Windstorm Lashes Fort Collins Cause Damages and Injuries
A March 16 windstorm in Fort Collins caused property damage and personal injuries. A 12 year old girl, daughter of farmer Adam Delnes, was struck by a beard blown from a barn, knocked unconscious with a two by two inch head wound requiring stitches. She was taken to City hospital for several days. Winds reached about 52 miles per hour as a cold wave formed, with a brick wall at Bright brothers barn damaged and windows blown in at the armory.Decorative globe lighting was torn from over fifty globes, fences and sheds suffered, and telephone and power lines were damaged requiring overnight repairs by utility crews.
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Fort Collins
Calo
Mar
Adam Delnes
Wester
Bern
Ily Ory
Bright Brothers
Armory
Church Sunday Schedules and Clergy Listings
Local church notices list service times for First Methodist Episcopal, First Congregational, Seventh Day Adventist, St. Mark's Episcopal, Presbyterian, First Church of Christ Scientist, St. Mary's Cathedral, Salvation Army, Second Baptist, Evangelical Lutheran, Swedish Lutheran, and Allen A. M. E. including pastors Edwin Brace, John Shingler, and others, with mass, worship, Sunday school, and special programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
John J. Shingler
Christian Endeavor
Daingerfield Rewarded for Weather Service in Wyoming
Lawrence H. Daingerfield meteorologist for the Wyoming weather bureau receives a substantial salary increase for his work aiding stock owners ranchers and farmers. His forecasts have saved railroads and shippers thousands of dollars. a planned bureau building with living quarters is postponed due to the war.
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Lawrence. H. Daingerfield
Wyoming Weather Bureau
Daingerfield
Weather Bureau
Red Star Relief Organizes Wyoming Branches
W. O. Stillman of the American Red Star Animal Relief association directs the state board of child and animal protection to set up Red Star branches in Wyoming towns. The Wyoming Humane Society assigns county coordinators. money goes to Stillman to aid care of wounded horses, with funds used solely for that purpose.
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W. O. Stillman
American Red Star Animal Relief Association
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Red Star
Wyoming
Wyoming Humane Society
The
Humane Society
E. W. Burke
Stillman
War Department
Fragmentary Names Reported in Local Record
A damaged OCR fragment lists several personal names and surnames including McClellan Weston Wisk Mabel G Kinguley alongside unclear references and organizational hints, with no clear event or location established. The fragment preserves the sequence of names but lacks context or dates.
Wyoming engineers to form state association in Cheyenne
Folmn Body about dortp elvil engineers will gather in Cheyenne Monday and Tuesday to form an association in Wyoming. Meetings in the house of representatives at the state capitol will be followed by a Tuesday night tanquem at the Plains hotel. James B. True, state engineer, coordinates plans as papers on engineering problems are read and discussions on amendments to the irrigation and water laws are held.
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Dortp-Elvil
Cheyenne
Éfell Éngineers’ Association
Wyoming
House of Representatives
State Capitol
Plains Hotel
James B. True
Fitting Observance of First War Anniversary Urged
James A. Levine urges Cheyenne to honor April 6 as the United States marks its first year in war. He calls for new flags, civic planning, and a citywide observance to echo patriotism from Cheyenne to Europe and across the nation.
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United States
America
Cheyenne
Europe
Rocky Mountains
State Council of National Defense
Bookmarks Promote Third Liberty Loan in Carnegie Library
Campaign material distributed through libraries to advertise the third Liberty loan. Bookmarks placed in all books at the Carnegie library feature four short paragraphs praising the loan on one side and a small advertisement on the reverse.
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Carnegie Library
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Stetson
Hata
E. A. Mallory
W. L. Douglas
T. D. Barry
Royal Shoes
Reed
Justin Cowboy
Arrow
Fashion Park
Rochester, N. ‘Es
Sam Stark
Lincoln Highway
Lyric Theater
Brussels
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighteenth Street
Central Avenue
Edwin FB. Brace
Epworth League
Labor Hall
St. Mark's Episcopal
A. Huston
Congregational Church
J. J. Shingler
Modern Anttihrist
First Baptist Charel
quartette—Wilson
First Church of Christ
Sciempiat
Twenty-sixth Street
Carey Avenue
Father Hartmann
Holenberg
Dunn Street
Salvation Arary
Young People's Legion
Robert Ferguson
West Nineteenth Street
Stresia
C. O. Smith
Evangelical Lutheran Church
U. A. GO
House Streets
Frang Frese
House Street
Allen A. M. E
Eighteenth and
Thames Streets
Rey, J. W. Rogers
L.H. Daingerfield
Albany County
W. C. Thomas
Ble Horn
G. W. Snow
Campbell
H. J. Chassell
Carbon
Frank Hadsell
Converse
O. C. Schwiering
Crook
Harry P. Traley
Fremont
H. M. Farlow
Goshen
James G. Sherman
Hot Springs
Harry EB. Holdridge
Johnson
Mra. R. B. Rose
Agate
James A. Levine
Berlin
H-L
Percy Smith Mercantile Company
17Th Street
Pioneer Avenue
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