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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1908

Page

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Greeley High to Form Stronger Basketball Team

The article reports that Greeley High School plans to field a strengthened basketball team with one personnel change. It notes anticipated season ticket sales to support games in Greeley and mentions past wins over Meteors and Muscatine as proof of the school's strong basketball tradition.

Mertenson the Athletic Association Greeley Greeley High School Muscatine Joe Woolf Woolf Aew

Mrs B D Harper Entertains For Mrs B D Harper

Dr and Mrs Z X Snyder hosted a Wednesday evening tea at their home in honor of Mrs B D Harper retiring to spend the winter in the east. The pink and white decor featured a round mirror centerpiece with a cut glass cap and pink roses. Seventeen guests joined the eight course menu served under Miss Miller supervision including Mrs B D Harper and several named local guests.

Z. X. Snyder B. PD. Harper East R. Einesti

Reunion of School Mates Celebrate Mailbox of Friends

Mrs. J. B McCutcheon hosted a Tuesday afternoon informal party for former schoolmates. Honored guests were Miss Anna Peters of Trinidad and Mrs. F. W. Loftess visiting from Akron Colorado. Other attendees included Mrs. J. James, Mrs. Vernon McKelvey, Mrs. B. N. Miller and Miss Helen Searing.

J. B McCutcheon Anna Peters Trinidad McCutcheon F. W. Loftess Akron Colo B. Jones J. James Vernon McKelvey B. N. Miller Helen Searing

City Health Report Urges Sewers and Water as Typhoid Cases Rise

The November health officer’s report notes 11 deaths in Greeley for the year ending December 1 1907 and 9 typhoid cases in November last year and nine in November this year. Seven cases came from districts without water or sewers. Contaminated wells near Third Street and Ninth Avenue were condemned. City water shows 38 colonies per cc, two fifths of a cubic inch, highest purity yet. Marshal records 17 arrests in the month with 115 dollars in fines.

Elia A. Mead Greeley Third Street Ninth Avenue

Weld County Teachers Here at Greeley High School

The twenty fifth annual Weld County Teachers association session will be held at Greeley High School on Saturday December 5. Officials include President PF Merten and Secretary Edith Herrington with executive committee Supt A B Copeland Prof D D Hugh and Supt L H Harrison. The program features addresses on individual differences in children country life Roosevelt commission on country life and educational waste through inefficient teaching with various musical interludes and general discussions.

Weld County Teachers’ Association Greeley High School Prin. PF Merten Greeley Mise Edith P. Herrington Big Bend A. B. Coperagd D. D. Hugh L. H. Harrison J. J. Lace D. D M. EB. Church W. G. Chambers Normal School Theg. B. Fitz A. B. Copeland Eaton u. @. Gordon

City dog roundup and fines prompt terse euthanasia talk

A townwide dog roundup leads to fines for unlicensed dogs as 40 animals are seized this past week. Police plan further arrests amid public safety fears. A controversial proposed killing method is discussed as a drastic solution, highlighting urgent action for pet control.

Ftall Pollice Court E R M T Shell

Is Hard Winter on Range Cattle Threatens Colorado Herds

Thousands of cattle on Colorado ranges face starvation as an early harsh winter bites. Feed prices soar with hay reaching 25 to 30 dollars per ton in the Arkansas valley and Park range districts. Dr. Charles Lamb, state veterinarian, returns from the region, predicting an appalling loss and admitting limited options to avert it as cattle already resemble February conditions.

Colorado Arkansas Valley Park Range Charles Lamb Denver

Baby Emperor Pu-i Becomes China's Ruler Hsuan-Tung

News from Pekin reports the death has led to mourning, then Pu-i ascends the throne as Hsuan-Tung. The city observed the transition but held a brief pause for the new emperor's formal rise and tonight residents rejoice across the empire.

Daily Tribune Pekin Kuang Hsu China Pu-¥i Hsuan-Tung

Turkey found in Miller's bed sparks juvenile delinquency charge

A stray Thanksgiving turkey wandered into a bed house on Seventh street. George Miller, owner of the rooming house, was jailed and charged with contributing to juvenile delinquency after a boy assisting Miller reportedly helped corral the bird for Mrs. Newland, a widow who had bought the turkey.

George Miller Miller Sixth Street Moore Turkey Bradfield

Evolution Lectures Open to Unity Club in Greeley

The Unity club of Greeley plans a five lecture course on Evolution at Unity church with Minister Kerr as lecturer. Dates run December 7 through February 1, covering topics from matter and life to the future. Lectures are free to club members, with any guest fees benefiting the club treasury.

Unity Club of Greeley Unity Church Kerr

Garden of the Gods to be deeded to Colorado Springs

Dec 3 Colorado Springs announcement states Garden of the Gods will become city property. W B Blake and Perkins estate executors finalized deeds to heirs and filed with the county clerk. The heirs then deeded the land to three Colorado Springs citizens in trust for the city.

Daily Tribune Colorado Springs Garden of the Gods Colorado W. BE. Blake Perkins Estate

Baby Born on Train During Denver & Rio Grande Run

A daughter was born today on a Denver & Rio Grande train to Mrs. John Bauer en route from Grand Junction to Omaha Nebraska. Mrs. Bauer was with a large party of Germans traveling by special train to settle lands near Omaha. The child will be named Puebla.

Laily Tribune Pueblo Denver & Rio Grande John Bauer Grand Junction Omaha Neb Bauer Puebla

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Havner You. Shephard Ner Union Tea & Coffee Co Residence Shephard & Havner Prof. Merten Por Mes B.D. Harper Weld County Roosevelt Commission On Country Life Barton D. Aylesworth State Agricultural College Baby King of Miller's Beds Unity Club Garden OF Gods Standard Bartlett Lumber CO The John G. Morgan Brokerage Co Union Bank Building Rockies California Midland H. Speers G. P ST. Nicholas Storyland the Century Co Union Square, New York Tribune
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