Greeley Road Project Stalled Awaiting Public Decision
Local reports say all grading on the new rail route to Hillsboro is paused while awaiting a decisive public vote in Greeley. The plan would extend tracks through Weld County's richest district with capital of about 2600000, much of it already pledged by supporters.
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About & Domen
Denver
Hait
Hillsboro
Greeley
Filsboro
Pet Collinn
Asaguet
Weld County
Faton's Serious Need and Eaton Water Question
The Eaton town board discusses funding water supply by electricity with outside help from Henfrick Holthoff of Denver. No action taken as officials debate a partial electrified pumping plan and the adequacy of the current system for a growing population. Also notes the death of John Lowery, a longtime salesman and local figure, aged over 70, last residing in Greenfield Maine.
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Eaton
Henfrick Holthoff
Denver
Macticatty
John Lowary
CG G Morey Mercantile Go
Greeley
Windsor Couple Wed At Dickerson Home
A noon Wednesday ceremony united Florence Dowding and Waddie T. Jones at the Dickerson residence in Windsor with Rev. Cooper officiating. Attended by relatives, the couple will reside on the groom’s ranch after a brief stay at the Dickerson home. The bride is the daughter of J. H. Dowding.
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Windsor
A. R. Dickerson
Florence Dowding
Waddie T. Jones
Cooper
M. EB. Church
Fred Lowry
Taura Doty
Fort Collins
Dickerson Ranch
Roth
J. H. Dowding
Lectures at Cov enanter church by Rev McKnight in Syracuse
The Cov enanter church hosts a series by Rev W J McKnight of Syracuse New York. The first two talks draw unusual interest as he argues biblical rationale for Covenanter principles. Three more lectures follow on musical instruments in worship secret societies and exclusion of the only potentate from civil realm.
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W. J. McKnight
Syracuse
New York
Covenanter Church
Rev. McKnight
Meinheht
Kev
McKnight
Married in Denver Sparks Windsor Wedding
Randall and his bride Mies Harding of Timnath were wed in Denver on Monday in a quiet ceremony. The couple, visiting Windsor for a short farewell reception, plan to settle in Kimball Nebraska where the groom has business interests. They departed on the four o clock train toward Greeley en route to Nebraska.
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Greeley
Nebraska
Mind Cure lecture to address theories of pain and death
Pershing, who spoke on Genius and Insanity last month, will discuss Mind Cure next Saturday evening at the city hall. Doors open at 7 30 p m No seats reserved All interested are invited to hear a clear explanation of the truth and fallacies of these theories.
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John Stuart Mil
H W. T. Pershing
Convict Returned to Pen After Narrow Escape
Special to the Daily Tribune Shercliffe the convict who made a sensational getaway en route to the pen was landed safely within the walle at Canon City this afternoon at two o'clock. He was in charge of Undersheriff Dwyer and a deputy from Lake county.
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Daily Tribune
Shercliffe
Walle
Canon City
Dwyer
Lake County
Eight Year Prison for Calvin Phillips Murder Case
Sheriff Plovance and a deputy take Calvin Phillips to Canon City to serve an eight year term for the murder of his father in law. Phillips had stayed release that expired yesterday as the judge denied more time. Attorney DeWeese seeks a supreme court writ of superseders. The case awaits May term action.
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Plovance
Canon City
Calvin Phillips
George Bainbridge
Platteville
Phillips
DeWeese
Supreme Court
Philips
Florance
Tommis Missioners
Union Pacific Rushes 11 Miles in Northern Colorado
Will Resh Construction reports the Union Pacific railroad will push 11 miles of new track in northern Colorado at a cost of 3 million dollars, employing 3,000 workers. First camp on Sand Creek near Denver hosts 106 men and teams. additional camps near Greeley and on the Moffat road are forming as the project prioritizes the Denver Fort Collins line and two Greeley branches. Weather will not delay work. trains on the Greeley branches expected within ninety days.
