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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1904
Page
7
A. L. Evans reports weather data from the State Normal Observer bureau. The notice provides temperature and sky conditions for today and upcoming hours.
Classified listings show numerous ads for livestock seed wheat and oats farm goods and services. Items include thoroughbred animals including mares and cattle seeds like cantaloupe and barley plus job ads for housework and magazine sales with local contact details.
Classified notice from P. Chapin of 1227 Ninth Avenue seeking house cleaning work. Contact by telephone at 10-25 black.
A collage of ads and notices includes Red Front Bazaar promotions for hats and footwear from Rosen & Borg at 814 Eighth Avenue, Kemmerer Department Store merchandise and creosote tar shingles, plus upcoming events at Unity Circle Fair and Congregational church. Other items note a theft at Windsor Mercantile, a Percheron stolen in Pleasant Valley, births at C H Ward, and local business updates from Stover’s Book Store and Alex McDonald’s harness shop. The page also lists church services, charity dances, and small-town commerce updates.
George A Hoffman of St Joseph Missouri constructed a valuable mandolin from a garden gourd and a few pieces of mahogany and ash. The instrument is praised for a superior tone and climate resistant through a special chemical treatment. It will be exhibited at the World's Fair with plans for large scale manufacture.
Notice states that owners holding over one third of capital stock of The Weld County Abstract Company call a special stockholders meeting at the company office on April 11 1904 at 7 30 p m to vote on dissolution and winding up affairs. P W Allen president A J Allen secretary.
We offer our entire line of Ladies Walking Skirts at cut prices in a special sale. An important item no economical buyer can miss.
Readers are invited to list advertisers from The Tribune with nine prize cash values and other gifts for identifying ad phrases. Wording encourages families to join, prizes awarded to first nine correct responses, entries due Tuesday by 4 PM, winners printed next week.
A promotional notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as ideal for childhood coughs colds and croup claiming it cures preventively and is harmless. It asserts success in epidemics of whooping cough and invites purchase from all druggists.
A promotional notice asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh through internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any failing case and invites readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio. The ad also promotes Hall's Family Pills as the best treatment.
City council heard a Greeley band request to use part of streets for a street fair planned for late July. Three sewer petitions passed for blocks 72 47 48 and 94 95 96 with connections to Eighth Street Eleventh Avenue main drain. Ninth Street grading approved. Annual appointments set engineer W A Oberg assistant W H Calkins park caretakers Rose Ague city scavenger Burns named.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York paid death claims totaling 364 357 85 for the week ending March 26 and matured endowments of 87 098 41, making aggregate payments of 451 456 26.
A community Unity Fair will be held in Greeley with no admission charge. Readied are crafts including quilts and sofa pillows for sale as part of a broader regional showcase tied to the era’s World’s Fair exhibitions.
Mrs. C. Peterson of 625 Lake Street Topeka Kansas endorses Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds. She notes its sweet pleasant taste and claims it speeds cure, with 25c 50c and 1.00 pricing available at all druggists.
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