Short course in domestic science opens at Fort Collins
Miss Rausch heads a debut of the domestic science course at the Agricultural college. The afternoon session drew more attendees despite a storm as she demonstrates stove use, cleanliness, and economical home management. She urges women to learn housekeeping, raise families well, and support husbands, with practical cooking and sewing demos.
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Rausch
The
Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Rauech
Tod
Mary Rausch
Unity Church
Anniversary of Py thian Knights Celebration
The Knights of Pythias Sixth Anniversary celebration at Fellows Lodge No. 31 featured a turkey dinner catered by Mrs. Schryver and Mrs. Gatson. Members wore Martha Washington costumes while a program included welcome remarks, songs, and instrumental solos followed by card games and socializing at the banquet hall.
Barber Suffers Hair Loss From Ignited Kerosene
Morning incident at the Tisdel barber shop on Eighth Avenue. G. E. Glenhouse, a tonsorial artist, ignited kerosene to speed burning coal as he prepared the shop for the day. He lost much of his hair eyebrows and skin on the forehead.
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G. E. Glenhouse
Tisdel
Eighth Avenue
Mary Rausch
Glenhouse
Boy of Sixteen Pleads Guilty in County Court
Young Walters aged 16 pleaded guilty to sheep pelts theft from pens near the factory. Judge will sentence him after advisement possibly sending him to an industrial school or suspending under good behavior. The case reflects a new rule that after a 16th birthday a youth is no longer eligible for juvenile court probation. Others named, Myers, Foster, and Pierce, also appear in related proceedings with Foster receiving thirty days.
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Walters
Supreme Court
Reform School
Myers
Pressly
Foster
Pierce
Miss Margaret George Returns to Greeley From Canada
Miss Margaret George, who taught in the Greeley district for three years, returns from a 6000 mile Canada trip and plans to assume charge of a Weld county school. Also, Miss Annie Albee resumes duties after visiting her parents in Collins.
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Margaret George
Greeley
Canada
Weld
George
Annie Albee
Napa
Collins
No Money for Lobbyists Pledge Won by Governor
Governor Sha’roth declares that every appropriation bill will include a clause barring funds from being used for lobbyist expenses. The measure follows alleged lobbying by the University of Colorado and aims to curb such practices.
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The
Daily Tribune
Denver
Sha’ Roth
University of Colorado
Millionaire Heiress Sylvia Green Weds Astor Cousin
In New York City Miss Sylvia Green, daughter of Het Green, married Matthew Ast. Wilks, a cousin of the Astor family. Mrs Green is worth six million dollars, with half to pass to her daughter upon the mother’s death.
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Daily Tribune
New York City
Sylvia Green
Het Green
Astor Family
Matthew Ast. Wilks
Great Reform Crusade Echo in Eaton Court
In Eaton county court the gambling case of two colored men drew a crowd. Foster pleaded guilty while Carter claimed innocence before admitting a small crap game. The district attorney questioned the racket and the judge sent Carter to jail for three months after asides and laughter.
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Eaton
Foster
Carter
Catholic Priest Renounces Vows in Colorado Wedding
Rev. J. A. Ryan, a Catholic priest, eloped to Colorado Springs on January 30 to wed Miss Susan Moran of that city. The ceremony requires him to renounce his priestly vows, ending his clerical service.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Colorado Springs
J. A. Ryan
Susan Moran
Ryan
William O’ryan
St. Leo's
Lent rules and Holy Week observances outlined
Tomorrow marks Ash Wednesday and the start of Lent with fasting for forty days. The sick and aged are excused. Weekly Lenten services will feature devotions and the Stations of the Cross. Resurrection Day is set for April 11, closing the season.
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Jesus
Father shoots wife while she cradles child in Salt Lake City
Mrs. Ike Taylor was shot in the back by her father Theodore Syphus as she lay with her sleeping son. Theo, Jr. rescued her by entering the room and carrying her to safety before the killer could fire again. The motive remains undetermined at the police station.
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Daily Tribune
Salt Lake City
Ike Taylor
Theodore Syphus
Theo, Jr
Ault Man Returns from Rocky Ford with Horse Car Load
V Owens of Ault returned from a trip into the Rocky Ford country with a carload of horses. A portion of the herd was unloaded in Greeley and the rest were brought on to Ault.
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Co. V
Snowy Paint Offer Sparks Car Makeover at Boynton's
The notice promotes painting services at Boynton's on Sixth Avenue for autos and buggies, inviting customers to call Greeley 732 for estimates and appointments.
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Boynton's
Phone Greeley
Bixth Avenue
Bad Weather Hamps Greeley Rail Hope At Banquet
The Commercial Club banquet was disrupted by bad weather delaying the Denver & Laramie officials. About 35 members discussed a plan to reroute the main line to Greeley with a $250000 local loan. A mass meeting will be held to present details as boosters visit Denver for a tour of the existing line.
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Laramie
The
Denver & Laramie
Greeley
Hillsboro
Coilims
Clayton
Fitzgarrald
Snyder
State Normal
Senate
Tribune
A.J. Luther
W. R. Adams
Denjver
Denver
Prisoner Freed After Holiday Release
A Windsor inmate named Steve Bowman, jailed for selling booze, was released after two weeks when county officials settled a $250 debt with labor instead of clemency. John Paulson, his employer, provided the return of the funds and Bowman plans to repay via work.
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Boone
Steve Bowman
Windsor
Bowman
John Paulson
Paulson
Storm Heavy at Kersey Kersey Special
A blizzard cripples Kersey with a stalled Sterling motor between Weldon and Kersey and a rescue by snow plows. Calves on the range feared losses as travel remains impossible. Snow plows reopen roads today. A Kersey doctor tried to reach a patient six miles away but halted after three miles as his horse failed.
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Kersey
Sterling
Weldon
Peterson to Attend National Dry Farming Congress
Mons Peterson of Greeley left for Cheyenne on Monday to attend the National Dry Farming Congress opening there. He carries Commercial club credentials to represent local dry farming interests and expects broad representation from dry regions across the United States Canada and Mexico. Peterson has over twenty years in Utah and Idaho and farms dry in Crow Creek district using scientific methods with irrigation for ten to fifteen acres and a half section dry farm as a living guarantee.
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Mons Peterson
Greeley
Cheyenne
Peterson
Commercial Club
Grover
United States
Canada
Mexico
Crow Creek
Utah
Idaho
Drifts Halt LaGrange Schools as Storm Locks Roads
LaGrange district endures severe drifting with fields banks and streets buried. No school in session and at 9 30 this morning no team had cleared through the largest snowbanks three to three and a half feet deep. Washington’s Birthday 1909 becomes a remembered day of the great storm.
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LaGrange
Tno
Washington
Has Operation Kuner Special On Local Girl
The little daughter of Mr and Mrs George Broersma of Kuner was taken to Greeley today for a mastoid operation. She was accompanied by her own physician and her parents. A B DeVoe leaves for a business trip to Eaton this afternoon.
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George Broersma
Kuner
Greeley
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Pythian Knights
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Roman
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Pier
Beyrer
Searby
Patigod
Harber
Young Walters
Margeret
Camfield
National Dry Farm Congress
U.S
A. B. DeVoe
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