Great Weld County Edition Planned by Greeley Tribune
The Greeley Tribune announces a grand Weld County special edition to be much larger than six years ago. It will cover every industry and county resources with irrigation features, farm and city scenes, and immigration interest from Iowa Nebraska and Kansas. Participation is urged from all residents.
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Greeley Tribune
Weld County
Tribune
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
the Tribune
Vela
Time to Build Editorial Urges Reconstruction Boom
The Detroit Journal argues this is the moment to resume construction of offices factories ships and homes as prices of building materials fall and supply returns. It notes prior suspensions across steel plants and mines and predicts ore carriers on the Great Lakes will be back in service by August, returning demand and prices toward normal.
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The
Detroit Journal
Great Lakes
Building Boom Ahead as Prices Rise After Panic
The speaker notes an expected surge in demand and higher prices post panic. Labor is available and eager to work cheaply, creating an opening to build large offices or homes with features like a den and butler's pantry before prices climb further.
Roosevelt Confides Weariness and Moral Resolve in Unpublished Letter
A magazine excerpt quotes an unpublished letter from a visitor to President Roosevelt. Roosevelt expresses fatigue and a wish to withdraw from public life to avoid interference and disapproval, while stressing that revolutions won’t reverse and that his focus is moral questions beyond tariffs and banks. The author praises his character and notes he declined a third term for moral reasons.
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Amercain Magazine
Roosevelt
Pople
No Faith in Banks Found Decayed Cash Recovered
O D Earl of Morriliton Arkansas sent ten thousand decayed greenbacks to the treasury for redemption. After burying the savings in 1904 he retrieved a mass of torn notes resembling dried leaves. Mrs A E Brown identified most of the money and a $9975 check was mailed to Earl.
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Varene Washington
Treasury Department
O. D. Earl
O. Morriliton
Ark
A. EB. Brown
No Reason for Any Panic by William S Lee on Bryan Election
William S Lee former Denver mayor and broker dismisses panic fears tied to Bryan election. He says Wall Street overvalued and will slump regardless, urges buying local Denver securities and real estate to weather cycles. He notes banks in Denver are sound and no run is expected.
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William Scott Lee
Denver
Bryan
Times
Lee
George Tritch
Benner
Joshlings
Wall Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Taft
Harriman, Morgan, Et al
Avi
Wall Street View
Fall Wheat Seeding Outlook Bright in Colorado
The article notes excellent moisture in Colorado over six weeks creating ideal seed beds for fall wheat. It urges early seed, advises using locally crown seed, and highlights Turkey Red as superior for seed along with sowing times from late August to mid September depending on altitude.
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Colorado
United States
Colorado Station
Colorado agronomist seeks area seeded to winter wheat
The writer requests farmers to mail their area and timing for sowing winter wheat this fall in Colorado. W. H. Olin, agronomist at the Colorado Experiment Station in Fort Collins, would consider it a great favor for farmers to respond.
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Colorado
W. H. Olin
Agronomist
Colorado Experiment Station
Fort Colline
Black Hand Threat to Judge DeLeon Reported in Mexico
Aug 22 report from Mexico City states Pittsburgh Black Hand members sent a threatening letter to Judge Juan Peres DeLeon who sentenced two Americans to the penitentiary for a bank robbery in the city. Miss Amelia Otto of New Castle Pa arrives here tomorrow to winter in Greeley and has asthma hoping for climate relief.
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Black Hand
Iedal
Lazy Tribune
City of
Mexico
Black Hand Society
Pittsburgh
Juan Peres DeLeon
Amelia Otto
New Castle
Greeley
Otto
Hunter and old man settle on mercy for dog
A hunter beats his dog and is confronted by Limuel, who lectures him on cruelty, honesty, and the dog’s faithfulness. The dog listens, and the hunter relents, acknowledging his own faults as the animal shows unwavering loyalty.
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Old Limuel
Cartwright
Greeley City Described As Thriving Agricultural Hub
The article extols Greeley as a thriving county seat in a rich agrarian region. It notes its climate, parks, libraries, hotels, two railways, several banks, and active mercantile life. Annual crops in the district gross about six million dollars, with a strong university presence and multiple industries.
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Greeley
Weig
Colorado
Gally
Local Fraternal Orders and Meetings Listing
Fragmentary OCR lists lodge names and officers including Knights of Pythias Masons Royal Neighbors and surrounding groups. Mentions dates for meetings on various Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays with officers and hall locations.
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Royal and
M. H. F. Flower
Templar
O. M
Jackson, Recorder
S—Bire
Nettie
Adeorn
Mas — Letern Brotherhood of America
Lowe
K. Co
Cretary
M. B. A. Hall
E. W. Thomperd
W. Versin
H. Oo
Ball
Royal Neighbors
Clyde We Oracle
Maud Fine
Record
PF. Hall
Oyal Arcanem
Eugene Veldres
A. J. Lahr, Jr
Pecreta
D. K Carter
W.C
Randal
Huse Williams
Rask
C. A. Lawrence
Mee
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Greeley, Colorado
Mont Boe
Crank
Gleen
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
Central Business Colleges
West
Home School
L. A. Arnold
Greeley Electrical Supply Co
Eighth Avenue
Old Lim Jacklin
Jim
Ople
Greeley Lablnel
Hema
Legten Dem Werns Te Terval Arch Masons
Greeley Post Office
Talen Pacific
Olorade
Souther
North
Peices
Ura
Mattia
BE. Gray
Postmen
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