Amusements Our New Minister at Greeley Opera House
Our New Minister appeared at the Greeley opera house last Friday evening before a fair sized audience. Ernest Hastings now plays the minister replacing last year’s actor. Joseph Conyers remains the country detective and John Barker the Curt Ho'ten. The rest of the company fills the roles satisfactorily.
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Greeley Opera House
Ernest Hastings
Joseph Conyers
John Barker
Curt Ho’ten
Great moral plays share lessons for community good
The article argues that plays teaching strong moral lessons benefit communities by presenting life lessons through sermon like dialogue and vivid stage scenes. It previews a production titled Aman Hearts to be shown at the Greeley Opera House next Tuesday May 3.
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Greeley Opera House
Virtue and vice in a sharp social drama and railroad talks
The review praises Humane Hearts characters Jeannette, Frederick Armidale, and Jim Mason as true to life and capable of change. It notes the play’s basis in real incidents and urges readers to study these types seen in large communities. A Colorado & Southern party visited the city to discuss improvements including a twelve foot sidewalk and a possible park between Eighth and Ninth avenues. The delegation included J M Herbert, A A Johnson, C BE Carson, J D Welch, J E Robison, and J Mundy.
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Jeannette
Frederick Armidale
Jim Mason
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Mosher & Parker
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
J. M. Herbert
A. A. Johnson
C. BE. Carson
J. D. Welch
J. E. Robison
J. Mundy
Club notes from North Side Country Club meeting
The North Side Country Club met at Mrs. C. B. Tisdel's Pleasant Valley home on April 15. Members discussed Marion Crawford sketches and the book Palace of the King, with Mrs. Riggs and Mrs. Hay sharing reviews and Cottage Home work in Denver. The next gathering is slated for April 29 at Mrs. Blunt's residence.
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North Side Country Club
C. B. Tisdel
Pleasant Valley
Marion Crawford
Grace Tinker
Elsie Riggs
Hay
Denver
Blunt
Five Acre Onion and Potato Lot with House for Sale
Five-acre lot planted in onions and early potatoes with a three-room house a deep water well and other improvements. Cheap at 1200. Scott & Lyons.
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Scott & Lyons
Local Happenings Highlight Residents and Travel
Mrs. William Mayher recovers enough to leave bed after two weeks of illness. Mrs. Mary A. Scott with two daughters heads to California, joined by Mrs. Lee Carrel for a several week visit. Senator Drake from Larimer County visits Greeley before returning to Fort Collins. he sold 10,000 acres this past season with 4,000 already marketed at no less than $590 and anticipates higher profit from remaining sales.
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William Mayher
Mary A. Scott
California
Lee Carre
Senator Drake
Larimer County
Greeley
Fort Collins
Republican Delegates Convention Dinner at Oasis Hotel
Saturday marks convention day with the Oasis hotel named Republican headquarters for the session. Proprietor Mr. O'Connor will offer a specially fine dinner to all patrons, a memorable gesture of appreciation.
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Oasis
O'Connor
Deaths Norris Man Dies of Acute Peritonitis at 65
Roland H. Norris, 65, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Norris of Godfrey Bottoms, died last Wednesday from acute peritonitis. Funeral was held Thursday at 10 with Rev. Taylor of LaSalle officiating. Interment followed at Linn Grove. This marks the family's second loss of the year.
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Roland H. Norris
B. Norris
Godfrey Bottoms
Taylor of
LaSalle
Linn Grove
I Am Agent For The John Thompson Grocery Company
Denver agent J H McDonald advertises a grocery catalogue selling eggs and butter and 35-cent M and J coffee praised as high quality. He offers 25-cent packs and a dollar for four percent pounds, plus teas and a Jubilee Self Heater Sad Iron at three cents a day. Also touts a dust er and window cleaner from 1303 Eighth Avenue.
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John Thompson Grocery Company
Denver
Colo
Yel
J. H. McDonald
Eighth Avenue
Ewing Resigns as Model Milling and Elevator Manager
J L Ewing tendered his resignation as manager of the Model Milling and Elevator company to take effect May first. He has led the mill since 1880, growing it into a leading northern Colorado industry. Chauncey F Bell, manager of the Alamosa mills, will assume control of the Model.
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J. L. Ewing
Model Miling and Elevator Company
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offers Constitutional Remedy
The ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages by a constitutional internal treatment. It claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces and strengthen the patient. Proponents offer a $100 reward for a failing case and invite testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio. Hall's Family Pills also recommended.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Dogs License Notice and World’s Fair Pamphlet Promotion
Dogs must obtain licenses by May 1 1904 or 25 cents will be charged for all unlicensed town dogs after that date. City Marshal D F Camp of Greeley Colorado issues the notice from City Hall. The Wabash Railroad issues a three color illustrated pamphlet on the World’s Fair in St Louis with half tone views of the grounds. P P Hitchcock of Denver notes the request.
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D. F. Camp
Greeley
Colo
Wabash Railroad
St. Louis
Fair Grounds
P P. Hitchcock
Denver
World Fair Nears Readiness for 1904 Exposition
As 1904 approaches, expositions near completion with exhibits, tracks, and decoration in place. Transport lines, freight handling, and road beds expanded to prevent delays, while the Terminal Railroad Association doubles capacity to move freight into St Louis and East St Louis.
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Terminal Railroad Association
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Mississippi
Boston
Fair Grounds
World’s Fair Preparations Advance On All Fronts
Handsome interiors and exhibitor wares are readying displays while soldiers mount a great rifled cannon on Government Hill. Navy supervised deck work on a modern warship grows, Art Hill opens its palace and annexes, Pike glows with attractions, and electric globes will illuminate the fair city from April 30 for seven months.
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Palace of Transportation
Government Hill
United States Navy
Art Hill
Palace of Stone
Claude H. Wetmore
Public Trustee’s Sale Notice for Weld County Property
Public Trustee of Weld County announces sale of lot sixteen in block twenty four in Greeley to satisfy indebtedness secured by a deed of trust dated July 24 1901. Defaults on interest due July 24 1908 and January 24 1904 cited. sale to proceed under County Treasurer and Public Trustee authority.
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Joseph W. Beetham
Weld County
Colorado
Greeley
Union Colony
George D. Stat
Greeley Tribune
Greeley National Bank Advances Time Deposits Interest
The bank conducts general banking business and notes interest paid on time deposits. It reports buy and sell exchange activity as part of its operations.
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Blanke
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Lavelle
Ault
Jack
Ault Live Stock Co
Chas. Lavelle, Tender
Fireeley Steam Laundry
J. A. ‘Crabb
Greeley Employment Agency
Main Street
F. E. Baker & CO
Dragaing
Keeley St
Carcano
Cardus
Thettanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chambelain
T. V. Williams
Laingsburg
Mich
Ewing
Benjamin Franklin
Treasury Department
Washington
First National Bank of
Seeley
T. P. Kane
Welb County Abstract Company
Weld County Abstract Company
State of
Uthey
Allen
J. Allen
Gabriel Knapp
I ‘Enegp
WM. F. Knapp
Grabiel Knapp
P. Secor
of Weld
Grace N. Hende
County of Eld
Peckham
George Moehrle
Lunehgon Ground
Kemmerer & Gordon
Champion Farm Stock Auctioneers
Greeley National Bank
J. L. Bros H
H. A. Watson
H. Wheever
T. Nernx
Ass’t
J. L. Brush
H.C. Watson
J. A. Rankin
W. M. Boomer
GC. H. Wheeler
R. H. Johns
H. D. Parker
W. C. Dickerson
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