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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
5
A promotional piece extols a store as the safest, most liberal, and most convenient in the country. It claims high grade dependable goods, low prices, and reliable service, likening the store to a public utility that serves both luxury and everyday needs.
A retailer highlights early spring arrivals in suits and coats crafted from finest fabrics with high tailoring standards. The broad selection promises perfect fits and fashionable styles, emphasizing quality and variety for careful dressers.
The ad promises muslin underwear in ample sizes with good materials and dainty trimming. It emphasizes a seasonable opportunity to save about one third and invites customers to buy now for present and future needs.
It is possible to buy lace and embroidery at unusually low prices with a promise of choice German and French vals and Nainsook and Swiss embroideries. The seller urges buyers to act quickly to take advantage of the rare opportunity to pay one-third the regular price.
Thrifty shoppers are urged to seize a money saving sale on rich damask table linen noted for its artistic elegance and historic weaving quality. The advertisement emphasizes thrift and exceptional designs to attract households seeking quality decor at reduced prices.
Windsor district farmers gathered at Odd Fellows hall to decide whether to continue beet production for the Western Sugar Co. Harrison Teller chaired and a committee calculated an average cost of 47.45 per acre. Reported yields ranged from twelve tons with losses to higher yields with limited profit. Farmers split over a fair price, with some demanding seven to seven fifty per ton while others proposed six to six fifty. Eva Newton attended a Forteline visit for a party honoring Miss Alice Yardley.
At a Windsor chamber of commerce meeting a large farmers gathering debated crop conditions and factory beet rates. A committee set a noon target to determine per acre costs, signaling possible farm boy work and savings prizes. Ernest A Burton advertises earnings. BE Langtry buys a new Cadillac touring car.
List of bargains includes No 22280 acre farm near KR town with water right and small house priced 3750. No 191 with 160 acres under cultivation, good house and barn at 12500. No 230 121 acres in southeastern Nebraska near a town with tiles, 6 room house, barns, price 12000. Will trade for Greeley property. No 500 eight room modern house with cement block barn priced 6000. No 309 nine room modern house close in price 84500. No 424 one room modern house with hot water heat priced 85000. No 1176 six room house modern except furnace with good barn priced 3200.
Fort Collins January 6 Nearly six thousand dollars is the total Weld and Larimer county expense for the Thomas J. Leftwich trials three assaults with intent to kill and one perjury case. Weld county bills total 3886.70 with detailed charges for jurors bailiffs stenographer and court clerks. Larimer county expected charges add about 1700 bringing the total to 5586.70. A note invites bringing school children to Camfield hotel for free eye ear nose and throat examinations by Dr. Sapero January 27 28 and 29.
Samuel Crowell and George H. Hall executors of Mary Crowell deceased plan final settlement in Weld County Colorado January term court. They will seek approval and discharge as executors on February 14, 1910 in Greeley with objections welcome by interested parties. First publication January 18 1910 last publication February 3 1910.
In Weld County District Court Horace G. Clark and W. K. Gilcrest sue the Estate of Peter G. Bradstreet and unknown heirs to quiet title on land in Weld County. The action describes part of Section 29 Township 4N Range 66W including the Farmers Independent Ditch right of way and surrounding parcels. Plaintiffs demand judgment by default if defendants fail to answer within the law, with publication deadlines noted. The case is filed December 1909 in Greeley with Clerk Frank Mauden.
Plaintiff Robert Steele sues John Loomis John Doe Richard Roe Jane Doe. The defendants must answer within twenty to thirty days or face default judgment. The action seeks to quiet title to Lot 24 Block 44 City of Greeley Weld County Colorado. December 23 1909 last publication January 13 1916.
Notice of public auction on February 2, 1910 at 2 PM in the Capitol Building Ken nt Colorado for 140 acres in Weld County Sec 36 Twp 6N Range 65W with minimum $74.50 per acre and improvements valued at $11,380. Terms vary by price band, with bonds and citizen eligibility required. Board reserves mineral rights and rights of way.
Notice of a public auction scheduled for February 2 1910 at 2 p m in the Capitol Building Denver to sell 160 acres in Weld County described as NW 1 4 Sec 46 Twp 6N Range 65E with improvements valued at 11200 subject to existing easements. Terms include cash or installments with specific percentages and interest. B Jefferson Register State Board of Land Commissioners. First publication January 6 1910 in Greeley Tribune.
Notice is given that by deed of trust dated April 4 1908 James W Evans conveyed Lots 31 32 in Barber Subdivision Block 123 in Greeley Weld County Colorado to the Public Trustee as security for 1500 dollars plus interest The default on payment has occurred and the Public Trustee will offer the property at public auction on January 17 1910 at 10 00 a m at the front door of the Weld County Court House for cash to the highest bidder The purchaser will receive a Certificate of Purchase and the sale is made under the power of sale granted by the deed of trust and the laws of Colorado
Peter Brown Sr of Greeley Colorado has applied for lease No 7294 on school lands in Weld County Colorado described as NE Sec Twp 6 N R 65 W. Another lease application will be considered after January 12 1910. Jefferson state board land commissioners. First publication in Greeley Tribune December 28 1909 last publication January 12 1910.
Fred J. Schick administrator of Lizzie Schick deceased announces a Weld county Colorado court appearance on February 14 1910 at 10 am for filing and settling claims. Creditors must present claims and debtors should pay promptly. attorney H N Haynes handles the matter in Greeley Colorado with last publication February 3 1910.
LeRoy Baird of Greeley Colorado applies for lease No. 7339 on school lands in Weld County SEM of Sec 36 Twp 6 N R 65 W to Feb 3 1910 is last date for other applications L Jefferson Register State Board Land Commissioners January 13 1910 last publication February 3 1910
Notice to owners that a gray flea bitten horse weighing about 1150 pounds was taken up near Platteville on or about December 1909. The animal has no visible brand, ha tight face, collar marks, barefooted, age unknown. Claim by January 31, 1916 or the horse will be sold for the owner’s benefit by the State Board of Inspection in Denver.
Stockholders owning over 10 percent call a special meeting in Greeley Colorado on February 1 1910 at 3 pm. Purpose extend and renew corporate life for twenty years and submit renewal to votes as required by law. Meeting date and signatories listed with stock counts. First published January 6 1910 in the Greeley Tribune.
Notice declares the annual meeting of Greeley Irrigation Company stockholders for February 1 1910 at 1 p m at the office 509 Ninth Street Greeley Colorado. Purpose to elect a new board of trustees, levy assessments for debts and operations, plus other business. Secretary W E Kinsella signs the notice dated January 2 191% in Greeley Colorado.
Notices announce annual stockholders meetings for Windsor Reservoir & Canal Company North Poudre Irrigation Company and Willow Creek Irrigation Company in Greeley Fort Collins Fort Collins Colorado with dates February 1914 February 110 February 7 1919 for electing five directors and handling other business.
The Glenmere Park Association annual stockholders meeting will be held Friday, January 14, 1910, at 7 30 p m at 1919 Tenth avenue Creeley for electing a board of directors and transacting any other business that may properly come before the meeting. Albert F Garter, Sec.
The annual meeting of stockholders of Colorado Engineering and Construction company will be held at the companys office at 920 Ninth avenue in Greeley at 2 p m on February 7 1910. H BE BADGER President.
The sixth annual meeting will be held in the office of H N Haynes Room 208 Opera House block Saturday January 15. Mr and Mrs B F Post W A Viner and Mrs Rose Eames went to Denver Tuesday afternoon to attend the stock show.
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