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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
9
The page lists a varied classified section with ad copy offering goods and services including stoves horses cattle real estate desert claims and furnished rooms. It notes a new rate of ten cents per line with a minimum twenty cents and deadline of Wednesday noon for insertions. An array of names and contact hints appear within the readable fragments.
The notice announces an adjustment day for the estate of Elizabeth Cunningham. Details appear garbled but indicate legal actions to settle claims and confirm proceedings on a specified date and location. Expect filings related to administration and distribution under applicable probate law.
Weather bulletin prepared by A. L. Evans of the State Normal Observer provides temperature readings, cloud cover, wind direction, and precipitation notes for the day. Data appears to cover morning and afternoon conditions with likely range estimates.
The Greeley Tribune highlights new goods at Glazier's and Horne's, weathered notes on fruit, palms and araucarias at W. H. Searing's greenhouse, and local receipts. Residents travel to Denver and Windsor while others visit family in Hotchkiss and Evans.
Enthusiastic session of the Eaton Beet Growers association in Woodmenhall last Saturday discussed the silo proposition in the new 187 contracts. Members pledge not to raise beets for less than a set per ton and pass a resolution refusing to consider the silo clause in any form.
At a stockholders meeting last Monday evening Home Electric voted unanimously to install three new Olds gas engines and another gas producer, more than doubling plant capacity. The overload had forced shutdowns, and the extra engines will provide reserve capacity for emergencies.
If not you should go on the Glacier Lake and Eldora excursion Sunday October 7 via the Colorado and Southern and the Switzerland Train. The train leaves Greeley at Tam. The Glacier Lake rate is 2.50 and Eldora 83.
Hardin W. E. Brubaker was in Denver on business last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Wolverton spent Saturday and Sunday in Denver. Frank Loustalot is busy putting up hay on Mrs. Von Richthofen's place. C. E. Houston was in town Saturday for beer interests related to the Greeley sugar factory. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sanford visited Colorado Springs for several days last week. A group of young folks enjoyed an evening at Mrs. E. C. Shambo's home Saturday with music and games.
Miss Edith Kilis, ill with tonsillitis, shows marked improvement. The new social tennis court is finished and in use morning and evening. Lumber lies for the signal man residence. Dr. Warren visited Boulder then Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan and Elaine spent a day in Denver. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Bouller visited the Sullivans. Mrs. T Hotchkiss and children from Loveland visited Charles Smith. The next regular gathering of the club will be a Halloween social at Mrs. William Patterson’s. Paul Gregory is appointed special agent for Union Pacific and will have an office in the union depot.
Mr and Mrs B B Putnam and others visit Morgan and Greeley areas while potato digging starts. Fields fade from blight as the Green City irrigation district grows with land pledges and new bridge plans. John T Warren and E V Warner push shipping improvements with county commissioners backing the Platte River bridge and new county road work begins.
William Wheeler aged 50 died at the county hospital on Saturday. He leaves daughters in Texas and no local relatives. funeral by Rev. Petty at Macy's undertaking rooms. Margaret E. Craig died of typhoid pneumonia at the county hospital, living with son Frank M. Craig northeast of Ault. service by Rev. Petty at Macy's and burial in New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It features Grove's signature on each box and offers a money back guarantee if the cure fails.
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