Inland Oil Company Begins Second Gas Well Near Boulder
Directors decide to spend July dividends on improvements and start a second well 300 feet from the first. The field is believed large with gas likely in many county areas, potentially supplying northern towns. the inland well shows a strong flow at about 1 106 feet, near the Greeley Boulder property.
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Boulder
H. GI
HA. Irons
P. W.allen
Inland Company
Greeley+ Boulder
Greeley-Boulder
Prospects for More Wells in Weld County
Extensive prospects are to be made to place other wells as stockholders view visions of further finds. The already dug well in the Maze offers the largest flow yet. The company aims to negotiate with Longmont and Boulder to supply natural gas to those towns.
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Weld County
Longmont
Boulder
Mosher Daniels And Downey Win At Collins
Fort Collins July 14 Mosher in the singles and Daniels and Downey in the doubles of Greeley were among winners in yester days tennis events. The results include Johnston over Downer 6 1 Comics mack over Beatty 6 0. Daniels defeated Feeney 6 3 6 1 and Daniels and Downey beat Smith and Burnett 6 2 4 6 6 2. Ralph Giffee returns home after visiting Mrs Patterson and Mrs Patterson in Hotchkiss.
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Daniels
Downey
Collins
Fort Collins
Mosher
Greeley
Johnston
Downer
Morrison
Benning
Ick
Hilton
Chatfield
Devenish
Satchet
Aylesworth
Cammack
Johnson
Fothergill
Liggett
Smith
Burnett
Ralph Giffee
Jesse Patterson
R. Patterson
Hotchkiss
Poudre Carries Many Dead Fish Down River
Hundreds of dead fish are drifting down the Poudre River near Fort Collins after the drowning of Rodney Rist, a young lawyer. The decaying corpses clog banks and threaten health and farm land, prompting officials to consider stopping further dynamiting of the stream.
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Fort Collins
Rodney Rist
Settlement Reached in Dry Land Case In County
Settlement occurred in the case of Hugh L. Taylor against James Dolan for recovery of dry land in the northern county. Ralph Vorhees of Denver joined Taylor in the land dispute and paid attorney Joseph C. 1250 dollars. The land, bought up in 1896 after the panic, sat in job lots due to tax defaults, later gaining value for dry farming. The suit had been in court when the settlement was reached.
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Hugh L. Taylor
James Dolan
Ralph Vorhees
Denver
Taylor
Joseph C
Denm
More Men Are Laid Off At LaSalle
Special to the Tribune from LaSalle dated July 14 reports widespread retrenchment by Union Pacific. Workers in the exaply rig part of the sewer and round gene crews have been dismissed and payroll cuts of 2500 dollars for the LaSalle district are planned. Track laying on the Fort Collins Den? branch has stopped and all new railroad improvements are to be suspended while grading around the depot continues to completion.
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Tribune
LaSalle
Union Pacific
la Salle
Fort Collins- den
Festival of Mountain and Plain May Revive in Denver
Denver officials report plans to revive the Festival of Mountain and Plain after years of absence. The chamber of commerce and hotel and restaurant committee voiced support, with plans to consult other committees on feasibility. The last festival occurred October 2 and 3, 1991, featuring a seven mile race and historic floats illustrating western progress.
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the Tribune
Denver
Mountain and Plain
Chamber of Commerce
Weld County Range Described As Best for Sheep Farming
Joseph Martinez from Las Animas County tours Weld County Colorado to assess ranges for large sheep herds this summer. He notes southern state and New Mexico flocks suffer diseases and praises Weld County range as among the cleanest with strong feeding opportunities attracting stockraisers statewide.
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Weld
Joseph Martinez
Trinchera
Las Animas
Greeley
Martinez
Weld County
New Mexico
Greeley Boy Loses Foot Under Train
George Pink a sixteen year old Greeley boy was run over by a Colorado and Southern train in Denver. He fell from a streetcar route at Sixth and Larimer and had his left foot severed. He was rushed to the county hospital in Denver in serious condition and his relatives were notified.
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George Pink
Denver
George Fink
Greeley
Nes
Colorado & Southern
Sixth
Larimer
Roda
Hereford Reservoir project filed for irrigation works
The Hereford Reservoir and Irrigation Company filed maps and statements with the county clerk yesterday for a reservoir and two ditches. The reservoir costs 15000 dollars with a capacity of 110090000 cubic feet. The ditches cost 12000 dollars. Water will be drawn from Crow Creek and the irrigated land lies near the Wyoming site.
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Hereford Reservoir and Irrigation Company
Crow Creek
Wyoming
Iowa Man Sees Bright Dry Land Prospects in Weld County
Frank Thiel and family of central Iowa arrived in Greeley evaluating Weld County Colorado dry land. He plans to invest and plant next year, noting some areas look promising despite reports of drought, and believes irrigation could help. Thiel says Weld County’s outlook surpasses other parts of Colorado.
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Lowa
Frank Thiel
Iowa
Thiel
Colorado
Weld County
Greeley
Doctor Hall Calls for Open Sexual Education in Schools
Doctor Hall urges removal of modesty bans in schools and homes arguing sex facts underpin religion and society. He criticizes the press for silence on sexuality and cites studies showing high immorality among college students and even in high schools. He advocates early sex education and vigorous intellectual pursuit to preserve moral life.
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Eastern
Mrs Kate Bauer Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Kate Bauer aged 56 wife of John Bauer of Farmers Spur died at her home after a lengthy cancer illness. At her bedside were her two daughters Mollie and Rosa and her husband. Born in Russia she lived in Nebraska for eighteen years and in Colorado for seven. Survived by her husband and seven children Katharine Zeiler Leadville John Bauer Herndon Conrad Bauer Benkleman Juke Bauer Greeley David Bauer Greeley Mollie Bauer Greeley. Funeral plans pending.
