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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1904
Page
9
A dense string of want ads and sale notices lists loans, farm labor, livestock, horses, cows, dairy animals, land near Hillsborough, irrigation expertise, ranch hands, dressmaking, and various horse and animal trades. Multiple contacts include W. Levis and W. C. Levis of Greeley, A. M. McAlenahan, Gill & Decker, and Camp’s Lini ment.
Advertisements reveal sales on lard pickles and brooms at Marks' Market and Star Grocery. Millinery openings at Miss Bishop's and Red Front Bazaar. wallpaper at Horne's and Stover's Book Store. new hats, coats, and dresses featured. Community notices include Joyce mumps, church services, millinery dates March 24 25 26, and court reservoir proceedings in Fort Collins.
Greeley council approves speedway and baseball diamond at Island Grove park to begin work immediately. City Hall plans discussed with no action. Graveling and grading petitions granted for Fifth Street and Eighth Avenue. Power and Light franchise discussed. refer to judiciary. Annual appropriations total 29 225 dollars across multiple funds.
State Normal Observer provides a weather update with atmospheric conditions and brief temperature outlook. Data covers region observations and likely precipitation patterns for the day.
Notice from J. E. Snook, County Superintendent of Schools, stating the regular county examination for teachers certificates will be at the courthouse in Greeley starting Thursday March 17 and continuing the next day with sessions at 8 am and 1 pm. An academic examination for the bar of Colorado is also announced.
Mrs. Nelson Demorest trained a largely amateur choir from the Congregational church with help from other choirs to perform the cantata Ruth. The Tuesday evening performance drew an appreciative crowd as the choir grew from timidity to moments of grandeur especially in the wedding chorus. Soloists included Mrs Grace Waddington soprano Mrs F M Sheldon and Miss Ruth Baker contraltos and Rea Couzens baritone.
Season of 1904 notice announces stallions Brillant and Black Eagle standing at the brick barn in Lucerne starting April 4. They will serve mares Mondays and Tuesdays weekly. Service fee is $10 per mare, due when first served. S TITMUS, Owner.
Card of Thanks from Peter G Bolander and Amily for the support shown before and during the funeral of their son John. They express heartfelt gratitude for words and deeds from friends.
F. H. Badger & Son offer strictly fancy American alfalfa seed with prices in line. They also seek to purchase a few cars of call potatoes.
For sale a heavy work team weighing 2800 with a full set of farm implements, all in good order. Contact James Thompson at 1014 Seventh Avenue.
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