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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
9
E. S. Carrithers offers a new spring stock of tailored clothing with a maker backed guarantee. All suits priced between $10 and $30, promising substantial savings of $2.50 to $5. Patrons urged to inspect and patronize the store for fair pricing and service.
Classified notices list available rooms for rent on first floor suitable for light house keeping at corner 7th avenue and 14th street and requests for work by a man with a team. Also items include lost robe, travel notes, special flower sale, university students on vacation, society meetings, and residents moving or visiting in Greeley with various personal updates.
March weather outlook shows mixed skies and mild temperatures. Expect clear conditions with light winds on Wednesday and Friday, then clouding with NW to SW winds over the weekend. Temperatures range from mid sixties to upper seventies across the period.
Kinsella insures cattle for sale at 924 13th Street while Olds gas engines and pumping plants advertise reliability. Hear the Dunbars at the M E church March 26 along with bells at the same church. California seed barley offered by Farmers Mercantile Co. Dennis Douglass & Williams promote insurance and property listings at Farmers Supply & Machinery Co. A millinery opening is set for March 27 and 28 at Coronado.News items note births deaths and visits including a daughter born March 11 to Mr and Mrs Maynard Elliott in Platteville and J C Mosher's daughter visiting over spring break.
F Mason advertises White Russian seed for sale. The brief item lists the seed offering with limited details and a contact name.
The Friday program at Congregational church features choral works and solos by Mrs. C. E. Clark and others with orchestral items and a final blessing. A Roosevelt-era ad notes infant mortality concerns and Mc Gee's Baby Elixir, while a four row John Deere riding beet cultivator was stolen from a vacant lot behind Mansion barn in Greeley with no tools left behind. a liberal reward is offered.
Garden hose, Herrick refrigerators, Sherwin Williams paints, Round Oak ranges noted among items in a late 19th century catalog. D. R. McArthur & Co. appears as a supplier or advertiser in the page segment.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Adams thank friends for flowers and kindness shown after the loss of their niece Maud Orr.
Advertisement for a laundry and drapery cleaning service offering to professionally finish linen and lace curtains at the customer’s home. Claims guaranteed cleanliness and care, specializing in lace curtains to look like new. invites trial service.
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