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Denver Mterday
John Warren
Charles Tew
John Mosher
J. F P. MaeCreery
Mrator Clayton
Das Strohi
John Perenstruce Eaton
W. R. Adison Clark
Allen Straight
Yy Watson
Ine
Greeley
Daily Tribune
Denver
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Colorado
Sand Creek
Moffat Road
Fort Collins
Denver Superintendent Attacks Normal Schools
Denver superintendent Chadsey told a senate committee that a college graduate would be preferable to a Normal School graduate for teaching. He implied Normal schools were ineffective as educators and suggested they could do without them.
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Tripune
Denver
Chadsey
State Normal School
Senate
Golden man Jesse Kemble dies by self-inflicted shooting
In Boulder Colorado on February 18 Jesse Kemble a 26 year old resident of Golden was arrested on statutory charges and committed suicide by shooting himself in the head while walking up the street with a police officer. The incident occurred tonight and Kemble was known in Golden.
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Daily Tribune
Boulder
Col
Jesse Kemble
Golden
Kemble
Busy Day in County Court Sees Mental Illness and Crimes
Judge Bradfield presided as Kilpatrick from Eaton, suffering consumption, awaited transfer to Georgia after hospital stay. New Line from Windsor, a ragged insane youth, headed to Pueblo hospital with exhausted parents funding care. Carter and Foster, Windsor, pleaded guilty to running a poker game and received three months in county jail amid racial tensions at the jail.
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Bradfield
Kilpatrick
Eaton
Georgia
New Line
Windsor
Pueblo Hospital
State Hospital
Carter
Foster
Sherif
Gifts to LaSalle School Enrich With Frances Willard Picture
The Hungerford W C T A presents LaSalle School with Frances Willard’s portrait and a book. Mrs James Beattie and Mrs Mister Carter delivered the gifts on Wednesday afternoon. An Frances Willard program was staged by older pupils. The group met at Mrs Beattie’s home for a Cottage Home program before visiting the school.
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Hungerford W. C.T. A
LaSalle School
Frances Willard
Heing
James Beattie
Mister Carter
Mrs Beattie
Strickland Bill Advances in Colorado National Guard Reorg
The Strickland bill for reorganizing Colorado National Guard moves to third reading and is expected to pass. It would add 87000 dollars to state treasury funds as allowed by a federal bill. The bank guaranty bill, amended, is to be printed and set as a special order after the primary election bill.
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The
Daily Tribune
Denver
Strickland
National Guard of
Colorado
Delegates Named for President's Conservation Conference
Governor Shafroth announces delegates for the president's convention on conservation of the country's resources. Included are Senator Ammons president of the Agricultural College B T Lapierre Senator Patterson Ex-Gov Adams CG Beaman Earl M Cranston Mayor Speer C P Dodge Dr John Grags BR L Jefferson Murdo MacKenzie and D T Sapp.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Shafroth
Ammons
The
Agricultural College
B. T. Lapierre
Patterson
Adams
CG. Beaman
Earl M. Cranston
Mayor Speer
C. P. Dodge
John Grags
BR. L. Jefferson
Murdo MacKenzie
D. T. Sapp
Liquor Interests Score Partial Win in Local Option Debate
Denver February 18 report from the committee on amendments to local option laws favors granting saloon privileges to any precinct or ward within a dry community that voted in favor of saloons. The house and senate moves reflect a partial victory for liquor dealers as the measure advances.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Senate
House
Boy Is He Worth While Lecture in Windsor
Rev. Wesley Neeley of Colorado Springs delivered his lecture The Boy Is He Worth While at the M E church Wednesday evening. This was the third number of the lecture program. Supt L H Harrison visited the Windsor schools Wednesday. Mrs Lotta Von Trotha Williams sailing for France this month. Miss Goldie Hall of Auburn West Virginia visiting Mr and Mrs Lon Ward.
