Egyptian irrigation expert visits Greeley for study
George Herbert Lancaster from Egypt’s government irrigation department is in Greeley for a three month study of local conditions. He arrived from Wagon Wheel Gap area and will extend his trip to Wyoming before returning home early spring. He has traveled in Mexico and South America prior to this visit.
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George Herbert Lancaster
Department of Irrigation
Greeley
Lancaster
Initio
Wyoming
Tde Ho
Egypt
Mexico
South America
irrigation best hope for Egypt says English expert
Mr. Lancaster, an Englishman connected with the Egyptian government for ten years, urges irrigation as Egypt’s priority and notes dry farming at home while Egypt must educate farmers and prove new methods. He sees huge Nile water waste, believes Egypt will rise as a major producer, and warns American and English settlers may shift with the times.
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Lancaster
Egypt
Weld County
United States
Condon Store Girls Entertained at Mrs Danforth Home
Mrs Gordon Danforth entertained the girls of Condon store at her home Wednesday evening with an informal party. The gathering honored Misses Josephine Cummings and Florence McGinnis, formerly with the store and now teaching, who will leave after the holiday vacation to resume their work. The evening featured candy making and refreshments. The reunion was much enjoyed.
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Gordon Danforth
Condon
Josephine Cummings
Florence McGinnis
Hobbell & More Cash Grocery Burglarized in Fort Lipton
Thieves burglarized Hubbell & More Cash Grocery in Fort Lipton on Tuesday night. A mail sum of money and stock in trade were stolen, with cigars and cigarettes believed to suffer most. Local authorities investigate the burglary.
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Fort Lipton
Hubbell & More Cash
Greeley Seeks Ordinance Banning Liquor Solicitation
Citizens push to petition the council for an ordinance that makes it unlawful to solicit liquor houses in Greeley. The move follows a recent supreme court decision deeming liquor solicitation unlawful in Windsor and aims to enshrine temperance in Greeley by bylaw. Local council members are expected to support the measure with little opposition.
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Supreme Court
Windsor
Greeley
Margaret Scott Hunter to be buried in Greeley area
Margaret Scott Hunter died at the home of David G. Brooks 320 Mulberry street Fort Collins on December 29. Funeral services will be held there with private interment at Greeley on Saturday January. She lived in Greeley years and was a Presbyterian. She leaves three daughters and one grandchild. Mr and Mrs J Bartlett returned from Des Moines after Christmas.
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Margaret Scott Hunter
David G. Brooks
Mulberry Street
Fort Collins
Greeley
Longtime Greeley Bank Employee Dies After Illness
Lynn J. Carrel died at his home 1115 Eleventh street after a severe pneumonia and ongoing illness. He was 31, born in LaPorte Indiana, married four years to Edyth Sawyer of Appleton New York, and leaves a wife, a two year old son, his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carrel, and siblings L. B. Carrel and Mrs. John Kerr of Monte Vista.
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Lynn J. Carrel
Eleventh Street
John Kerr
Monte Vista
Carre
Mr. Carrel
LaPorte Ind
C. C. Carrel
Greeley
Greeley National Bank
Edyth Sawyer
Appleton
N. Y
L. B. Carrel
Greeley High School Class of 09 Reunion Planned
Tonight at John Park's home a cheerful reunion of the Greeley High School class of 1909 will be held. Thirty members are expected with several attendees home from college including Eugene Fisk of Armour Institute Chicago Harry Robbins Kathleen Wheeler Boulder Will Neuswanger Russell Buchanan Albert Hall Colorado College and Mamie Glazier Woman's College of Denver.
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John Park
Eugene Fisk
Armour Institute
Chicago
Harry Robbins
Kathleen Wheeler
Boulder
Will Neuswanger
Russell Buchanan
Albert Hall
Colorado College
Mamie Glazier
Woman's College
Enver
Denver Laramie railroad eyes city entrance via new property
The Denver Laramie and Northwestern railway plans to buy property to clear a right of way into Greeley and challenge Union Pacific bids. Analysts say the Burlington could also come into Greeley over Denver Laramie tracks, threatening the city franchise if crossing is blocked.
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Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad
Union Pacific
Denver-Laramie
Greeley
Burlington
Harriman
Denver- Laramie
City of Greeley
Denver Laramie plan prompts new city right of way talks
The article details ongoing behind the scenes activity between the Denver Laramie and Burlington railroads over a 400 foot Union Pacific right of way claim in Greeley. Officials deny a Burlington Denver Laramie merger while signaling planned property purchases and counter moves by Union Pacific Harriman interests.
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Harriman
Denver-Laramie
Denver- Laramie
Tribune
Union Pacific
Ion Pacific
Greeley
Burlington
Denver
Runaway Team Dragged Mr Davis Into Peril At High School
Mr Davis was cleaning ashes at Eleventh Avenue high school when a young outlaw colt and another horse bolted on a wagon. He slipped fell under the wagon and was kicked, dragged across lawns, then rescued and taken home with painful injuries.
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Mr. Davis
Eleventh Avenue
Iis
Davis
Watch Lost on Ninth Avenue Gifted to Lois Huffsmith
Lois Huffsmith reports the loss of a gold watch with a green leather fob on Ninth Avenue between Ninth and Tenth Streets. Any information leading to recovery will be appreciated.
