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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1891
Page
1
A catalog of fabrics including French and German stripes and plaids, camel’s hair suiting, and Henrietta materials for early spring. It also notes Shantong Pongee Mills and Grenadines for later use.
New spring and summer dress fabrics are now in stock at the shop. Mr. Mitchell, recently in New York, brings the latest novelties and will personally present the new styles and appearances at special attention to customers.
A local shop unveils a new line of clothing and shoes offered at reasonable prices. The emphasis is on affordability and fashion, with a focus on a refined footwear collection.
Snowy weather none. local business ads and social notices fill the page. Mrs. P. Putnam sick. Lon Beetham and Al Moyer ill with pneumonia. New spring jackets, reefers, hats, and fine fabrics arrive. Public lectures, lodge meetings, town ads, and notices about land, seeds, and sales pepper the column with many named locals and businesses.
A meeting of legal voters in the First Ward of Greeley is set at the Engine House on March 14 1891 at 7 30 p m. The purpose is to nominate one alderman and elect seven delegates to the city convention and to handle related business. H T West committee First Ward.
Voters of the Second Ward in the city of Greeley meet at City Hall on Saturday March 14 1891 at 7 30 pm to nominate one alderman and elect eight delegates for the convention and to handle other business as needed.
Greeley on March 9 1891 delegates and ward representation will gather at the Court House Saturday evening March 21 at 7 30 for nomination of a mayor and city treasurer and to elect a city committee chairman and consider other business. F P Frost is chairman of the city committee.
Memorial resolutions approved March 5 after discussion, praising William Tecumseh Sherman for his leadership from Atlanta to the sea, his strategic genius and postwar conduct. The piece honors his unity with fellow generals, his candor and public memoirs, and notes a tribute by Joseph E Johnston.
Voters in the Third Ward met at the Court House to elect seven delegates to represent the ward at the city convention and handle other business. W. R. McCreClan chaired the Third Ward committee meeting.
For sale Sacre tracts of fairgrounds offered by Fritz NieMEYER. Also piano and organ tuning and repair by H. B. Jackson.
Postponed note announces Mrs Lease, editor of the Pueblo Workman and famed as the Kansas Cyclone, will deliver a free lecture in the United Presbyterian Church Friday evening March 13 under Farmers Alliance auspices. Audience invited to hear a noble and able woman.
A list of annual subscriptions to various periodicals with promotional prices to January 1, 1892. Includes Harper's Weekly Bazar and Young People, Cosmopolitan, Ladies' Home Magazine, North American Review, Harper's Magazine, Eclectic Magazine, Century Magazine, and St. Nicholas, with discounted rates ranging from 2.25 to 6.00 dollars.
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