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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
9
Numerous notices include dairy equipment for sale at Kenmore Farm Denver, estray red cow notice from Windsor with deadline, and extensive property listing at Kenmore Farm near Greeley. Community items cover theatre Macbeth May 31, ball club games, memorial services, and local trust notices.
Community notes list local shops and ads from East Side Second Hand Store to Red Front Horne's with bargains in harnesses shoes and doors. Sports report: Great ball game Hazelton defeats Denver 28 to 14 at Greeley ground and upcoming Greeley clerks vs Hazelton next Sunday.
The Observer urges Greeley to secure a ten acre city owned site for outdoor sports accessible to all ages. It warns that future budgets may preclude such parks and calls for immediate action to prevent losing a valued communal space for recreation.
In Memoriam notice for Jennie M Campbell who died May 16 1904 at age 23. The text expresses a grieving family note of thanks to friends in Greeley and mentions the care given during the daughter's illness. The Campbell family conveys appreciation to those who aided during her sickness.
Undersigned merchants and firms pledge to close all day Monday May 3 to honor those who served in the Civil War. The list includes Park Merchandise, Farmers' Supply, Golden Rule Store, Meyers Grocery, Sears Brothers, Clayton and many others across the town.
The Greeley band will host a complimentary concert in the park next Saturday evening marking the season’s first, likely only, performance due to no payment provisions. They will stage a July street carnival to fund future finances. Odd Fellows meeting led to taking the band to Denver parade next Tuesday, a notable statewide participation.
The Missouri Pacific railroad lays out its plan to be the World’s Fair route from Colorado. It adds fast trains and issues a comprehensive World’s Fair folder with maps of the grounds and St. Louis, plus a guide to principal features. Contacts H B Kooser and Ellis Farnsworth of Denver offer further information.
新闻透露 Miss Mary Jones 及 Hubert Reynolds 计划婚礼，二人均具知名背景。 Jones 来自 Denver 的许可局职员，系 E. Jones 的女儿； Reynolds 是格里利市知名商人，前妻於三年前去世，二人婚礼前景备受关注。
The Earth is a new monthly illustrated journal from Santa Fe. It highlights the Southwest and California with truthful regional coverage, letters from farmers stockmen and fruit raisers, editorials and miscellany. It promotes immigration aid and offers a six month trial by mail to eastern friends. Subscription is 25 cents a year, with a six month mail mail offer.
The Odd Fellows announce a special train leaving Greeley at 7 30 a m Tuesday May 31. Everyone is invited to join the trip and participate in the event.
Memorial Sunday is May 29 with divine services at the opera house in the usual morning hour. Rev. F. Elliott to preach. Memorial Day May 30 features exercises at the cemetery, parade from the armory at 2 PM, cemetery arrival at 2 30 PM, Rev. C S Brooks to speak. Veterans and all patriotic groups invited.
Plans by John Roche and John Jacobs aim to add a second opera house in Greeley by next season. The Red Front block would rise another story and host an upper public hall with a sizable stage for theater. Jacobs owns adjacent land likely to be included, forming joint theater ownership. Building dimensions considered are 50 by 145 feet or 75 by 1165 feet.
The summer term begins June 14 and runs six weeks. The training school invites children from kindergarten through eighth grade to apply. No charge for attendance, but a one dollar fee applies to students taking wood work. T. R. Croswell, Superintendent Training School.
The Wabash railroad issues a handsome illustrated pamphlet featuring a three color map of St. Louis and the fair grounds with half tone views of the principal buildings. A copy is free upon request from P P Hitchcock G A P D Denver CO.
Greeley Hook & Ladder company voted to march to Lina Grove cemetery on Decoration Day to scatter flowers over departed members graves. Secretary Will Hamnett cannot provide full list due to lost journals, recalling only J. A. Clark Thomas Noons and A. J. Hannas. Relatives must bring flowers to Firemen's Headquarters by 8 o clock Monday morning.
Moraine in Estes Park sees Sprague and Steag dissolve with J. D. Stead taking sole ownership. The public is assured of the same cordial welcome at Moraine as Jim Stead continues the friendly hospitality. Uncle Jake Wolaver joins the staff, promising a memorable stay for guests.
In the spring of 1901 Mrs. D. W. Capps of Capps Alabama reports using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough with highly satisfactory results. She says the remedy keeps the cough loose reduces severity and frequency and counters pneumonia. For sale by all druggists.
Mrs. A Barr of Houston Texas reports January 31, 1902 that one bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup cured a very bad cough. The ad notes exposure risks from cold air and wind and promotes the syrup as a pleasant remedy available in 5c 50c and 1.00 from all druggists.
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