Local notices and shop ads of Greeley area
Advertising and social items from Greeley and Weld County include store sales coats hats and meats, a Catholic fair November 15 24, a Nov 20 Congregational church event with tickets, Dorcas Hive supper November 22, travels of Mrs Bissell to visit relatives, and multiple local notices from Thompson Wilson Red Front Star Grocery and real estate Strickland and Morgan among others.
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B. F. Coleman
Bell
Sophia Rendall
Longmont
A. E. Leake
Ramsay Dry Goods
Swifts
Marks
Thompson & Wilson
Union Depot
Congregational Church
Dorcas Hive
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Frank A. Bissell
Stewart
Colorado Springs
Greeley
Prepared for Emergencies in War and Cold Remedies
In the early Russo Japanese War the text extols preparation and shingling roofs in dry weather. It argues both individual and national readiness for emergencies and urges early treatment of colds with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claimed to cure quickly and available at druggists.
Miss Edna Andrews Hurt In Night Bicycle Crash
Edna Andrews Tribune reporter was thrown from her bicycle on Eighth Avenue Tuesday evening. She sustained a scalp wound requiring stitches and facial injuries but is resting easily and expected to recover within a week. A Japanese rider on a bicycle was involved. neighbors arrived after the crash.
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Edna Andrews
the Tribune
Eighth Avenue
Sealed bids invited for vacant Masters school building
The board of directors of school district No. 71 will receive sealed bids for the vacant school building at Masters. Bids will be opened Dec. 8, 1906. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids, W. C. Chaffin, Secretary District No. 71.
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Masters
W. C. Chaffin
Levy figures set by county commissioners for 14 mill county levy
County commissioners fixed the 14 mill county levy plus four mills for state purposes, totaling 186 266 07. Ordinary needs receive 43 670 07 while 16 586 68 funds support the poor and two county hospitals. Roads get 78 076 80, contingencies 13 233 35 and schools 39 710 07. City of Greeley levy totals 52 mills including district 6. Town levies vary: Ault 24, Eaton 34, Evans 15, Windsor 27, Platteville 15, Lupton 15, Erie 18. Greeley levy 18 mills. School district 6 carries 15 mills special and one mill bond levy.
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Greeley
Ault
Eaton
Evans
Windsor
Platteville
Lupton
Erie
North Tummon Denies Slander About Mental Health
Rev F North Tummon of Spearfish South Dakota declares in a letter dated November 6 1906 that a Greeley Tribune report alleging mental trouble is false. He notes illness prevents services but emphasizes the condition is not mental illness and thanks friends for the support urging public denial.
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F. North-‘Tummon
Spearfish
S. D
Greeley Tribune
Greley
Greeley
Tam
Tribune Bargain Week Ends with Strong Subscriptions
Bargain Week ended last Saturday night with about 550 people subscribing to Tribune at reduced rates. Over $1,800 in cash receipts came from November 1 to November 10. Many subscriptions cover two years and some extend to ten years, honoring subscribers on the Tribune Roll of Immortals.
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Entre Neus Club
L. W. McGrew
Sulphur Springs
Howard Kennedy
Windsor
McGrew
Oscar White
Greeley
Colo
Nashua
Ernest Perry
Leonard Perry
Jowa
Tribune
Horace Hopkins
W. H. Smith
W. KR. Adams
W. F. Powers
S. K. Clark
John Whewell
Greeley Gas and Electric Co
Dennis
Gedge
Joseph Wilkinson
Weld County Teachers Association Gathering in Greeley
The Weld County Teachers Association met in Greeley last Saturday with guests F Berkhart of Denver Fred Dick former state superintendent and F H Clark noted educator. The printed program was followed with minor changes Miss Harriet Singers Fifth Grade work and Miss Emma Finneys Nature Study Exercise were highlighted. Rev J A Trimmer substituted for Prof W H Olin and spoke on Strength and Weakness of Public School System presenting an excellent address fit for a state meeting.
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Weld County Teachers’ Association
Greeley
F. Berkhart
Denver
Fred Dick
F. H. Clark
Proggam
Harriet Singer
Emma Finney
J. A. Trimmer
W. H. Olin
Fort Collins
Wanted Partner in Beet Raising for Next Year
Loveland district preferred. Man with one or two teams, horses, and 200 to 500 dollars will invest 600 besides work. Starting next spring. State experience and know of good land for rent. H. Miller Tribune.
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Loveland
H. Miller
Tribune
The Maid and the Mummy Plays At Opera House
Amusements next week feature The Maid and the Mummy at the opera house on Wednesday Nov 21. The merry musical melange drew large crowds last season and a return engagement was quickly arranged. The company is largely unchanged and the chorus remains lively and pretty. The show is praised as the best of Richard Carle's musical plays.
