Faculty changes announced at Colorado State Normal
Dr Irving A Miller appointed head of Science and Philosophy of Education at Colorado State Normal School. A Chicago University alumnus with Wisconsin Normal Milwaukee experience, Miller writes Psychology and Thinking. Harriett T Stalmaker of New York City named English teacher and high school preceptress, succeeding Miss Aches Parker who resigns to focus on business interests.
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Irving A. Miller
Colorado State Normal School
Miller
University of Chicago
Wisconsin State Normal
Milwaukee
Harriett T. Stalmaker
New York City
Aches Parker
Miss Stalmaker
Teachers College
Miss Parker
Cupid Arrows Tremble As Windsor Pair Wed
Everett Freak aged 23 and Miss Pherby M Rickman aged 19, both of Windsor, signed for marriage at the county clerk's office. The clerk notes their nervous but valid signatures as the couple moves toward future happiness.
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Cupid
Everett Freak
Pherby M. Rickman
Windsor
Luther
Greeley Grays Set To Defend Title Against Three Mile
Tomorrow the Greeley Grays defend their amateur title against Denver's Three Mile team at 2 20 PM on the baseball grounds. The Grays have updated their lineup and will rely on strong players as the rival club respects their ability.
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Greeley Grays
Three Mile
Denver
Grays
Baseball
Deaf man jailed on charge of wife beating
Frank Tecusch, deaf, is jailed at Catona after pleading guilty to wife beating he did not understand due to his inability to hear. His wife in Green Bay seeks county aid to secure his release as neighbors misinterpret the incident at the depot over a $5 charge.
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Frank Tecusch
Catona
Green Bey
Tecusch
Legislators urged to fund per diem for school board travel
A 1909 communication from Colorado teachers asks the legislature to pass a law granting per diem and mileage to district school board members to attend county associations and one representative from each board to attend the state teachers' meeting. It asks publication in the Colorado School Journal and local papers. Also notes Mrs. O M McElroy visiting Fort Collins and local residents in town.
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Greeley
Colo
Colorado
J. H. Shriber
Boulder County
Teachers of Normal Institute District No. 2
State Teachers’ Association
Colorado School Journal
Oscar D. Morris
Weld
Jessie R. Moore
Larimer
E. E. Cory
Boulder
Has Won Two Fortunes In South American Ventures
Mr. and Mrs. William Hope long time residents of the Argentine Republic visit Greeley for three days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Johnson before sailing to Seattle to join their daughter returning from a trip to Japan. Born in England, Hope built a fortune in South America then lost it in a crisis and rose again near Rosario. He now contemplates future residence as Miss Annette Haven of Washington, a longtime South American educator and friend, also visits.
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William Hope
Argentine Republic
Greeley
B. F. Johnson
Seattle
Japan
Hope
England
Washington, D. C
South America
Minnesota
Rosario
Annette Haven
Washington
Mrs. Hope
Miss Haven
Johnson
Taft sends regrets to Greeley concert band benefit game
President Taft cannot attend the Greeley Baseball Park event next Thursday as invited. Telegrams indicate plans cannot be changed and cite prior commitments involving local political groups and a Teddy Bears parade.
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Bill Taft
Gorell
Onor
Tribune Teddy Bears
Republican Restiers
Teddy Bears
Republican Rustlers
Greeley
Double Fire Strikes Greeley Area Humble House and Barn
A vacant house owned by Joseph Heaton on Third Street between Twelfth and Thirteenth Avenues burned to the foundation after a rear starting blaze of suspected incendiary origin. A second alarm fought a barn owned by Mrs. D. G. Rogers at Thirteenth Avenue and Eleventh Street, extinguished before a hose cart arrived. The first blaze underscores the urgency for faster response.
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Greeley
Joseph Heaton
Third Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth Avenues
D. G. Rogers
Thirteenth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Heaton
Jap Makes A Record On A Seventy-Eight Mile Ride
Nisa Sato, a popular high school athlete from Rockhurst, rode seventy eight miles to Windsor then caught a 5 pm train to Greeley. He described the ride as not very hard despite rough mountain sections and said he was smiling at the end. James Foley and Frank McKenney, visiting from Wisconsin, are guests of T A Foley of Delta on their stop before heading to Seattle.
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Nisa Sato
Nisa
Rockhurst
Greeley Colony
Poudre
Greeley
Windsor
James Foley
Frank McKenney
Wisconsin
Seattle
T. A. Foley
Delta
Mrs C A House and R H Downey See Chicago Trade Route
Mrs C A House and R H Downey depart Sunday for Chicago to purchase goods. Downey plans to visit relatives in Zanesville and Cumberland Ohio before returning in a few weeks.
