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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1904
Page
6
E. J. Decker cashier sworn before James C. Scott Kotay Public. My commission expires July 23. First publication January 7, 1904, last January 21, 1904.
Statement of the Condition of the Weld County Savings Bank located at Greeley Colorado at the close of business Monday January 4 1904. It lists assets liabilities and capital as of that date with accounts and balances shown for patrons and likely notes on financial position. The document serves as a public financial record for the bank in that period.
Public Trustee for Weld County will auction the Elmwood block 165 parcel in Greeley on February 4 1904 at 1 am for the highest cash bid. Gilbert Sellers defaulted on a Seven Hundred Dollar note to The Columbia Savings & Loan Ass’n. George D. Statler announces the sale following the deed of trust. First publication January 7, last January 8, 1904.
A. J. Van Deren as guardian of Frank Persons Van Deren petitions Weld County Court Colorado to authorize sale of an undivided one thirty fifth interest in two parts of land totaling about 160 acres. The property lies in sections 24 28 and 26 township 4 north range 61 west and aims to reinvest proceeds or improve the property. The court is asked to set sale terms and schedule for Monday.
A.C. Van Deren guardian will present a petition to the court with evidence and apply for an order. The petition concerns Frank Persons and is documented in the Greeley Tribune with notices published December 24 and January 7, 1904, by attorney Edward Mason.
J. W. McCreery travels to Denver on legal business. Florence Fry visits from Fort Collins. W. C. T U meets at Mrs Bliss. Myers Grocery moves to Woolf building. Fires threaten, arrests occur for liquor and distillery acts. Church and charity events listed with officers installed. Denting markets and bank meetings noted. Firelight items, town trades, and social notices fill the page.
City council discussed adding more fire escapes to the Greeley opera house and other public buildings. Six petitions to cut cottonwood trees were approved. The building committee will work with managers to improve exits, noting many doors swing inward and churches also lack compliant egress.
One hundred dollars reward for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo advertise the remedy and attest to the firm’s trustworthiness. West & Truax Walding Riman Marvin wholesale druggists endorse the product and list price. The cure is taken internally and said to act on the blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials offered free and Hall's Pills advertised as well.
Desirable offices over my store newly papered and in first class condition. Apply at the store. Harry H. Shaw.
The Greeley Building and Loan association completes its ninth year and opens subscriptions to a new stock series. The Tribune recommends the mutual, profitable and safe investment. Officers draw no salary except the secretary Prof. Hays. others like G. D. Statler and J. B. Phillips can provide details.
Archie Camp crafts a vivid call of the wild tale set along the Platte banks. The Christmas number features a beautiful wild stallion once reigning the plains and unfolds as a thrilling nature study praised as the magazine’s best story.
Advertise a liver liver bile digestion note claims Herbine restores tone to stomach liver and kidneys improves appetite clears complexion and revives the whole system. Priced at 40 cents a bottle available at all druggists.
The annual stockholders meeting will be in Armory hall Greeley Colo on Tuesday January 12 1904 at 2 pm to elect five directors levy an assessment and transact other business E M Pinney Secretary Neill Bros dissolved by mutual consent J E Neill buys W M Neill interest and assumes indebtedness January 2 1904
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