Buried Under Flour at Eaton Mill Narrowly Escapes
At Eaton mill C B Deinert was buried under sacks of flour when they toppled from an overbalanced pile. He was freed quickly but suffered heavy bruising and will miss work for some time. Gerald Gavin was thrown from a horse on ice and severely bruised, unable to walk for days while assisting cattle drivers. In Nunn, C G Wilson sustained a serious hand flesh wound when a gun fired as he welcomed the new year, tearing flesh from the thumb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
C. BE. Deiwert
Eaton Mill
Deinert
Gerald Gavin
Gavin
G. W. Musburger
Illustrated Bible Lectures Begin at Thompson Memorial Church
Bible lectures start Sunday January 5 at 7 30 p m in Thompson Memorial church corner Twelfth street and Third avenue. Many lectures will be illustrated and given in German pastors C F Knott invites those who understand that language to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Memorial Church
Twelfth Street
Third Avenue
C. F. Knott
Play Was a Success at Auburn Piano Fund Benefit
Special to The Republican Auburn Jan 4 The district’s young women presented a pleasing program before a large audience and raised money for the piano fund through two sketches Six Cups of Chocolate featured Della Doney Nellie Doney Irene Earnhardt Blanche Wadsworth Lila Sanford Edith Harsh Burglar in Boots starred Louise Ling and Margaret Adams Music by Grace Vernon Leila Ruth Serena Wadsworth and recitations by Morris Sanford and Mabel Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Della
Nellie Doney
Irene Earnhardt
Blanche Wadsworth
Lila Sanford
Edith Harsh
Louise Ling
Margaret Adams
Grace Vernon
Leila Ruth
Serena Wadsworth
Morris Sanford
Mabeluth
Milliken Straw Stacks Threatened by Fire
Milliken saw two straw stacks near the edge of town catch fire yesterday afternoon when sparks from an engine ignited the straw. High winds spread the flames toward nearby buildings until a railroad crew arrived and valiantly extinguished the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliken
Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Rayburn Eaton
A farewell party for Mr and Mrs James Rayburn was hosted by the Country Club at their east of town home. The couple have moved to Greeley to establish their new home and are noted pioneers of the Eaton district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayburn Eaton
James Rayburn
Country Club
Rayburns
Greeley
Eaton District
China to be studied by Westminster Club
The Westminster guild will study China for the next few months with papers and talks planned. At Thursday’s meeting Miss May Woodbury oversaw planning and officers for the coming year were elected: President Miss Psyche Boyd, Vice President Mrs J A Huffer, Secretary Mrs D C Muth, and Treasurer Mrs J Scott Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Westminster Guild
May Woodbury
Psyche Boyd
J A. Huffer
D. C. Muth
J. Scott Thompson
Deaf mute tells story of road fight with Armstrong
Alexander Miller a deaf mute said with his father as interpreter that Armstrong intoxicated struck his buggy and later refused to share the road leading Miller to stop his team. A clash followed leaving Armstrong with a brain concussion and Miller freed on 1000 bond pending a preliminary hearing next week. Lou Galliton is held awaiting further developments in Armstrongs condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Miller
J. McAfee
Dick Armstrong
la Salle
Armstrong
Miller
Lou Galliton
Record Beet Run Sets New Dump Unload Mark
Kersey January 4 reports 118 loads of beets moved through the Kersey dump in one day. It marks the largest single day unloading by wagons at this facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Archery Club Planned by Owl Patrol of Trinity Church
The Owl Patrol of Trinity church hosted a first aid lesson led by Miss Leeta Wiggin and Scout master C. H. Brady. Erich Schenck won a prize for speed in bandaging. The group planned forming a Scout Archery club with bows and arrows to be made in winter meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Leeta Wiggin
City Hospital
C. H. Brady
Miss Wiggin
Erich Schenck
Club Studies Indian Life at North Side gathering
