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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1909
Page
4
Ris ing temperature forecast across Colorado with events announced by Nelson Reynolds Observer. Greeley Tribune notes sales and notices from The Tribune Publishing Company under manager O. H. Wolfe.
Dora vaul pleaded guilty to petit larceny this afternoon and was fined thirty days in jail and costs. A Marion boy named White faced charges for placing a coupling pin on a track at Ault. he claimed the other boy removed and replaced the pin to test the motor velocipede. The boy’s parents, respectable and connected, intend to move him east if trouble ensues.
The funeral of Ermil Bernice Alkire, three years old, child of Homer Alkire of near Hillsboro, was held at Pollock Undertaking parlors. She died yesterday in Greeley after being brought from the country for medical care. The Rev Lace of the First Methodist church led the service.
Jacob Hoover has bought the West Fifth Street building now home to the Greeley Candy Co. He is a major stockholder in the candy firm. Miss Edna Andrews, Tribune society editor, left for a six week trip to California to visit relatives and coast points of interest.
Trade items include two 80 acre homestead relinquishments under government ditch in Scotts Bluff County with water on land. Also requests for a Greeley residence or small adjacent land. Personal notes mention Dorothy Clement of Denver to handle local columns during absence. Also seeds and tents for sale and a W. T. K. meeting at the public library with papers on enlightenment and psychical investigation.
A ledger style record details numerous property transfers dated March 2 1909. Entries include Cyrus H Reed to Albert Fry for 2300 dollars, Maud Havird Murchison to Peter Olson for 18000 dollars, and multiple other deeds with lot and acreage descriptions. Also notes market prices for farm products and livestock from Denver Union Stock Yards.
An optimistic note praises evaporated fruit pies and sauces with rich tart flavors. It highlights pitted nectarines at economy prices and Royal Apricots at 20 cents as standout items along with other quality fruits offered at low prices.
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