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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1905
Page
8
An advertisement touts Cole's Original Hot Blast stove as superior to ash pan models. It claims airtight joints, no ash pan, no base heat loss, smoke proof feed door, and less soot and fuel waste, promising two to three hours of warm rooms each morning.
The article highlights George Fisk's violin shop on Twelfth Street in Greeley, praised for producing some of the best instruments in the state and beyond. It contrasts quality with mass production and notes the shop's growing reputation across many states.
Senator T. M. Patterson and Aaron Gove will address a nonpartisan mass meeting at the Greeley opera house under the Commercial Club. They discuss Philippine observations and economic conditions, with Gove noting his past role in education in Denver.
A local economic note predicts Greeley growing to 20 000 to 25 000 residents with a surrounding population near 50 000 as new ventures mature. The Greeley Starch and Potato Company began potato slicing for starch, planning about 1 200 carloads of potatoes and 1 000 tons of starch valued around 60 000. W D Bothwell has integrated into the plant, which aims to boost production after a prior season failure.
Ault plans a grand jollification on Saturday October 21 featuring potato barbecue games and races with dancing and music. Tickets are 50 cents round trip from Greeley as the Commercial Club highlights eminent speakers Senator Patterson and Mr Gove, signaling strong regional progress.
The body gains recognition across the state and northern Colorado. Anyone interested in the sugar industry or conditions in the Philippine Islands should attend to hear about them.
The family of J. H. Broyles expresses heartfelt thanks for sympathy and deeds during his illness and for burial arrangements by the Masonic order. Special appreciation for kindness shown to them during their affliction. Mrs. J. H. Broyles and family.
City marshal warns residents that the poultry ordinance will be strictly enforced. Anyone found violating will be arrested and fined under the law. Eugene Williams.
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