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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1904
Page
8
Amusements note that Our New Minister appeared at the Greeley opera house last Friday to a fair audience. Ernest Hastings now plays the minister replacing last year. Joseph Conyers remains the country detective and John Barker the Curt Hoten. The rest of the cast fills the other roles satisfactorily.
A stage production of Human Hearts will be shown at the Greeley opera house next Tuesday May 3. The play emphasizes a strong moral lesson and aims to influence the community through its dramatic depiction of evil and virtue.
The article discusses the play Human Hearts with a blunt moral lens, detailing Jeannette, Frederick Armidale, and Jim Mason as types seen in daily life. It notes a railroad visit in the city by Colorado & Southern officials to discuss sidewalk, street paving, and a potential park project near the depot.
The North Side Country Club met at Mrs. C. B. Tisdel’s Pleasant Valley home on April 15. Grace Tinker led sketches and a Crawford review while Mrs. Riggs praised Palace of the King. Mrs. Hay spoke on the Cottage Home in Denver. April 29 plans were made for the next gathering.
Mrs. T. V. Williams of Laingsburg Michigan reports relief from distress in the stomach sour stomach and vomiting spells after using Chambelain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad states the tablets are guaranteed to cure every such case and are available at all druggists.
Five acre lot planted in onions and early potatoes with a three room house deep water well and other improvements offered by SCOTT & LYONS. Cheap at 1200 dollars for quick sale and good location.
Mrs William Mayher recovers enough to leave bed after two weeks. Mrs Mary A Scott and two daughters plan California trip, joined by Mrs Lee Carrel for several weeks. Senator Drake of Larimer County visited Greeley, then returned to Fort Collins. he sold 4000 pounds at no less than 500 dollars and expects higher profit from remaining stock.
Saturday's convention day will see the Oasis hotel named as Republican headquarters during the session. Mr. O'Connor, the hotel proprietor, will serve a specially fine dinner to all patrons, one to be remembered with pleasure.
Roland H. Norris aged 65 dies from acute peritonitis. Son of Mr and Mrs B Norris of Godfrey Bottoms. Funeral held Thursday at 10 A.M. Rev Taylor of LaSalle officiating. Interment at Linn Grove. Second child lost by the family since the new year.
Denver based John McDonald invites readers to request a price catalogue for eggs butter and premium coffee priced at 35 cents and 444 pounds for 1. He claims high quality imported coffee and suggests teas. Also promotes Jubilee Self Heater Sad Iron three cents a day and a window cleaner. Address 1303 Eighth Avenue.
J L Ewing resigns as manager of the Model Milling and Elevator company effective May first. He has led the mills since May 1880, growing it into a top northern Colorado industry. Chauncey F Bell of the Alamosa mills will assume leadership of the Model.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages. It is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces, claimed to destroy the disease's foundation and build constitution. Proponents offer 100 dollar reward for any case not cured and urge sending for testimonials from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
City Marshal D. F. Camp warns that dog licenses are due after May 1, 1904 and offers 25 cents for every unlicensed town dog delivered to City Hall. The notice dates from Greeley Colorado April 27, 1904. The Wabash railroad releases a Stanley pamphlet for the World’s Fair with three color views of St Louis and fair grounds and a free copy on request from P Hitchcock Denver.
As 1904 opens, Exposition construction nears completion with exhibits installed on Agriculture hill and Palace of Machinery. Freight handling capacity has doubled, rail and ferry access expanded, and preparations aim to ensure no delays. St. Louis readies the world’s fair to open on time.
Claude H. Wetmore reports epic preparations on Government hill with soldier crews mounting cannons under navy supervision and a modern warship deck taking shape. Arthill showcases galleries while Pike venue and vast amusement halls near completion with painters crews, landscapers, and color schemes ready for April 30 opening and seven months of illumination by electric globes.
Joseph W Beetham of Weld County Colorado conveyed Lot 16 Block 24 City of Greeley to the Public Trustee to secure a promissory note. Default on interest due July 24 1908 and January 24 1909 caused the beneficiary to demand sale. Weld County Treasurer and Public Trustee will proceed with sale on Friday April 29 1904.
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