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Kate Bauer
John Bauer
Farmers’ Spur
Mollie
Rosa
Bauer
Russia
Nebraska
Colorado
Katherine Zeiler
Leadville
John B. Bauer
Herndon
Kansas
Conrad Bauer
Benkleman, Neb
Juke B. Bauer
Greeley
David Bauer
Mollie Bauer
Fingers May Be Amputated Has Most Unusual Record
Francis Ernest Ralston reveals his left index finger has endured bites from a dog and many other animals. He recounts stings from bees and snakes and bites by prairie dogs and gophers, with a rat terrier striking the same finger yesterday. He fears amputation may result if the injuries worsen.
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Francis Ernest Ralston
Ralston
Doctors and Lawyers Face Off in Charity Diamond
This afternoon doctors and lawyers play a charity baseball game to decide supremacy on the diamond. It should be exciting with no fixed score as the two sides clash for a good cause. Proceeds go to Greeley hospital to fund improvements and future games between business and professional men are planned for next Thursday.
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Greeley Hospital
Homeseekers Back From Canada Land
Washington officials report emigration to Canada has slowed. Thousands of homeseekers have returned and more are expected to come back, with Montana settlers noting disappointment with the Canadian irrigation program and plans to repatriate.
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the Tribune
Washington
Canada
Reclamation Service
Clarence J. Blanchard
Montana
Alberta
Domin
Cantata Benefit for Eaton Library Draws Big Audience
The Courtright company performed at the Odd Fellows hall in Eaton drawing a large crowd. Part of the proceeds will aid the local library. A matinee is planned for this afternoon as Mayor A R Myers spends the day in Windsor.
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the Tribune
Eaton
Courtright Company
Odd Fellows Hall
A. R. Myers
Windsor
Denver notables report after surgery and health updates
Ray Gale, who had an operation Monday at Park Avenue hospital, is recovering well but will remain in Denver for a couple of weeks. Albert Anderson, recently ill in a Denver hospital, is again troubled by gastric ulcers. Dr A C McCain and family plan two weeks in the mountains at Stapp's lake.
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Ray Gale
Park Avenue Hospital
Denver
McCain
Albert Anderson
A. C. McCain
Mountains
Stapp’s Lake
Kersey Marshal Resigns and Moves to Nebraska
Rube Phornley the marshal of Kersey has resigned his post and plans to establish his home in Nebraska.
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Kersey
Rube Phornley
Nebraska
President Snyder returns from National Educational meeting
President Z. X. Snyder of the State Normal school has returned from Boston where he attended the National Educational Association meeting.
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Z. X. Snyder
The
State Normal School
Boston
National Educational Association
Greeley Lad Aims To Build Airship For Fame
A 19 year old Greeley resident David Seidon near the reservoir works on a dirigible hoped to rival Wright and Glen Curtiss. Experts called plans workable though no full test yet. He aims to try it in two to three months with verdicts pending from mechanics like How ard Foster who observed the machine.
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Greeley
David Seidon
Wrights
Glen Curtiss
Seronautics
Howard Foster
Foster Says Machine Project Could Prove Worthwhile
Foster believes the boy could succeed with some changes to the machine and plans to collaborate on the proposition. He notes they would not reveal optimism publicly, preferring to work quietly on the home airship concept without drawing smiles or attention.
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Foster
Lost on the plains F J Borden returns to Greeley
After two days wandering on the plains east of Greeley, F J Borden reached a road and a Keota farm. He had lost his way coming from the Nebraska line and was found by a local farmer. Borden resides in Kimball County Nebraska and came to Greeley for business.
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Greeley
F. J. Borden
Nebraska Line
Keota
Borden
Kimball County
Neh
Patek says county will get article space in Review of Reviews
Alfred Patek from the state immigration bureau states that Greeley and Weld counties will receive the same space in the Review of Reviews magazine regardless of advertising. He adds the advertising suggestion was optional and that space for exhibits was secured for Colorado at a reduced cost, benefiting the counties.
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Alfred Patek
State Immigration Bureau
Greeley
Weld County
Review of Reviews
Immigration Bureaa
Woman peddler arrested for license violation in Windsor
City Marshal Hinckley arrested a woman peddler in Windsor for vending without a license. The woman paid the license fee and was released.
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Windsor
Hinckley
Eaton Dance Club to Host Seelys Lake Dance
Eaton July 14. The Eaton Dancing club will hold a dance this evening at Seelys Lake.
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Eaton
Eaton Dancing Club
Seely’s Lake
Fortnightly Chorus and Senor Lala Draw Big Greeley Crowd
Greeley Fortnightly Club of women impressed the audience at the chautauqua closing night. Senor Lala presented Philippine lecture pictures and the crowd filled the tent. Dr. C E B Carter said the season left about $300 behind, a fine showing given early season odds. Miss Lottie Bragg and Miss Agnes Farrell visited Greeley, while Mrs. Bessie Vesbrow returned home to Limon after two weeks with her brother R. E. Silvers and family.
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Greeley
Chautauqua
Madame Schumann-Heink
Senor Lala
Philipine
C. EB. Carter
Lottie Bragg
Barnesville
Agnes Farell
Boulder
Bessie Vesbrow
Limon
R. E. Silvers
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Wright
Daniele
Feeney
Wolfe
Clammer
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Vosler
Booraem
Beach
Cresswell
Clammér
Nuck
Jen
McCreery
Poudre
Ens
Wan
Doctor Hall
Kate M. Bauer
Greeley Boy
Greeley Lad
PATEK
Chautauqua Association
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