Lake Lindenmeier Resort Ambitions Near Fort Collins
Widespread interest in Lake Lindenmeier near Fort Collins as a potential resort site. Plans mention a pavilion for dancing, refreshment stand, bath rowse, and rental boats plus a 36 foot launch. Ownership by Lindenmeier ranch, with prospects for shade trees and improved access tied to forethought and railroad corridors.
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Fort Collins
Beth
Dean
Bath
Tate & Pis
Fort Colina
Ron
Batow
Lake Lindenmeier
Greeley
Creeley
Turbulent mob violence and air wire cut attempts reported
Special to the Daily Tribune describes mob clashes with fatalities from injuries and a thwarted effort to cut fire alarm wires. A court of inquiry reviews the incident as troops maintain control. Cloudburst disrupts Albuquerque with five feet of water and widespread flood damage.
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J. 8. Klein
Dinots Infantry
Bar Nelaa
Mardamen
Bundayaaa
Wella
Delgade
Cloudburst Ag
Albuquerque
N.ov
Sun Worshipers' Priestess Eva Meyers Dies in Denver
Mrs Eva Montague Meyers high priestess of the Sun Worshipers died at her home on 1235 Gaylord street from liver disease after years of illness. Zar Adusht Hanish founder of the sect will conduct the funeral once he arrives from Chicago. Body to be temporarily buried at Frie mount cemetery with wishes for a mountain top burial for Meyers in line with her beliefs.
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Daily Tribune
Eva Montague Meyers
Gaylord Street
Zar-Adusht-Hanish
Denver
Meyers
J. B. Kisley
Hanish
Chicago
Friemount Cemetery
Shy
Greeley Letter Praises Civic Efforts Of Local City Plan
Port Clinton Ohio August 12 1908 C B Blake the landscape architect who lectured here during the chautauqua sent a note to C H Wolfe of Greeley praising the civic work and promising sketches for plantings by the school walk and building. The letter notes the city as a real marvel and expresses best wishes.
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Co. B. Blake
Tribune
Port Clinton
Ohio
C. H. Wolfe
Greeley
Cole
Greeley Tribune
Civic F
C. B. Blake
Colorado Interstate Fair Promises Broad Exhibits in Denver
The first Colorado Interstate Fair and Exposition in Denver September 7 to 12 will feature livestock from across the United States, top farm and orchard products, hundreds of fine poultry, and an extensive machinery display. An array of amusements includes daily races, captive balloons, Knabenshue’s airship, and Pain’s fireworks show.
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Colorado
Knabenshue
Pain
Batterson Business Conferences Begin in Commercial Club Rooms
The Batterson Business Conferences open this evening in the Commercial club rooms with B. S. Batterson of Muscatine Ia in charge. The first topic is Iowa Publicity. Batterson, a practical businessman with a chain of stores and a tract manufacturing enterprise, will lead. Five conferences are planned this week, daily except Saturday.
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Batterson
Muscatine
First Poultry Institute At Greeley Draws 200 Attendees
In Greeley on Seventh Street, the inaugural Poultry Institute drew about 200 attendees including farmers' wives, professors, and business leaders. Prof. Cottrell urged diversified farming with five to ten acre poultry and truck gardening, while Dr. Downey debunked incubator claims and Judge Rhodes spoke at noon. Exhibits featured 25 pens of birds from Rhode Island Reds to Leghorns, with notable specimens from Chambers, Dickey, Webster, Henderson, and others.
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Poultry Imstitute
Seventh Street
Normal School
Cottrell
The
Agricultural College
Colorado Springs
Colorado
J. W. Downey
Port Collins
Rhodes
Tope
Rhode Island
W. G. Chambers
J. B. Dickey
Clark Webster
Ida Henderson
Cottre
B. Lucas
KB. A. Strong
Plymouth
Judav Rhodes
Burglar Identified as Dave Farley by J L Coppers
Denver August 17 unknown burglar killed by George BR Zeige was identified today by J L Coppers as Dave Farley a known ambler. Coppers said Farley is well known in the southwest and that he once worked as an engineer at Las Vegas NM where he met Farley several times. He is positive in his identification.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
George BR. Zeige
J. L. Coppers
Dave Farley
Ambler
Farley
Southwest
Coppers
Las Vegas
Families by the Numbers in Greeley Directory
The Greeley directory lists 21 Joneses and 48 Smiths in town. The Thompsons have 48 members, followed by the Davises with 42 and the Johnsons with 41. Mills, Browns, Williams, Wilsons, Moores, Petersons, and Wrights also appear in notable counts.
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Jones
Greeley
Bubs
Smiths
Thompsons
Joneses
Davis Family
Johnsons
Vire Johnstons
Johansons
Johanson
Smyth
Smythe
Millers
Browns
Willams
Wilsons
Moores
Petersons
Wrights
Children Ride Seventy Miles in Colorado Pony Trek
Three Greeley children Elmer Benton Mabel Benton and Maud Connor started a morning pony ride west of the city. They rode to Loveland foothills Grand Canyon and back covering not less than seventy miles by breakfast time after resting and grazing along the way.
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Colorado
Dee Ee
Elmer
Mabel Benton
Loveland
Loveland Grand Canon
Lightning Kills Two Girls in Juarez Area
Juana Nage eight and Natalia Nage nine were instantly killed by a lightning strike that also felled their father Santiago Diaz in the foothills south of Juarez near the Rio Grande. The infant in Diaz’s arms survived unhurt as the storm damaged the home.
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Riune el Paso
Tex
Juana Nag
Natalia
San
Santiago Diaz
Juarez
Rio Grande
Visit From Old Friend Recalled By Mrs J E Brownell
Mrs J E Brownell was surprised by a visit from James King an old schoolmate from Cambridge New York now residing in New York City He traveled with the Law family of New York City in a private car across the United States King expresses interest in Colorado and its irrigation system The piece notes the joy of aging and friends from long ago.
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J. E. Brownell
James King
Cambridge, N. Y
New York City
King
Law
Colorado
Cottonwood Creek Reservoir Proposed by John K. Filer
John K. Filer of Avalo Colorado filed the statements and map for a new Cottonwood Creek reservoir with the county clerk. The facility will hold 1 742 400 cubic feet of water and draw from Cottonwood Creek and Horses Tail Creek and their tributaries. Estimated cost is 690 dollars.
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Cottonwood Creek
John K. Filer
Avalo
Colo
Horsetail Creek
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Ramsay Dry Goods Co
Strickland & Morgan’s Bargain Bulletin
Pleasant Valley
Price
Windsor
11Th Street
S. W. Foulk
Southave
Idaho Falls
Strickland & Morgan Opera House
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Union Pacific
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