Local clubs map next year’s plans in Greeley society notes
Greeley club members prepare for September start with studies spanning nature, literature, politics and art. Groups include the W K club with 51 members led by Mrs James Seom, the Progressa Club, New Century Club, Graphite Club, and Centennial Chapter D A R, plus Salmagundi, PBOS Sisterhood, and North Side Country Club. Meetings begin September 14, 25, and October 6 with varied programs and social events as fall resumes.
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W. K
James Seom
Mre
A Hrealy
Progresa Club
W. T
Graphite Club
I N
Salmagundi Club
Mins Gerdie Norris
Eer
Helen Starr
Pbos Sisterhood
Pris
Har- Shaw
North Side Country Club
Jennie Hill
Irty
Mem Ware Farm
Elena
Social Science Circle
Iet
D. D. Hugh
BE B. Coul Tr
Osgood Plans $1 Million Marble Quarry at Redstone
Reports from Glenwood Springs indicate John C. Osgood, former head of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company, will invest about $1,000,000 to open a new marble quarry at Redstone near his noted facility.
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Daily Tribune
Glenwood Springs
Colo
John C. Osgood
Colorado Fuel & Rod Company
Redstone
Labor Federation Election Prelims at Daily Tribune
State Federation of Labor conducts its annual election in Denver with a contest between current president George Hawley and Edwin S. Close. Victory hinges on the Colling delegation and the next federation meeting before the legislature, aiming to repeal Colorado’s boycott law.
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Labor Federation
Daily Tribune
Denver
State
Fedation of Labor
George Hawley
Nd Edwin
Art Colling
Federaon
Llorado
Boy Accidental Shooting Near Estes Park
Paul Ferguson son of A A Ferguson of Loveland Colorado was seriously wounded by a companion while hunting about two miles east of Estes Park He was with Max Anderson and two Monmouth Illinois men Leslie Grier and Robert Bartlett A hunter shot at a squirrel in a pine tree Ferguson was struck in the back as the animal jumped between branches
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Daily Tribune
Loveland
Colo
Paul Ferguson
A. A. Ferguson
Estes Par
Max Anderson
David Anderson
Denver
Monmouth, Ill
Leslie Grier
Robert Bartlett
Ferguson
Old survey friends reunite in Colorado heat escape
W H Edwards meets W T Loomis in Greeley after eight years apart. Loomis, a Girard Illinois construction engineer, helped survey a railroad from Carbondale to Redtone on the western slope later built by Colorado Fuel and Iron. Loomis knew E G McKinney and Lincoln Pishback. He came to Colorado to escape hot weather of the near term.
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W. H. Edwards
W. T Loomis
Girard
Edwards
Carbondale
Redtone
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Loomis
E.G. McKinney
Lincoln Pishback
Poultry Institute Promises Interest Here Next Week
The Weld County Farmers Institute hosts a poultry institute next Monday in the former Frank Blunt building east of Hurlbut steam laundry with sessions at 10 a m and 4 30 p m If crowd exceeds capacity meetings move to Greeley park Judge Rhodes Topeka and Prof Cottrell State agricultural WH M Bainer Dr J W Downey R C Clay Colorado Springs Prof W G Chambers and others will exhibit and judge breeds EB Bliss presides with R M Haythorne treasurer and C L Fitch secretary.
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Poultry Institute
Frank Blunt
Hurlbut
Rhodes
Greeley Park
Judge Rhodes
Topeka
Cottrell
State Agricultural
WH. M. Bainer
J. W. Downey
R. C. Clay
Colorado Springs
W. G. Chambers
Greeley
Weld County Farmers’ Institute
EB. R. Bliss
R. M. Haythorne
C. L. Fitch
Boys HAD A TIME On Lake Lindenmeier trip with 16 youths
The Daily Tribune notes 16 carrier boys woke at 4 am to ride a 100k train to Fort Collins and sail the lake with Mr Lindenmeier. They enjoyed two tours in a steam launch and shared a morning of fishing, tallying 42 perch among the group.
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Daily Tribune Carrier
Lake Lindenmeier
Fort Collins
Courier Carrier
Judge Sumner Dies on Train near Julesburg
Judge George Sumner, 64, long time Colorado resident and former Durango district judge, died of heart failure on a westbound Union Pacific train near Julesburg while en route home to Denver after a vacation in Madison Wisconsin. He had been 30 years in Colorado.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
George Sumner
Colorado
Durango
U. P
Julesburg
Madigan
Wis
Judge Sumner
One Pined Two Banished After Razor License Bust
W. R. Parker arrested by Assistant Marshal Rienks for selling razors and cheap wares without a license. He was tried by Police Magistrate Davia, fined $6 plus costs total $8.60. Two others were brought in and discharged with orders to leave town.
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W. R. Parker
Marshal Rienks
Davia
Mr. Rienks
Girl in Red a Thriller at Carver Diving Horses Show
A Carver Circus act features five trained diving horses led by the “Girl in Red.” The horses perform daring jumps into a water tank, while a lively side show of bucking horses and rough ranch antics draws a growing crowd from Thursday to the evening performance. The diving horses are the main attraction, having trained for years and earning audience cheers as they dive, kiss their trainer for sugar, and return for rubbing and blanket care. The piece notes the thrill and danger of the act, especially the rider on the final ascent into the water.
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Carver
Cheyenne
Picket Pin
Sun Dance
Montana Rossie
Brandash
Jeruselem
Jerusalem
Dr. Carver
Ima
Sugar
Silver King
Cattle Raisers Leader Warns of Rising Costs and Land Split
Kansas City asks readers that cheap beef and cheap land are ending as Col Ike T Pryor of the Cattle Raisers Association of Texas argues big ranches break into small farms. He says improved farms will support more cattle, but farmers cannot sell at old grass fed prices.
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The
Daily Tribune
Kansas City
Ike T. Pryor
Cattle Raisers’ Association of Texas
America
Pryor
Saloonkeeper Kills Burglary Suspect in Colorado City
Denver report of George E. Ziegler a Colorado City saloonkeeper at 819 Colorado Ave who during a struggle last night shot and killed an unknown burglar in his room at the Colonial House Fifteen and California Streets Ziegler who was bedridden for three days fought back as the thief demanded him to lie still and exposed a watch the struggle wrecked the room and left police puzzled by the dead man’s known ties to the room and Ziegler’s claimed lack of prior knowledge of the intruder.
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Denver
George E. Ziegler
Colorado Avenue
Colorado City
Colonial House
Fifteen
California
Ziegler
Chief Armstrong
Goldfie
Cousthbie
Dufty Kills Children in Evergreen Cemetery Tragedy
Henry J Dufty killed his two children with an ax in the Evergreen cemetery crisis after preparing three graves for himself, his son, and his married daughter. He then attacked his wife, attempted suicide with a butcher knife, and lay restrained in the receiving hospital overnight. He recalled blank moments and claimed love for his daughter while seeking forgiveness.
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The
Daily Tribune
Los Angeles
Evergreen Cemetery
Henry J Dufty
Dufty
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