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Windsor
Wesley Neeley
Colorado Springs
M. E. Church
Adam Hahn
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Wednester
Hahn
C. H. Gray Vis
Fort Collins
L. H. Harrison
Windsor Schools
Co. D. Nef
Local Notes From Kersey and Nearby
Dr W F Spaulding and Mr J H Howe visited Denver this morning Joseph Nessier is very ill at home Dr L Hansten has returned from Denver Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church rehearses The Maids Convention theater play Henry Westra case dismissed R W Mortimer returns from Nebraska Carter Hollander operated on again at Greeley hospital Aust J J Newell attends Denver auto show Mrs McClung suffers tonsillitis Connors family departs Congregational Ladies Aid meets in town union program held M W A meets Leo G Mann resigns banker post M L Coffee elected in his place Alva Higgins returns from Denver hospital Rev Jesse Buswell arrives from Manterville Mich new Congregational minister G Werner ranch sale Cheap Jack auctioneer Werner family to move back to Oklahoma
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Kersey
W. F. Spaulding
J. H. Howe
Denver
Joseph Nessier
L. Hansten
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Henry Westra
R. W. Mortimer
Nebraska
Carter Hollander
Kuner
Greeley Hospital
J. J. Newell
Christian Aid
C. W. Hines
Baptist
J. W. Campbell
the Missionary Society
R. L. Pence
Wyatt
Gale
Molander
J. W. Craig
Leo G. Mann
M. L. Coffee
Alva Higgins
Jesse Buswell
Manterville
Mich
DeWitt
G. Werner Ranch
Cheap Jack
Werners
Oklahoma
Colorado
Notice Services At Trinity Episcopal Church
Services will be held at Trinity Episcopal church on Sunday February 21 1969 at eight and eleven a m and at four p m The parish is now in charge of the new Rector Rev Benjamin W Bonnell formerly of Maniteu Cele
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Benjamin W. Bonnell
Maniteu, Cele
Marriage License Issued for Archie T. Jones and Grace Simpson
Archie T. Jones of Faton and Grace Simpson of Windsor have been issued a marriage license. The record lists both individuals as applicants, with no additional guardians or witnesses noted in the brief.
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Archie T. Jones
Faton
Grace Simpson
Windsor
Local Jap Contractor Marries Mrs Lina A James Near Kersey
Wataru Hirata, a Japanese contractor, and widow Lina A James sought a marriage license before Judge Bradfield who refused a union with a white woman and a Japanese. After brief rejections they wed with Judge Hatch approving. the couple plans to live in Greeley and raise expectations of a mixed-door community along Cache la Poudre. Benson, the widow’s farmhand, protested but was dismissed.
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S . Com
Mart Cere
California
Nevada
Cache la Poudre
Kersey
Fred James
St Kersey
Nelson
Wataru Hirata
Lina A. James
Benson
Judge Hatch
Justice Court
Hatch
James
Hirata
Greeley
Bootlegging Fines Hit Windsor Men in County Court
County judge fines two Windsor men for bootlegging after guilty pleas. John Hocking pays 200 dollars while Frank Inghram remains jailed with 300 dollars needed for liberty as the town endures penalties for gambling and bootlegging.
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Windsor
Caesar
John Hocking
John
Frank Inghram
Hotel de Blorance
Colonial Party at First Presbyterian Choir Event
A colonial party will be held tomorrow evening at A. R. Adams home hosted by Misses Cora Adams and Antoinette Barney for the First Presbyterian church choir. Attendees will wear knickerbockers hoop skirts and wigs with costumes ordered from Denver and period music and refreshments to set a colonial mood.
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First Presbyterian Church
Cora Adams
Antoinette Barney
A. R. Adams
Denver
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W. T. James
BR. P. Church
PEN
Golden Man
LaSalle
LaGrange
Justice Hatch
Lina A. James Chocees
Cherryblossom
Rersey
Judge Bradfield
Colonial Party
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