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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
8
The piece extols cash buyers as securing the lowest market price and finest goods in greater quantities, while credit buyers face higher prices and added living costs. It urges readers to compare advertised cash prices with monthly bills, claiming many have switched to cash buying and more will follow.
Sale listing highlights discounts on women's fall suits and coats, children’s coats, and shirtwaists in various fabrics. Includes prices and percent offs, reflecting a period advertisement with limited details.
A dense catalog of wants and sales from the Daily Edition includes livestock cows horses and milch stock, a potato digger, a gray horse, a potato wagon, an upright piano, a corner residence lot, desert relinquishment on 160 acres, 65 acres near the valley, multiple tracts for sale, two city lots, and rent notices. Multiple names appear: W. H. Senier J. V. Crone Houtchens & Drumm Martyn J. W. Harsh Valley Farm Dairy J. W. Crone etc. Also listings for rooms for rent pasture land and housing trades with contact details and prices.
Notices include farm loans from Sanborn and Houston, a tailor and cleaner trading with Glazier's, and W Stockton departing for Wieser Idaho. Wedding invites at Tribune office, suitcases on sale at The Meyer Store, rubber versus potatoes ad, Miss June Steck returning to Denver for Westminster, and Mrs D E Gray leaving for Kersey. Marriage license issued to Martha Richter and W H Schmidt. Mr and Mrs W H Searing return from Tacoma visit. Glenn Hodgell and Everett Calvin plan a mountain camping trip. The Greeley Y hosts a meeting at 812 Thirteenth Street. J T Truby hosts dinner for Mrs Sarah Tomb and Mrs Ralph Drury with guests.
Little Local shoppers urged to visit Lester's for repairs and suits while The Meyer Store promotes Rubber Harvest Certificates as the best life insurance. Florence Gill travels to Fort Morgan for the fair and visits. an organ recital is postponed to Friday due to John Doane Jr illness.
Phone Red 42 for sand and gravel. Farmers' Supply Co offers shot guns and ammunition. John Call of Windsor was in Greeley en route for Winnslow Kansas. Madame Lilla D Windsor phrenologist advertised. Organ recital by John Doane Jr postponed to Friday Sept 18. A A Watterman self filling fountain pen sold at Horne's Book.
Mrs M A Smith of Platteville arrived this morning and the family plans to reside in Greeley Mr Smith has been in town for some time Fred Williams escorted Clara Alward to the state insane asylum at Pueblo Captain David Boyd sought treatment at Place Sanitarium in Boulder and is hoped to improve Luna Smith hosts a reception for sister Amy Monahan of Breckenridge and L W Coggins of Phoenix Laura Spere heads west touring Salt Lake City Los Angeles and other California points
Mrs. J L Suter returns to Denver Tuesday after a three week visit with friends in Greeley. Her niece Miss Bertha Von Rosenberg accompanies her home for a short stay in Denver.
The society holds its regular meeting at 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon at Mrs. H. A. Russell’s home at 1229 Ninth Street. Annual election of officers will be conducted.
The work room under Mrs. L Block presents a millinery display by an experienced Hastern trimmer. Enjoy artistic and practical hats at reasonable prices. Corner Ninth Avenue and Seventh Street.
The Meyer Store promotes underwear for all. Oscar Berg and John Anderson visited Loveland on Tuesday. Harry MecGruder returned Monday from a week in Denver. Red Front Department Store just received a large shipment of up-to-date dry goods.
Mrs. M. E. Stratton and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. March of Hot Springs South Dakota are visiting their sons C. E. and C. E. March this week at 1503 Ninth Ave. The contact phone Weld 389 is listed for all viain treatments.
A. N. Strickland G. E. Barclay S. L. Biddle and H. H. Woods left Tuesday for a business trip to Idaho Falls to discuss upcoming projects and potential partnerships.
Today announces Salvat ion Army Hall services this evening with an open invitation. A sample line of Ladies suits and skirts is offered with low prices aimed at quick sales. Phillips Scanlon of Lohrville and Felix Scanlon of Denver visit M. E. Hullingsworth and family. Fort Collins visitors en route to Twin Falls include Emmett Tickner and others. Mrs. William Mayher invites a Greeley Public Library Tea Friday 3 to 5, no admission but silver offering for furnishing fund. Dr Wm Lodwick notes Osteopathy cures and urges self help through study and action.
Vendors advertise Hamilton Brown shoes on sale at low cash prices at The Meyer Store. A local piano recital is postponed due to illness of John Doane Jr. Mrs. L Thoman and daughter plan to visit Mrs. Collins in town. Mrs FE McGibbon and Mrs. Glynn visit from Fort Collins to see friends in Greeley before traveling to Laramie City. A social hosted by the Y P S C B at the First Presbyterian church featured music and games for 30 to 40 youths.
Miss Mattie Graves hosted a Tuesday evening dinner for Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Coggins of Phoenix Arizona. The southern menu pleased guests and included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mason among the attendees.
FE. W. Albany was arrested today on a charge of larceny and is now re posing in the county jail. The money which amounted to 28 dollars belonged to C. T. Odney a sewing machine man. Albany was a sub-agent working under Odney and having collected the amount is alleged to have used it for his own ends. The arrest was made this morning.
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