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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1904
Page
7
A set of fragmented classified lines advertise rates at ten cents per line, offer first class milk and cow ownership proof, and invite furnishing requests. The ad mentions a fond ring, an owner seeking rooms for light housekeeping or a furnished cottage, and directs responses to "M" care Tribuna.
A. L. Evans, the State Normal Observer, provides the local weather summary. Expect daytime highs and nighttime lows typical for the season with notes on precipitation, wind, and barometric trends observed this period.
A collage of brief notes lists job opportunities at The Tribune building and small ads for fresh picnic hams, furniture upholstery, and gasoline engines. It mentions travel to St Louis expos, visits to Chicago, and social plans including a YWCTU event and a Royal Highlanders ball with admission details.
Roasts and corn fed picks priced at Fulton Market. Local notices include births, sales, rail freight talk, visits, travel plans, weather, and upcoming events such as a Fourth of July ovation in Evans, a grand ball by the Royal Highlanders, and a tabernacle meeting countdown.
For Rent. Five rights to Fossil Creek reservoir water offered by H. H. Croll. Bell phone No. 1.
Marshal Camp broke up lodgers living over The Tribune office in a raid last Saturday night. Three couples were cleared out and a man fled to the skylight. landlady appeared before Judge Willard and paid a $30 fine after choosing nolle contendere. Lease canceled and rooms to be vacated.
The Denver and Rio Grande and Missouri Pacific are chosen as the official route for the Colorado delegation to the national convention in St. Louis. The special train departs Denver Saturday July 2 at 9 pm via Colorado Springs and Pueblo, arrives St. Louis Monday July 4 at 7 am. Round trip from Colorado common points is 24.75 dollars valid fifteen days, with sleepers picked up at Colorado Springs and Pueblo en route. Reservations through local agents or H B Kooser G W F and P B A Denver.
Train No.23 from Denver will now depart at 7 00 P M every Sunday all summer, enabling riders to spend the day in Denver and reach Boulder Fort Collins and Greeley via Colorado and Southern on the later schedule.
Colorado and Southern railway officials and guests arrived in Greeley by a special train at 10 15 Friday morning. They toured the business district and avenues near the Normal school, viewed the country from the standpipe, and paid respects to former Governor Raton. The party included General Granville M. Dodge chairing the board, Director Morgan Jones of New York, President Frank Trumbull, and others. They praised Greeley’s growth and wealth and noted Wellington area developments, with Dodge hinting at extending the line further north.
The Louisiana Purchase exposition in St. Louis is touted as the greatest world fair. Missouri Pacific offers direct Colorado to St Louis service with daily through chair cars, sleepers, and dining cars. Low round trip rates are announced with agents and travel information available in Denver and Stout streets.
The advertisement touts Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for coughs colds whooping cough asthma consumption and bronchitis. Mrs Joe McGrath of Hutchinson Kansas endorses it after five years of use calling it the best and most palatable medicine she has tried. Sold by J F Fezer with prices 25 cents and 1.00.
The Stoddard library offers home viewing of 4 000 matchless views from a world tour lecture series. From Norway to Moscow to Athens and Rome the itinerary spans Europe Africa and Asia with stops at the Nile Taj Mahal and Yellowstone. The lectures promise vivid language and striking half tone views guiding readers through historic and scenic highlights.
Mr J W Turner of Truhart Virginia says Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets have done him more good than anything from a doctor. If any physician could compound a medicine with such results in stomach trouble biliousness or constipation all his time would be spent on this medicine. For sale by all druggists.
A Coachella man, R. White, says a local doctor sued him for $12.50 claiming excessive charges for treating cholera morbus. White asserts the physician used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and refused to deny it under oath. He praises the remedy as never failing and notes its sale by all druggists.
A Westmoreland Kansas user tests Ballard's Snow Liniment claiming it cured an old sore on the chin thought to be cancer. The letter cites a sister in Allensville Pennsylvania with a similar mistrust and requests a five dollar bottle from J. F. Fezer.
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