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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
9
Fragments show a dated advertisement offering deals on dry goods with sugar priced at 20 pounds and meats like hams and bacon quoted at low per unit costs. The wording implies a promotional sale aimed at attracting shoppers with bundled discounts.
Classified notices list livestock cows horses and poultry for sale along with land auctions and rental offers in Greeley area. Items include dairy cows Tamworth pigs white Leghorns farm land tracts 40 acre blocks and trade requests for houses and property exchanges. Local residents advertise lost and found items and upcoming events in December with names and contact details.
A local shopper extols a nearby store for offering best world goods at a fixed low price. The letter asserts low prices on Enaman hats and Hanan shoes, and claims competitors misprice specials.
Small town notices show Kinsella insurance, Miss Floyd's millinery, and Glazier's cut glass promotions. Residents Duane DeVolie and J H Sykes with S Ouderkirk visit Denver. Frank Devotie travels from Guanajuato for mining work. Joe Sides returns from Dallas and Wichita Falls. Thanksgiving events include Mrs. Katherine Brown's Iowa trip and a musical hosted by Mrs. Royal Bullock.
Aug ust Baab and Miss Cora Lewis wed at the Baab home on Eighth Avenue in a ceremony conducted by Rev. D D Forward. About seventy five relatives attended as Miss Mamie Glazier played the wedding march. The couple will live at 1418 Ninth street after a short tour of the state.
Mrs Margaret Purcell died at her home from valvular heart trouble. She was about 60, widow of Civil War veteran Walter W. Purcell. She came from Lincoln, Nebraska four years ago and leaves four children J. J. Purcell Paul Purcell and daughters Helen and Rose. Funeral at 10 a m Saturday at St Peter's Catholic church. Friends invited.
Consumption statistics warn that lingering cold or cough harms lungs allowing germs to take hold. Ballar's Horehound Syrup is advertised to stop the cough on appearance, soothe inflamed tissues, and restore health. Sold by all druggists.
A. L. Knause, long noted for the southern state grocery trade, has purchased the Dr. Graham lot east of the Greeley Sun office for about 6000 and will immediately start a two story grocery store building.
Mrs S Rosenthal of Turner Michigan says Chamberlain's Cough Medicine is the only remedy for croup, used for years for herself and children. For sale by all druggists.
Eight shares of the Greeley and Loveland Irrigation Company offered for sale on easy terms at a price of three thousand dollars.
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