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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1909
Page
4
A vivid note praises Hawaiian sliced pineapple as tender rich flavored, unlike typical harsh canned fruits. Packaged at the plantation edge, the 3-lb solid packs are priced 35c each or 3 for $1, advertised as a genuine treat likely to spark large trade sales once widely known.
Denver reports stock prices from Union Stock Yards with cattle and sheep values listed. Education costs in New York state are cited with teacher counts and salaries, noting total expenditures of 55.6 million dollars and 26.5 million for salaries.
Daily listings from Weld County Abstract and Investment Co report transfers including C N Folsom to Frank M Osborne for 1 dollar. B Burrows to Frank M Osborne. B H Florence to E G Steele sheriff deed. Buell L White to James Watson Henry Williams. Abraham T Ling to Mary M Pierce for 1 dollar. S F Sanders to Newton Long for 6000 dollars. Lucy Fletcher et al to George Mathews Josephine Mathews for 1 dollar. James Prendergast to John J Prendergast for 8000 dollars. Alice Hoffman to William Jennerich for 4300 dollars. Geo A Baker Clinton A Biggs to Crestview Townsite Co. Andrew E Holmquist to James E Coleman for 4600 dollars. and east 1290 feet of Lots 12 13 Blk 170.
A series of property transactions listed for Greeley and surrounding areas includes Frank H Miller selling to A W Jacobs for 200 dollars. Lawrence M Purcell acquiring multiple lots from Patrick V Carlin for 12800 dollars. Newman selling to Purcell for 450 dollars. Fred B Graefe transferring Graefe's Fifth Add to Ault. National Gold Mining and Milling Co transferring properties to Charles F DuBois for 1 dollar. Abraham J Hill selling to Charles Adams for 8200 dollars. Evans Coal and Land Co selling to Carlo Dameana for 100 dollars. Anders G Carlson selling to Claus Peterson for 3000 dollars. and various lot and quarter section transfers in extensions of Evans Addition and Reed's subdivisions.
The Colorado & Southern offers very low round trip winter tourist fares to Texas Gulf Coast Florida Cuba and Old Mexico with liberal limits and stopovers. Also low rates to the City of Mexico via Gulf tours through Cuba and Florida. For details contact T. E. Fisher General Passenger Agent Colorado Southern Ry Denver Colo.
Mr and Mrs W F Hines and daughter returned from a two week visit with his parents in Hagler Nebraska. Mr Harkins and family moved to a farm near town. A surprise party honored Miss Camble. Mrs Smith to entertain Ladies of the Bee. Ernest Pritchard busy hauling brick for a new building on Dave Davis place. Miss Belle Hises to visit brother and likely depart for Nebraska this week. Tribune want ads do the business.
Advert makes strong claim Rexall Orderlies are safest laxative for children and bowels. It touts gentle effect, no diarrhoea or griping, money back guarantee, odorless tasteless ingredient, and claims to cure root cause. Sold by H. Reynolds & Co., 828 Main St, with 12 tablets for 14c and 36 tablets for 25c.
The Champion Auctioneers of Northern Colorado organize a sequence of farm sales near Greeley Colorado from February 12 to March 1. Listings include horses cattle mules machinery and household goods at multiple ranches such as Wallace LaSalle Meads Eaton Ault and Mead, with owners J P Kirchgestner D M Lewis John Todd Jasper Riggs Gottlieb Werner J W McCormick Steele Vandapool Commodore L Walker Frank Mumper Perry Murray and P A Bartholomew.
The undersigned executors announce a hearing for the last will of Mary Crewell deceased. Creditors and beneficiaries must present claims by the court date at Greenley Court House on the stated March day. All heirs and interested parties are notified to attend and present claims for settlement.
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