Denver Pencils Guests Of D L & N W And City Of Greeley
Denver Pencil Pushers visit Greeley on Sunday for a lunch at the Camfield Hotel after riding a new gasoline motor car on the Denver Laramie Northwestern route. Notable visitors include Walter Juan Davis and Doc Bird Finch along with Jim Wong and other prominent Denver newspaper figures.
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Denver
City OF Greeley
Denver Press Club
Camfield Hotel
K. Martin
Denver, Laramie Northwestern Railway Company
Greeley
Ver
Camfield
Walter Juan Davis
Doc Bird Finch
Jim Wong
Colorado
Greeley Milk Purity Aims For License on Outsiders
City Milk Inspector Dr. W H Shields reports November work shows improved dairy sanitation and higher quality milk in Greeley. He urges licensing outsiders selling butter in the city to level competition with local dairymen and apply sanitary rules and city fees. Improvements include cleaner cow housing and stricter inspections benefiting mothers and children.
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W. H. Shields
Greeley
Shields
Baptist Church Burns in Loveland Landmark Fire
Fire destroyed the old Baptist church building in Loveland early yesterday morning. The landmark, sold about ten years ago and used as a business block, was recently a bowling alley and store room. Loss estimated at 3200 dollars with little insurance.
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Loveland
Old Baptist Church
Breaks Same Arm for Second Time
Aubrey Briggs, 16, from Evans, is back in a plaster cast after a bicycle collision with a chum on the way home from school. He previously broke the same arm four years ago in an incident near Loveland, with an X-ray planned to assess splintered bones.
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Evans
Aubrey Briggs
Loveland
Mart Briggs
Donations Pour In To Support Skating Pond Fund
A Greeley father sent ten dollars, A B Aspinwall one dollar and Leslie Gardner sixty cents to the Tribune skating fund. The total reaches one hundred forty three dollars and twenty five cents, with additional small gifts listed from Lulu Burr Frank Davies and Dr Urie among others. The Tribune will close the fund with today’s issue and forward the money to the proper authorities.
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Greeley
the Tribune
A. EB. Aspinwall
Leslie Gardner
Lulu Burr
Aspimwall
Totel Wari Sdsas O Cvees
Trusty feather in plug tobacco spurs goodwill letter
A Greeley man found a small feather in a plug of his favorite chewing tobacco and sent the remnants to the American Tobacco Company. The company replied with humor saying an eighteen inch ostrich plume is unlikely and promised to improve feather quality in the future. They also sent a new plug in an aluminum case, noting the trust’s gentler image.
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Greeley
American Tobacco Company
United States
Trust
Narrow Escape From Death In Wyoming Drive
Oscar Lundstrom of Denver and a companion escaped serious injury when their touring car toppled near a dangerous bridge at Goodfrey Bottoms while traveling to Carpenter Wyoming. The two were drenched but unharmed after landing in a four foot water ditch. they resumed the trip after a half hour of tinkering near the spot of a prior fatal plunge.
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Oscar Lundstrom
Denver
Carpenter
Wyo
Shaffer Wins Re election in Greeley-Poudre District
B A Shaffer won the election for director in the Greeley Poudre Irrigation district yesterday. He carried Pierce 37 to 32, Nunn 65 to 28, and Camfield 39 to 6, totaling 141 for Shaffer and 66 for Barnes. Polls were open from morning until 6 pm with strong district interest. The result suggests no radical policy changes for the company.
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B. A. Shaffer
Greeley-Poudre
H. H. Barnes
Pierce
Shaffer
Barnes
Nunn
Camfield
Miss Emma Moreland Dies After Illness at 33
Miss Emma Moreland died Tuesday evening at her home 1618 Eleventh avenue after a two year lung illness. She came to Greeley six years ago with sisters Ada and Flora and made the city her home. Born in Clarinda Iowa, 33 years ago, she is survived by Ada and Flora and brothers Arthur Loveland Will Meridian Vilisca. Rev. J. M. Wylie to conduct funeral at the home Thursday afternoon. Ada to escort the body east for burial beside her parents.
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Emma Moreland
Eleventh Avenue
Miss Moreland
Greeley
Ada
Flora
Clarinda
Arthur Moreland
Loveland
Will Moreland
Meredian
Ida
James Moreland
Vilisca
J. M. Wylie
Ada Moreland
Saint Peters Catholic Fair Opens with Nightly Variety
The Saint Peter's Catholic Fair begins its eleven night run at Camfield hall under Father Casey. Opening night features dancing moving pictures and illustrated songs with a nightly changing program to keep shows fresh. A late streetcar service runs from the Camfield hotel at midnight and 1230 am for dancers.
