Big December cattle and land auctions annoncé by Kemmerer
Col C P Kemmerer advertises multiple sales to be held in December across Colorado locations near LaSalle Loveland and Tinmath. Listings include 52 miles south of LaSalle cattle sale head dairy cattle stork mention prospecting land parcels 160 acres 144 miles northeast of LaSalle with pasture and water, 45 head cattle dairy cows and heifers, 7 miles east of Hampton, and a Spencer ranch cleaning out sale with 140 acres horses cattle implements and household goods. Mrs M A Spencer owner. Commitments encourage agents to submit sale dates for free advertisement.
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LaSalle
J.C. Hubbard
Bess
Chas. Smith
Hton
Jac A Krom
Spencer Ranch
Tinmath
Loveland
M. A. Spencer
Cole's Hot Blast Pier Bros The Hardware Dealers
Cole's Hot Blast headline notes Pier Bros and The Hardware Dealers in a local trade feature. The brief highlights business names and a likely advertisement or profile in the era's commerce section.
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Pier Bros
All Over Weld Thanksgiving with Andy McMillan Family
Dr Lonergan attended James Warren for a serious stomach trouble on Thursday. Ray Harrington died Monday from heart paralysis after a period of illness. The community extend condolences to the Hood family amid a perjury case dismissal for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy McMillan
Dr. Lonergan
James Warren
Ray Harrington
James Hood
Charlie Moore
Charles Williams
Duncan
Hood
Mr. Lombard
Wedding Bells and Social Visits in Big Bend
The Aid society met at Mrs. Pumphrey’s home on Tuesday. Miss Josie Brubaker of Evans attended church here Sunday. Mrs. Martha Taylor of Greeley visited her parents last week. Grandma Bainbridge is staying with her son Joe. A wedding at Mr. and Mrs. Wiggett’s home saw Miss Sarah wed Alfred Alderson of Erie. The couple left for Erie to start their home, with local congratulations.
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Aid Society
Martha Taylor
Greeley
Grandma Bainbridge
Joe Bainbridge
Wiggett
Sarah
Alfred Alderson
Erie
Tuck
Big Bend
Local Notes From Pierce and Surroundings
Mrs. W. S. Crom travelled to Denver Sunday as a passenger. A Hanson oversees a gang of Greeks on the section. J. C. Swope and wife shopped in Greeley Saturday. Charle Boulter of LaSalle visited his brother John Sunday. John Eddie and Phyllis Boulter joined their father for a Denver trip Thursday to Saturday. J. A. Johnson and W. Hall of Boulder scouted land north of Pierce recently. Rumors float of a store opening at Nuna or Dover, though prospects look slim.
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W. S. Crom
Denver
A Hanson
J. C. Swope
Greeley
Charle Boulter
LaSalle
John
John Eddie
Phyllis Boulter
J. A. Johnson
W. Hall
Boulder
Pierce
Nuna
Dover
Local Community Notes Skip Around Town
Welcome Hill M. Clymer and bride were in this vicinity last week. William Vetters and cousin John have gone to St. Louis. J. B. Bogard intends farming C. Southworth's farm next year. Andrew Johnson has quit farming and started to break branches. A. Albee went to Greeley Wednesday for his daughter Ida and her chum. They spent Thanksgiving at home. Mr. and Mrs. D. Ragan and family spent Sunday with J. Wailes. They expect to start for Oklahoma Tuesday. A number of the young folks from here took in the basket social at the Daniels school house, while others attended the entertainment at Johnstown.
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M. Clymer
Bride
William Vetters
John
St. Louis
J. B. Bogard
C. Southworth
Andrew Johnson
A. Albee
Greeley
Ida
D. Ragan
J. Wailes
Oklahoma
Daniels School
Johnstown
Cora Bainbridge
Frank Downey
Hayward
Boulder
Lois Hayward
John Beattie
Ellis
Local social notes and ads from LaSalle area
Community life items include a LaSalle sale, visits and thanksgivings, marriages on November 23, Thanksgiving gatherings, school program, guests and home entertainments. Also notes on Roy Reeves resigning, a Denver doctor meeting, Fort Collins singer, SeaShip Oyster ad, and Ballard Snow Liniment endorsement.
