Kittie and Withey Grocery Advertises Oranges
A brief grocery ad notes sweet California and Arizona oranges priced to surprise shoppers. The message highlights the fruit as affordable and appealing to customers looking for a good deal.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1909
Page
6
A brief grocery ad notes sweet California and Arizona oranges priced to surprise shoppers. The message highlights the fruit as affordable and appealing to customers looking for a good deal.
A reader recalls a longtime Greeley man’s remark that eating a Greeley spud today is like gnawing laundry soap. The letter argues many market spuds are rot ridden, frosted, ill shaped, and dirty despite screening, urging better eating stock and market prep to restore the district’s potato prestige.
P. Be. Boyd states parties owing money may remit at his home address 1312 Eleventh Street or call the studio and leave payment with his successor Mr. Roberts. Since ownership changed, he seeks prompt settlement and clarification of matters.
A man walking to the football game notes one advantage of a college yell. While the crowd shouts the yell, he argues, they cannot sing a college song.
A proposal in this country envisions forming a society made up entirely of grandfathers of future dukes. The idea centers on building a strong organization from existing material and potential noble lineages.
A comment on individuals who struggle to maintain a straight face due to their bad features. It notes that such people are unable to compose themselves, prompting amusement or disbelief in social settings.
A Tribune reader column recounts a North Carolina farmer's leprosy and his wife who vows to stay with him and their baby. The piece contrasts harsh views on divorce with a moral message that true marriage is a sacred, self denying bond. The wife finds joy in steadfast loyalty, echoing a Christlike sacrifice.
The article warns that advanced age brings slow bowel movement and liver function, and nature cannot perform properly without help. It argues against harsh or irritating physic and emphasizes careful selection of reg regulative medicine to avoid constant suffering from constipation and related evils.
A warehouse sale offers various furniture samples left from early English and golden oak lines. Shoppers can claim deeply reduced prices on Lews and other models as display pieces and floor models clear out. Limited stock, all items go at marked sale prices.
The notice lists a series of local items: a child ill with pneumonia staying with grandparents at Adams home. a sale of spring wallpaper remnants at Imboden’s Book Store. a call for worn clothes donations for Greeley’s needy with pickup options. Franklin Davis’s 11th birthday dinner hosted by aunt Mrs. Irma Burr with school friends present. admiration for guests Elwin Parker, Raymond Wolfe, Wendell Crabb. and W. W. Larimer of Boulder visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Matthews.
Little Local H F Steuffer traveled to Caldwell Idaho Tuesday evening. A pew Cadillac is shown before ordering an automobile. Ray C Watson agent. Mr and Mrs Elmer Roy surprised by nephew A T Roy arrival from Findlay Ohio. J F McKelvey Mt Vernon NL visited Greeley. McKelvey tours the wet. Depot cafe manager Oliver Swnnegase resigns. Mr Hall to resume management of the cafe and Canfield.
A. Ll. Muohier vice president and general manager of the Union Pacific, based in Omaha, toured Greeley with other officials yesterday. By appointment Mr Camfield greeted them at the depot for a brief conference. A local proposition of interest will be announced in a day or two.
Furnished daily by the Weld county Abstract and Investment company. Transactions include John H. Pearsorn and John E. Nastrum to A Thompson Jr for 1 dollar, H Bert Cave to Georges Dauth for 60 dollars, and John J. O'Hara to Wassey F. Shannon for 1200 dollars. Deals cover various lots, rights of way, and undivided interests across multiple sections, with buyers including Blanche M. Orton, Frank S. Miller, Bruce Hamilton, and the Interstate Land & Live Stock Co. among others.
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