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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
9
A large display presents one of the nicest assortments in the city with savings of 15 to 35 percent on every Picture purchased. The sale highlights a wide range of framed prints and wall decor for shoppers.
A notice about a promotion offering two stamps for the price of one through the Christmas season. The source provides limited readable details and the offer is framed as a holiday deal.
The Ramsay Day Goods Company presents The Show Girl at the opera house on December 39, a large musical comedy requiring fifty performers. Lillie Sutherland Grace Wilson Edith Langdon Jack Curtis Harry Langdon Sam Kline John Kiefer and forty others star alongside the American Beauty Chorus of twenty. Also featured is the Fortnightly Musicale program with Armin W. Doerner and Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis in a second season concert at the opera house. Richards Pringle Georgia Minstrels bring a twenty eight year legacy of wholesome minstrelsy to Gr eeley with Clarence Powell leading a forty plus troupe on December 20.
The Saturday Afternoon Club met at Mrs. Charles Clark’s home with a paper on Cuba Its Condition and Outlook. The Salmagundi Club discussed American citizenship. The Progress Club toured the State Normal School facilities and museums. The New Century Club featured Spain’s imperial era and Portu gal history with wood carving displays.
The Cottingham home hosted a unique party last Friday with forty guests including public school teachers and friends. Invitations bore grotesque symbols and knives were encouraged, as attendees attempted quirky games such as cutting a cat from a potato with Miss Lee taking first prize and Prof. Whiteman earning the booby prize.
D R Smith offers new Reo or a good used machine for sale. He can provide a good bargain on either option and invites buyers to see him.
The private train for the Tour of Mexico leaves Denver January 28 via Colorado and Southern railway. Full information from T. FE. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver.
Evangelist Roger H Fife and his son Clyde Lee Fife of Kansas City have conducted revival services at the Christian church tabernacle for three weeks. Since the first week a large tabernacle was needed to hold crowds and 114 conversions have been reported. A 3 PM reception for converts is planned next Sunday. This week features topics: The Wanderers Return, The Gospel Wagon, Stumbling Blocks, Our Distinctive Plea, with Sunday messages by the younger evangelist.
The Greeley market is not unusually dull. potatoes move daily and shipments exceed last year at this time. Prices run 65 to 70 cents, fair though not high, with a crop not larger than last year. Active shipping resumes around January 15 as stored potato stocks are few, signaling upcoming demand.
The intense itching from eczema and tetter is quickly relieved by Chamberlain's Salve. Many severe cases have been cured by it. For sale by all druggists.
Last Monday paid out nearly 400000 for November beet deliveries at the Greeley Eaton and Windsor sugar plants. The three factories have paid at least 1750000 to beets so far with another payday expected. Beet contracts for next year are out and inquiries about acreage are rising.
Paul and James J. Purcell say Colorado compares favorably with midwestern states after a business trip through Nebraska and Iowa. They cite crop failures in Nebraska and the Kansas City National Bank of Commerce closure impacting stock feeding. Omaha banks remain sound and recently joined the clearing house certificate plan.
The Farmers' Land Co advertises buying and selling farms ranches sugar beet lands fruit lands and orchards in Colorado with quick sales and prompt attention. It invites owners to send full property descriptions to find buyers and mentions offices in Denver and seasonal travel deals.
The securities of the Greeley National Bank are inspected and approved by National Bank Examiners. Our deposits are steadily increasing, indicating sound management and proper care for all business and funds entrusted to it.
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