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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1904
Page
7
Classified notices list rentals, job postings, sales of items like a piano and a camera, farm land for sale near Evans, and various services. Entries mention addresses in Greeley and surrounding areas, including 6th to 13th streets, 9th street, and 7th avenue, with names like A Roy and W H Senior.
The listing shows wholesale potato and onion prices with varieties such as Ohio, Pearl, Rose Seedlings, and yellow and red onions per hundredweight. Also includes cabbage pricing and references to suppliers English & Carter and C.Rugh & Son.
Furnished daily by Philip Marks offering spring chickens live and dressed turkeys ducks hogs and butter at wholesale prices. Includes references to fresh eggs and colonel White Whittlesey in Soldiers of Fortune in the coming attractions.
A collage of ads and notices features Craig's and Horne's diaries, Miss Bishop fur sale, McArthur Co gifts, candy prices at Star Grocery, and Stover's Book Store displays. Community events include a WCTU meeting, a new social club in Greeley, and musical performances at the Methodist church. Local residents visit and travel, with notes on sales, loans, and a new athletic club formation.
Census figures show Greeley reaching about 5500 inhabitants with 5158 in numbered houses and nearly 200 unnumbered residents plus about 200 floating population. The 1903 total inside city limits was 4832, a gain of roughly 700.
The county clerk reports licenses issued over the past week including Lewis G. Van Buskirk and Miss Mabel D. Smith. Also listed are H. J. Wilson and Lilias McDonald of Greeley, John Redman and Miss Maggie Herser of Windsor, Peter Kelin of Loveland with Minnie Dupper of LaSalle.
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