The North Side Country club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Marion Clark as host. She presented a paper on Indian Legendary Love and Mrs. Isabel Reinks displayed Indian arts and crafts. A social hour followed, with refreshments by Mrs. E C Knight and Miss Ddna Blunt. Arthur Bradfield, son of member Mrs. S A Bradfield, is ill with scarlet fever and a love box was prepared for his amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Country Club
Marion Clark
Seventh Avenue
Spotless Town Drive Aims at Cleanest City Status
Kersey residents and local businessmen form a cleanup plan to sweep debris into piles for town collection and removal, hoping to make Kersey the cleanest town in the state. The effort generates notable enthusiasm among citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Peckham Beet Dump Sees Record Beets Loaded in Season
Peckham, Jan. 4. When the beet dump closes tonight for the season, more than 15,000 tons of beets will have been loaded. The season is the best yet for this crop and outlook suggests a larger acreage next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckham
Student George Young Returns to Sterling School
Evans January 4 George Young returns to his Sterling school work after holidays with his parents. Rev and Mrs McBurney have measles in their family and the children are consequently quarantined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
George Young
Sterling
Williams resigns as town treasurer in Kersey meeting
George Williams resigned as treasurer at the town board meeting in Kersey. J. H. Saare will fill the vacancy. The session focused on routine agenda items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
George Williams
J. H. Saare
Sugar Factory Effort Draws Weld County Farmers
A sizable crowd gathered at the Greeley opera house to hear Ward Darley outline efforts toward an independent Weld County sugar factory. He explained options pledged acreage and potential sites, and detailed his New York trip findings as plans move toward decisive action later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Opera House
Ward Darley
Weld County
Mr. Darley
New York
Air rifle accident injures Miss May Robinson at La Salle
In La Salle on January 4, Miss May Robinson was wounded when an air rifle bullet struck her eyelid. Robert Lewis fired the toy gun, hiding it in a hollow pipe. the bullet barely missed the eyeball by about an eighth of an inch as she peered through the pipe unaware of the trigger pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle
May Robinson
Robert Lewis
Young Lewis
Auburn Notes Miss Nona Calvin Visiting C H Wadsworth Home
Miss Nona Calvin is a guest at the C H Wadsworth home. George Rosebrook is cutting ice on Latham reservoir this week, the first to be cut in the vicinity this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Nona Calvin
C. H. Wadsworth
George Rosebrook
Latham Reservoir
Rockefeller to testify after long chase
William Rockefeller agreed through lawyer John A. Garver to accept a subpoena to appear January 13 before the Pujo committee in Washington. Untermeyer said the committee accepted the offer. The search for Rockefeller’s whereabouts around his Fifth Avenue mansion, a Tarrytown home, and Greenwich relatives is ended as the process service ends. Charles F. Riddell informed Pujo members and left for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Rockefeller
John A. Garver
Pujo
House of Representatives
Washington
Money Trust
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue
Tarrytown
Greenwich
Bandits Loot Jewelers Window in Chicago Heist
Four automobile bandits smashed a jeweler's window in Chicago and fled with a tray of diamonds after a running gun battle with police. A fashionably dressed woman fainted in a officer's arms aiding their escape, then vanished. The thieves' car halted. a confrontation with police led to a shot, stabbing, and the officer being thrown from the car before abandonment of the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Snow Falls Across County Elevating Farm Outlook
Snow began early today across the county bringing steady fall and much needed moisture. The fine dry snow steadied throughout the day and while hard on stock feeders, is viewed as beneficial for farmers and future crops.
