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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1903
Page
7
A brief notice explains pricing for line classifieds at ten cents per line with six words per line minimum and discounts for multi-line insertions. It mentions Fox RENT Rooms and a Main Street location, indicating ad rates and formatting rules.
A. L. Evans presents the local weather bulletin from the State Normal weather station. Conditions include temperature, precipitation and wind notes for the day, with expectations for the coming hours and brief regional outlook.
Local shops advertise sales on silverware during November at Glazier's and new stock at Park Merchandise with discounts on corduroy suits, gowns, and gloves. Community updates include religious services, county officials in Boulder for water cases, and a banquet planned for Union Colony Pioneers on November 14 1903 in Greeley.
Jas W Shearer auctioneer offers stock sales and other auctions in Greeley Colorado with reasonable terms and satisfaction guaranteed. Contact ranch 15 6 and Ind phone for services.
Byron Newton and Son advertise a 160 acre farm with strong improvements and 7000 dollars of water rights. Asking price is 9000 dollars with easy terms.
Still they come as George J. Spear sparks interest in a direct Greeley to Denver rail link. Colonel F. E. Meredith D. F. Carmichael and J. J. Cahill from Denver met Greeley business leaders to discuss a direct route not conflicting with the existing line. Cahill promotes Denver Packing Company backing and Carmichael cites Denver real estate ties.
Dr K C Sapero, renowned Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist, will be in Greeley at the Oasis hotel on October 29 30 and 31 for eye examinations. Nervousness and headaches may indicate vision issues and warrant a check.
Charles R. Joseph of Chicago, a cloth merchant, denounced the town after Marshal Camp seized his goods on distraint warrants. His wares were held at Asmus & Son’s livery stable until assessed and paid. He finally retrieved them after paying 83 dollars in taxes.
Max K. Gerry farms 16 acres north of Greeley and 1 ¼ miles west. He harvested 4 352 sacks from 16 acres, an average of 272 sacks per acre. A 22 acre parcel produced 8 042 sacks. Four men Albert Thompson Riley Howard Elmer Dixon and Pete Peterson picked 631 sacks in a single day, averaging about 158 sacks each.
G W Writt of Nacogdoches Texas reports his daughter suffered chills and fever for three years until using Herbine. He says his wife will not keep house without it and cannot say too much for the remedy. Sold by all druggists for 50e.
Parties having claims to loan will do well to call on E. S. Pinney at 706 Eighth Street, SetA.
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