French bank to fund Standley lake project in Colorado
After a week of creditor negotiations at Woodman hall Denver, the Banque Franco Americaine of Paris offered to advance 2 million dollars to finish the Standley lake trunca tion and Henrylyn irrigation systems. Creditors agreed to defer claims until project completion, with Arthur Day acting as American representative for the French bank and Kenefick company promising timely construction.
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Standley Lake
Henrylyn
Weld County
Greeley-Denver
Greeley
Denver
Woodman Hall
Franco American Bank
Paris
William Kenefick
Kenefick-Quigsley-Russell Construction Company
Weld
Arthur Day
Liaw
Kenefick
F. M. Taylor
J. M. Quigley
R. F E. Lewis
Milton Smith
Banque Franco- Americaine
France
Fred L. Lucas
Denver Reservoir Irrigation Company
Colo
Denver Reservoir
State of
Colorado
Mechanics’ Lion
Henrylyn Irrigation District
Kenefick Company
Denver Reservoir Company
Kenefick-Quigeley-Russell Construction Company
Trowbridge-River Bond House
Colorado Cement Company
Fitzgerald Company
Bowles Brothers
Joseph Osner
Bates & Rogers
Philips McGara and
Rose-Whittaker
Greeley Doctors Report Cancer Vaccine Success
Greeley physicians announce a cancer vaccine treatment proven successful on a local patient. The case began with surgery on November 28 removing cancer and ribs, followed by vaccine therapy to treat remaining glands. The patient has recovered to his usual work, signaling a major advance for medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
A. Ruskin
Los Angeles
Calif
Philippines
San Francisco
Vaughn
Detroit
New Club Organized at Ramona Kensington in Greeley
A Kensington club named Ramona was formed by a group of twelve ladies in Greeley. The organizers held an afternoon meeting at Mrs. O. H. Adams residence at 700 Fifteenth Street with Mrs. Ben Marsh elected president. A luncheon was served by Mrs. Adams.
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Greeley
Ramona
Kensington
O. H. Adams
Fifteenth Street
Ben Marsh
Adama
Man Found Dead Had Three Names In Denver Search
Coroner Macy investigates a man found dead in a Greeley shack from alcohol effects. The body, possibly Joe Lawrence, uses three assumed names and was once well to do with trunks and fine clothing. Next week he will go to Denver seeking identification and aid from a woman who may know his past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Joe Lawrence
Macy
Denver
County appoints new medical staff and road overseers
County commissioners named W W Harmer as county physician at Greeley replacing W H Shields. Others include Whitaker Monesmith Spaulding Peck McCain Agan Gormley and Bixter. Luella McCalpin named chief nurse. Road overseers named in three districts with 75000 yearly maintenance funds across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Harmer
Greeley
W. H. Shields
D. L. Whitaker
Johnstown
A. T. Monesmith
Fort
Board of Surgeons
Will Anderson
W. L. Baldridge
H. G. Dail
State Board Visit to Normal School
The state board of the Normal visited today and joined a noon luncheon in the domestic science department. They held the regular quarterly meeting and heard addresses from Mrs. Helen Wixon the new member and Mr. Markhan the president. Judge Welch gave a short parting talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of the Normal
Helen Wixon
Markhan
Charter for Greeley Revived in Partisan Movement
A new partisan push revives discussion of replacing the current commission government in Greeley with a city charter system. Supporters argue for clearer leadership and accountability while opponents warn of reduced citizen input.
Census Will Change Law In Election
A peculiar condition arising from city growth prompts a legal change in election law. Officials note the census impact will alter district boundaries and voting processes shaping future elections.
Movement toward commission government in Greeley grows
Citizens in Greeley debate adopting a permanent commission form as Republicans push a straight ticket in the spring election. The shift follows national upheaval and nearby city trends, with concerns over partisan influence and registration rules tied to census figures. Mr. and Mrs. L. Alber of Kansas City relocate to Greeley, with Mrs. Alber sister of E. E. Offerle.
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Greeley
Weld County
Weld
Grand Junction
Colorado Springs
Boulder
United States
Census Department
Houston
Shafroth
Mrs. L. Alber
Kansas City
Mrs Clinton Dies. Mrs Chester Scott Attends
Mrs Clinton, grandmother of Mrs Scott, died in Denver after illness beginning New Year. She had long visits here and lived with her daughter Mr and Mrs Dwight Parker in Denver. Mr Scott traveled to Denver to attend funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Chester Scott
Denver
Mrs. Clinton
LaGrange Country Club Meeting Highlights
The LaGrange Country Club met Thursday afternoon with 24 members present led by Mrs Bartholomew. Miss Mabel McGill read Angels and Pigs. visitors included Mesdames Perry Murray Riggs and Carter. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs John McGill on the 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange Country Club
Bartholomew
Mabel McGill
Mesdames Perry Murray
Riggs
Carter
John McGill
Friday the Thirteenth Foreshadows Local Hooodoo Day
Read of superstitions on a Friday the thirteenth, with aviators wary of flying and Greeneville locals fearing ill luck. The piece lists quirky cautions such as not getting off a streetcar backward, not arguing near a mule, and not forgetting groceries or family respect.
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Denver Reservoir and Irrigation Company
Day
Standley
Cap’y
Barr Lake
Milton Lake
Denver-Greeley Valley
Greeley Men
Greeley Hospital
California
Grim Reaper
Milliken
Opera
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