Weld County Fair directors named for county wide project
A meeting to perfect the organization elected thirteen directors for the Weld County Fair association to oversee a 25000 stock capital. Chester Blunt was chosen president and D J March secretary with March praised for touring the county to solicit nearly 16000 in pledges. The plan emphasizes county representation and cooperation with local clubs ahead of an election next Saturday.
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Weld County Fair Association
Creeley
Chester Bieot
Pleasant Valley
Attorney Strong
Messrs
March
Eaton
Camp
Rothschild
D. J. March
A. L. Camp
Chester Blunt
J. B. Dickey
W. A. Insinger
I. Rothschild
C. R. Woods
R.A. Dix
Bruce G. Eaton
George Emerson
W. L. Clayton
R. W. de Vinny
LaSalle
George A. Hodgson
Platteville
Coe
Mr. March
Weld County
Farmers Club
Driving Club
Mrs. Hayes Lectures On Rescue Work At Evans Church
Mrs Dinnie M Hayes state superintendent of the rescue work of the WW Co TA spoke at the Re formed Presbyterian church in Evans Sunday morning drawing a large audience and a substantial collection. Evening services were canceled due to Rev I A Blackwood illness with grip.
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Evans
Dinnie M. Hayes
Ww. Co. T. A
Reformed Presbyterian Church
I. A. Blackwood
Island Grove Driving Club Names Officers for Year
The Island Grove Driving club met Saturday evening and elected D J March as secretary and manager of the County Fair, J S Hall as president, and Dr Bird as treasurer. Seven directors were chosen: D J March Archie Camp Milton Seaman J S Hall M D Spencer Dr Bird and M H Morgan. A summer meet was discussed with plans for a weekly Thursday matinee starting the first Thursday in May.
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Island Grove
Racing Association
Fair Association
Fair
D. J. Mareh
County Fair Association
J. S. Hall
Dr. Bird
D. Vs. March
Archie Camp
Milton Seaman
J. 8. Hall
M. D. Spencer
M. H. Morgan
Healthy Growth of the Church at Greeley
Five additions brought total new members to sixty since Rev. Dubber began leading the Christian church in October. The pastor and congregation note gratifying growth across all church activities and programs.
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Christian Church
Dubber
Greeley
Mrs Hammett Heads to Denver for Visit
Mrs H A Hammett traveled to Denver this morning for a short visit with her mother, planning to stay a few days.
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H. A. Hammett
Denver
Automobile Fire Truck Preferred by City Fire Officials
The May meeting of the fire and building committee reviewed options for a new fire wagon. Chief Patterson favors an automobile truck priced around 4000 dollars, arguing lower operating costs and quicker response compared with a horse drawn wagon. The committee will thoroughly investigate before reporting to the council, which has a 5000 dollar fire department appropriation.
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Adams
Howard
Luther
Patterson
Alderman Adams
Beet Growers Lead Tariff Petition Drive in Colorado
Colorado residents mobilize against further tariff cuts on sugar with petitions circulating in Greeley and Fort Collins. About 663 Greeley citizens signed in two days, with over 1,000 from the district and about 5,000 from northern Colorado. Woolgrowers and hidemen plan similar action.
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Colorado
Washington
Greeley
H. Timothy
Fort Collins
Windsor Visit Sparks Bold Return Hopes
Gone to Windsor the Oddfellows and Rebekahs swept in this morning and predict a victory at drill and prizes. On the train were Mrs F E Straight M J W Payne Mrs J Sides Mrs Lawrence Pollock Mrs D H Scott and daughter Norma Mr and Mrs Dwyer Mr and Mrs Mead Sanfor and Miss May Sanford Mrs M Spencer. A trainload also went away uncounted.
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May Sanford
M. Spencer
Bond Issue Allowed For Henrylyn Irrigation Project
Judge Garrigues in the district court Saturday allowed the petition for the issuance of 8 000 000 in bonds to finance the Henrylyn Irrigation project. Construction has begun and the contractors have arranged to take the bonds themselves.
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Henrylyn
Garrigues
Hungerford Divorce Granted in Desertion Case
Frank E B Hungerford is granted a divorce from Mary Hungerford. Married in Shelb y Neb in 1899, he moved to Colorado a few years ago without her. The decree cites desertion as the grounds for dissolution.
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Frank EB. Hungerford
Mary
She'by
Neb
Colorado
Daily Tribune to the Folks Back Home Beats a Letter
A short note urges readers to send the Daily Tribune to relatives abroad as a quicker way to share news. The call emphasizes timely updates and community connection through mailed copies.
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the Daily Tribune
Colorado Elks to Visit Los Angeles for Grand Lodge Meet
Colorado Elks plan a large delegation to the grand lodge session in Los Angeles next July. A special train of up to 500 delegates will travel from Colorado 150 from Denver aboard a train with a $5,000 bond, routing via Denver & Rio Grande to Salt Lake City and then Southern Pacific rails to the east. Delegates include C Townsend and W R Patterson from Greeley and many others expected to attend.
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Los Angeles
Colorado Elks
Grand Lodge
Pacific
Los Angelenos
Southern Pacific
Elks
Colorado
Denver
Denver & Rio Grande
Salt Lake City
Greeley
C. ©. Townsend
W. R. Patterson
Evans School Opens in New East Evans Brick House
Today marks the first day of school in the new East Evans schoolhouse built of brick, costing 15,000. J H Rhoads held the contract and is finishing touches as pupils and teachers begin classes in the two room structure that replaces the old frame building used for many years.
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New Evans School
Evans Special
East Evans
J. H. Rhoads
Delta School Election Quiet Vote Foreseen
Delta Special polls open next Monday with only one vacancy for the presidency. Incumbent Albert Lawrence is likely to be unanimously reelected as his work has been satisfactory and no opponents are known.
