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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1905
Page
2
N. Q. Tanquary, attorney at law in the Continental Building Denver Colo, advertises specialty in preparation and legality of wills and invites calls or letters from those contemplating wills or with estate interests.
The Denver market reports a liberal run of common and medium cattle with prices generally lower unless quality is high. Good beef steers and cows stay near steady, but anything not first class drops 10 to 20 percent. veals down about a quarter. buyers abundant, trade active, and feeders in demand with prices around 3 to 3.60 for common stock.
QO. Christopher, dry homesteader eight miles northeast of Ault, reports good corn eight to nine feet tall with two ears each twelve inches, fine peas, large watermelons, and pumpkins. He cultivated twenty of 160 acres with no irrigation, noting scant rainfall but belief in dry farming's potential. plans twenty acres of wheat this fall.
Alfred Oberg twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs W A Oberg residing at the water works pumping station sustained a cut eye after a revolver cartridge exploded with a hammer Tuesday afternoon A piece of brass shell struck the eye and caused the injury Dr C A Ringle attended him and forecasts a possible two week period to determine if sight can be saved
A. B. Canman of Chicago reports relief from lumbago after trying various doctors and ointments and using Ballard's Snow Liniment. He endorses the remedy and offers his name to the list of satisfied sufferers. Sold by J. F. Fezer.
Wilson Grocery announces a new first-class bakery with an elite oven and top baker. Only premium flour shortening flavoring and materials used. Emphasis on cleanliness and quality to rival the best kitchens and restaurants. patrons invited to inspect bread and pastries.
Mayor Franklin J. Green chairs and approves Mrs. Jesse Gale Mrs. E. R. Thayer Fred E. Smith J. Max Clark L. H. Harrison and E. Carter for the Greeley library committee under the new regime. The meeting also orders four new sewer traps and approves a sewer contract on Eleventh avenue with William Ecker at 50 cents per foot plus man hole fees.
The Sun condemns a traveling faker who sold a Tribune page to be cut into nidiecards and blotters. It argues local advertisers pay inflated sums to fake ads while legitimate outlets offer the same space cheaper, urging readers to favor home papers.
County Assessor Wylie completes the 1905 abstract of assessment showing 220,506 acres of agricultural land valued at 3 984 430, 956 152 acres of grazing land valued at 1 443 610 and 5 806 acres of coal land valued at 160 730.
A Windsor Poudre Valley report notes F. E. Bonifield Wm Mahood W T Porter and Harrison Teller visited Greeley last Saturday to seek extension of the beet railway from Severance to the Mahood ranch. The delegation carried many beet growing contracts and farmers show strong support, hoping for easier hauling and improved profits.
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted as internally absorbed and acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Endorsements from Alding Kinnan and Marvin Toledo wholesale druggists testify to F J Cheney Co's reliability. Testimonials offered free and 75 cents per bottle.
Local advert notes flour at 1.85 per unit and hams bacon salt side items at low prices. Promotes Iowa sorghum honey and Canada sap products. Mentions watch for grape day and guarantees purity. Red Front store branding included.
Hold Your Potatoes announces an advance in price that will allow buyers to secure one of the S L W Ranch company's farms now on sale. For full details visit the ranch or call 2172 black. Harvey E. Witwer is manager.
A Catholic fair will feature numerous booths at the new armory hall from November 15 through November 25. The event runs daily with vendors and activities planned for attendees in the city.
Amusements j C Lewis leads a merit company to present Si Plunkard the rural drama at the Greeley opera house on Wednesday evening Oct 11. The show features a sharp farmer fraud plot with a city sharper and an unscrupulous Jew plus new stage features and updated specialties.
A Catholic fair features daily dances with a fine orchestra at the new armory hall from November 5 to 25 inviting attendees to enjoy evenings of music and social dancing.
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