Dainty Easter Hosiery Ad Highlights Styles and Colors
Advertising copy promotes embroidred lace and plain lisle and mercerized hose in multiple colors. Souvenir price per pair offered. includes descriptions of quality and variety.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
3
Advertising copy promotes embroidred lace and plain lisle and mercerized hose in multiple colors. Souvenir price per pair offered. includes descriptions of quality and variety.
Private sale offers listed by Col. Kemmerer of Greeley Colorado include a 6 room corner house at Twentieth and Eighth, 80 acre farms near Pleasant Valley and east of La Salle, a seven room house on 114th, a 100 by 190 foot lot near Eighteenth street, 4600 acres dry land in Weld County, and three gentle driving horses plus alfalfa cuttings. Call Col. Kemmerer, 701 Th street, Weld 244.
The Colorado Beet Harvester Company announces a special meeting of stockholders by order of the board. The session will be at room 208 Opera House Block in Greeley at 2 PM on Thursday April 7 1910. The meeting will consider admitting the vote on a proposed amendment to Section Three of the Articles of Incorporation.
The capital stock of our company shall be one hundred thousand dollars divided into ten thousand shares of ten dollars each. Stock is to be fully paid when issued and non-assessable. Ballots at the special meeting will be For the Amendment or Against the Amendment. Dated March 1 1919 by order of The Colorado Beet Harvester Co President William C Mayer Secretary F J Green. First publication Weekly Tribune March 25 1919. Also ad invites school children to Camfield hotel for eye ear nose and throat exam by Dr Sapero on April 7 and 9.
Ordinance No se ordains that it shall be unlawful for any person firm or corporation to locate build construct or keep in any block in the city of Greeley Colorado any structure or activity restricted by the ordinance.
The ordinance limits exclusive residence blocks to restrict livery boarding or sales stables blacksmith shops or foundries within 200 feet of residences unless a majority of nearby lot owners consent in writing. Violations incur fines from 50 to 200 dollars with each 24 hour continuation treated as a separate offense. Passed in 1910 with publications in 1916 and 1910.
Mr and Mrs W P McClenahan of Corydon Iowa and Mrs A W Rew of Fort Collins were guests of Mrs W Harris 865 Sixth Street in Greeley last Tuesday They visited in Fort Collins earlier and left Tuesday night for home Rew returned to Fort Collins after the visit
Wants ads list a 380 acre farm near LaSalle with new house and outbuildings for irrigation farmers. Also sale ads for Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs, Crow Creek land and a Briggsdale property with 7 room house. Auction notice for Herbert stock farm horses in Denver with catalog offers.
Mrs D K Wyatt and Mrs Ray oe of Ault were in Greeley Tuesday.
The Evans Courier argues for permanent anti-saloon policy citing $76 million brewery investment in American saloons and local economic gains from prohibition. It warns saloons hurt Evans growth, boosts property values and deters new residents, urging voters to back temperance.
Secretary J F McCrery from the Commercial club returned with R M Hathorn of Eaton and Prof Fitch from the Agricultural College after a meeting at the Stove Prairie schoolhouse. They reported seed divide storage boosts germination versus warm dugout storage, detailing altitude and storage practices for successful potato crops.
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