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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1908
Page
5
A local store continues its inducement based sale with offers on edding lace curtains dishes and a piano to attract patrons. The department reports strong demand and increased business from experienced staff ensuring customers benefit from low prices.
Classified line ads show low rates for milk products, shares, and business opportunities. Entries include farm shares, grocery store prospects, house rentals, and general help wanted inquiries with contact hints and location cues in a vintage newspaper format.
An assortment of brief items, including bakery ads, coal prices delivered to city, a Sunday roast offer, a Denver visitor, a sorority gathering at Miss Som’s home, and multiple classified prompts for merchants Sanborn and Houston.
A jumble of local items including farm loans, travel notes about Paul Kruse and J B .wara, ads for sausage at Kittle Withey and Hoffmans market, and notices from J W Browne Auctioneer. Community announcements cover church events, charitable society meetings, toxin advertisements, doctor visits, and weekly sale dates with locations around Greeley and surrounding towns.
D. R. Smith reports a handsome new five passenger Studebaker E M F thirty horsepower 1909 pattern with chainless gear arriving for demonstration. Smith, local agent, expects sales to double. farmers lead purchasing. Ray Watson also adds a new Cat Nac hummer.
A special meeting of the stockholders will be held at the office of the company 715 Seventh street Greeley Colorado on Monday February 1 1909 to increase capital stock from 16000 to 100000 M B Barton Secretary Also Hoffmans market offers fine tender spring chicken at 827 Seventh street Weld 102 and Sanborn Houston advertise farm loans
The M. B. A. held its annual installation of officers at the regular meeting Friday evening. New officers include Mrs Emma Wetkert president Harvey Rose vice president Mrs Williams secretary John Rose treasurer Mrs Marcia Calkins conductor Mrs Anna Rose chaplain Dan Brock watchman Mr Reaser sentry.
Attorney Joseph C. Ewing went to Ault to try a case in the justice court. J. W. Turney sued B. H. Neff for a balance of 266 dollars on a team of mules. Neff had no defense and offered only lack of funds as an excuse. The usual consequences followed.
Mrs H L Bowen hosts her father Mr Mietcher in town. Mrs C F Pixter and daughters called on Mrs Jobe Yates of Eaton Sunday. Miss Flora Sannells improving, likely to be out soon. Mrs A W Fry and baby returned from Denver. Ralph and Garth Runnells visited Denver friends then came home. J A Joll's son Frank out of school a week after car cut by barbwire fence. several stitches required.
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