Son Buried in Greeley After Sudden Illness
Merle Snyder, seven, died Friday from appendicitis and was buried this morning in Macy's funeral parlor with Rev. R. J. Hunter officiating. His mother Mrs. Belle Snyder, sole parent in Greeley, could not reach the boy’s father. Bert Godfrey of Godfrey Bottoms visited Greeley Friday.
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Merle Snyder
Merle
Belle Snyder
Bert Godfrey
Godfrey Bottoms
Greeley
Bliss and Rus Sell Family Return from Auto Trip
Mr and Mrs D E B Bliss Mrs Mary Bliss Mr and Mrs J W Rus sell and Lyle Piper returned Thursday from an auto trip to Poudre Canyon.
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D. EB. Bliss
Mary Bliss
J. W. Russell
Lyle Piper
Poudre Canon
Greeley C E Union Meeting Heads Sunday Program
Greeley Christian Endeavor societies plan a large union meeting at the Presbyterian church. Field secretary Karl Lehmann of Denver will lead a 7 30 conference and address titled Por Our Christ Our Flag and Our Country. All young people invited. The Marvin family from Kansas City are guests of S A Blair and family.
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Christian Endeavor Societies
Greeley
Presbyterian Church
C. E
Karl Lehmann
Denver
Tale of a Toad and a Humorous Evening
A curious observer describes a strange event with Earth humans leaving a large building and arriving by noisy chug chug cars. A big fire appears and a peculiar apparatus pulls crowds toward the site. A bizarre rope game follows after the crowd arrives. the narrator plans to ask old Warter about the lack of pull-pull animals.
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Old Warter
Keller’s 13th Birthday Brings Odds and a Scare
A Kansas City report notes Keller at 1644 Eighth avenue on a tense day as his father plots a scare to ward off bad luck. The boy endures a long day of restraint, avoiding mischief and street dangers while receiving a jack knife prize for staying out of trouble.
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Keller
Coal price dispute reply to Dr Philips in Greeley Tribune
C O Russell General Manager F H Gilcrest Lumber Co replies to Dr W A Philips in the Greeley Tribune. He outlines historical coal pricing in Greeley from $5 to $4 and lower, noting freight cuts and mine price changes. He invites Philips to his office to verify figures and promises apology if mistaken. He asserts current prices reflect market shifts and cost delivery estimates.
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W. A. Philips
the Tribune
Greeley
Cole
Philips
C. O. Russell
F. H. Gilcrest Lumber Co
City marshal handles desertion and threats case in Greeley
T S Snively and wife clash over desertion and threats as she seeks protection. Snively asks for arrest and claims loss of children and belongings. Sheriff and marshal advise legal action while Mrs Snively delays citing Sabbath observance. She plans to leave with children. he vows to stop it.
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T. 5S
Snively
Greeley
Sherif Florance
1518
Third Avenue
Marshal Williams
Miss Sadie Miller Visits Salt Lake City
Miss Sadie Miller spends a few weeks in Salt Lake City exploring local sites and enjoying the change of scenery. She plans to return in the coming weeks.
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Sadie Miller
Salt Lake City
Progressive lecture course to grace Greeley Methodist Church
The Epworth League offers five winter numbers at the Greeley Methodist Church. Acts include the Central Grand Concert Company with vocal and instrumental pieces, the nine member College Singing led by Walter Eccles, Lee Francis Lybarger on How to Be Happy, Edward Eliott’s stage adaptations, The New Zealanders troupe, and Thomas E Green on civic reform. Tickets go on sale after September 1.
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Greeley
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Central Grand Concert Company
Tn America
Europe
Walter Eccles
Lee Francis Lybarger
Lyceum Bureau
Bryan
LaFollette
Lybarger
Edward Eliott
South Sea Islands
Thomas E. Green
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Irving R. Miller
Adisa Parker
Mra. O. M. McElroy
Fort Collins
B. F. Hoffman
Cunningham
McElroy
Sal
Tyler & Lowe Mercantile Store
Joe McElroy
Minnie
Sparta, In
Taft
T. McG
L. Dowell
Joe Cannon
Aldrich Pound
Imiatipene Amets & Tis UK
W. H. Tarr
Greeley C. E
Theodore Marvin
Kansas City
S. A. Blair
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