Real Estate Transfers and Tragedy Report
Real estate transfers list multiple conveyances including Folker to Allsebrook, Maloney to Adams, and Gifford to McClenahan followed by McClenahan to Great Western Sugar Co. A separate Chicago report notes Mrs. George Ah Wong killed her three children and herself by wood alcohol after family estrangement and pressure from perceived threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah J. Folker
Geo. S. Allsebrook
Howard C. Maloney
William R. Adams
M. V. B. Gifford
Arthur M. McClenahan
W. D
Greeley
The
Great Western Sugar Co
Wm. B. Griffin
John L. McBride
Mary J. McBride
Anton Kaufmann
Charles A. Yancey
Philip Keiser
Harry Kawin
Lot
Elk
Windsor
William F. Nine
Oswell Ellis
H. W. Somerville
Everett L. Waldo
Eaton
Daily Tribune
Chicago
George Ah Wong
Burington
Sermon Foresees Universal Peace and Global Christianity
The Rev Forward at First Baptist spoke of world peace arriving through two forces: non-Christian international commerce and Christian spiritual unity. He traced historical steps from Greek democracy to English American leaders, arguing for global harmony under Christian leadership and urging every man to oppose forces hindering humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forward
First Baptist Church
Greece
Norway
Iceland
Mr. Forward
Henry IV
Elizabeth
Plymouth Rock
Connecticut
Hooper
Alexander Hamilton
Republic
Hamilton
Jefferson
Madison
Germany
America
Bayens Daily Tribune Publication Details in 1870
Summary of the article lists publication specifics for the Bayens Daily Tribune edition 1870 by N O Meeke. It notes the Greeley Tribune Publishing Company as publisher with manager C H Wolfe. It provides pricing for subscriptions and mailing options and records postal status and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayens Daily Tribune
N. O. Meeke
The
Greeley Tribune Publishing Company
C. H. Wolfe
Greeley Power & Light Clarifies Local Rates Statement
The Greeley Power & Light Co asserts Northern Colorado Power Co maintained no higher Fort Collins Loveland or Longmont rates than Greeley and that competition did not raise costs. It pledges no rate changes if competition vanishes and offers contracts from one to twenty years. W. P. Wooldridge, Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Greeley Power & Light Co
Northern Colorado Power Co
Fort Collins
Loveland
Longmont
Hopeta
W. P. Wooldridge
Club Dinner Hosted by Miss Mary Park in Mississippi
Miss Mary Park acted as charming hostess at a Friday dinner party at her home. Attending guests, aside from one, were members of the O. F. F. club. A fine dinner was served with Christmas greens, holly and mistletoe decorating the rooms. Present were Miss Edna Camfield, Mamie Hopkins, Margaret Colpitts, Jillian Clough, Mena Clough, Esther Harrison, Doris Brown, Mildred Starr, Grace Hall, and Louise Deuth.
Early Birds Win Candy Prize At IOOF Hall
B A Wilkins, a leading IOOF member, offered a prize to the first six Odd Fellows to reach the hall Friday evening. He and three others were among the early entrants. When six more arrived together, claims clashed but all eventually shared the candy as organizers sorted the distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Wilkins
Wm. Hudson
B. Schroll
J. J. Norton
College students home for Christmas holiday
The Misses Alice Hutchinson and Irene Dailey, sophomores, return from Colorado college to spend Christmas with their parents. Paul Eaton from the Springs and Elmer Hand from Denver university are home. Arthur Wilson returns from the State university at Boulder, and Kineman Packard is expected back from Chicago. Wilson Smillie at Harvard will be in Massachusetts for the holidays. The Misses Landers and Alma Wilson from the Normal returned Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hutchinson
Irene Dailey
Colorado College
Paul Eaton
The
Springs
Elmer Hand
Denver University
Arthur Wilson
State University At
Boulder
Kineman Packard
Chicago
Wilson Smillie
Harvard
Massachusetts
Landers
Alma Wilson
Was This Farmer a Chump Uproar Over Road Condemnation in Adams County
Adams county farmer Lew McIntosh felt sore enough to beat his head over a dispute with the Denver, Lara mie & Northwestern over a road right of way. McIntosh sought 4000 dollars, settled for 2500, then 1500 before court. A jury awarded him 1274 dollars on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew McIntosh
Adams County
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
McIntosh
Death by Own Action in Pittsburg Hospital
John Robb Murdock a member of an East End family died at Mercy hospital Pittsburg Pa from strangling himself with a bed sheet during a nervous breakdown. He was due for discharge soon after admission and was found dead by the nurse during a midnight round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
John Robb Murdock
Mercy Hospital
Central Blacksmith Shop Relocates To Sixth Avenue
R L Orr proprietor announces the Central Blacksmith Shop has moved from Seventh street to 617 619 Sixth Avenue offering full blacksmithing services and inviting readers to send the Tribune to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Blacksmith Shop
Seventh Street
Sixth Avenue
R. L. Orr
Piano Sale Promises One Price and In-Home Delivery
A dealer offers a single price for Story & Clark and Schiller pianos with a personal guarantee. No agent adds costs and customers can own a piano without a bank account. The ad stresses Christmas delivery and easy ownership for anyone with a salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joeuney & Piano
Story & Clark
Schiller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boomer
Merry “Hristmas
Christmas
the Phelps Shoe Store
Weld County Abstract and Investment Company
St. Petersburg
Wool & College
Detal
Prince of Peace
Seventh St
Greeley, Colorado
Oe Ee Daily
Carrie Aily
Ee ‘Ly Edition
Presiey
Eaton Special
Commission House
Tae Ved Neill Furniture
J. & Clark
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