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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1904
Page
7
A collage of want ads and community notices from Greeley highlights items for sale, job requests, livestock, real estate, and local events. Entries include a girl wanted, farm inquiries near Greeley, strays, stock shares for sale, and notices of upcoming social and civic activities in the area.
Pacific Photo company new photographers. Try our school shoes for service at Red Front. Charles T. Leake of Gipson seriously ill with pneumonia. Spud Books ten potato pictures 25 cents at Tribune office. Wedding Breakfast coffee Mocha Java cut price 26 cents. Mrs E W Rinehart of Florence visiting her parents. Mind is the Sunday Christian Science topic. Mrs Mary Efal of Toledo arriving to winter with sister Mrs Phillip Marks. For Rent Fossil Creek reservoir water rights H H Croll Bell phone.
A brief note indicates two cars have just arrived at Farr Produce Co. Call to obtain pricing details.
Nellie O Farrell of Pueblo believed her brother Rev Fr O Farrell was killed in the Rio Grande wreck. A minister confirmed the sister’s belief, then helped prove the priest was alive. Claude Calvin captured a large gray eagle after a boyhood encounter near Hall’s lake ending in a struggle and capture.
A large exodus from Greeley to New England states begins as residents take advantage of railroad low rates tied to the G A R encampment in Boston set for August 15. Names listed include Mr and Mrs J M Ferguson, Mr and Mrs T H Dinsmore, R H Johns, William Van Sickle, Isaac Yardley, Mrs S M Francisco, Mrs George D Horne, and others.
The Nickel Plate road sells round trip tickets August 12 13 and 11 from Chicago via direct lines at 17 75 with Niagara Falls and Chautauqua Lake stopovers. An alternate 2050 cent option via New York City and Boat is 20 70. Tickets valid on any train and a special 8am Chicago tran August 13. Final return limit September 30. Reservations through Chas E Johnson Denver.
G L Caldwell of Checotah writes that after two years of liver and spleen enlargement doctors failed, Herbine cured him. The remedy is praised for aiding digestion, relaxing bile flow, and providing quick relief from biliousness and indigestion. A 50 cent bottle sold by druggists.
Rev W L Riley of Cuba New York reports fifteen days of excruciating sciatic rheumatism found relief after using Ballards Snow Liniment first application brought relief and second complete relief. He endorses it strongly. Prices 25c 50c 1.00. Sold by all druggists.
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