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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1908
Page
7
D. J. March adds George Marsh as partner and moves to 827 Seventh Street rear of the old shop. The firm continues high class horse shoeing in scientifically correct fashion with entrance from the court behind the Odd Fellows building.
Farm for republication: 160 acres near a station offered to a purchaser with complete outfit. Good terms to the right party. J. V. Crone.
Colorado irrigated wheat averages thirty five bushels per acre with large fields reaching sixty. Large Defiance yields show 650 bushels on ten acres at the Colorado Agricultural College. U S Department of Agriculture 1907 state yields list Colorado near the bottom among great wheat states with 293000 acres harvested yielding 8497000 bushels worth 6628000 on farms.
Parties who borrowed woven wire stretchers and gasoline barrels from the McCutcheon Hardware Co. are asked to return them.
For sale on easy terms a handsome modern cottage on Normal Hill is offered by W F Stephens, agent at the Opera House Block. The listing highlights a well located property with favorable terms for buyers.
Theo Lucas, injured in a Denver wreck, arrived in Greeley Monday night and will stay at the Camfield until he can ride to his ranch near Seely Lake. He suffered four fractured ribs but praises escaping with his life as a one in a thousand chance.
Scott Bullard bought an old flintlock blunderbuss in Denver Monday, possibly the only one in Greeley. The two foot long gun features a funnel shaped muzzle, silver inlaid barrel, and brass inlaid woodwork. It came from the late Mr. Packard's curios collection.
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