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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1871
Page
3
Yearly and half yearly advertisers may change at pleasure for twenty five cents per square for composition. Ads not marked with insertions run at our option until ordered out and charged as transient. Ads continued until ordered out are charged accordingly. Trade restrictions apply. legal real estate or other ads outside regular trade billed separately. Foreign ads from states require cash with order unless sent by authorized agents.
Local column reports pork sellers at 500 per 100 pounds and describes town activity. Notes Reading Room open with warmth, new restaurant, bakery sale room, carpenters busy, and a large urban building project. Recaps cold week, snow, a runaway horse incident, and a merchant price war among Fisk Salomon Nichols with vivid anecdotes.
The Stock and Dairy Association reports last week milk receipts at eighty dollars. Denver dairymen cut price to eight quarts per dollar while winter rates had ranged at ten quarts per dollar. A surge in stone quarries offers abundant quarry near town, fire scare with General Cameron’s house resolved, and Capt J C Abbott completes a large ice house with thick ice from Snowy Ranges noted as among the best.
Mise Kara A Pabor died at Greeley Colorado on January 16 1871 she was the only daughter of the late Alexander Pabor of Harlem New York and sister of William B Pabor of Greeley New York City papers are requested to copy this notice.
The Colony Bell will be rung daily by railroad time. Morning tolling at 7 a.m and 9 a.m for school. Meetings during the week at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Evening tolled at 7:04 p.m.
Preaching in the Colony Hall at 1 PM and 6:30 PM. Sabbath School immediately follows the morning services.
The third regular meeting is set for Saturday evening January 21 at the Primary School House. Program includes ovation reading by BB, declamation by FE RE Guin ey, and a moot on abolishing capital punishment with teams Blodgett Ward Car ton versus Roberts Ward Burke. Public invited.
The twelfth regular meeting of the Greeley Lyceum is scheduled for Thursday evening January 19 in Colony Hall. Programs include readings, sentiments, a recitation on Sherman's March, a lecture on the Stewarts, and a debate on moving the National Capital to the Mississippi Valley with named officers and critics. Public invited. business meeting follows.
A notice states lumber will be sold for cash only at Colony Yard beginning after January 1 1871. No credit terms are offered and buyers must complete purchases with immediate payment.
Timetable note lists mail pickup and office hours for several lines. D P R R closes at 10:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. Mail opens Sundays 12:80 to 1:80 and 5:30 to 6:00 P.M. Local time is 35 minutes ahead of R R time. It also lists Denver Greeley Cheyenne connections with arrival and freight times and names B H Aspert agent at Greeley.
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