Auction bulletin advertises early banded sales and winter dates
Parties hoping to list sales in winter should submit dates early to receive free advertising in the auction bulletin. Address details accompany submissions.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1904
Page
8
Parties hoping to list sales in winter should submit dates early to receive free advertising in the auction bulletin. Address details accompany submissions.
The article analyzes hobos in Colorado, classifying them into tramp, hobo, and yeggmen. It notes twenty jail inmates on vagrancy and theft charges and describes motives, behaviors, and seasonal movement toward potato and beet regions. It warns of nuisance and crime while urging help to prevent wrecked lives.
Saturday elections yielded a single slate of delegates in Greeley with no dissent. Pleasant valley saw a split compromise giving four delegates to one side and five to the other. Ault showed little opposition to the regular state slate, leaving Peabody as governor nominee. Contests loom for superintendent of schools between Crone and Garrison and for county commissioner among Rea, Morse, and Nordell.
Greeley resident J. F. Farrar announces candidacy for state auditor as a Democrat. The report urges vigorous leadership and active support for Farrar, praising his habits and legal background while urging Democrats to back him in the county.
Manager Stephens presents a cleanly written pastoral drama at the Greeley opera house. The cast is praised for refined humor and lifelike characters, with a return engagement planned in a couple of months. The ad closes with a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting its availability through druggists.
Two hundred Baptist Sunday school members spent Thursday at Seelys Lake for their annual picnic. Tables under trees offered fruit and ice cream while attendees enjoyed swinging boating and games. Buses began at 9:30 am from the Baptist church and returned by 6 pm.
Emmett Annis, longtime Greeley pioneer, arrived from Denver last night and left this morning for Tacoma Washington where he works in lumber. He previously lived in Denver and earlier left Greeley about fifteen years ago. His mother Mrs Ely Annis has been visiting Mrs Agnes Dart at 1225 Fourth Street.
Thursday marked Julia Stockover's fourth birthday, celebrated a day later due to grandpa's absence. In a neighborhood gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Mayher's home, many children enjoyed sweet treats, cream, cake, and fruit, with Julia crowned queen of the Mahger and Stockover household.
A popular liniment touted as a household necessity, Chamberlain's Pain Balm provides rapid relief for cuts bruises and burns. It is described as antiseptic preventing blood poisoning and speeding healing by about one third, and also suitable for sprains before inflammation develops.
A large group of Greeley youths departs for Colorado College on Monday. The party includes Florence Fezer Florence Haynes Rhoda Haynes Flossie Churchill Ada Brush Mary Edith McCreery Stella Burchill and Donald McCreery Graham Lamb Paul West Warren Currier. Warren Currier joins with Burchill and Rhoda Haynes as newcomers. Florence Haynes and Florence Haynes are seniors. Florence Haynes will lead the YWCA this term and Florence Fezer will head the Phoedus club.
Joseph McElhiney of Linton Iowa testifies after twenty years of selling Chamberlain's Cough Remedy that it gives complete satisfaction and quick relief for coughs or colds. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
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