Irrigation Congress to Highlight Colorado Exhibit in Albuquerque
The national irrigation congress will be held in Albuquerque with an exposition of arid region products. Congress appropriated 30 000 dollars to support the exposition under federal auspices, and Colorado hopes to send a strong, instructive display linking San Luis valley irrigation to the Rio Grande region.
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National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Congress
Colorado
New Mexico
Southwest
Irrigation Congress
San Luis Valley
Rio Grande
Elizabeth King Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
On August twenty sixth Miss Elizabeth King marked her fifth birthday with a party at the King residence at 1110 Eleventh Street. With her mother’s help she hosted several young friends under seven for games and a birthday supper at a long table decorated with red geraniums. Each guest received a red doll memento. Attending were Elizabeth Dille Virginia Watson Jane McCutcheon Mary Wisner Margaret Urie Frances Reynolds Henrietta Woolf Naomi Russell John Davis Jr Russellman Rene Rothschild Eunice King Caroline Edwards.
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Elizabeth King
Elizabeth Dille
Virginia Watson
Jane McCutcheon
Mary Wisner
Margaret Urie
Frances Reynolds
Henrietta Woolf
Naomi Russell
John Davis, Jr
Russellman
Rene Rothschild
Eunice King
Caroline Edwards
Boy Is Hurt At Race Track Incident
The young son of A M Parker of east Thirteenth street near the Sugar factory was knocked down by a dangerous horse during a broncho busting event at the race track on Thursday. Marshal Frank Rienks pulled him clear and a physician found only a scraped arm and he was not seriously harmed.
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A. M. Parker
East Thirteenth Street
Master Parker
Frank Rienks
Alaska wheat myth debunked by Idaho station report
In Fort Collins on August 28, Professor Hyslop of Idaho reports Alaska wheat yields 20 to 35 bushels per acre, not 222. Egypt ian mummy wheat grown beside it showed identical plants and poor milling value, with final yields to be announced after threshing.
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Daily Tribune
Fort Collins
Colo
Abraham Adams
Julietta
Idaho
Alaska
R. F. Hyslop
W. H. Olin
Colorado Station
Hyslop
Boon
Buffalo
N. Y
Batavia
Archie D. Sanders
Internal Revenue Collector
Oyster Bay
Sanders
Brennan Breaks Down as Police Board Deliberates Case
Denver officials meet behind closed doors to review the officers implicated in the attack on James Brennan, the man accused in the slaying of Policeman Stephens. None of the officers cooperate, while Brennan shows emotional strain after learning Chief Armstrong may press him further in questioning.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
James Brennan
Stephens
Brennan
Reclamation scheme eyed for Denver area irrigation
Denver real estate leaders at the Brown Palace discussed a plan to reclaim 200000 acres north of Denver using storm and river waters. A new Stanley Lake reservoir and a 200 mile tunnel to the Fraser river would irrigation 200000 acres, costing about 5 million dollars and backed by Eastern capital. The project aims to supply water for 40000 acres next year and 100000 plus thereafter, boosting Denver's wealth and growth.
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Denver
Real Estate Exchange
Brown Palace
Immely
Nver
United Fleet
W. E. Goldsborough
Stanley Lake
Continental Divide
Fraser River
Ita
Goldsborough
United States
Elwood Mead
Wyoming
Mount Morrison
Fred R. Ross
Mount Falcon
Overlooked a Bet About irrigation and Ames’s view in Utah crops
Oliver Howard recalls an 1869 exchange with Oakes Ames, former Union Pacific president, who dismissively mocked irrigation while praising Utah farming in a skeptical, homespun critique. The anecdote contrasts Ames’s New England background with Colorado crop hopes and irrigation methods.
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Oliver Howard
Union Pacific Railroad
Oakes Ames
Easton
Mass
N. C. Meeker
New York Tribune
Greeley
Mr. Howard
Mr. Ames
U. P
Utah
Colorado
Massachusetts
Pythian Lodge Keeps Colorado Springs HQ. 59c Dues Planned
The Knights of Pythias in Colorado Springs defeated moving their headquarters to Denver. A 59 cent annual per-member assessment was approved to fund a widow and orphan home, with $50 000 to $75 000 sought before construction. Pythian Sisters elected officers led by Grand Chief Maude Ovington and Grand Mistress of Records Mrs. C R Ammerman. The Knights of Pythias and related groups held their meetings yesterday.
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Daily Tribune
Colorado Springs
Colorado Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Denver
Pythian Sisters
Maude Ovington
Lafayette
Josephine Cook
Pueblo
Alice Wirts
Mia
Lucy Hillman
Delta
C. R. Ammerman
Colorado City
Lizzie Boehler
Cripple Creek
Rachel Kemmerer
Ley
Claraman
Victor
Ted Lodge
The
Dramatics
Knights of Khorassan
Pilot Knob ditch irrigation project in Colorado
The Pilot Knob ditch, a major irrigation scheme in Colorado, aims to water 406000 acres in Routt county with 400000 acres of supply from Elk river. George J. Bancroft leads the movement. plans filed with the state engineer. Construction began June 25 and will finish by next spring.
