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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
7
A jumble of classified notices advertises rent and sale items including a four room house at 1503 Eighth Ave, horses for pasture, a single comb white leghorn, a two horse Surrey, a graphophone with sixty records, and various trades. Also notes on subscription and ad deadlines, with names and locations such as Evans, Greeley, and Union Tea & Coffee Co.
Commerce and society notes fill pages with promotions for Greeley Nurseries Greeley Fine quality linoleum and various shops. church suppers and meetups. new marriage licenses. school events. a jail release. and community happenings featuring Red Front McCutcheon Hardware Barber & Smith and Morgan's candy. Local people, places, and businesses are named.
Wholesale prices on car loads of lumber offered to any railway point. E G Steele of Eaton Colorado advertises timber supply and delivery options for rail distribution.
The event features 17 track events and five field events on May 13 in Boulder. A special Colorado and Southern Railway train departs Greeley at 8 a.m. and returns from Boulder at 6 p.m. Round trip fare is $1.50, with a one fare rate for 11th and 12th graders limited to May 15. Rates available to all.
Frank Trumbull president of the Colorado & Southern railroad, in a Wall Street Journal interview, says Union Pacific gasoline experiments attract interest and may lead to gasoline motor cars on the Denver area interurban line. He notes 70 pound rails laid to handle heavy traffic and expects modifications for either system.
The new school board met last Monday evening and formed committees. Ella Fezer was elected president, Grace N. Henderson secretary, Charles N. Jackson treasurer. Committees: Supervision E. B. Coulter. Teachers and text books H. N. Haynes and Cora Mosher. Supplies and Finance M. A. Bunker. Rules Cora Mosher and H. N. Haynes. Sanitation E. B. Coulter.
Mack's Grocery promotes a free tea package with each sale of two pounds or more of Chase & Sanborn coffee. Tea varieties include Oolong Ceylon English Breakfast Gunpowder and Japan. About 200 packages available to all customers while supplies last.
Notice to ditch water users that the ditch tax is now due and must be paid by June first. City Clerk M. P. Henderson records the deadline. Also notes Louisville lump coal priced at 4.60 per ton from E. G. Steele in Eaton.
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