Greeley Cash Store offers bargains on fabrics and dress goods
The Greeley Cash Store advertises low prices on calico dresses and ginghams, with items like lace caps and ribbons. It mentions fashions from Paris, fresh window decorations, and household wares while noting community notes such as the Mothers Association in Greencastle and President Cleveland starting a kitchen garden at Oak View.
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Woman with twenty four sons plans western emigration
An eastern paper notes a mother with twenty four sons leaving for the west. The Greeley Board of Trade promotes the family trade route, urging them to save by buying clothing at the Greeley Cash Store with whole suits from four dollars fifty cents and California overalls at seventy five cents.
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Catalogues and Great Prices Promote California Blankets
The notice urges buyers to request a catalogue to compare prices with eastern catalogs. It describes low prices on hats shoes and boots and mentions closing out California blankets before a new mill opens in Greeley.
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Local News From Greeley Fort Morgan Area Highlights
Oliver Howard's son Rossiter improves. Attending events include lectures at Ra gan's and a Decoration Day address by Rev. Protheroe. Greeley society notes cover visitors, new enterprises, school district growth, canal company incorporations, vagrancy concerns, and community concerts with Clara Bernetta and the Grand Army.
Real estate transfers listed by Weld County Abstract
The Weld County Abstract office furnished transfers including James B. Phillips to Robert S. Dicker in section 6 town 67 for 3400 dollars and Charles Camp receiving Lot 4 in section 5 town 65. Other transfers involve Andrew J. Wadlin. Patience Ball. Jay Gould and Russell Sage. Noah T. D. Hoskins. A G Coykendall. David H Payne. Louis B Shafer. C W Coykendall. John C Lundy and others with parcel descriptions and prices ranging from 100 to 5700 dollars.
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James B. Phillips
Julius Weller
Robert S. Dicker
Thomas Hindle
Charles Camp
John M. Glothlin
Fannie M. Glothlin
Andrew J. Wadlin
Burton D. Sanborn
Charles T. Barnes
Robert Hale
Geo. K. Peasley
Edward F. Dawley
Hunter’s
Greeley
Watson G. Sterling
James Temple
David H. Payne
Lorenzo D. Herr Sese
Corona
Louis B. Shafer
Evan D. Jones
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C. A. Coykendall
A. G. Coykendall
Ten Year Old Gene Marshall Dies After Illness
Gene Marshall died Monday morning at his mother's home after months of illness and a recent attack of peritonitis. The ten year old bore pain with patience and was loved by many. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 o'clock at the family residence.
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Dust and sewer odor feared as disease source in city
Greeley argues microbes linger in surface filth and dry garbage dust rather than sewer gas. He urges better street drainage and disposal of mulch to curb dust, noting risks to families from distant rural dust and urging city action as a public health measure.
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Arlington Heights
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Cheyenne
G. Greeley
Greeley Reds to Meet Five Points in May 30 Game
Base Hall hosts a baseball clash this afternoon as the Greeley Reds face the Five Points club from Denver at grounds east of the city. The Five Points are touted as the state's top amateur team and should offer a tougher test than Greeley has faced before. First pitch is slated for 2 o clock. The article lists each club’s positions.
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Who is Ragan and what are these lectures
Mr. Ragan is a cultivated New York City gentleman, Yale 1874 graduate and noted speaker secured by Mr. Reid to present four lectures on European travel across Paris London Venice and Rome. Lectures feature eight colored stereopticon views, covering 500 square feet, praised nationwide, with admission by invitation for the first night and 70 and 50 cents for individual evenings or $1.90 for the full course. Public school pupils may attend season tickets for 75 cents.
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New York City
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Paris
London
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Rome
Puebl Opera House
Greeley
Jane
Schoors
Reid's Earnest Offer Draws Interest in Lectures
Read your invitations and cards Some perceive it as a jest but the names of Mr. Reid and church leaders guarantee legitimacy. The truth is many will be disappointed to miss the season's opportunity as Ragan's lectures proceed.
Sugar beets for industrial use thrive in northern Europe
European sugar beets grow best in northern interiors with ample spring moisture and fall dryness. The sweet harvest favors small beets with large leaves, fully covered by foliage at maturity. Closely spaced plantings maximize sweetness, reduce mineral matter, and increase yield per acre per the Farming Advocate.
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Miss Ina Lowder Heads to Greeley Saturday
Miss Ina Lowder traveled to Greeley Saturday. M. E. Perkins moved his family from Evans. Twenty two cars of stone were removed Monday. Mrs. D. Rue of Greeley visited Mrs. E. N. Smith early last week. The railway company offers the town 150 dollars annually for engine water and a stand pipe will be installed near the depot. R. W. Orvis and John Wood bought an engine for the creamery in Denver. it is being installed and the creamery will soon operate.
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Greeley
M. E. Perkins
Evans
Grand Canton Arapahoe installs officers in Denver rink
Grand Canton Arapahoe O N F of Denver held a Friday evening installation of its officers at the Mayoth rink. Gene L A Woodbury acted as install officer with Major Marx Major Rowland and Colonel Rogers assisting. The drill showed precise movements including the Greek Grossynes formation and drew applause. A Como Canton delegation attended. Canton rapa hoe gains prominence through Colonel Rogers drill and leadership.
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