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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
6
The Greeley Tribune reminds readers that subscriptions remain active until the paper is discontinued by a request to the publishers. A prompt, cheerful stop is provided upon request. Advertising rates: Want ads 19 cents per line, local notices 10 cents per line, display rates on request.
The Tribune examines the United States Home company of Denver a dubious loan plan offering $1000 homes for a $10 application fee and monthly payments. It questions solvency delays and returns criticizing the scheme as potentially harmful to small investors and urging cautious participation.
The Delta J A Thompson improves slowly. Mrs Foley offers a reward for the return of a coyote by May 10 in Greeley. Mr Robison dislocated his shoulder and lacks use of the arm. Farmers replant beets. potato planting nearly finished this week. Clarkson entertaining Davidson and Shearer families at dinner. Mrs Werkeiser suffers rheumatism but remains active. School closed with a nice program. Superintendent Snook attended, diplomas awarded, ice cream and cake served with thanks to Mrs Patterson and helpers Waddington and Craig. Little Miss Waddington sang.
Mr and Mrs Graves visited in Fort Collins last week. The Children Day committee plans a June Sunday program. Henry Arbuckle is partially crippled from nails in his foot. Rev Rhoades will preach again next Sunday at 10 30. Sunday school at 11 30. Ladies Aid meets Mrs Mossman on June 1. Everyone invited. Mrs Heflebower and children returned last Friday from Fort Collins after ten days and attended the wedding of Mr Heflebower's sister Mary.
Highland lake visitor Frank Montgomery came from Lyons on Saturday while Maynard of Boulder stopped by Friday. Dr. Clymer of Berthoud provided professional services last week. Holmes attended the Elks reception in Fort Collins Monday night. Ed and Mrs. Markham welcomed a baby boy on Thursday May 19. The season’s first baseball game occurred Sunday on West Prairie. Mr. Young and Denver relatives attended graduation exercises last week and again Friday evening. A large crowd gathered for the Friday ceremony with a good program. Lerch handed diplomas to the eight graduates in the superintendent’s absence.
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