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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1909

Page

7

Real estate listings and insurance dealer ad in Greeley Colo

Local prospect ad offers seven room cottages and a four bedroom option with payments. Desert acreage and 160 acres under a Baton ditch extension contract with Greeley district. Includes life insurance offer and contact with Joan V Crone, real estate and insurance dealer, 720 Ninth St., Greeley Colo.

Ron Nena Price Baton Ditch Extension Greeley- Ge Dhe Big Horn Basin Joan V. Crone Ninth St., Greeley, Colo

Little Locals Short News Roundup At Greeley

Mise Ora Robinson visited her Denver brother this Saturday. Various locals and visitors travel to Denver, Glen Haven, Lincoln Nebraska, Omaha, Louisville Kentucky, and Seattle for family, business, and leisure. Names include Aylesworth, Thompson, DeVotie, Perkins, Finch, Zumwalt, Rankin, Adams, Bucks, Hattie Hutchinson, Frater, Doherty, Hodgell, Reynolds, Nelson, Burrell, Kinne, Klimpson, Lash, Otis, Parry Thomas, Hedgewall, Carrithers, Kitson, May Smith, Daisy Stanford, and R. D. Acheson.

Opie Read Lectures on Storytelling Hearts of Readers

Opie Read, renowned American writer, delivers talks and stories to captivated audiences, emphasizing his skill to reach readers' hearts through narrative. He frames writing as a bridge between author and public, sharing anecdotes and literary insights.

Opie

Missionary Society Meeting Held At Mrs Chappelows

The Baptist church missionary ladies plan a 2 30 PM Thursday meeting at Mrs W G Chappelow home at the corner of Sixth street and Eighth avenue. W G Hall has left for Corning Indiana to join his brother in business in Greeley and will return to Iowa for his family. Mrs Max Arlitt and Mrs Fred Sutor of Austin Texas arrived Thursday to visit Mrs Charles Von Rosenberg. The first lady is a sister and the latter an aunt to Mrs Von Rosenberg.

Will Hodgell Kansas Mrs J. W. Hodgell Ladies of the Missionary Society of the Baptist Church W. G. Chappelow Sixth Street Eighth Avenue W. G. Hall T. J. Hall Corning Mr. Hall Greeley Iowa Max Arlitt Frederick Sutor Austin Tex Charles von Rosenberg von Rosenberg

Lindner to Lead Home Electric Light & Gas Company

A. L. Lindner returns from an eastern trip and will assume charge of the Home Electric Light and Gas company at the start of the month. He has contracted workers to repair the starch factory for fall output. Mrs. Patrick Bready and daughter Tessie plan to move to San Francisco with other family members already relocated. The Breadys have lived in Greeley for 28 years.

A. L. Lindner Patrick Bready Tessie San Francisco Mr. Bready Donald Greeley

D A R Card Party Aids Historic Fund Drive

The D A R hosted a Friday card party at Mrs. B. D. Sanborn's home to raise treasury funds. About eighty guests enjoyed veranda decorations in national colors and light afternoon refreshments. Members plan a year long study of colonial history and may use proceeds to start a monument fund near Greeley.

B. D. Sanborn Greeley

Allen’s Foot Base Promises Relief for Tired Feet

Weston praises Allen’s Foot-Base for foot comfort and renewed energy as crowds walk more. The ad claims 30,000 testimonials and urges readers to order a 25 cent package or request a free trial, citing Le Roy New York contact Allen E Olmstead.

Weston Allen Olmstead LeRoy, N. Y

Weld County School Census Totals Rise in 1911 Update

Superintendent L H Harrison reports Weld County census figures taken April 10 show 5 479 boys and 6 082 girls of school age, total 11 561, a net gain of 881 or about nine percent from last year, with Greeley district No 6 at 2 306 encompassing Greeley and nearby areas two miles north and three miles west.

L. H. Harrison Weld County Greeley

Proper Treatment for Dysentery and Diarrhoea

The great mortality from dysentery and diarrhoea is due to lack of early proper treatment. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is described as reliable and effective when given in time, with years of use and consistent success. For sale by all druggists.

Realty Dealers to Meet in July in Boulder

Colorado Realty Dealers association to hold general convention in Boulder July 21 and 22 with meetings in Elkshall. Banquet on July 21 by Boulder Real Estate exchange. Topics include local advertising with immigration bureau, assessed valuations, and Arkansas Valley resources. Speakers include Horace B. Holmes and W. D. Keene. Association president W. W. Williamson to preside.