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Colorado
Pilot Knob
Hahn's Peak
Craig
Routt
George J. Bancroft
Elk River
Northern Colorado State Fair and Race Meet at Fort Collins
The Northern Colorado State Fair and Race Meet will run September 1 through 4 in Fort Collins. Colorado & Southern offers half rates from Denver Greeley and intermediates with tickets on sale September 1 2 3 and 4 final list September 5. Special trains return daily September 2 3 and 4 from Fort Collins to Denver leaving at 7 00 p.m. and stopping at all points.
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Colorado
Fort Collins
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Greeley
Carey Act irrigation project promoted in Idaho King Hill
B H Bandy secretary of Elmore Development Co of Glenns Ferry Idaho has visited the city to drum up interest in a Carey act land development at King Hill Idaho. The Arbuckle Purcell Land Co acts as local agents and will run an excursion from northern Colorado to the land in early October to attract buyers.
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Carey Act
B. H. Bandy
Elmore Development Company
Glenn's Ferry
Ida
King Hill
Arbuckle Purcell Land Company
Colorado
Hotel Arrivals List From A Colorado Ledger
Hotel arrivals include E. Thompson from New York J. E. Goldsberry of Hamilton Missouri W. Jefferson of Cincinnati A J Gray from Denver EF Iddings of Imbler Oregon J V Trenze from Collins M Hiscell Denver and others G S Daley Sterling S Ostrom Fort Collins E G Atwater Colorado Springs Mrs G N Smillie Eaton Meredith Smillie Eaton Miss Georgia Clapp Denver and F W Smylie Masters Colorado Springs and M F Williams Fort Collins.
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E. Thompson
N. Y
J. E. Goldsberry
Hamilton
Jefferson
Cincinnati
A. J. Gray
Denver
C. EF. Iddings
Imbler
Ore
J. _V. Trenze
Collins
M. Hiscell
Lorado Springs
John EF. Landsor
M. G. Foster
Leo Snipe
Arnall
Masters
M. F. Williams
Fort Collina
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Knights Templar Set Boulder As Next Year Meeting City
I O Glazier returned from Pueblo where he was a delegate to the Kalents Templar Conclave. Attendees from Greeley Commandery No 10 included O M Abbott Dr W H Delbridge T James Theo Lucas St John Fort Lupton and Messrs Thompson Hahn Windsor. Boulder chosen as next year’s meeting place.
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O. Glazier
Pueblo
Kalents
Templar
Greeley Commandery
O. M. Abbott
Dr. W. 11
Delbridge
T. James
Theo Lucas
Mr. St. John
Fort Lupton
Messrs Thompson
Hahn
Windsor
J. Glazier
Boulder
Fifty Perish in Typhoon Tokio
The British steamer Duncarn was lost in a typhoon on August 26 with 50 crewmen dead and two survivors. The two were picked up by a Japanese vessel and brought to this port for care.
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Daily Tribune
Tokio
Duncarn
Gambling halted at race track paddle wheel devices yielded
Two operators of new style gambling setups at the race track were asked by Deputy Marshal Ahrend to stop Thursday afternoon. The paddle wheel and the coin table allowed the public to win quickly. upon request the operators folded their tents and left the premises.
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Ahrend
Ahthe
Labor Day Excursion Over the Loop Fare Details
The notice lists round trip fares for the Labor Day excursion over the Loop at $3.00 and $4.60, with Mr. McClellan mentioned as part of the event.
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Loop
Country Dinner With Mrs Clemmens Hosts Girls
Mrs John Clemmens of the country invited a party of girls to spend the half holiday Thursday at her pleasant home. The afternoon and evening were enjoyed, a fine dinner was served at six o'clock, and the guests included Misses Edna Price Edna Dent Ethel Leake Edith Wickstrom Della Watson Ethel Price Grace Hale Maud Brewer and sister.
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John Clemmens
Edna Price
Edna Dent
Ethel Leake
Edith Wickstrom
Della Watson
Ethel Price
Grace Hale
Maud Brewer
Kersey State Bank Incorporation Filed with County Clerk
The Kersey State Bank articles of incorporation were filed at the county clerk's office in the courthouse. Backing the project are David M. Decamp Byron P. Brooks Fred E. James and others, with a $10,000 capitalization and plans to begin business September 1. Shareholders include David M. Decamp of Kersey Byron P. Brooks of Kersey Marshall A. Decamp of Clearwater Nebraska Fred E. James of Kersey and Harlan M Stockwell of LaVeta Colo.
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Court House
David M. Decamp
Byron P. Brooks
Fred
James
Kersey
Marshall A. Decamp
Clearwater
Nebraska
Fred 8
Harlan M Stockwell
LaVeta, Colo
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