Moving Hay Stackers and Public Telephone Lines
The Colorado Telephone Company warns hay stacker owners to give notice before moving stacks along public highways. Lines are public utility property. improper interference disrupts service. The company will supply workers to open lines if notified, with transport arranged by the owner, and warns of legal steps to protect subscribers. Denver office: E. M. Burgess, June 30, 1904.
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Denver
Colorado Telephone Company
E. M. Burgess
Colo
Train timetable changes affect Union Pacific and Colorado and Southern
New timetable updates take effect Sunday and affect connections via LaSalle. The stub train was mistakenly kept and will be dropped. southbound Greeley train departs 4:05 p.m. with connections to Chicago Special via LaSalle. C and O afternoon train to Greeley arrives at 2:00 p.m. and leaves for Denver at 2:30 p.m. Chicago Special now departs LaSalle at 5:25 p.m. and Short Line southbound from LaSalle to Denver departs at 7:50 p.m. Stub train runs irregularly to Eaton until further notice.
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Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
LaSale
Greeley
Denver
Chicago
LaSalle
Eaton
Ladies Missionary Society Meeting At Mrs Linker Home
At Mrs W W Linker’s home on July 7 the First Baptist church ladies’ missionary society met for a profitable session. Mrs Croft spoke on Japanese missionary work, followed by an instructive discussion. Refreshments and a pleasant ride home concluded the gathering.
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W. W. ‘Linker
Ladies’ Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Greeley
Croft
Japan
Hon George K. Rogers Leads Colorado W O W Organizing
The portrait features Hon George K. Rogers the general state organizer of the W O W for Colorado. He is credited with exceptional success in winning thinkers to the fraternal order and has been involved with the group since its conception. He previously organized Oregon where large initiations occurred including 1117 members at one jubilee and over 600 at another.
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George K. Rogers
W.O. W
Colorado
W. O W
Oregon
Oder
Woodmen Greeley Camp Aims to Grow Before 1905
Woodmen of the World leaders, including ex governor and Oregon official, promote Woodcraft in Colorado. The order reports 780 camps and about 93,000 members with a reserve fund over $800,000, growing monthly by 50,000 to 100,000. Greeley camp has about 430 members and 1,000 in the general fund, targeting 500 by January 1, 1905. Denver camps plan a Golden picnic with substantial prize money. Greeley picnic at Island Grove park Aug 13 invites all Weld county Woodmen. A Boulder Chautauqua excursion is offered via the Colorado & Southern railway with low fares.
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Oregon
Falkenburg
Rogers
Colorado
Woodmen of the World
Greeley Camp
Greeley
Denver
Golden
Island Grove Park
Weld County
Remedy for summer illness urged for every home
An advertisement extols a universal remedy describing its certainty to aid almost every home, its reliability in severe cases, and particular usefulness for summer disorders in children. It promises prompt relief, convenience, and even life saving potential, urging readers to buy now from all druggists.
Season of the year to mark female cottonwood trees
The article urges households to identify and mark female cottonwood trees that shed cotton. It recommends cutting down these female trees next fall and replacing them with another shade tree species to reduce discomfort.
Dangerous Sidewalks Cement Ad From Deubach & Son
A local advertisement offers cement and concrete work by Fred Deubach & Son in Gree Jay with guaranteed work and the lowest prices. Call independent phone 367-b for estimates.
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Fred Deubach & Son
Gree Jey
German Lutheran Trinity church vows over split German Russian faiths
Pastor Walther F Schmidt addresses readers of the Greeley Tribune to clarify beliefs among German Russian families. He states about half are Lutheran and half Reform, notes many leaders are from other denominations, and says only limited support existed for the new church. He emphasizes open admission but differing faiths and language keep them apart.
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Greeley
C. F. Brommer
Walther F. Schmidt
Missouri Pacific Sells Round Trip Tickets to St Louis
Missouri Pacific offers a round trip fare of 29 dollars from Colorado points to St Louis with a ten day stopover in Kansas City. The sale is effective immediately and valid through October 31st.
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Missouri Pacific
Colorado
St. Louis
Kansas City
Pullman
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