Population surge in Colorado vote analysis signals growth
An office canvass shows Colorado population rising after the presidential vote with a 20,020 increase in total votes since 1904, suggesting the state may reach 700,000 residents. Weld county displays a 40 percent two year jump, tied to irrigated farm expansion and migration from eastern regions.
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Picwres
Weld
Colorado
Attapeer
Ope
Roosevelt
Bryan
Weld County
Eas
In Honor of Mother Social Hosts Entertains Friends
Mr and Mrs Ray J Wilson hosted twenty guests on a Saturday evening in honor of Mrs George Lusted of Lake Mills Wis visiting here The informal gathering included prize and consolation awards won by Mr and Mrs B M Howard and Mrs B E H The hostess served refreshments during the event on Senge Drive
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Ray J. Wilson
Friends Saturn Y
Wilson
George Lusted
Lake Mills
Wis
B. M. Howard
BE. H
Swedish Lutherans at Ault Hold Big Sale and Supper
Lucerne couple Lydia Smith dies as Eaton area notes record social events. Hon W J Farr hosts elaborate Friday night event for son Roscoe and his bride with a turkey supper and lively cards. Fred Gazelle entertains library patronesses with unique entertainment and book prize.
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Lucerne
Ault
Eaton
W. J. Farr
Roscoe
Roscoe Farr
Lace
Fred Gazelle
Local feeder faces cruelty charge over crowded calves
A. Bosserman pleads not guilty to cruelty to animals after loading 257 head of calves into three cars near the sugar plant. Calves shipped from Masters to Greeley aboard one car with ninety seven head. nine calves died, worth about $75. Case set for December 15.
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A. Bosserman
Tiedel
Greeley
Late Panic Triggers Contract Lawsuit Over Sheep Sale
In Larimer county a damage suit over a failed sheep sale stems from the 1907 financial panic. C E B Leaper and Anton Anderson claim loss after Eaton feeders refused delivery and repudiated contracts with Schroeder and McMurray of Fort Collins, seeking 977 dollars each. Judges Garrigues ruled on the demurrer as venues shift from Weld to Larimer.
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C. E B. Leaper
Anton Anderson
Eaton
Schroeder & McMurray
Fort Collins
Grant's Pass
N. M
Larimer
Weld
Garrigues
Garbutt & Clammer
Collins
Tew
Ewing
Greeley
Frank J. Green
Denver Tomahawk Debuts With Faker Watchdog Policy
The Denver Tomahawk, a new weekly edited by A. R. Buckle, launches in Denver promising to expose fakers and frauds while praising worthy efforts. Editors signal a bold stance as locals compare it to City papers and await its direction as a Town Topics or rivals like Kansas City Sun.
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Denver
Evans Mourns Death Of Lydia Smith At 69
Lydia Smith eminent church woman dies after cancer struggle at 69. Wife of A F Smith. Remains sent to Burns Kansas for interment. President of M E church Ladies Aid and former Sunday school worker. Survived by husband W F Smith a local blacksmith and two sons in Burns Kansas.
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Evans
Lydia Smith
A. F. Smith
Burns
Kan
Lucerne Couple Wed In Denver Rancher Bride Wed in Denver
Jennie Anderson age 18 daughter of John P. Anderson of a ranch near Lucerne married Karl Anderson, a nearby rancher, in Denver. They will live on a groom owned ranch after a ceremony noting no relation between the couple despite similar names. The Lutheran Aid at Ault raised 172.50 for a church building fund plus 40 from a fine supper. About 160 people were served as drives and sale proceeds supported the fund.
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Jennie Anderson
John P. Anderson
Lucerne
Denver
Karl Anderson
Lutheran Aid Society
Ault
Eaton
Mesdames J. G. Newman
Landall
M. Olsen
Ed. Nelson
Johnson
Mrs Helen Winter Dies of Tuberculosis at Home
Mrs Helen Winter wife of A C Winter died at the family home on December 1 1908 from tuberculosis. She was 40 and survived by her husband and four children. Winter is in Freely hospital with typhoid fever. Short funeral services were held at Macy's parlors and the remains were shipped to Som enaul Illinois for burial with her father James McAllister visiting from Ills.
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Helen Winter
A. C. Winter
Lorenz Wins Damages Against Fort Collins Doctor
John Lorenz of near Windsor sued Dr. W O Upson of Fort Collins after a collision killed Lorenz’s horse and wrecked his buggy. A jury awarded 300 for damages and 100 for punitive reasons, but the settlement later brought total costs to over 500 with attorney Joseph C. Ewing receiving a settlement check from Dr. Upson.
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John Lorenz
Windsor
W. O. Upson
Fort Collins
Lorenz
Joseph C. Ewing
Dr. Upson
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Mentioned in Local Social Notes
Mrs. Emma Miller and daughter Mattie hosted Thanksgiving dinner with guests including D. R. Smith C. C. Thompson J. B. McCarty Harry Far berg Tom Ketley Lloyd McCarty and Miss Dollie Maxwell in a local social column.
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Emma Miller
Mattie
Messrs
Mesdames
D. R. Smith
C. C. Thompson
J B. McCarty
Harry Farberg
Tom Ketley
Lloyd McCarty
Dollie Maxwell
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D. E. Gray Tuer
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Mozart
Pertory
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Flagler
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Soro
Tur
Clark
Tribune
New Church
Farrs
Mr. Bedford
City Sur
Ing Horse
Juliette
Arctics
Alaskas
Loggins
Gaiters
the Phelps Shoe Store
Greeley, Colo
Swift
Marks & Keltner
Kittle & Withey
Merriman & Gallagher
Ninth Street Jewelers and Opticians
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