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Lois Huffsmith
Ninth Avenue
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Minister Douhan Arrives From Haxtum for Denver Mission
Rev. C. E. Douhan arrived today from Haxtum Colorado. He will visit his son Carl J. Douhan and wife before proceeding to Denver where he has an appointment to preach for several months. Douhan formerly led the Swedish Baptist church here.
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C. E. Douhan
Haxtum
Colo
Carl J. Douhan
Denver
Mr. Douhan
Swedish Baptist Church
Tribune New Year’s Number presents Weld county survey
The Tribune announces a comprehensive New Year’s edition detailing Weld county industrial and social life. It includes irrigation, sheep feeding, real estate, beet raising, and features on clubs, lodges, and church work, with extensive local authority input. The edition aims to boost Greeley and Weld county and offers reliable year in review detail.
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Greeley
Weld
Tribune
Weld County
Denver
The
Greeley and Weld County
Brave boy hurt in accident leaves for Denver after amputation
Mrs. Cleah carries Stephen to the depot after a hammer and dynamite cap incident at the Oleah home. He was treated at Carr then the Greeley Hospital where finger amputation was performed. The family heads to Denver for recovery with the boy praised for bravery.
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Stephen
Mrs. Cleah
Denver
Oleah
Carr
Greeley
Runaway Beer Wagon Spooks Fort Lupton
A pair of horses pulling a heavy beer wagon escaped a Japanese boy driver in Fort Lupton on Wednesday morning. The four-block dash through crowded streets ended when Herman Bennett halted the team. no injuries were reported despite the busy scene.
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Lepton
Daily Tribune
Fort Lupton
Herman Bennett
Wilson Shafer to Lead Pedagogues
Wilson 5 Shafer of Cripple Creek is named the next executive of the Colorado Teachers association. He was the sole nominee at the nominating committee meeting at East Denver high school. Mrs Mary Bradford urged postponing Grenfell to the next meeting where she may be elected president of the state teachers organization.
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Denver
Wilson
Shafer
Cripple Creek
Colorado Teachers’ Association
East Denver
Mary Co. C. Bradford
Helen Grenfell
Grenfell
State Teachers’ Organization
James's half century as Shakespearean actor highlighted
Louis James has spent nearly fifty years portraying Shakespeare and classic masters. This season he revives Henry VII’s historical drama with Cardinal Wolsey memories, while Aphie James takes on Queen Katherine, promising refined acting in the Bard tradition.
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Louis James
Richard Mansfield
Avon
James
Cardinal Wolsey
Katherine
Aphie James
Henry
Hus
Huge Engines at LaSalle Supply Milton Reservoir Work
Massive Hauling From LaSalle to Milton Reservoir Seen in Beebe Draw Project. Hancock & McMahon of Lawrence Kansas supervise as 712 carloads of material travel ten miles to the site for the $400 000 project.
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LaSalle
Milton Reservoir
Beebe
Milton
Beebe Draw
Hancock & McMahon
Lawrence
Kan
No Rest During Day or Night for Engines
Shipments of cement gravel sand steel reinforcement trap rock and 84 tons of 48 inch cast iron pipe will be moved to the reservoir site by two 25 horsepower engines. Each engine hauls 30 000 pounds on ordinary roads with a double crew for 24 hour operation. A trial trip was made and Hancock McMahon may rent to speed the move as bridges along ten miles are reinforced and the first trip is expected tomorrow.
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LaSalle
Hancock & McMahon
Denver University Quartet Appears at Windsor
The Denver University male quartet, directed by Ira E B Cutler, entertained Windsor at a solo concert last night. Members Willard Rugg H L Hickey Benjamin Eitelgeorge Ira Gillett performed with Mrs Perle Kingsley as reader and Miss Shirley Lewis on piano.
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Daily Tribune
Windsor
Denver University
Glee Club
Willard Rugg
Benjamin Eitelgeorge
Ira &. Gillett
Ira EB. Cutler
Perle Kingsley
Shirley Lewis
Denver
Kingsley Read
Marguerite
Dolores
Eastern Star Installs Officers at Regular Meeting
At Tuesday evening’s Eastern Star regular meeting the annual installation of officers was held followed by a social. Newly installed officers include W M Mrs C A Ringle W P Charles Knelly A M Mrs C H Ramsay secretary Mrs Charles Knelly treasurer Mrs F J Conway Con Mrs C J Yardley Adah Miss Nora Rugh Ruth Miss Hattie Yardley Esther Mrs Robert Zumwalt Martha Mrs A L Knolls Electa Mrs D A Camfield M Mrs O H Adams W Mrs T A Stevens chaplain Charles Heaton sentinel.
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Eastern Star
C. A. Ringle
W. M
Charles Knelly
W. P
C. H. Ramsay
A. M
Paul Challis
F. J. Conway
C. J. Yardley
A. C
Nora Rugh
Adah
Hattie Yardley
Ruth
Lorence DeVotie
Esther
Robert Zumwalt
Martha
A. L. Knolls
Electa
D. A. Camfield
O. H. Adams
T. A. Stevens
Charles Heaton
Sentinel
Loveland Boy Wounded in Accidental Revolver Incident
John Schmidt a 14 year old son of farmer George Schmidt of Berthoud area is hospitalized in Loveland with a critical abdominal wound from an accidental discharge after he pressed a cleaning 22 caliber revolver to his abdomen. The accident occurred while he was handling the weapon.
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Loveland
John Schmidt
George Schmidt
Berthoud
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