Colorado Realty Dealers’ Association Boulder T. J. Skaggs Elkshall Associated Railroads Boulder Real Estate Exchange State Bureau of Immigration Horace B. Holmes W. D. Keene Pueblo State Board of Equalizaton Rhoady Kenehan A. R. Fischer Weld County Pittsburg West C. A. Balreich James A Lockhart Rocky Ford Lariat State Realty Dealers’ Association Arkansas Valley Colorado A. A. Reed L. C. Paddock Daily Camera of Horace T. de Long Grand Junction W. W. Williamson Colorado Springs John A. Hall of San Luis Valley Greeley

Agricultural College Aims Leader Role For Colorado

Dr. Charles A. Lory president of the Agricultural College spoke to the Denver Traffic Club, urging Colorado to build a state leading institution tailored to semi arid conditions. He called for irrigation training, soil study, seed selection, and stock judging while stressing math English and science in a practical curriculum. Seventy five percent of graduates would return to farms, and he urged public school agriculture to broaden awareness and cooperation across the state.

Charles A. Lory Agricultural College Denver Traffic Club Lory Colorado Agricultural Colege Colorado Colorado Agricultural College

Rexall Orderlies Ad from H Reynolds Drug Co

The Rexall store offers Rexall Orderlies with a money back guarantee if unsatisfactory. Claims describe relief for constipation, no stomach upset, safe for all ages, and usable any time. Two sizes 10e and 25e advertised.

Rexall H. Reynolds Drug Co

Irrigation Congress Seeks Forests Floods Deserts Reform

The seventeenth National Irrigation Congress meets in Spokane Washington from August 9 to 14. It aims to save forests store floods reclaim deserts and provide homes on the land. Delegates are appointed by governments and civic fraternal groups with conservation aims. Special railroad rates offer stopovers across western lines. Foreign governments are expected to attend.

United States Spokane Wash Congress

Some Turf Records

The death Friday of Jay Eye See recalls brilliant turf days with the old high sulky. Maud S held the 2:10 mark from 1880 to 1884 and Jay Eye See first set it there in 1884, Maud S then cut it to 2:08 in 1885, Nancy Hanks later surpassed it eight years after. Jay Eye See, a famed American trotter, spent his later years on a breeding farm and died at 31.

Jay Eye See Maud S Nancy Hanks Jay Eye Lee Jay Bye See

Soured on July 4 Ault Special

Seven year old Alec Schidtt suffered burns on his hands and face after attempting to hold a large Fourth of July cracker. He wore a badly smudged, battered look and lost eyelashes, then rushed to cold water for relief before neighbors treated him.

Alec Schidtt Russia Sam

Going to California Windsor Special

Windsor residents depart for the coast and Seattle fair. Mrs J W Farris and Miss Mabel Martin leave for extended visit. Dr and Mrs J H Shane head to California likely until November. Mr and Mrs J F Scott and daughter Leta travel to Idaho to stay with relatives before coastal trip.

California Coast Seattle J. W. Farris Mabel Martin J. F. Scott Leta Idaho

Maupin Skages Tie The Knot In Quiet Greeley Wedding

Miss Lida Maupin and Prof. M. B. Skaggs of Durango wed Tuesday morning at 9 30 at 1102 Tenth Street. Rev. D D Forward of the Baptist church officiated. The bride, a milliner at Red Front, is praised as charming and musical. They will live in Durango where Skaggs has led the high school.

Greeley Durango Professor Skaggs

Government fish consignment boosts Boyd and Seven Lakes

A Tuesday delivery from the hatchery brought 138000 black bass to Boyd lake, valued at $3000, with an additional 10000 fish sent to Seven Lakes. Officials predict ample fishing in coming years as stocks grow.

Boyd Lake Seven Lakes

County Superintendents Meet at State Normal

The twenty-fifth annual session opened with representation from nearly all counties. Delegates arrived on a delayed morning train and were greeted by a local reception committee. Mayor Houston spoke welcoming strangers, with J M Madrid replying as association president. Katherine M Cook outlined Colorado education progress.

County Superintendents Association State Normal Harrison Mary Kendel D. D. Forward Houston J. M. Madrid J.as Animas County Desert Camfield Hotel

Two Reservoirs Planned by Kings North of Nunn

Two men from north of Nunn file maps for two small Chalk Bluffs reservoirs with a combined capacity of about two and a half million cubic feet. They expect to fill from a spring at an estimated cost of $500.

King & Nicholas Nunn Chalk Bluffs

Attempted kidnapping of 8-year-old in Greeley

Albert Clough son of J T Clough furniture dealer was targeted by two men offering candy and a ride near the Poudre River. The pair, later seen near the Norman Hill home, were identified by a maid and a sister. Police have a suspect description and are guarding the case as the family sought privacy.