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Opera House
Richard Carle
Merry Musical Melange of Scenery and Laughter at The Stage
A lavish two act musical comedy features witty dialogue and top scale production. Plot follows Stubbs the ex actor with a curio shop posing as antique artifacts and a living mummy. Dr Dobbin seeks a magical elixir and studies a genuine mummy that turns out to be a dummy. Two romance strands develop between Filo and Don Romero de Cabanos and between Stubbs and Trixie Evergreen. Numerous musical numbers enliven the show including My Gasoline Automobile and I Fell in Love With Polly.
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Carle
Washington Stubbs
Dr. Dobbin
Stubbs
Dr. Dobbes
Ife
Bolivar
Filo
Congress of Nations
Julia
Polly
Thimble party honors Miss Grace Hoover in Patton home
Mrs J B Patton hosted a Thursday afternoon informal gathering with thirty guests to honor her Indiana visitor Miss Grace Hoover. Assisted by Mrs C D Todd, the guests enjoyed pink chrysanthemums, fancy work, and dainty refreshments served by Mrs Charles Phelps Mrs Charles Hansen Miss Lutie Rice and Grice Hoover.
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J. B. Patton
Grace Hoover
Indiana
Evangelists Buck and Burger to Begin Revival in Greeley
Evangelists Buck and Burger start revival meetings in Greeley on November 30 in Steele's hall on Main street unless a church is provided. They are described as real soul winners whose full gospel ministry is blessed with success.
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Buck
Burger
Greeley
Steele's Hall
Main Street
Fair Opens Tonight at Armory With Booths Music and Contests
The catholic fair starts this evening in the armory. Ten booths run by charming young ladies offer moving pictures and illustrated songs, a full orchestra, and daily special programs. Marion and Edna Joyce sing Sweet Elaine and The Whipperwill, with diamond ring and doll contests, turkey and chicken supper, and evening dances. Children’s matinees planned each afternoon.
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Marion
Edna Joyce
Elaine
Miss Murray
Library fund discussion favors private subscription vote
A town library committee meeting on Thursday November 4 at Wm Mayher's home reviewed the secretary's report and the executive committee's work. Members debated Carnegie library vs fundraising by subscription, with a final vote supporting private subscription to raise the public library fund.
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Wm. Mayher
Miss Lee
P. E. D. Guest Day at Mrs Roble’s hosted event
Mrs George Roble entertained the P E D O fraternity and their guests last Thursday afternoon as part of a planned guest day series. A musical program and a musical story by Miss Abbie Day entertained attendees before refreshments.
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George Roble
Abbie Day
Catholic Fair Promises Larger Event November 15 24
A reader from Lincoln Nebraska compliments the Tribune and praises a lecture course. He notes an extended sanitarium stay keeping him from the pulpit until the 25th. The Catholic Fair runs from November 15 to 24 with larger expectations.
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Lincoln, Neb
Mr. Wolfe
the Tribune
Greeley
John Doane
Bell System Changeover Notice to Independent Subscribers
The Colo Telephone Co urges all Independent subscribers to switch to the Bell system by December 10 1906 or call Bell Phone Greeley No 1 or visit the Bell Telephone office. H H Croll District Manager.
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Bell System
Bell Phone
Greeley No. 1
Bell Telephone
Colo. Telephone CO
H. H. Croll
Dist. Mgr
New Card Club Formed by Greeley Couples
Twelve young married couples in Greeley organized a card club to meet every three weeks for Five Hundred. Refreshments are limited to four articles. The first meeting was at Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Downey with Mrs. Downey and Mrs. J. L. Kendel as hostesses. Members include Lee Curr Lyon Carrel Neill Phelps Davis Star and others.
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Greeley
E. H. Downey
Meedames Downey
J. Lo Kendel
Sistesses
Messrs
Mesdames Lee
Lyon J. Carrel
C. T. Neill
Charie Phelps
John
Hats Taken by Cheyenne Football Team Stolen Souvenirs Recovered
Cheyenne football players visiting Greeley Jr. school took hats and caps as souvenirs. After a Loveland game trip they added more to the haul. At the depot the captain was arrested but released after all boys returned the items and promised to return the rest.
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Cheyenne
Greeley Jr
Loveland
Cit
Marshal Williams
A Good Laundry Noted For Quality Service
A Good Laundry earns praise for up-to-date machinery and skilled workmen at the Greeley Steam Laundry. The shop promises fair prices, good treatment, and specializes in flat work while guarding against wear and tear.
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Greeley
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Iva Chipps
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the Park Congregational Church
Park Merchandise Co
Gale Adams
Boulder University
A. E. Stirrett
Cripple Creek
Colorado
The
Star Grocery
Frank Labato
Kersey
Frank
Dan Stroh
Texas
Fort Worth
California
Strickland & Morgan
New Opera House
Frm
Miss Andrews
Thimble Party
Armory
New Card Club
Greeley Steam Laundry
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Greeley Opera House
Richard Carles Merry
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7Th St
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