme The Art of Leaving Off. Bible school at noon. Evening sermon at 7 30 p m titled A Conversation of Jesus death by own action. Wednesday at 7 10 delegates to the Rocky Mountain association will report. D D Forward pastor.
Salvation Army led by Van Pelt posts Sunday schedule with 0 a.m. Sunday school 1 a.m. Holiness meeting 2:15 p.m. open air 3:15 p.m. praise 7:25 p.m. open air. Reformed Presbyterian under Rev J M Wylie offers 1 a.m. topic Value of Christian Fellowship and 11:30 p.m. Saved for Good Works. Evans Reformed Presbyterian with Kew Blackwood presents morning Song of the Vineyard and evening Joseph the Young Man Under Trial and Temptation.
United Presbyterian presents Rev. W. A. Philips preaching at 11 a.m. on The Temple Re paired and 30 p.m. The Guide Book for the Way the fourth in a series for young people on Life's Way. Sebpath school work adds a new young people's Bible study class focusing on church history and the formation of the Christian church.
Rev R J Hunter leads morning service at 11 with communion and new member reception. Christian Endeavor at 3 30 followed by evening service at 7 30 with sermon The Life Eternal. Choir pieces include I Do Not Ask and Jesus Shall Reign with instrumental duet. All invited.
Telephoned word late Friday evening reports E Wiley will face a new trial in district court. He will be released on a 5000 dollar bond while still in county jail, with expected release today.
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