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Newspaper
Greeley Republican
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1912
Page
3
A mixed page of local ads and notices lists merchants and products from Keltner's Market and Howdy-Price's to Fezer's Drug Store. It mentions Paris green sales, farm loans, pig and poultry items, surplus clothing offers, and travel notes about residents visiting Denver Fort Collins and Pueblo.
A long column of social notices reports visits and travels of residents including Mrs. H. J. Weibking and Grace Hollingsworth in Shaw, families visiting Denver and Fort Collins, and various locals such as the Mumpers and Meads. The piece notes typhoid death of Jose Gaeta, water works repairs, and automobile outings with mentions of notable trips and a Cripple Creek truck incident.
Passenger reports a suitcase removed from the C. S. train 23 on arrival at Greeley July 8. The claimant states the best reward from the Camfield hotel proprietor exceeds the contents’ value.
Just before the nation’s birthday, a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles L Payton of Twentieth Street on Wednesday night.
Prof. H. W. Campbell made a regular trip to Sligo on June 26 to inspect farms under his direction. He found the work in fairly good condition at all sites and was pleased with the progress.
Two boxing matches headline the page with Johnson defeating Flynn in nine rounds after a brutal, gore stained battle while Wolgast stops Rivers in a 12 round lightweight title bout at Vernon arena amid a chaotic postfight scene and police presence.
A July 5 report from LaSalle notes a well attended picnic at Gregory's Grove with many locals present including Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Phillips and son Earl, Mr. and Mrs. W. Cochran, and V. Drage among others. Republicans advertise with want ads promising results.
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