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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1903

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Prosperity Believed High By Greeley Bankers

Greeley bankers report rising deposits and strong loans as wheat and potato yields set records. They note local lamb feeding and beet crop activity should boost money flow after December 15, with farmers expected to increase spending and deposits.

Greeley Tribune J. M. B. Petrikin First National Bank Petrikin Colombo Colorado E. J. Decker Union Bank Loveland Eaton Decker C. H. Wheeler Greeley National Mr. Petrikin Mr. Decker

Weather reports via Colorado Bell Telephone begin service

The Colorado Bell Telephone central now provides weather forecasts from the U S Weather Bureau to subscribers. Forecasts reach rural towns four to six hours earlier than mail. On day one 238 towns were served across Colorado and New Mexico. The program, started by W F Cozad and W F Brown, is popular with farmers and prompted extensive improvements at the Denver area office.

Central Colorado Bel Telephone Central U. S. Weather Bureau Colorado New Mexico Greeley Denver W. F. Cozad W. F. Brown Colorado Bell

Vienna visit aids Myrna Woodruff health and view

Miss Myrna Woodruff recently returned from five months in Vienna with Miss Hermine Haupt. The pair, on a year’s leave from the Colorado Springs Deaf and Blind Institute, toured Vienna and the countryside gaining weight and observing urban life, poverty, music, and landmarks. The article notes Vienna’s markets, forests, and institutions, plus a glimpse of czar Nicholas II and King Leopold. it also mentions a Colorado egg-price spike tied to P. D. Armour.

Vienna Myrna Woodruff Woodruff Deaf and Blind Institute Colorado Springs Hermine Haupt Miss Woodruff Miss Haupt Old City Austria Miss Woolruff Schwarzwald Black Forest Imperial Forest America Paris Frantz Joseph Leopold Belgium New York Hoper Market Volif Kirche Stock Exchange Museum of Natural History Rudolph IV House of Parliament

Pair Paroled Reformatory Inmates Arrested For Horse Stealing

Frank Wilson and Ray Spencer both about 21 are jailed on horse stealing charges after being caught in Denver while selling a team. Spencer confessed the theft occurred near Greeley the day before. The stolen teams belonged to John Vose and C. B. Kelsey. Wilson had been paroled from Buena Vista reformatory last August.

Frank Wilson Alias Day Ray Spencer State Reformatory Buena Vista Denver Spencer Greeley John Vose Big Thompson C. B. Kelsey Platteville Adams County Wilson Fred Williams Tom Horn Cheyenne Wilson Was Sent To the Reformatory

Demurrers Overruled In Northern Colorado Telephone Suit

In the case A A Howard et al versus D E Gray et al stockholders seek to cancel a 25000 stock issue. Judge Garrigues ruled demurrers overruled, allowing trial at next term. Plaintiffs about six, defendants about thirty. Elbert C Smith for plaintiffs and lawyers Carpenter Townsend Duncan Andrew for defendants.

A. A. Howard D. E. Gray Colorado Independent Telephone Company Garrigues Elbert C. Smith H. E. Churchill H. N. Haynes Charles F. Tew Carpenter & Townsend Duncan & Andrew

Teachers to Get One Third Fare Holiday Rate

Railroad companies notify superintendents that teachers and students of state institutions may travel home for the holidays at a one and a third fare for the round trip. Tickets go on sale December 18 to 24 and remain valid until schools reopen January 11 1904. Certificates from county or district superintendents are required to prove qualifying status.

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Weld OU. N. Jackson Weld County Savings Bank Sunnyside Elwell Snook Capital P. D. Armour PCAT F.H. Gilcrest Lumber Co J. E. Deatherage Colo Ind Morrison Geo H. Young Evans Union Pacific Railroad A. W. Barbour 17Th Street X-Mas Opera Lenox Chocolates Acme Chocolates Hazlenuts Mack’s Grocery
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