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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
5
Mrs Danforth entertained the girls of the Condon Mercantile store at her home Friday evening in honor of Miss Florence McGinnis who leaves the store this week for teaching. McGinnis begins teaching at Kersey Monday. About a dozen were present with James.
A brief note suggests aging adults might benefit from flexible routines and simple pleasures to improve happiness in later years. It hints at personal growth, longer life, and comfort through adaptation and reflective habits.
In Pleasant Valley last Saturday evening Horace Atkinson received a happy belated birthday surprise hosted by wife Mrs. Atkinson. Guests of twenty enjoyed Progressive High Five with Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Post winning first prize and Horace Salaer taking the consolation. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Atkinson and daughter Mrs. Rose Barnes, and guests gave a necktie shower before leaving.
A crowd of boys surprised Will Lace at the Methodist parsonage Saturday evening invited by Mona and Jessie Lace to celebrate their brother’s birthday. Jolly games were played and refreshments served. Guests included J. M. Cameron, Fred Cameron, Carrol Nelson, Russell Hill, Ralph English, Percy Candlin, Robert Candlin, Leslie Tuck, Fred Conter and Ben Noaffziger.
Carroll Nelson held a birthday party for his seventeenth birthday at his mother Mrs Anna Nelson home Friday evening. Six teen friends attended the lively event with games contests and guessing fun. Jessie Lace won a prize for cutting the beet mule from paper and refreshments were served.
Bring school children to the Camfeld hotel on Thursday Friday and Saturday November 4 and 6 for free eye and ear throat examinations by Dr Sapero of Denver. Come early.
Godfrey Patterson and Mice Hazel Godfrey both of Greeley were married Tuesday in Denver. The wedding was a surprise to local friends and the couple planned a short state honeymoon trip after the ceremony. The bride, lifelong resident of the area, is granddaughter of Judge and Mrs. Das and works at a meat market.
A wedding arranged between La Junta residents and Greeley youths will take place today at the home of a La Junta brother. The bride, formerly from here, has two brothers in La Junta. The couple will reside in Break.
A fragmented note notes punters at a venue with partial phrases about totals and commentary. It lacks clear names, dates, or explicit events, but hints at a discussion of dues and comments associated with a local test.
In a dated note from October 15 98 Carew of Laverne pur writes about a purchase related to Valeahtn Farm. The document mentions Berth weet of Aalteened and a target with a value near 79 908 pounds in a probate or land transaction involving A. B Geen ropsiteration.
An event notice notes a crowd attendance and faculty involvement for a local fraternal gathering at a campus or academy venue. The item references a society and the expected audience while signaling a community dance or meeting format.
The Pierce Lateral contract between Camfield Company and Lar aime Poudre Irrigation was filed for record. For 15 474 dollars Camfield secures the right to enlarge and extend the lateral from the headgate in Larimer County Canal beyond Crow Creek. Capacity will rise from 116 to 150 water rights with 34 added to the Greeley Poudre district.
Advertised plaster alternative claims superior relief for back side and chest pains. The text touts dampened plaster bound on to affected parts and asserts liniment eases pains of the mate and is favored by all druggists.
The student chorus organized by Professor Theo Fite plans a recital this term. Picked voices perform as the choir gathers for chapel and school events, with strong musical support and growing demand for performances this term.
A garbled text fragment mentions a person linked to family medicine and a foreign element. The legible names include J C and a reference to a medical topic. No clear event, location, or outcome is discernible.
Text appears as garbled OCR with unreadable terms. It references a person named F. Peet and a doctor P Prather, but key details are obscured and not recoverable from the readable fragments. No clear event, date, or location can be determined.
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The readable text resembles a jumbled OCR fragment referencing water, a brace, dirt, and unclear names or events. It includes stray phrases about a person or place and mentions a Wikia and AOR without coherent context.
The northwest sewer between Third and Fourth streets advances slowly to Eighth Avenue. Workers toil in water over thirteen feet deep in gravel and quicksand, requiring full trench cribbing from Sixth to Eleventh avenues. contractors overestimate risks, and the city shifts to day labor at about half the contractor price, with wages at two dollars for eight hours and no pensions.
P Brooks leaves for Wyoming to assist Jim Lowe with a voyage and to prepare a steel stack for sale. He intends to ship to Mississippi River port when ready.
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