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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
8
A called Nazarene church meeting in Greeley announces plans to build a house of worship. They seek financial support from the public, stressing spiritual purpose over show, with Rev. J. W. King and trustee Isaac Wright listed as contact points for offerings to fund the project.
Wm. Forgy advertises a stock of horses and mules at the Carr house near Union depot in Denver. Greeley buyers saving on Denver delivery, with special terms for multiple teams and personal visits on specific days. Forgy plans buying Mondays and Tuesdays and Windsor on Wednesdays, with sales in Denver Thursdays Fridays Saturdays.
I was weak from diarrhoea and after one dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy I was cured. I had taken other medicines for nine days without relief. I recommend it as the best bowel remedy. R G Stewart Greenville Ala. For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley Produce and Commission Co led by Ira I. Sides announces a new warehouse at 705 Fifth Street. They state readiness for business and offer the highest market price for produce with telephone contact Greeley 257. Potatoes onions and cabbage highlighted.
Farmers Mercantile Co offers the highest market price for oats and barley, inviting farmers to sell their grain. The notice emphasizes strong buying interest and competitive rates.
Seasonal wool dress goods appeal with deep discounts across several regular prices. Items listed include regular 1.50 shoes? No, wool fabrics. sale prices shown for 1.50, 1.25, 1.00, 75c, and 50c levels, signaling a bold clearance.
Readable fragments show bed spreads with regular prices ranging from 1.50 to 3.50 and sale prices noted but text is garbled. The item appears to be a retail sale notice listing multiple bed spread price points and discounts.
Regular and sale prices shown for various cotton and wool blankets including 10-4 and 11-4 sizes. Offers include regular $3.00 to $4.50 ranges with sale prices around $1.79 to $6.00 and mixed price points for cotton and wool combos.
Mrs Charles Neff and children visited friends in Longmont on Thursday. Walter Thomas spent several days on his claim near Grover this week. Duane DeVolle couple began housekeeping after a trip east. In June Charles Neff and son Clarence went to Denver on Saturday. Clarence has eye trouble and they saw Dr Black, a specialist.
Wyatt Clark and Davis prepare to feed about 1000 lambs while the Bays brothers return from foothill outings. Mrs Henry Schrenk returns from a relatives visit in Windsor. Miss Mary Lee of Denver returns home after visiting friends there. Mr and Mrs B Trenholme of Haton were driving in the district this week. M and Mrs Joseph Shreeves of Nampa Idaho visited Fay and Fay Bland Monday. Miss Sarah Plaisance of New Orleans visiting C H Thomas family, plans Boulder University enrollment. Miss Helen Thomas returns to Ann Arbor to resume duties as librarian.
Miss Nora Goodwin of Greeley visited Rowe District friends. Miss Nettie Collins stayed with Miss Lulu Schoonover Thursday. Mrs. S. A. Dickey and children visited relatives in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Garrett returned from Morris Nebraska after visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. A Pearson and Lily travel to Idaho Springs for rheumatism treatment, P. J. Newman in charge. Mrs. M. Darrow hosted a luncheon for Miss Leonora Goodwin with guests Mesdames Nichols Olsen and Fry.
Windsor J G Hess opened a new bakery. Chas Miller of Milwaukee visited the Kerns. Vincent Lowry stayed with Windsor friends after visiting Baton. The merry go round moved to Ault. C S railroad hauling ballast for track work near the depot. W A Collins bought lots near Mason's hall to build a brick block. Mr and Mrs G W Briggs attended Pumppin Pie Day in Lyndmont. Maud Walker returns to post office after weeks in St Louis Fort Morgan and Greeley. W E Williams from Denver to handle local business. Wm Forgy to move to Denver for better schooling for his daughter. Mrs Robert Harris returns from Taylor Wis. W T Boreing moves to Culver to manage Williams Porter Produce Co.
A Midland City Alabama resident reports thirty years of tetter relief after using three boxes of Cham berlain's Salve. The user notes outbreaks still occur rarely but are far milder, and credits Dr Beach for the endorsement.
A special meeting of the stockholders in Cheyenne Wyoming on September 14 1907 voted to dissolve The Colorado Wyoming Telephone Company and wind up its affairs. Officers Potter and Williams authorize notices and legal steps for dissolution with publications starting September 19 1907 and concluding October 24 1907.
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