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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1898
Page
7
Official canvass summary from Weld County listing vote totals for the November 8 1898 election. The document includes coded line entries and figures that record precinct counts and totals used to determine the final result.
The regular monthly report surveys global wheat prospects based on November returns. It notes Russia Hungary France Italy and Britain with tentative figures and stresses drought in Australia. Canada and Romania show notable changes while total world wheat output remains uncertain and subject to revision.
The article compares wheat harvest estimates with 60 pound bushels and cites the Bulletin des Halles at 37,000,000 Winchester bushels. It reports severe frosts in Argentina and says outlooks for its wheat crop remain not unfavorable despite the frost.
Jim O'Brien, a downtown patrolman, visited Stanley's shoe store on a rainy day to try on shoes. A new clerk prepared the insides with soapstone to help them slip on, prompting O'Brien to decline the purchase. He left angrily after being insulted, citing the clerk's prank as unacceptable.
J J Max Clark administrator of Celestia M Clark estate will present final settlement in Weld County Colorado probate court during November term on December 28 1898 in Greeley. Objections may be filed by interested parties before discharge as administrator. First publication November 24 1898 last publication December 15 1898.
Readers are invited to visit the Tribune office to view the pew premium map. The map highlights seating allocations and premium pew locations for upcoming services and events.
Denver based writer K Hooper announces the Deny and Rio Grande railroad offers guided tours across Colorado Utah and New Mexico and two distinct Rocky Mountain routes for transcontinental travelers. Direct service to Cripple Creek with daily trains to San Francisco includes Pullman sleepers and tourist cars. The Oregon Gateway line provides routes to Utah Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington. Illustrated pamphlets available.
The Tribune advertises agency for Imperial Typewriter Paper. Available in neat boxes of 500 sheets. Call to inspect and compare prices.
A. E. Weaver located at Office Park Place over Reynolds's Drug Store in Greeley Colorado.
An advertisement touts the Thrice-a-Week World offering 156 papers yearly for one dollar highlighting prompt reporting from major events, global correspondence, illustrations, stories, humor, markets, and women’s pages. The offer combines a second paper Tug Greevey Theune for one year at 250, contrasting with the usual 83 for the pair.
The Twice a Week Republic and the Greeley Tribune offered for one year at 2.50. The Republic boasts wide telegraphic and New York service with extensive coverage and notable writers. It promotes itself as a leading democratic paper serving readers who cannot afford daily papers.
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