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Albert Lawrence
Lawrence
Enos Mills to Speak on Forest Conservation at High School
Enos Mills of the forestry service will address high school pupils tomorrow on conserving national forests. He notes that mountain timber slows snowmelt and spaces water for irrigation over months, unlike watersheds where forests are cleared. Plans exist for a public evening talk, but suitable quarters are not yet arranged.
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Enos Mills
Forestry Service
Mr. Mills
Real Estate Deals Reported By Byron Newton & Son
Real estate agents Byron Newton & Son report multiple recent sales including Frank P. Meeker selling a West Eleventh Street house and lot for 1850 to Mr. Meredith, Henry Carlson selling a Fourteenth Avenue property for 179 to Mr. Meek, and other transfers such as Charles Carter to Mrs. Brage on Ninth Street for 165. Additional deals include Frank Sutor selling Tenth Street property for 2000 to Mr. Rockafeler, G H Sweet selling two Denver houses and lots for 7000 to William Motheral, and Motheral selling 80 acres in Morgan County to G H Sweet for 8090.
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Byron Newton & Son
Frank P. Meeker
Meridith
West Eleventh Street
Henry Carlson
Meek
Fourteenth Avenue
Charles Carter
Brage
Ninth Street
Frank Sutor
Rockafeler
Tenth Street
G. H. Sweet
William Motheral
Denver
Morgan County
Orpheum Goat Show Draws Record Crowds in Greeley
Manager F L Brett of the Orpheum staged a goat show that drew unprecedented crowds. Last week the vaudeville attraction was the talk of town with the venue at capacity, a Saturday overflow, and police needed to keep the sidewalk clear.
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F. L. Brett
Orpheum
Greeley
Lost brood mare in Missouri line dies in neighborhood
John Clarkson reports a valuable brood mare valued at 325 lost after being brought from Missouri. The death marks the fourth blooded horse to die in the past two weeks in the area. Clarkson works to raise the foal by hand and may save it.
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John Clarkson
Missouri
Clarkson
Eaton Club Year Ends With Comedy Sketch
The Eaton Woman’s club year closed Friday with a president’s home gathering at 4 pm and a six o’clock supper for members and husbands. A comedy sketch The Tipsy Pudding was staged at Mrs Clark’s parlors with seven players and strong audience applause. The cast included Mrs John Bustle Mrs Carlson Grandma Bustle Mrs Hogue Mary Bustle Miss Elsie Clark Kat rina Von Schloshenheimer Mrs Clark Matilda Jane Pepper Mrs Phillips Angelina Moonshine Miss Ethel Coffman. A humorous post supper exchange suggested ongoing club activity next year.
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Eaton Club
Eaton
J. C. Carlson
John Bustle
Carlson
Grandma Bustle
Hogue
Mary Bustle
Elsie Clark
Biddy Moriarity
Duke
Katrina von Schloshenheimer
Clark
Matilda Jane Pepper
Matilda Jane Pepper, Mrs. Phillips; Angelina Moonshine
Ethel Coffman
Three Local Men Conducted Business in Greeley
Bennett Nelson Willis Gordon and J Don Hollander of Kuner conducted business in Greeley on Friday.
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Bennett Nelson
Willis Gordon
J. Don Hollander
Kuner
Greeley
Westminster University faculty fired after salary dispute
Denver report says trustees and Westminster University faculty clash over back salaries and cuts. The entire faculty will be dismissed effective after school closes on June 1, with a new faculty to be chosen before fall work begins.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Westminster University
Stranger 20 year old feeble minded man picked up by police
Police report another intoxicated or mind affected man in the area with about ten in a few months. The stranger, named Robert Homer Jones, says he recalls being in Red Oak Indiana long ago and appears to be a resident from another state. Officers are unsure how to handle him.
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Bacilli
Robert Homer Jones
Red Oak
Up-to-Date Farmers Plan Electric Household Power
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Bickling of five miles northeast of town travel to Denver on business. They intend to install electric fixtures for light and power, with water providing motive power. A washing machine, a churn, and other appliances will reduce farm drudgery.
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H. N. Bickling
Denver
Bicklings
Beets Nearly All In In LaSalle District
Beets in the LaSalle district are nearly gathered with about 600 acres remaining. If fine weather holds, all will be in by May 15. John Dale at Peckham reports 12 acres undamaged by early frosts and likely ready for thinning by May 10.
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LaSalle
John Dale
Peckham
Bert Foster Arrested on Statutory Charge
Bert Foster, 20, arrested on a statutory charge after a complaint by a 12 year old boy. Foster, a former depot janitor, is brother to another boy jailed in January for stealing sheep pelts near the sugar factory. he reportedly confessed, facing reform school or penitentiary time.
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Bert Foster
Foster
Riverside Land Company settles with W. E. Day over reservoir damage
The Riverside Land company and W. E. Day reached an amicable settlement after a dispute over land spoilage and improvements caused by the reservoir. Day receives compensation totaling $2,985.
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Riverside Land Company
W. E. Day
Young people to meet for reorganiz ation social
The group will meet next Friday evening with Mrs. H A Russell to plan a reorganization. A program and social follow. The organizing committee includes Misses Carrie Euge, Carrie Woodruff and Lillian Kelley.
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H. A. Russell
Carrie Euge
Carrie Woodruff
Lillian Kelley
Seventh member of Normal school board named
Governor Shafroth appointed S. J. Donleavy of Trinidad as the seventh member of the Normal school board. Donleavy is editor of the Trinidad Advertiser and was named on Saturday.
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Normal School Board
Shafroth
S. J. Donleavy
Trinidad
The
Trinidad Advertiser
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