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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
6
State Normal Observer A. L. Evans delivers a weather bulletin. Clouds drift across the region with light winds from the northeast. Temperatures are expected to range modestly with minimal precipitation overnight and into tomorrow.
Acreage and garden land with half erected house just outside city limits. Four room dwelling on the property with irrigation water supplied by a gasoline engine and pump. Contact Fred Deubach at 413 7th Ave.
Trinity Lutheran Church will hold German services next Sunday at 10 30 AM and a Sunday school at 12 PM led by Pastor P B Fritsche.
First Presbyterian announces a morning sermon titled What Presbyterians Believe preached by Pastor R. J. Hunter and an evening sermon The Enemies of Society. The choir and orchestra will lead the gospel song service at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m. All are invited.
The pastor announces daily evening services from now until March 25 with music each night. Orville A. Petty invites the public to attend these special meetings titled Live Questions and Life Answers.
Public worship at 10 45 a m with the topic Thy Kingdom Come Sunday school at noon Men s Sunday Noon Club also at noon Topic The Practice of the Sermon on the Mount Leader M A Bunker Christian Endeavor at 630 pm Topic James Picture of a Perfect Man Leader the pastor Evening service at 730 pm Third in the series upon Christ Character and Conduct The Indwelling Christ John Doane pastor
James D. Houseman of St. Louis studied the Greeley and Northern Railway and Utility Company proposal without offering financing but suggested a plan to attract capital. He assessed potential tonnage for an independent electric line between this city and Denver via northern coal fields, noting strong agricultural freight prospects before heading to the coal fields.
Laura Tefft now Mrs Harrison of Roosevelt Arizona once taught at the Normal. She held fifteen shares in the Greeley Building and Loan Association. Monthly payments of 15 culminated when the stock matured and a 3000 check arrived, yielding more than her original 1650 investment. This marks the third payout from the association totaling 6200 disbursed.
Machinery for the new Home Electric Light plant arrives except the engines and is being installed quickly. A six foot concrete engine bed is being laid and a large gas machine for fueling the gas engines is being set up. The generator has been on site for some time. Soon the town will switch to daytime current from the plant.
Pocket-sized advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding and protruding piles in 6 to 14 days. Druggists refund money if it fails. No other details or context provided.
Local note urges business leaders and ministers to host state YMCA organizers in Greeley for a mass meeting to discuss a YMCA project and building. Critics worry about past debt but advocate a recreation hub for boys, proposing a new YMCA or a boys club. An announced date is promised.
Mrs. Williams of The Laighton hosted a delightfully friendly afternoon in San Diego with former Greeley residents and locals. Guests included Mrs. Captain Hogarty National City sister Mrs. Lozard Denver Miss Lena Bennett Boulder Mrs. Waring and grandson Colorado Springs Mrs. J. W. Inman Denver and several Marsh family members. The gathering welcomed Amanda Burchell later Mrs. Williams.
Mr J C Bayne editor of the Herald Addington Indian Territory says rheumatism still afflicts him but Chamberlains Pain Balm lets him attend to business again. He calls it the best of remedies and notes one application relieves pain. For sale by all druggists.
Thompson and Bainbridge meat market in the Woodbury building markets leaf lard described as absolutely pure. They render it themselves with no additives. Customers can order by phone and have the product delivered as specified.
For sale in Arlington Heights and Normal school additions with expected price rises in coming months. Includes inside lots and select residence corners offered at reasonable prices. Agent Wm. F. Stephens, room 9, opera house block.
Five dollar reward offered by Greeley Mercantile Co for the return or information leading to the recovery of a tan Scotch collie with white on the breast, answering to the name Beauty.
Piano tuner M Tarlton offers reasonable prices and satisfaction guaranteed. Call Red 805 or box 106 in Greeley for service.
Advert says farm for rent. Apply to Wm F Stephens, room 9, opera house block. Includes note promising an answer to the little real riddle despite being a hard one.
Friday March 9 the University of Colorado Glee and Mandolin clubs present a concert at First Presbyterian church under high school auspices. The program includes numbers by both clubs a quartet two soloists and a reader. Reading by Mr Fairweather and bass solo by Mr Girdler add value. Citizens of Greeley urged to attend to support the athletic association.
Proposed Ordinance No. 145 provides for contracted indebtedness by the city of Greeley to issue bonds not exceeding 150 000 dollars for water works and domestic purposes. It authorizes semiannual interest, sealed bonds, and state legal form for issuance, with coupons attached and payable at the city treasury.
The City of Greeley Colorado issues a one thousand dollar bond authenticated in gold coin with four and a half percent interest payable semiannually. The bond supports water works funding and lists repayment terms, delivery to purchaser, and legal assurances of constitutional compliance.
A city ordinance from Greeley establishes the issuance of bonds, tax provisions, and payment methods with annual tax levies as security. It details options to prepay bonds, publication notices, and enforcement from March 1906, approved by the presiding officer and confirmed in the Greeley Tribune on March 14, 1908.
Notice details a trust deed dated 1902 filed in Weld County Colorado. It describes a promissory note unpaid since September 26, 1908, with 10 percent interest, secured by the east half of the southeast quarter of section and related lands in Greenley, with further references to prior deeds and foreclosure steps. The sale is advertised per state law with posting dates in late September.
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