Holiday puzzle ads hide merchant identities in Tribune
The Tribune presents a season puzzle in which each numbered advertisement represents a Greeley merchant. Readers may inquire at stores for clues or ask for the advertiser’s name. Prize odds entice readers to assemble correct answer lists, though complete sets may be unlikely.
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Parcels Post Approved by Colorado Delegates
In Denver Monday the president's commission on country life heard the parcels post issue. Over 200 delegates from Colorado agricultural areas voted unanimously for its establishment. The piece notes its likely arrival and predicts its impact on village and home merchants with changes to advertising and shopping by phone and mail delivery.
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Commission On Country Life
Denver
Colorado
Rogers wins $864 in suit against Western Investment & Land Co
In circuit court E W Rogers recovered a verdict for 864 dollars against Western Investment and Land Co for services rendered in his capacity as secretary. Another debt suit proceeds with J L Wolfe as plaintiff and Katherine Wolfe as defendant. The judge overruled the new trial motion in the Brenda Nelson case and a final decree with alimony, if any, is scheduled for January 18.
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E. W.rogers
Western Investment & Land Co
Rogers
J. L. Wolfe
Katherine Wolfe
Brenda Nelson
ERNEST BLISS ON CONVENTION
E R Bliss reports on a convention where farmers from dry and irrigated districts voiced needs. Speakers urged larger rural school funding, better land use for dry farms, and criminal penalties for deceptive land practices. Attendees from Weld, Greeley, Windsor and other communities outlined agricultural and educational reforms.
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Grange
Wallace
E. M. Ammons
Littleton
O. C. Gregg
Minnesota
Farmers’ Institutes
Consolidated Country Schools
United States
Fair Draws Crowd at Local Catholic Fair Night One
The opening night drew a large crowd for a Greeley Catholic fair featuring moving pictures and songs hailed as the best yet. The Pioneers defeated Ault 61 to 12 in basketball as Fort Collins foes loom for tonight’s Arrows, with dancing and booths run by local volunteers and a brief fuse causing a blackout.
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Greeley
Pioneers
Ault
Arrows
Fort Collins
Funeral for Mrs Wes ley Runnells Held at Ault Church
Mrs Wes ley Runnells died of peritonitis after an operation in Denver. Funeral services were at the Ault Congregational church conducted by Rev John Doane of Greeley Park Congregational church. Survivors include a husband, three sons and two daughters. The body was taken to Greeley for burial. Ranch owners reside four miles northwest of Ault.
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Wesley Runnells
Ault Congregational Church
John Doane
Park Congregational Church
Greeley
St. Luke’s Hospital
Denver
Runnells
Ault
CARS ARRIVE FOR NEW ROAD TOWARD DENVER TO HILLSBORO
The Denver Lara mie Northwestern railroad receives the first box and flat cars in Denver. Eighty five pound rails from Pueblo mills arrive to extend the line fifty miles from Denver toward Hillsboro via Fort Collins district. A new track-laying machine can lay two miles daily, reducing labor costs by three hundred dollars per mile.
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Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Denver
Fort Collins
Pueblo Mills
Hillsboro
Greeley
Sick Folks at Eaton Special Update
Little Ruth Benschoten daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Benschoten underwent a successful throat operation Thursday. Dr W P Allen drove them to Greeley where a local physician removed growths. The child is doing well. Miss Reeman, recently arrived from England, is dangerously ill at the Reeman ranch due to complications including erysipelas.
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Eaton
Ruth Benschoten
Victor Benschoten
W. P. Allen
Greeley
Miss Reeman
England
Frank Reeman
Business figure relocates office to Ninth Street
E. N. Reaser of Interurban Construction moved his office this morning from the Camfield hotel to 809 Ninth street. He aims to be more in touch with downtown business men and has fitted the space with Kinsella Browne real estate.
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E. N. Reaser
Interurban Construction Company
Camfield Hotel
Ninth Street
Kinsella & Browne
Deputy Sheriff Hauls Willi Eaton to Penitentiary
Deputy Sheriff Peterson transported Willi Eaton to the penitentiary this morning. The brief note adds a wry line about Eaton renewing eye contact with his brother Jim, within the limits of their possible communion.
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Peterson
Willi Eaton
Jim
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