Dentist Office in Union Bank Block Greeley Colorado
A dental office run by Dr. Dille operates within the Union Bank block in Greeley Colorado. The listing notes the Opera House Block area as the broader locality.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
8
A dental office run by Dr. Dille operates within the Union Bank block in Greeley Colorado. The listing notes the Opera House Block area as the broader locality.
An OCR fragment notes charges of one per cent for selling and advertisements about operations at a residence near a sugar factory. It requests letters by wire or phone at one expense, inviting interested parties to write.
The Denver Post profiles W L Porter, former Adrian Michigan youth who bred bees in hollow logs and later moved to Greeley then Denver. He discovered Colorado flowers, especially alfalfa, produced unmatched honey quality and quantity, settling at 3822 Alcott Street, Denver.
Mesdames HH A Russell and J Scott Thompson hosted a china shower for Mrs F E Boynton at her home last Friday night. The event featured pink and white carnations, candle lighting, and decorative place cards with a dainty menu. Mrs Nora Carson and daughter Miss Corinne Carson assisted, and Mrs Thompson along with Miss Carson served at the dining table. Mrs Boynton received many fine pieces of china.
Officers of Weld En campment I O O F were installed last Thursday evening by Lawrence Williams. Names include Gray Muth Francis Beasley Gambrel Sides Woodbury Smith Danielson MelIndoo Oak land Oaks Nelson Adams Boyle Althouse and others. A luncheon followed. The encampment meets the first and third Thursday nights each month.
Secretary Wilson promotes consumer protection by requiring labels to declare presence of habit forming drugs. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy claims safety and lack of such drugs, with the label now showing no mention. The remedy is marketed as among the safest and best for coughs and colds and offered by all druggists.
Annual meeting of stockholders of the Godfrey Ditch Company will be held at the Kenmore farm in La Salle at 1 50 p m on Monday January 13 1908 for transaction of annual business. B K Hanbury secretary.
A historical discussion urges a definite and generous provision for all ex presidents and their cases, arguing current relief via military pensions is insufficient. The piece contends compensation should not depend on future duties and notes the need for justice and fairness beyond sporadic aid.
Ex president Cleveland speaks in the Youth's Companion about acting without self interest and stresses justice in Americanism. A shoulder pain remedy from a New Brunswick woman is promoted, claiming prompt relief from rheumatic muscle pain with Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
Mexico bound private train departs Denver on January 28 with berth, section, and drawing room reservations now available.
On Friday evening December 27 members of the Re formed Presbyterian church gathered at Pastor Rev J M Wylie home for a current events discussion. A large attendance brought concern about seating while parcels were left unopened until guests departed revealing a variety of gifts to be shared.
The Greeley Building and Loan Association announces the Fourteenth stock series now open. Subscriptions are received by secretary Jas. H. Hays. After thirteen years the association has never foreclosed a loan, presenting an ideal investment for small savings and an easy path to home ownership.
A private Colorado & Southern train excursion departs Denver on January 28 and tours prehistoric ruins in Mexico. Reservations should be made promptly. contact T. E Fisher, G. P. A. Denver.
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