Greeley High School Bond Increase Potential in New Law
Colorado lawmakers advance measures to raise bonding capacity for crowded schools. Greeley District No 6 could gain about 56 000 beyond current limits, with the building project planned to address a city of 25 000 and a 100 000 cost estimate. The bill awaits final action and governor signing as districts in Fort Collins Loveland Grand Junction and others face similar space shortages.
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C. EB. Carter
Denver
Carter
Shafroth
Greeley
Ambitious Plan to Build Noted School in Greve Ley
A proposal seeks to balance funds and within twelve months establish Greve Ley as one of the state's grandest educational institutions. The plan aims to elevate local schooling with substantial endowments and infrastructure.
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Greveley
East Side Mission youths meet at Mrs Rose home
The East Side Mission young people's society held its monthly meeting at Mrs H A Rose's residence with about twenty five attendees. A candy pulling contest failed as planned and cream puffs caused laughter when guests bit into cotton padding. Refreshments followed with games and merriment concluding the evening.
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East Side Mission Young People's Society
H. A. Rose
Rausch Recipes Prove Popular with Tribune Readers
The Tribune will continue publishing Miss Rausch recipes after strong reader demand. Between 4 and 8 pm yesterday and all day today the paper received 110 calls requesting more recipes, showing high subscriber appreciation and prompting staff jokes about hiring a fulltime telephone operator.
May Mean Post Office Building May Mean Post Office Building
Washington April 2 money to the amount of 106000000 will be available for erecting public buildings in towns of 5000 or more if a bill introduced today by Senator Scott of West Virginia should become a law. The bill provided that bonds up to that amount shall be issued by the government and draw 2 percent interest. They are payable at the government’s pleasure in ten years or due in 20 years and are exempt from taxes.
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Daily Tribune
Washington
Scott
West Virginia
Storks At It Again Windsor Special
Windsor reports a population boom with four newborns this week. A baby girl arrived at the Griff household Thursday morning, another girl at the Jesse Evans home Wednesday, and two boys born this week to the Kern and Walters families.
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Windsor
Griff
Jesse Evans
Edgar Kern
Ed Walters
Gambling case results in fines for two men
Two men were fined 100 dollars plus costs this morning after a quick jury verdict in a gambling case. N T Nelson pleaded not guilty and faced a trial, while another defendant who pleaded guilty faced about 115 dollars total. Witnesses included John A Hughes and Oscar Bloomberg, foreman at Van Sickle’s livery barn.
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Gambline
N. T. Nelson
Nelson
van Sickle
Sparks
John A. Hughes
Oscar Bloomberg
Accident at Eaton coal mine injures miner Joe Rogers
In the Farmers coal mine near Eaton Joe Rogers suffered severe bruising when draw rock fell on his back. He is bedridden under a physician care and may be unable to walk for months. Workers blame risk taking but note he crawled out unaided and would have died if struck on the head.
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Eaton
Farmers
Joe Rogers
Twelve Cars Cattle Today
Davis Brothers ship twelve cars of cattle to the Missouri river to clear cattle on feed in the region. They bought Dr. W P Allen's cattle interests here last fall and expect the shipment to finish the local on feed issue.
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Davis Brothers
Missouri River
Dr. W P. Allen
Roosevelt at Gibraltar Today
The Roosevelt party arrived aboard the Hamburg near Gibraltar and planned to sail for Naples after a brief visit. Roosevelt declined dinner ashore due to time, and the group will transfer to the Admiral in harbor. Meanwhile in Los Angeles a pocketbook containing 175 dollars was found as a joke on April Fool’s Day and later returned to its owner.
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Daily Tribune
Gibraltar
Hamburg
Theodore Roosevelt
Naples
Mr. Roosevelt
Sir Forestier-Walker
Los Angeles
Calif
M. I. Alschuler
Dessaoines
Iowa
Sixth
Main Streets
Alschuler
Ice
Pasadena
City Election Reminder and Voting Details
A local notice urges residents to vote in the upcoming city election on Tuesday April 6. It explains registration hurdles, machine voting at the court house precinct, and that City Clerk Patton and D Edgar Wilson will assist with the ballot setup. It notes quick results after polls close and mentions minimal costs for ballots and staffing savings with machine use.
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Court House
Patton
Edgar Wilson
Building boom in LaSalle drives town to prosperity
LaSalle sees unprecedented building activity as Phil Dale prepares a cottage and Powel, Bentley, Harry Coffman, nv. & Ellis, and others raise homes. A soft water well by R. B. Carpenter hits at 130 feet, and next month may bring new dwellings and possibly business houses.
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LaSalle
Union Pacific
Denver
Cheyenne
Phil Dale
Powel
John Bentley
Bentley
Harry Coffman
Mr. Cofman
Nv. & Ellis
R. B. Carpenter
Dick Lott Near Death After Appendicitis Operation
Dick Lott of Eaton lies at the point of death from a strain after an appendicitis operation in Denver. A drayman by trade he returned home and resumed work before a heavy lifting accident possibly proved fatal. He is married with several small children.
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Dick Lott
Eaton
Lott
Denver
Another Car of Hogs LaSalle Special
Another carload of hogs from this district shipped to Denver for market. The hogs owned by R W DeVinny illustrate swine as an export, with feeders showing good results in winter hog feeding experiments.
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R. W. DeVinny
Denver
April Fools Birthday Prank for Weld County Republican Leader
Charles Hansen of the Weld County Republican party received a surprise birthday party on April 1. At 6 pm he found a dozen guests and a large chicken dinner awaiting him. Local editor remarks suggest such jokes happen several times a year.
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Ty Republican
Mr. Hansen
Fifteen Acre Gipson Sale Fetches Four Thousand
R W Harris of Gipson district sold a fifteen acre garden tract for 4000 dollars. The land had no improvements, bringing a price near 275 dollars per acre. Purchaser is E E Meredith of Greeley.
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Gipson
R. W. Harris
Gipson District
E. E. Meredith
Greeley
LaSalle to Get New U P Station and Automatic Coal Chutes
LaSalle will begin work soon on a new railroad depot with uncertain location options. The project includes replacing coal chutes with two automatic structures, improving efficiency for the town’s coal handling as LaSalle, a key station between Denver and Cheyenne, modernizes its transit facilities.
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LaSalle
Denver
Cheyrenne
Twen
Le Tribune Ads Help You to Save
An advertising pitch urges readers to track savings from ads and set aside the money in a special fund, claiming yearly sums from groceries to art and furnishings. Mr and Mrs Sherman King of Fort Collins attended the funeral of Rev J W King.
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LE Tribune
Mrs. Sherman King
Fort Collins
Rev
J. W. King
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