Cradle Songs of Many Nations at Congregational Church
A December Tuesday program features a twenty child chorus with dolls rocking babies, cradle songs from fifteen nations in costumes, and special music by the Young People's orchestra. Almira Tease presents a life size family album, followed by descriptions of famous ancestors. Admission adults 35 cents children 25 cents.
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Almira Tease
Thanksgiving Visits and Farm Calls Across Greeley Area
Local social notes record Clem Rock of Greeley calling at Lauridsen's on Sunday and Alma Smith visiting Mrs. Charles Neff from Wednesday to Sunday. Julia Milne dines with A R English for Thanksgiving. Charles Ford visits Hillsboro to oversee his farm while Connor of Windsor canvasses farmers about the beet sugar factory. Thanksgiving meals are noted at the Devoties in Greeley and at Neffs with Graham and Newton Brooks families. Clifford Middleton from southern state areas is also recorded as calling in.
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Clem Rock
Greeley
Lauridsen
Julia Milne
A. R. English
Charles Ford
Hillsboro
Alma Smith
Charles Neff
Mr. Connor
Windsor
C. D. Neff
Grace
J. N. Graham
Newton Brooks
LaGrange
Clifford Middleton
Cailing
Windsor Meets in M. E. Church Next Weekend
The second quarterly meeting is planned for Windsor M. E. church next Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Palmer suffered a finger injury but is improving with Dr. Raymond’s care. Frank Hogue incurred a foot injury from a wagon accident and uses crutches. The sugar factory nears beet grinding completion and will wind up next week, shorter than last year’s run.
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Windsor M. E. Church
Palmer
Raymond
Frank Hogue
Mr. Bonifield
T. J. Wilson
Cc. F. Chipman
Justice
M. H. Laybourn
Boulder
Longmont
A Texas Steer Returns to Greeley Opera House
Hoyts longtime hit A Texas Steer plays its fifteenth season with consistent humor and strong performances. The Texas Steel quartet remains the same engaging singers as the show moves to the Greeley opera house for a Monday night engagement.
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Hoyt’s
Texas
Hoyt
Texas Steel Quartette
Greeley Opera House
A Texas Steer brings sharp satire to Greeley stage
The review lauds Charles H. Host for his animal show A Texas Steer calling it one of his best works. It praises Hoyt as a double faced humorist whose wit shines when captured quickly and notes the play will soon run at the Greeley opera house.
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Charles H
Hoyt
Greeley Opera House
Stetson Company's Uncle Tom's Cabin At Greeley Opera House
The Stetson company led by Manager Washburn revamps Uncle Tom's Cabin in a modern pictorial dress with elaborate scenery and up-to-date acts. Readily visible are new choruses of genuine cotton belt negroes, two quartettes, a band, and a cakewalk titled The Palace of Silver Mat. The company, sometimes double, boasts many footlight favorites and promises a long, lavish street parade. Plays at Greeley opera house on Saturday Dec 3.
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Uncle Tom's Cabin
Washburn
Stetson Company
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Palace of Silver Mat
Stetson
Greeley Opera House
Cataract Surgery and Eye Care Offered to Children
In the vicinity a local eye clinic reports successful treatment of granulated eyelids sore eyes and cataracts with the latest methods. Cataracts removed cross eyes straightened and difficult cases as well as school children are invited for examination and care.
Eye Treatment Offers Free Help and Glasses
A Colorado clinic advertises extensive stock of classes and artificial eyes and claims eye strain causes headaches hysteria insomnia and nervous disorders. It promises permanent cure by removing the cause and offers free medical surgical care for the poor with no charge for consultation or eye examinations.
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Colorado
Greeley Glasses Provider Appeals to Area Patients
Over 500 patients treated and fitted with glasses in Greeley and vicinity. Inquiries invited to confirm service and presence in the community after three years of regular visits.
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Greeley
Denver Specialist Sapero Again Visits Greeley
Dr. Sapero the Denver specialist will be in Greeley on December 16 and 17 at the Oasis hotel for free consultations and examinations. Attend early to secure a spot.
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Sapero
Denver
Greeley
Oasis Hotel
Colorado and Southern Road Train Schedule Partial Greeley Details
Between Greeley and Denver local trains are listed with arrival at Greeley and departure times. Freight services run between Greeley and Port Collins, carrying unspecified goods.
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Greeley
A.m
Gers
Port Collins
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