Meeker Founding 1870 Newspaper Ad Rates
An 1870 notice cites N. C. Meeker as founder and lists pricing for subscriptions: one month 20 cents, one year 2.00, two years 3.00, with publication every evening except Sundays and legal holidays.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
4
An 1870 notice cites N. C. Meeker as founder and lists pricing for subscriptions: one month 20 cents, one year 2.00, two years 3.00, with publication every evening except Sundays and legal holidays.
The Daily Tribune announces a moonlight trip to Eldorado Springs on Thursday afternoon August 6 under Tribune auspices. This first moonlit outing offers a daylight view of the resort before night reveals the canyon’s rocks and moonlit scenery.
A moonlit excursion invites all northern Colorado residents to a scenic outing with supper options and a special table d hote dinner. The Greeley train departs 1 30 PM and returns from the resort at 9 30 PM, rate 2 25 including grounds admission.
Chautauqua notes urge buying season tickets before Friday with La Follette set for Friday afternoon at 1 30. The column hints at possible extraordinary events Friday night and lists campers including Mr Kit tie and family the Robb family and Mrs Bliss with reports from Rocky Ford about the Orphean Musical club pleased immensely.
Buick Model F won first prize in the mountain reliability contest for a 600 mile run without any adjustment and returned in good order ready for another trip. B F Woodruff & Son, Agents, 814 Main St.
Advertisement urges preparedness with Ballard's Snow Liniment for burns and scalds. Claims instant pain relief and rapid healing, noting availability at all druggists.
Miss Ethel Beetham daughter of Mr and Mrs Alonzo Beetham will wed Oscar C Moody this evening at the bride’s parents home.
Prof Gideon presented The Story of Worship Music as a lecture in recital form at the Congregational church. He demonstrated with organ selections and solo voices, aided by Miss Mary Kendel and J C Kendel, highlighting plain chant, Ave Maria, and Luther’s Ein feste Burg. The talk conveyed wide knowledge of church music forms and impressed a sophisticated audience.
Mrs H W Blinn entertained at her home 1025 Thir teenth avenue with a farewell dinner for Misses Eva and William Newton as they prepare for an extended visit in California. Guests included Eva and Lillian Newton Margaret Bird sall Katherine Bird sall Lucia Potter Grace Hollingsworth and Claud Newton.
Hon Davis A. DeArmond II is praised as a leading thinker and speaker in the national House. The piece argues that the House reveals each member’s level, with DeArmond among the foremost orators worth listening to.
An advertisement touts McGee's Baby Elixir as a quick cure for stomach and bowel troubles in infants. Claims it cures diarrhoea dysentery and related disorders. Priced at 25 and 50 cents available at drug stores.
Yeagy Grocery company articles of incorporation filed today list Geo N Yeagy Dan B Miller and Georgie Miller as members. Capitalization set at 4000 dollars with the store to be located in Eaton.
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a universal remedy for every family member. It claims to heal cuts burns and scalds and cure rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and all muscular soreness and stiffness. Bottles priced 25e 50c and 1.00 sold by all druggists.
Market notes list eggs at 22 percent in trade and ranch butter at 20 and 25 cents. Poultry prices show hens 10 cents per pound and broilers 15 cents per pound. Weather forecast calls for generally fair conditions today and Thursday.
Tom M. Fie returned to Florence last week. Mrs M M Clymer Peckham visited Sunday. Louis Baab of Greeley called on friends last Thursday. A heavy rain benefited the area last Saturday. The Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies of La Salle held an all day meeting at Mrs. Deans last Friday. Rev Seaman and wife of Las Animas and Mrs Varney of La Salle were guests at Mrs Deans last week. Mr and Mrs Fred Root Sig Bend and Mrs John Laughtin of La Salle visited Sherman Markle Sunday.
The Pythian Sisters host a sock social this evening from 3 to 6 PM with a planned program featuring musical selections.
J. T. Warren spent Tuesday in Fort Collins. Knous offers a specialty in teas and coffees. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Russell plan an auto trip to Colorado Springs this week. Miss Eula Gill of Fort Morgan visits Miss Nellie and Miss Edith Rankin. Esther Marsh is recovering well after an appendicitis operation at Mercy hospital in Denver earlier this week.
Hotel arrivals list names of guests visiting Albion Fort Collins Loveland Denver and surrounding areas including Mrs Marie Henderson A B McClare J W Swanson and wife H B Banebright Geo H VanHorn Levi Peter Jas W Gault and others from Denver Fort Collins Eaton Hudson Mulberry and Mulberry Ind with travel from San Francisco Florence and Haley Cal.
The New Cache la Poudre Irrigating Co outlines water delivery rules with eleven to seventeen days run per right from Cache la Poudre Fossil Creek and Windsor reservoirs. Rates per right range from 11.00 to 17.00 dollars, payable promptly to keep entitlement clear, with orders in writing and 1 p m cutoff on order days. Secretary S Pinney signs the notice.
Wire flashes New York Money 14 on call with sales to 11:00 a m totaling 233560 and to 1:00 p m totaling 534800.
Market data from the John G Morgan Brokerage in Union Bank Building room 15 shows wheat Sept and Dec prices with opens highs lows and closes, corn Sept and Dec values, oats Sept and Dec figures, and Park Sept figures with opening and closing prices.
Samuel Boyer of Folsom Iowa reports twelve years of stomach trouble, spending nearly five hundred dollars on doctors and medicine. After using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, his wife improved greatly and continued their use. The medicine is sold by all druggists with free samples available.
A. C. Probert of Molina in Mesa county has bought the Red Front Bazar and grocery from J. F. Rocho. Probert and wife arrived from the Western Slope this morning seeking a house. Rocho plans not yet fixed, but may pursue a Yellowstone vacation. friends hint he could seek political office this fall.
Union Services at the Park drew a large crowd with Rev. W A Phillips of United Presbyterian delivering the sermon and the church choir providing music. Next Sunday afternoon Dr. R A Carnine of Denver will preach with the Methodist choir supplying the music.
Advert shows a livening claim that being confined by rheumatism or lumbago feels like jail and Ballard's Snow Liniment will cure the trouble, ease stiffness, and restore suppleness. Sold by all druggists.
Transfers recorded for Weld County include Grace B Neale from Colorado Investment and Agency, various W D transfers in Windsor Fort Lupton Greeley and Hudson areas, with sums from $1 to $2000. new Jack Taylor machine shop opens in Greeley offering repairs and parts for engines boilers plows mills and more with quick reliable service.
Christian Science services are held at 800 Ninth Street. Sunday services start at 11:00 and Wednesday meetings at 8:00 pm. The sermon for next Sunday is titled Truth.
Sheriff B. H. Florence will sell at public vendue on August 6 1908 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the east front door of the Court House in Greeley to satisfy a decree for 1094 23 with interest and costs. The property includes lots five and seven in block thirteen in Mead town Weld County and attached appurtenances.
Alice Hoffman administrator of the estate of Jacob Hoffman will present final settlement on August 17, 1908, at Weld County Colorado Court to seek approval and discharge. Any interested person may appear and file objections in Greeley Colorado. July 11. ALICE HOFFMAN Administrator. HINT Jacobs Attorney.
The shop advertises extensive camping supplies from A to Z and promises dependable quality at low prices. It notes careful packing and a front door grub wagon offeringthree meals a day in camp.
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