Albert Clough J. T. Clough Greeley Poudre River Clough Normal Hill

Correction on Pierce church indebt ness speed record

The report notes all records were broken in the speed of raising the church’s indebtedness on Sunday. Chancellor Puchtel’s timepiece shows it took a half hour to raise the sum, not fifteen minutes as stated in Monday’s Pierce special.

Pierce Puchtel Tribune

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy

An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease best treated with internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a blood and mucous surface remedy, not a quack medicine, prescribed by a leading practitioner and backed with testimonials. Hall's Family Pills are recommended for constipation.

Hall

Final settlement in estate of Harry Jacobs deceased

Notice is given that on Monday August 2 1909 I J Smith Johnson administrator will appear before Weld County Colorado County Court to present final settlement and seek discharge. Any interested person may object. Dated Greeley Colorado June 19 1909. Delph E Carpenter attorney for administrator.

Harry Jacobs Weld County Colorado I. J. Smith Johnson J. Smith Johnson Delph E. Carpenter Department OF the Interior United States Land Office Denver Colo Sadie Williams Township Electian Montgomery Broy Ewing Daniel Broy Charles Broy James Broy Robert Broy Mollie Johnson Ault George Broy C. D. Ford Register

Notice to Contractors for Olive Branch School Addition

Sealed proposals for adding to the Olive Branch school house in Weld County Colorado will be received at the district schoolhouse until 2 oclock p m July 16 1909. Proposals must include a 100 certified check and the winning bidder must furnish 500 in surety bonds. The Pierce Record office supplies plans. mail proposals to O Christopher Nunn Colorado by July 1909 to ensure reading.

Olive Branch Weld County Colorado Pierce Record

Notice of final settlement and determination of heirship

Charles Camp administrator of Archibald L. Camp Jr estate will appear August 2 1909 at 10 a m in Weld County Colorado to file final settlement seek discharge and hear objections. Court to receive proofs concerning heirs including C Bickling Winfred H Senier Jeannette Senier. persons claiming heirs at law urged to appear. First publication June 30 1909 in Greeley Tribune last July 21 1909.

Archibald L. Camp, Jr Weld County Colorado Charles Camp C. Bickling Winfred H. Senier Arenaeen Jeannette Senier Avah Corneila Senier Senier Arenas L. Camp Greeley Archibald Kita B.southard Greeley Tribune

Robert H. Bird Named MRCVS Official at Van Sickle's Livery

Robert H. Bird, MR CVS (M.R.C.V.S.) holds an appointment at Van Sickle's Livery, serving as its designated veterinary officer. The move situates Bird within the local animal care network and livery services.

van Sickle’s Livery

Monday Court News: Drunken roundup and fines

Monday's court detailed a drunken roundup after the storm. Henry O'Connor faced three charges totaling 50 dollars and costs, Dan Ballenger's fine rose to 25 dollars, Arthur Mashburn Charles Pace Co. F Anderson and John Garnett paid 10 dollars each, and an innocent party covered their liberty. George Weber denies intoxication and will be tried this afternoon.

Henry O'Connor Dan Ballenger Arthur Mashburn Charles Pace Co. F. Anderson John Garnett George Weber

Breeding Ewes for Sale Invitation at San Luis

Parties desiring to purchase breeding ewes whether Mexican or graded are invited to correspond with the undersigned J. M. Olguin San Luis Colo.

J. M. Olguin San Luis Colo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mise Ora Robinson Brother M. H.aylesworth Fort Collins J. K. Thompson Glen Haven The Flag Clothing Store John DeVotie H. M. DeVotie Ethel Perkins Lincoln, Neb J. A. Perkine Anna May Finch Robert O. Zumwalt Arthur Rankin Tarkio Roy Adams St. Joseph's Hospital Grace .Bucks Hattie Hutchinson Marie Frater Anita Doherty Eaton Graham-Smillie A. R. Kinne Klimpson Canning Factory Ed. Lash Omaha George Otis Bride Chicago Bl. K. Johnson Mrs. Otis Faith Bowen Parry-Thomas Charles Hedgewall Business Central Business College Bettie Carrithers Nice Glossamer Carrithers Louisville Carrithers E. R. Kitson May Smith Daisy Stanford New York City Glenhaven R. D. Acheson Wall Lake James Russell H. A. Russell James Clark Carl Sanborn Mr. Turner C. O. Harris Iedies D. A. Rh Colorado Realty Association Clayton Clayton & Murnan Bruce Eaton New Orleans Springs Cheyenne Nebraska Jessie Pointdexter Agricultural College Aims Bost Boyd State Normal School F. J. Cheney CO Sesa Tes Greeley, Colorado Robert H. Bird M.R.C.V.S Greeley, Cole
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