Rural mail carrier Crabb injured in buggy accident
J. A. Crabb of Auburn was thrown from his buggy while alighting at the Charles Austin farm after his foot was caught in a rein loop. The horse backed, a wheel passed over him, and the line broke just before the animal trampled him. He was seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
J. A. Crabb
Charles Austin
Mr. Crabb
Bail Set at 1.1 Million for Dynamiters in Appeal
Thirty-two of thirty-three union leaders convicted of conspiracy to transport dynamite face bail totaling 1.1 million dollars to enable appeals. Ryan's bail is 70 thousand. Hockin the informer excluded from the appeal. Chicago pledges 500 thousand, San Francisco leadership 1 million in relief funds. 60 days for filing the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockin
Ryan
San Francisco
Treitmoe
Clancy
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeal
Frank M. Ryan
Leavenworth
Herbert S. Hockin
Hay baler accident injures Rosier at warehouse
Simon Rosier suffered severe chest and back injuries when a hay baler caught him between the machine and a brick wall at E H Soper & Co warehouse 710 Eighth Street. He was unconscious and in critical condition at Greeley Hospital after the incident this morning. Rosier planned winter business with the baler and has Nebraska relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Rosier
Greeley Hospital
E. H. Soper & Co
Eighth Street
Rosier
Nebraska
Nunn Defeats Berthoud Men in Checkers Match
Nunn defeated Berthoud by 15 to 9 in a hotel venue watched by a large crowd. Nunn players Munger Turner Hubert and Davis led the victory while Berthoud’s Kessler Penquite Hobbs and Turner competed. Munger claims a state championship opposed by Penquite of Loveland with a rematch planned to settle the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunn
Checkers
Berthoud
Munger
Turner
Hubert
Davis
Kessler
Penquite
Hobbs
Penquite of
Loveland
Cond on to Quit Business in Greeley After Eight Years
A. J. Condon, who built the largest cash retail business in Greeley after purchasing Levin Brothers eight years ago, announces closing out his entire operation and taking a long rest due to a rheumatic condition. He plans to move his family to California, then return to make Greeley home if possible, while pursuing other Weld County interests and seeking near-term relief from joint pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
A. J. Condon
Mr. Condon
Levin Brothers
California
Condon
Weld County
Miller Funeral Sunday
Eaton Jan 4 funeral services for Mrs Bert Miller will be conducted Sunday afternoon at the First Methodist church of this city. Severance Jan 4 David Wailes has been ill with appendicitis but is now improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Bert Miller
First Methodist Church
Severance
David Wailes
Cream Station Opened at Gill Under J S Harrisons Charge
Gill January 4 a new cream station is established under J S Harrison to receive all milk. Collected milk will be sent to the Littleton creamery.
Shreeves Builds Monuments for Grandparents in Eaton
Bert Shreeves of Delta guided by his grandparents memorials visited Eaton Jan 4. He stayed with T. W. Stewart and wife before departing to Denver to wed and then move to Delta as a newly married man.
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Eaton
Bert Shreeves
Delta
Shreeves
T. W. Stewart
Fine Holstein Bull Added to Local Dairy Herd
Fort Lupton notes a new Holstein bull arrives from Denver by express to W. H. McCollum to bolster his dairy herd. The purchase highlights ongoing dairy improvements in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lupton
W. H. McCollum
Express
Denver
Bailey resigns Texas Senate seat to Johnson succession
Senator Joseph W Bailey sent his resignation as U S senator from Texas to Senate President Gallinger with immediate effect. R M Johnson of Houston is in Washington to be appointed by the governor to fill the unexpired term, with the legislature expected to elect him when it meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Gallinger
R. M. Johnson
Houston
Bailey
Farmers Build Houses and Barns in Winter Around Platteville
Farmers in the Platteville area report active improvements this winter. On the Walker farm two miles south, two houses barns and other buildings are under construction. Peter Cheese is erecting a notably large residence on his farm. Other nearby communities note similar upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Peter Cheese
Rev Rachel Dangerfield Returns From Duties for Brief Rest
Galeton resident Rev Rachel Dangerfield, pastor of the Galeton church and weigh mistress at the beet dump, traveled to her Fort Morgan home for a short rest before upcoming special meetings at Gill where she will assist. J H Sherwood is loading hay in Galeton today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galeton
Beet
Rachel Dangerfield
Fort Morgan
Gill
J. H. Sherwood
