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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1909
Page
2
A local seller emphasizes that every STEWART range is fully guaranteed by both manufacturers and the dealer. They offer 27 styles and sizes priced from 22.50 to 65 dollars and promise to buy back any ROYAL STEWART range sold, paying 35 dollars within fifteen years.
The K of P Lodge No. 31 marked its 46th anniversary with a reception and banquet at Odd Fellows hall. Decorations used red white and blue. Mr and Mrs J S Schryver led turkey dinner. ladies wore Martha Washington costumes. A program featured Victor E Keyes, Mrs C E Clark, Dr O F Broman, Harry Faulkner, and a quartet. About seventy five attended.
A letter from Lina A. James Hirata defends her interracial marriage in response to insulting lines about her Japanese husband. She asserts equality before God, proclaims herself an American with dignity, and urges Judge Bradfield to reconsider race bias.
Prof Hochbaum of the Normal school gave a stereopticon lecture on better conditions for city and country children. He praised the Chicago park commission for playgrounds and breathing spaces and described progress in country districts toward consolidation improved methods and trained teachers. He indicated overall fair progress.
A lively crowd enjoyed the usual club dance on Saturday night. Mrs. Charleyvans hosted a Friday afternoon party for her son's eleventh birthday with games and a dainty supper that guests greatly enjoyed.
County commissioners designate three precincts from Kersey to northern Adams county for the Saturday election on forming the Denver Greeley irrigation district. The vote will determine support or opposition to the proposed district.
Twins born Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson between six and seven o'clock. The mother, formerly Miss Lizzie Mumper, is reported to be getting along very nicely.
Seaborn and Houston promote farm loan options in the Tribune, encouraging readers to share the information with friends. The notice highlights financing support for farmers and community lenders backing agricultural projects.
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