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Camfield Hall
Father Casey
Camfield
Yeoman Lodge Elects Officers
The Yeoman lodge held its annual officer election at the regular meeting Tuesday evening with two state officers visiting. Elected were Henry Myers foreman, Clarence Johnson master of ceremonies, Mrs. Fannie Kussart corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Henry Myers chaplain.
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Yeoman Lodge
Henry Myers
Clarence Johnson
Fannie Kussart
Nunn Father Offers More Skin Graft for Burned Boy
John Phillips of Nunn reports that friends are prepared to provide additional skin for grafts to his son Everett who is hospitalized in Greeley with burns. Phillips previously supplied 24 inches of skin and is willing to donate more if doctors will accept it.
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John Phillips
Nunn
Everett
Greeley Hospital
Mr. Phillips
Drs
L. and Hickman Visit Wellington Fort Collins and Johnstown
L and Hickman completed a business trip visiting Wellington Fort Collins and Johnstown today to advance ongoing projects and meet local contacts.
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L. & Hickman
Wellington
Fort Collins
Johnstown
Greeley Arrows Clash With Lafayette High In Big Title Tilt
The Greeley Arrows defend their state crown at home against Lafayette High School in a highly anticipated basketball showdown. Lafayette brings a surging crowd and aims to topple the Arrows, who promise a strong home performance after tough practice sessions.
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Armory
Greeley Arrows
Lafayette
Arrows
Boy Wants More Trade From Suburban Subscriptions
Raymond Wolfe, agent for the Saturday Evening Post and the Ladies' Home Journal, thanks subscribers and offers Christmas season subscriptions. He notes earning twenty eight dollars and four dollars extra and urges others to subscribe by calling Greeley 437. Subscriptions: Post $1.50 per year. Ladies' Home Journal $1.50 per year.
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Saturday Evening Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
Greeley
Raymond Wolfe
Municipal Ownership topic fuels social science circle talk
Dr and Mrs J A Weaver entertained the Social Science Circle with a paper on Municipal Ownership. Mrs Weaver presented on street car phone service and water works, outlining advantages and disadvantages. A general discussion followed. attendance was good. Mrs Ben Cooper traveled to Eaton to visit sister Mrs H G Lair.
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J. A. Weaver
Social Science Circle
Ben Cooper
Eaton
H. G. Lair
Laundress Job Ad Mixup Shows Tribune Ad Wins
An ad misprint in a Tribune want ad led to a lucky applicant securing a laundress position at 1221 after a girl from 1222 revealed the reason. The intelligent young man who placed the ad misread the number, and the proofreader failed to catch the error. The story ends with the applicant following the Benson girl home to get the job.
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Benson
Tribune
City Council to Discuss New Fire Alarm System Erection
City council at last night’s meeting focused on the new fire alarm system awaiting installation in Greeley. Alderman Farr was named to confer with the street railway company over pole use for alarm wires, delaying completion of a $3,000 system with 18 boxes citywide.
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Greeley
Farr
Street Railway
Pleted
Orvile Shattuck
Milt Seaman
Albertine Erickson
Seventh Street
Ninth Street
Tenth Avenue
Davis
Williams
Minister Sued by Weld County Farmer
The Rev. C. L. Baxter, a Council Bluffs Iowa minister and Methodist district elder, defends a Weld county suit for 490 dollars over plowing on land near Grover. Baxter says he had no contract with the landowner and that J Stack was hired by another party and vanished without notice.
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C. L. Baxter
Council Bluffs
Methodist
C. W. Cline
Weld County
J. Stack
Grover
Grasshopper Convention to Feature J A Johnston Speaker
J A Johnston manager for Clay Robinson of Denver will speak at the Grasshopper convention in Greeley on January 6. He will use statistics on hopper impact, fertility and prosperity, and compare northern Colorado sheep and cattle on feed with years of good hay crops.
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J. A. Johnston
Clay Robinson
Denver
Greeley
Johnston
Colorado
Library Meeting in Eaton Members Hear Report
The patronesses of the Eaton library met at Mrs. J. G. Reynolds home this afternoon. The association has a 97 member roster and holds meetings the first Wednesday of each month to support the library.
Beauty Spot’s Full House at The Beauty Spot
Review notes a lively stage show with Jeff DeAngelis leading a strong cast and risqué humor that drew raucous audience laughter. The star combats a cold, his topical songs drawing encores while the orchestra’s richness fades behind limited instruments. Florence Martin as Nadine charms, with Marcus Beeman delivering a standout bogus prince sketch and a knee mole gag that ends in a humorous illusion.
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Greeley
Jeff DeAngelis
DeKoven
Mental Suggestion Made Ten Men Ill in Greeley
A practical joker in Greeley bet he could persuade a dozen men he would meet that they were ill and trucks of ill health followed. A mutual friend tracked results as the supposed illness spread. Nine others were approached with similar words and all reacted similarly, proving mental suggestion could influence mood and health.
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Greeley
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