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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1904
Page
8
Col. C. P. Kemmerer, champion auctioneer, will hold a sale on Wednesday September 7 at T. A. Foley's ranch 214 miles southeast of Greeley. Draft horses harness wagons and farm implements plus household goods to be offered. Mrs. T. C. Welch administratrix invites parties to submit sale dates early for free ad in the auction bulletin. Address.
Notice of public sale on September 7 1904 at T A Foley Ranch southeast of Greeley Weld County Colorado of estate assets including 7 horses 3 harness sets wagon implements cow house furnishings and other items under court order Therese C C Welsh administratrix R G Strong attorney First and last publications in the Greeley Tribune dates August 18 and September 1 1904.
Dr. Salmon issues circular guidance on cattle feeders shipment inspection and dipping rules until November 30, 1904. The LaSalle rattlesnake bite victim is W. A. Faust a St. Louis snake man, operated on by Dr. Horton and moving toward recovery ends soon on the prairie.
Several hundred gather as No 1 arrives in two sections with Cheyenne visitors. The Collins band performs at the depot then heads north with the Southern railcars. In Longmont a renewed push for a beet railway ties the Loveland road to Highland area if farmers pledge 2,500 acres of beets over three years.
C M Baird of La Salle brings a box of Pearls and Early Ohio potatoes claiming strong yield potential of 150 sacks per acre from twenty acres. Raised on a farm once sold for 500 dollars, the land reverted after a downturn. Also cited is a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with sale notices from Eagle Pass, Texas.
About sixty Collins residents including the Collins city band arrived on Monday noon’s 8 train bound for Cheyenne and Frontier Days. Miss Bessie McCreery, winner of the Courier’s Frontier Day contest, travels at Courier expense with friend Miss Irene Shang while the group sees Greeley sights awaiting the 8 o'clock train.
The 16th district Woodmen of the World holds its annual picnic in Longmont on Thursday September 1. Rain leaves Greeley at 8:00 a.m. and Longmont returning at 11:30 p.m. Round trip fare is $1.50.
Greeley gardener J Curley reports three years of stomach and kidney troubles improved by Doan's Kidney Pills. He bought them at H Reynolds Co and states less than a box cured all symptoms. He recommends the remedy to others and notes Foster Milburn Co is sole US agent. price 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
The Daily Tribune announces a new want column on the front page and states ads are five cents per line with six words per line and a minimum ten cent charge. It notes ads for housing, jobs, farms, and household needs and emphasizes no other ads will be taken for that page.
Labor Day details outline a Corn Roast at Loveland on September 5 with a special train departing Greeley via C S railway at a round trip rate of 1.
D P Evans, famed for traveling by wheelbarrow across the continent, stopped in HardinColorado on Monday. He reports average daily mileage of 30 to 50 miles with a peak 58 miles from Julesboro to Sterling and shared a souvenir pin showing his first shoes with Mr and Mrs Hunter at supper.
The pastoral play York State Folks with its original cast arrives at the Greeley opera house Saturday evening September 3. Ray L. Royce James Lackaye Harry Crosby and others lead a scenic Boston and Chicago production including the Maple Lace scene and carpenter shop image. Seat sale opens Wednesday at 9 am.
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