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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1908
Page
8
Various sale ads list tents houses livestock and farm equipment in Greeley area items include eight room houses furniture autos and land parcels with prices and contact points. Rentals and services appear alongside wanted notices and a police report note about Cottingham’s park arrest.
A compact roundup lists local names and errands from Kinsella insurance to Thurlby’s jewelry and Alexander's bank checks. It notes misses and others visiting Denver, office moves, and a long steel shaving feat by Platt garage machinists.
Local ads show Fourth of July bunting and supplies from Red Front and Farmers Supply & Machinery Company. Businesses promote wall paper, plumbing, bicycle repair, and hardware with prices and urged purchases. Residents travel, entertain, and return from trips while various stores report illness and staffing updates.
Thurlby watch advice and summer underwear feature in a shopper note. A Baldwin girl is born to Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Baldwin. Pride of the Rockies flour priced at $2.45 at Red Front. Co I Day and Co plumbing and heating advertise. B Stapleton family returned from Boulder trip. I Day Co invites inspection of a model bath room. George Cox returns from three weeks in Chicago and Peoria. Mrs. M B Dargin of Denver visiting brother C H Wolfe. Chas J Yardley listed among local notices.
The Star Grocery Lofgren Bros offers free firecrackers to every boy or girl who leaves a grocery order of any size before noon on July 4. Bring your order to the store to receive the crackers.
The notice notes a scheduled occurrence on the fourth of July starting at eleven o clock. Exact location and event details are unclear from the fragment.
Mrs Will McCune and her children from Villisca Iowa, visiting Denver for the summer, are spending a week in Greeley with the families of Ed and Foster McCune.
Last Sunday evening the temperance meeting at the M. M. church included choir selections and a temperance sermon by Pastor Dr. J. A. Davis. Farmers Supply & Machinery Co advertises a special inducement through July 4 with another car load of vehicles arriving.
Lofgren Bros announce a free gift of one bunch of fire crackers to every boy or girl who brings a grocery order before noon on July 4. No purchase size needed. simply present the order.
A 1906 testimonial from C N Cornell of Rod ing Georgia recounts recovery from stomach and bowel illness after using Kohol purchased in 1902. The note praises the product and wishes long life, signed from Chicago firm E C DeWitt & Co and sold by all druggists.
A 1900 pound steel door for a vault on Ninth Street at Weld County Abstract Co was vandalized last night. The door, left leaning against the vault, was toppled by intruders and caused floor damage as it nearly fell into the basement.
The Colorado and Southern announces Eldorado Springs is open for the season. The resort offers low rates and convenient service, with rugged mountains, canyons, Harmon Falls, striking stairways, warm swimming pools and the new Eldorado hotel ready for guests. Sunday dinners await.
Beginning June 1 and through September 15 the Colorado and Southern will offer very low round trip fares to Utah Washington Arizona Oregon and California. G A Fisher Denver writes as ticket official.
The Colorado and Southern advertises low rates and strong inducements to buyers seeking summer homes in Eldorado Springs, touted as the gem of the Rockies. An agent is available to provide current rates and details.
Miss Edna Lawrence of Denver will visit Miss Helen Searing during the absence of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Searing. S. F. Brewer returned Monday evening from a week's trip to Zimmerman's on the upper Poudre. He reports high water and poor fishing. M. H. Lowe spent Sunday in Boulder visiting his wife in the Sanitorium. Mrs. Lowe is improving rapidly and will be home the end of the week. Last Tuesday to Thursday Mr. and Mrs. George Gale visited Mrs. Sara Hildebrand and daughters Etta and Birdie. The Hildebrands will return the visit July 4.
Prof Walton of the Business College departed Wednesday afternoon with his mother for Evanston Illinois. Mrs Walton has been an invalid and spent the past six months in Greeley.
A humorous ad verse noting that while mothers are busy with meetings and outings, all family members continue their chores at home so readers should send their washing to Hurlbut's Greeley Steam Laundry.
F O Hayner, successor to C W S Freeman, operates passengers to all city parts from Union Tea & Coffee Co. at 1717 17th Ave Greeley Colo. Office contact Weld 155, residence Weld 120.
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