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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
3
A promotion extols a store as the safest, most liberal, pleasantest and most convenient in the country. It claims high grade dependable goods and consistently low prices making it a public utility for any purchase from a fine suit to a paper of pins, and credits good service with drawing many customers.
Gentle readers are invited to browse an early spring arrival showcasing suits and coats of superior fabric and expert tailoring. The collection promises perfect fit and fashionable styles, with a wide range to suit careful dressers seeking quality and value.
A promotional note invites shoppers to buy muslin underwear in ample sizes with dainty trims, claiming good materials and workmanship and a one third savings. The ad emphasizes present and future needs with exclusive season offers.
Promoters tout laces and embroideries as always available at usual prices but urge customers to buy now for best selection. They claim choicest German and French vals and Nainsook Swiss embroideries offered at one third regular price, urging timely purchase.
A bold sale of rich damask table linen promises artistic elegance at savings for thrifty housekeepers. The advertisement urges readers to act on the money saving opportunity and emphasizes superior design and historical value.
In Windsor district a mass meeting at Odd Fellows hall examined beet costs for Great Western Sugar. Harrison Teller chaired. a committee calculated $47.46 to raise one acre. Farmers debated fair beet prices with targets ranging from $6 to $7.50 per ton. Eva Newton attended a Port Colling visit to honor Miss Alice Yardley.
Windsor farmers gathered in a large meeting called by the chamber of commerce to discuss crop conditions and factory rates. A committee report on the cost of growing an acre of beets was presented, with leaders hinting farmers may boycott beets if the sugar company does not act fairly.
Bg. W. Langtry has purchased a new Cadillac touring car, described as a beauty.
The listing details multiple properties including an acre farm 314 miles from KR town with water right and small house priced at 83750, 191 acres cultivated land with water right and house at 12500, 121 acres in southeastern Nebraska with multiple outbuildings priced at 12000, a modern eight room house on a lot priced at 36000, a five room modern house at 8100, a seven room modern house with hot water heat priced at 85000, and a six room modern house with barn priced at 3200.
Port Collies Jan 6. Weld county bills total 84 886 70 for trials of Thomas J Leftwich on assault with intent to kill and subornation of perjury. Larimer county trials add an estimated 81 700. Weld county expenses include jurors, bailiffs, court clerks, stenographer, witnesses, and sheriffs. A public notice invites schoolchildren to see Dr Sapero for free eye examinations at the Camfield hotel January 27 28 29.
Executors Samuel Crowell and George H Hall will present their final settlement to the Weld County Court on February 14 1910 in Greeley Colorado. Any interested party may object. First publication January 13 1910 last February 3 1910 in the Greeley Tribune.
Legal notices require defendants to appear within twenty to thirty days after service with deadlines varying by county. The documents seek to quiet title to described lands in Weld County and bar other claims, naming Horace G. Clark W. K. Gilcrest and the Bradstreet heirs among others, with dates in 1909 1910. Justice clerk Frank Madden issues the summons with a December 11 1909 date and subsequent publications.
Notice of sale by public auction on February 2, 1910 at 2 p m in Denver for 160 acres in Weld County Colorado Sec 36 Twn 6N Rge 65W with minimum $74 50 per acre and improvements valued at 116 60. Purchasers must meet payment terms and laws. reserve rights include mineral lands and easements. Ownership by A B and A Kight. Sale applies to multiple parcels with set cash and annuity schedules.
State Board of Land Commissioners will auction 160 acres in Weld County Colorado section 46 township 6 north range 66 west near Denver. Minimum price 74.50 per acre plus improvements 11 200 with terms including cash and annual payments. Purchasers must meet citizenship and bond requirements with bids subject to rejection and board approval. First publication January 6 1910 in Greeley Tribune.
The Public Trustee of Weld County Colorado will sell at auction on January 17 1910 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the front door of the Court House Greeley Colorado the parcel described as Lots 31 and 32 in Barber's Subdivision Block One Hundred and Twenty Three with water rights. The sale is to satisfy the deed of trust dated April 4 1908 securing a note of 1500 dollars to The Greeley Building and Loan Association. Dated December 14 1968 with last publication January 43 1910.
Peter Brown Sr of Greeley Colorado has filed application No 7294 to lease school lands in Weld County described as NE See Twp 6 N R 6 W No other applications to lease the above desert lands will be considered after January 1910 Jefferson acting State Board Land Commissioners first published in Greeley Tribune December 2 1909 last publication January 12 1910
Fred J. Schick is named administrator of the estate of Lizzie Schick, deceased, of Weld County Colorado. He will appear before the Weld County Court at the Greeley courthouse on February 11, 1910 at 10:00 AM to adjust claims. Creditors must present claims and debtors should pay promptly. N Haynes, attorney, January 13, 1910. final publication February 8, 1910.
LeRoy Baird of Greeley Colorado has filed application No. 7839 to lease the SEY of Section 36 Township North Range 65 West in Weld County. No other lease applications will be considered after February 3, 1910. Registered by BL Jefferson, State Board Land Commissioners. January 13 1910 last publication February 3 1910.
State board of inspection and commissioners declares a gray sea bitten horse taken up near Platteville Colorado around December 30 1909. It weighs about 1150 pounds barefooted with Haht face collar marks no visible brand and unknown age. Owner must claim by January 31 1910 or the animal will be sold for the owner's benefit.
Stockholders owning over 10 percent call a special meeting in Greeley Colorado on February 1 1910 at 3 pm to extend the corporate life for twenty years and renew rights and franchises. Meeting notices list stock ownership across multiple individuals and dates of publication in January 1910.
Notice announces the annual meeting of Greeley Irrigation Company stockholders on February 1, 1910 at 1 p.m. at 809 Ninth Street, Greeley Colorado. Purpose includes electing a new board of trustees, levying assessments for debts and expenses, and other proper business. W. E. Kinsella, Secretary.
Notices announce forthcoming stockholders meetings for Windsor Reservoir and Canal Company North Poudre Irrigation Company Willow Creek Irrigation Company. Meetings in Greeley Fort Collins and court house Fort Collins on February 1914 1910 1919 with aims to elect five directors and conduct other routine business.
The Glenmere Park Association annual stockholders meeting will be held Friday January 14 1910 at 7 30 p m at 1919 Tenth Avenue Greeley for electing a board of directors and transacting other business. Albert F Carter Secretary.
The annual meeting of stockholders of Colorado Engineering and Construction Company will be held at the company's office 920 Ninth Avenue Greeley at 2 p m on February 7 1910. H E Badger president.
The sixth annual meeting will be held in the office of H N Haynes Room 388 Opera House block on Saturday January 16. Mr and Mrs B F Post W A Viner and Mrs Rose Eames traveled to Denver Tuesday afternoon to attend the stock show.
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