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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1909
Page
8
The store announces a clearance sale on winter suits overcoats underwear and all winter wearables. Discounts include 25 percent on wool underwear 5 for 1.00 on fancy socks and substantial reductions on Pelt-lined coats shirts and flannel shirts with prices clearly slashed to attract shoppers.
An excerpt from Horace Greeley outlines the Union Colony near Greeley Colorado. It covers member benefits, current membership about 1000, and location along Cache la Poudre with rail links to Denver Cheyenne and points west. It details soil quality climate irrigation advantages and available land about 50,000 acres held largely by cash purchase from the railroad or government preemption. It notes safeguards against squatters via water rights and irrigation grants and lists leading industries as to be continued.
The largest single departure of sheep from Greeley moved today as a 34 car train fully assembled locally heads to the Chicago market. The flock will be unloaded and fed at three points along the route and expected to arrive at the Chicago stock yards in about ten days. Deegan and Durkee and Arthur Strong own most of the shipment, with Wm. Deegan overseeing the trip as the western feeder.
Special to the Daily Tribune describes a tremor that unsettled the Italian peninsula from Rome to central Italy with no reported deaths though structural damage noted. In New Haven a mansion fire kills Mrs Higgins and injures the manager's mother-in-law as he escapes by leaping from a second story window.
William E. Day visited Greeley while James Hall spends vacation with eastern friends. Margaret and Mollie Hilderman of Sterling and Ted Allyn of Hardin stayed with the Smylies over the holidays. John E. Painter returned from Columbus Neb., where he and brother Joseph E. Painter attended the stock show and will exhibit in Denver. Jack Kingsbury is building a modern residence on his ranch. Smylie and Watson also plan buildings when weather moderates. their three ranches form the former Herr tract. Hannah and Maxwell Smylie hosted an oyster supper and taffy pull Friday evening with guests Margaret Hilderman, Mabelle Moore, Wallace Moore, Milton Carlson, Fred and Robert Day, Wallace Mackey, and Ted Allyn.
Denver January 13 Senator Carpenter of Greeley introduced a senate bill seeking an appropriation for the State Normal school. The measure aims to provide financial support for the institution, reflecting ongoing funding debates.
A 100 reward offer asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. The ad states the remedy works by acting on blood and mucous surfaces, building constitution and restoring strength, with testimonials available and a contact address in Toledo. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Lulu Houston visited in Greeley on Sunday. Rosalee Euge was visiting in Lucerne last week. Greene Cox and family plan to move to Julesburg soon. William Stanley left for Canada to visit relatives. Martha Merrindorff spent a week with friends in Leadville. Mrs. Jane Barclay returned from Denver after visiting her daughter Mrs. Fred Benton. Mrs. Stanley and Laura Sturms hosted a quilting gathering. Local youths attended a basketball game and dance in Greeley Saturday night.
Mrs. Pritchard drove to Greeley on business. Mr. Henline is head clerk in the new store. Miss Belle Hines of Grant Nebraska visits her brothers W F and C Hines. Mr. and Mrs. Selby returned from Denver where they had...
The Ladies' Bee met with Mrs. Bentley for a few hours of fancy work and a hosted lunch. Robert Pritchard and family of Matland plan a new house on their farm near his parents. Robt. Painter earned exemption from exams and traveled to Denver to visit his aunt Mrs. J. G. Gordon.
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