Glazier Jeweler and Local Ads Highlight Greeley Commerce
Local notes list glazier and jeweler stores, Marks Market offerings, Hornts stationery, and Mrs Horton's beauty services. Community updates include visits by Prof Hess and Prof Cottrell, hospital nurse Lillian O Neill, and a new electric railway venture The North Colorado Railway Power and Light company.
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Denver
Greeley
S. Abnott
George F. Batchelder
George H. Beckwith
M. Guinan
Thomas P. Hughes
George G. Merrick
James A. Shinn
The
North Colorado Railway, Power & Light Company
Annual stockholders meeting for The Cache la Poudre Reservoir Co.
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting at Armory Hall Greeley Colo on Tuesday January 12 1904 at 10 oclock a m. to elect five directors levy an assessment and transact other business. K S Pinney secretary.
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Cache Ja Poudre Reservoir Company
Armory Hall
Greeley
Colo
K. 8. Pinney
For Sale or Trade Dairy Stock and Draft Animals
For Sale or Trade. Good milk cows or heifers or steers. Will trade for work stock, either horses or mules, or for young draft stock, horses or mules, broken or un broken. Inquire of Frank Mapes, Peckham, Colo. Telephone 29-12 Peckham creamery.
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Frank Mapes
Peckham
Colo
Peckham Creamery
Denver specialist Sapero to visit Greeley Oasis Hotel
Eye ear nose and throat expert Mr Sapero will be at the Oasis hotel in Greeley for four days January 13 14 15 and 16. Free consultation and examination available. Call early to arrange. See display and references.
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C. A. Ringle
Denver
Greeley
Oasis Hotel
Sapero
First American Bible and Eliot Indian Bible History
The 1668 Cambridge edition marks the first Bible printed in America though English versions were monopoly restricted in England. Eliot’s Indian Bible in Massachusetts produced 1500 copies remains rare as a dead language. Newman’s Concordance followed, carved by pine knots in a frontier log cabin, revered long before Cruden surpassed it.
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America
Cambridge
England
Massachusetts
Eliot
Newman
Installment Father Proposes Sadie Marriage Deal
A narrator recalls a scene where a rich father offers to marry Sadie to a count for a million dollars with payments beginning at $1,000 and $2 weekly. Sadie weeps, while the mother laments their plebeian origins, and the father jokes about buying the count like goods. The judge comments on the family dynamics.
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Sadie
New York Man Recalls Pathetic Remark by East Side Youth
A New York man recounts a young East Side boy taken to Coney Island by a charity outing. The child watched the waves and sighed, saying this was the first time he had seen enough of anything.
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East Side Grocery
Scott & Lyons
A. J. R. Lohr
John Roberts
Judson
W. H. Layha
Agnes Avenue
Kansas City
New York
Coney Island
Birds Flee Cities as Epidemics Begin Say Scientist
Professor Mascart reports to the Paris Academy that birds such as sparrows and swallows abandon large cities and countries when serious epidemics arise, confirming ancient writers’ claim. The observation notes birds flee areas threatened by pestilence.
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Mascart
Paris Academy of Sciences
Witty Exchange on Society Amusements
A dialogue cited from the Washington Star critiques social amusements. Miss Cayenne notes some society diversions are nonsensical, but jokes that even more absurd are those who speculate about others' amusements.
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Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Idle Men as Pests Hampering Progress in Town
Atchison Globe notes idle men hinder good citizenship and progress. It argues loafers distract, provoke mischief, and impede the efforts of useful, progressive individuals in a town.
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Atchison Globe
Characteristic to the Last Squibbs Creesus Drowned
A report notes the death of the miser Squibbs Creesus who drowned last evening after falling from a steamboat. Hibbs-How did it happen prompts a quip as Squibbs replies he had nothing to give and sank.
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Ole Nelson
Eaton
Greeley
Howard’s Bridge
Nelson
Knights of Pythias
Clarence Faulkner
Arthur G. Sutor
V. C
E. B. Codler
William Foote
M.W
C. J. Yardley
A. G
Ae Geek
Yardley
M. F
J. H. Couture
M. A
L. G. Moss
I. G
George H. Miller
O. G
Charles E. Clark
Squibbs
Creesus
Hibbs
Fiery Manager and Ranter Return to Vaudeville Scene
A Toledo News-Bee piece notes that while Ranter did not perform Hamlet, the manager portrayed the role with much fire and energy. Ranter returns to vaudeville, signaling a revival in his stage presence and the manager's influence on the act.
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Ranter
Hamlet
Toledo News-Bee
Magnate's Wealth Sparks Candid Banter in Ledger Quotation
A Philadelphia Ledger quote recounts a magnate asked if he is very rich. The reply jokes that his wealth is so vast he dares not glance at a girl for fear of a breach of promise suit.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Fiddler Gets His Bill The Next Day
A witty note from the Atchison Globe suggests one should not dodge a fiddler who may return with a bill the following day. The quip implies the fiddler never forgets his due.
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Levi Strauss
éCo’s
Glazier
Lester’s
Marks’ Market
Hornt’s
Mark’s
Big Water Tank
A. Jackson
Red
Prof. Hess
Las Animas
J. H. Orr
H. M. Chamberlain
Cottrell
Colorado College
J. L. Arnold
State Normal
J. W. Fuqua
Ucbana, Il
Lofgren
Ninth Street
RK. Patterson & Son
Lester's
Marks
Horne’s
H. Boyd
Platteville
Elks
D. R. McArthur
Mort Darling
Ind
Lillian O'Neill
County Hospital of
Katherine O’brien
Elizabeth Kleinsorge
State Normal School
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
N. M
East Side
Chamberlain
William S. Crane
California
Louis VanBuskirk
G. W. Nichols
Prof
Parse
Nusbaum & Moody
Hawes
Eighth Avenue
P. W. Allen
A. W. Jacobs
Duchesse de Derry
Dieppe
Bains de Mer
Henrik II
Henry IV
Fanor
la Mer
Mme. de Sevigne
Duchesse de Berry
Pall Mall Gazette
Ghe “Olympia
Greeley and Weld County
Sordman
Watley
Men’s Outfitters
Pier Brothers
Sue Plant
They
People’s Lumber Company
J. L. Bartlett
Rall Greenley
Ninth St
Concord
Sazes
R. Patterson & Son
Seventh Street
Miss Boyd
J. D. Potter
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