Fingerprints Clear Negro in Logue Murder Probe
Chicago January 4 police tests on a handkerchief finger print in the search for those who killed Joseph H Logue the eccentric diamond merchant in his McVickers theater building office convicting Robert Kitchen a Negro of the crime remains unresolved in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph H. Logue
McVickers Theater
Robert Kitchen
Snowstorm Winds Halt Farm Activity After Eleven Days
At the dawn of the snow storm the wind ceased for the first time in eleven days. The persistent wind had swept fields bare and damaged those already planted, causing farmers to nearly halt winter wheat planting and leaving unplanted fields exposed to the elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunn
Court Tangle Over Liquor Sale Case
Justice of the Peace E. B. Hatch heard Casper Greenwald and George Bauer accuse each other of selling liquor for money. Bauer was released. Greenwald was held for trial on January 9. The feud reportedly began after one shot a dog belonging to the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
E. B. Hatch
Casper Greenwald
George Bauer
Bauer
Greenwald
Cutting Evans Ice on Bartels Reservoir Threat Fades
Evans reports first ice of the season cut today at Bartels reservoir by Blumenthal brothers. Ice in the area yields many tons yearly while seepage water diverted into the Evans ditch removes flood danger to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Blumenthal Brothers
Bartels
Local man from Masonville visits La Salle. beet dump cleanup delayed
Will Kitch of Masonville, now a Masonville merchant, was in town visiting friends. Farmers report many horses being shod due to the slippery beet dump conditions, and cleanup of the crop will take about two more weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Salle
Will Kitch
Masonville
Five Pool Halls Granted Licenses in Fort Lupton
Fort Lupton officials approve four licenses adding to four issued recently. With about 800 residents and four business blocks the town could host one pool hall per block and a suburb location, prompting speculation over the crowded market. Oba is identified as a Japanese boy among licensees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lupton
Jan
W. M. Peckham
M. J. Leonard
K. Oba
Haroldner
Platteville
A. H. Sell
Fort Lupter
Oba
La Salle Hailed for Record Daily Traffic
La Salle officials believe the city handles more traffic than any northern city, with twenty six passenger trains and extensive freight movement passing through daily, totaling about a hundred movements each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Salle
Arrests and Custody Hearing After Family Disturbance
William Bender of Fort Collins faced custody issues after a disturbance during a wedding party involving Fred Bruner. Bender expected to be held on bond later that afternoon. Mrs Bruner remains in critical condition after a back shot. an emergency Caesarean was performed and the child did not survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bender
Fort Coll
Fred Bruner
Bender
Pleasant dinner party in Kersey hosts
Kersey residents Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Brooks hosted a dinner last night after returning from Greeley. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Tucker and family, Mrs. Loackard, and George Williams in a small social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
D. B. Brooks
Greeley
L. B. Tucker
Loackard
George Williams
Officers Installed at Odd Fellows Lodge in Ault
In Ault on January 4 officers of the Odd Fellows lodge were installed after a social meeting and oyster supper. New officers include N G J W Craig W G J H Cherry secretary A L David financial secretary and Albert Nichols treasurer along with appointed officers.
Mogg Lecture Delights Children at Methodist Church
Dr. Co BE Mogg presented Childhood of All Nations in pictures at the Methodist church last night. The lecture drew a large audience and was especially beneficial for children. Mrs Rebecca Woff entertained a young women class, while Mrs J T Clough led the boy choir and orchestra and Mrs W H Farr directed the girl choir. Family admission tickets proved popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. BE. Mogg
Methodist Church
Rebecca Wolff
Methodist Sunday School
J. T. Clough
W. H. Farr
Severance Society Meeting Yields Interest and Profit
The Severance Literary society held an engaging and profitable meeting last night. In New York on January 4 Roswell Miller chairman of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway company died suddenly here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severance
Severance Literary Society
New York
Roswell Miller
Chicago, Milwaukee
St. Pau
Denly
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Deiwert
Westminster Club
BOY Scouts OF
Sugar Mass
Darley
Rockefeler
Long
John D
Crabb
Austin
Johnson
FT. Lupton
Mogg
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