Local ads and notices fill Greeley page
A collage of small ads and social notes from Greeley listings includes piano tuning by B F Cole man, Mrs Rendall visiting in town, college hats at Ramsay Dry Goods, Swifts ham at Marks Market, and a Catholic fair set for November 15 to 24 at the armory. Other items advertise meats, coat sales, millinery, a lecture at First Presbyterian, church suppers, and tales of residents visiting relatives, moving, or attending events.
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B. F. Coleman
Bell
Sophia Rendall
Longmont
A. E. Leake
Ramsay Dry Goods Co
Marks
Thompson & Wilson
Onion
Congregational Church
Ladies of Dorcas Hive
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Frank A. Bissell
Stewart
Colorado Springs
Greeley
Charles Phelps
Ninth Street
O. A. Petty
Fort Collins
James S. Ogilvie
S. L. W. Ranch
Daisy Law
Be Ready for Any Emergency with Chamberlains Cough Remedy
In the early Russo Japanese war a lesson emerged on the value of preparation. The text urges individuals and the nation to be prepped for emergencies and promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective against colds when used early. Sold by all druggists.
Miss Edna Andrews Hurt In Evening Wheel Accident
Tribune reporter Miss Edna Andrews was thrown from her bicycle Tuesday evening on Eighth Avenue and sustained scalp lacerations and facial injuries. She recovered with neighbors’ help and is expected to be out in a week.
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Edna Andrews
the Tribune
Eighth Avenue
School District No 71 Sealed Bid for Vacant Building
The board will receive sealed bids for the vacant school building at Masters. Bids open December 8 1906. The board may reject any or all bids. W C Chaffin Secretary District No 71.
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Masters
W. C. Chaffin
Levey Figures for County and Schools Are Set
County commissioners fixed the levy and apportioned funds for county purposes and school districts. The county levy totals 14 mills plus 4 mills for state purposes, with overall apportionment at 185266.07. Funds cover ordinary needs, poor relief, hospitals, roads, contingencies, and other items totaling 43,670.07 for ordinary use and 39,710.07 for contingencies. Greeley district levy brings county-wide to 52 mills, with town levies varying by locality including Ault 24 mills and Windsor 27.
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Maintena
Greeley
Ault
Eaton
Evans
Windsor
Platteville
Lup
Erie
Spearfish minister denies illness slander claim
R F North Tummon of Spearfish S D rejects a Greely Tribune report alleging mental trouble. He says he is ill but not mentally troubled and unable to hold services, and thanks friends for urging a public denial.
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R- F. North-Tummon
Spearfish
S. D
Greeley Tribune
Greley
Greeley
Tribune Bargain Week wraps with 550 subscribers signed
The Tribune reports Bargain Week ended last Saturday with about 550 people taking advantage of rate cuts. Over 21 800 in cash was exchanged for Tribune subscriptions from November 1 to 10, mainly for two years but some for longer terms. A roll of immortals honors several subscribers and local organizations. Weld County Teachers Association met in Greeley with notable attendees Fred Dick and F H Clark. The program saw Miss Market Singer and Miss Emma Finney highlighted. Rev J A Trimmer spoke on public school strength and weakness, delivering a strong address.
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Dan Stroh
Texas
Fort Worth
California
Mr. Stroh
Greeley
Colorado
Barre
Star Grocery
Strickland & Morgan
New Opera House
Strickland
Geneva
Nebraska
Morgan
Sanborn & Houston
L. W. McGrew
Sulphur Springs
Howard Kennedy
Windsor
McGrew
Oscar White
Colo
Nashua
Ernest Perry
Leonard Perry
Iowa
Tribune
Horace Hopkins
W. H. Smith
W. R. Adams
W. F. Powers
S. K. Clark
John Whowell
Greeley Gas and Electric Co
R. S. Dennis
F. C. Gedge
Joseph Wilkinson
Weld County Teachers’ Association
F. Berkhart
Denver
Fred Dick
F. H. Clark
Proggam
Ww. H. Olin
Fort Collins
Ter
Trimmer
Wanted Partner Beet Raising for Next Year
Loveland district preferred. Man with one or two teams horses and 200 to 500 dollars will put in 500 or 8600 besides my work starting next spring. State your experience and if you know of good land for rent. H. Miller, Tribune.
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Loveland
H. Miller
Tribune
Amusements This Week The Maid and the Mummy at Opera House
The musical play The Maid and the Mummy returns to the opera house Wednesday Navy 21 for a week of performances. It was a success last season prompting a return engagement. The company is largely the same with an even livelier chorus. The show, by Richard Carle, is regarded as the best of his musical plays.
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Wednes 3 Navy
Richard Carle
The Merry Musical Melange At The Egyptian Ball
Comedian star carves a lively plot as a curio shop owner foists a fake mummy on a scientist. Two love stories unfold amid witty songs and dazzling costumes. The production features famous numbers like My Gasoline Automobile and Oh Gee It’s Great to Be Crazy. Thimble party notes follow with Grace Hoover visiting Indiana.
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Carle
Washington Stubbs
Dr. Dobbin
Stubbs
Bolivar
Flo
Congress of Nations
Dulia
Polly
Evangelists Buck and Burger to Begin Revival in Greeley
Evangelists Buck and Burger plan revival meetings in Greeley starting November 30 in Steele's hall on Main street unless a church is provided. They are described as real soul winners, preaching a full gospel with ministry believed to be blessed with success.
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Buck
Burger
Greeley
Steele’s Hall
Main Street
Fair Opens Tonight at Armory with Festive Activities
The Catholic fair begins this evening in the armory featuring ten booths, moving pictures, songs, an orchestra, and nightly special programs. Marion and Edna Joyce sing Sweet Elaine and The Whipperwill as contests like the diamond ring and doll draws promise lively competition. A turkey and chicken supper runs 4:50 to 7:30 daily with music and more film, concluding each evening with a dance. A children's matinee is held each afternoon, and a library committee meeting on library funding ends with a choice for private subscription to raise funds for a Carnegie or privately funded library.
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Marion
Edna Joyce
Elaine
Miss Murray
Wm. Mayher
Miss Lee
P. E. O. Guest Day at Mrs Robie's Home
Mrs George Robie hosted P E O members and guests last Thursday in a guest day series to run through winter. Abbie Day read a musical story as a program, each lady received a song title and sang together for lively fun. Refreshments followed the pleasant afternoon.
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George Robie
Abbie Day
Appreciation for Lectures and Pledge to Switch to Bell
Lincoln Nebraska November 10 1906 Dear Mr Wolfe I enjoyed the Tribune and its spirit Congratulations on your lecture course Greely should have such events each season Doctors have decreed an extra week in the sanitarium so I shall not be in my pulpit until the 25th Sincerely John Doane Larger and better Catholic Fair November 15 to 24 To Independent Telephone Subscribers Change to Bell by January 1 1907 Call Bell No 1 or Bell Office before December 10 1906 Colorado Telephone Co H H Croll District Manager
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Everett Kemp
Sevenoaks
First Presbyterian Church
Tribune
Tribune Office
Clark & Faulkner’s
Iva Chipps
Greeley Y
the Park Congregational Church
Park Merchandise Co
Gale Adams
Boulder University
Fort Collins
A. E. Stirrett
Cripple Creek
Colorado
The
Star Grocery
Lincoln, Neb
Mr. Wolfe
the Tribune
Greeley
John Doane
Bell System
Bell Phone
Greeley No. 1
Bell Telephone
Colo. Telephone CO
H. H. Croll
Dist. Mgr
New Card Club Forms in Greeley Tonight
Twelve young residents organize a card club with biweekly meetings. First gathering held at Mrs. E. H. Downey Downey and J. L Esses hosts. Club seeks a formal name and next meeting planned with several local residents attending.
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Greeley
E. H. Downe Downey
J. Lesses
Lyne J. Carrel
Ry. Ne Phelps
John
Davis
Fred Alnutt
Had Ewing
Mort Freeman
E. H. Downey
Ha When the Cheyennery Visit Sparks Local Controversy
Fragmentary note describes a Cheyenne team visiting Loveland for a game, with the visiting captain Williams and players reportedly returning home with souvenirs including several boys' caps. The passage references a marshal and arrangements for further travel, but details are unclear.
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Severa Rls
Loveland
D Marshal Williams
Chesen
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Weld County
Frank Labato
Kersey
Frank
Miss Andrews
Jast ¢ Levy
Varir the
Irious
Thimble Party
J. B. Patton
Grace Hoover
Indiana
Armory
New Card Club
Is_ worth
Greeley Steam Launch Laundry
Opera Hack
Ace Life Insurance
New Earth
Richard Merry
Olorado Land
Sid
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