City temptations vs quiet life in Nye essay and real estate note
An essay contrasts city allure with rural contentment, warning a naïve girl about temptations and advising strength of character. a property column reports Harriet C. Bly bought two lots on Eleventh Avenue near the Normal school in 1906, sold a lot for $1200 with $880 profit in little over two years.
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Bill
Sarah
Lassie
Edwin A. Nye
Greeley
Harriet C. Bly
Eleventh Avenue
Normal School
Sanborn & Houston
Proclamation Repeals 1908 Greeley Muzzle Order
The city of Greeley Colorado rescinds the April 23 1908 muzzling or chaining of all dogs order from July 27 1908 until further notice per city marshal Eugene Williams Note: repeal applies to the old muzzle mandate now voided by the new directive dated July 27 1908 in Greeley Colorado
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City of
Greeley
Eugene Williams
Colo
Eaton Doings of the Week Highlights Socials and Visits
Mrs. Oliver visited friends in Greeley. A son was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Nell. Dewey Bliss and family spent Monday in Greeley. Mrs. H C Cooper of Windsor visited the Gazelle home. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson attended a chautauqua in Greeley. Ernest Blandin spent Sunday at the Nettleton ranch. Sedgwick of Grover visited Geo Williams. Kathrine Wright came from Greeley for a dance at Odd Fellows Hall. Alma Wilson attended Hinshaw Grand Opera Company concert in Greeley. A dinner party honored Miss Effie Juergens of Denver with nine guests. Wilson, Will, and Deffke expected back from the hills midweek after a camping trip toward North Park. Scheer and Mrs Scheer with baby plan an extended trip. Mr Scheer cuts trip short for business. Passion play pictures drew a large crowd on Friday, sharing attention with a band concert. attendees came from Windsor, Ault, Greeley, Severance. Master Robert Longwith celebrated his seventh birthday with 22 children and games. The Rebekahs hosted an invitation-only dance at Odd Fellows hall Friday. Eaton orchestra provided music. refreshments included ice cream and lemonade. Net proceeds between 55 and 60 dollars سيتم directed to paying for the hall piano.
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Ernest Blandin
Wm. Nettleton Ranch
Sedgwick
Grover
Geo. Williams
Kathrine Wright
Greeley
Odd Fellows Hall
Alma Wilson
Hinshaw Grand Opera Company
Effie Juergens
Denver
John Wilson
Arthur Wilson
Frank Will
Guy Deffke
North Park
W. H. Scheer
Dorothy
Scheer
Windsor
Ault
Severance
Robert Longwith
W. B. Longwith
Rebekahs
New
Eaton Orchestra
F. J. Mcltntyre
Nettie Turn
A. L. Palmer
E. L. Howett
Rocky Ford
Auit
S. Ritchie
L. Burnett
Colorado Springs
Homer Ritchie
J. A. Belcher
Congregational Church
Frank Harris
Jessie Lynn
Missouri
Advertiser
Telephone Exchange
C. W. Hine
Farmers’ Institute
L. H. Ryan
Wakefield
Kansas
R. D. Padget
Burman
Ryan
Nora Schafer
Battle Creek
Mich
Sanitarium
Louis Kronthal
Buiding
C. P. Davis
William Kerr
La Salle Notes Local Family and Birth and Deaths
Notes from La Salle report ER C Herrington confined to his room. Mrs Paul Gregory in Denver last week. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs George Gregory on July 26. Mrs T R Blackwood visited friends in Greeley. Daisy and Ella White of St Louis visiting aunt Mrs D E Ellis. Mrs B F Godfrey and family to Glen Haven for a few weeks. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Bentley died July 26 after two weeks illness.
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ER. C. Herrington
Paul Gregory
Denver
Geo. Gregory
T. R. Blackwood
Greeley
Mises Daisy
Ella White
St. Louis
D. E. Ellis
B. F. Godfrey
Glen Haven
Frank Bentley
Alcyon Robinson Visits, Nellie Graham Hosts Group
Entertaining niece Alcynon Robinson a charming 12 year old, Mrs. Nellie Graham hosts a gathering of girls in Greeley. Katherine Kinsell of Denver joins with her mother for a visit, with games, blossoms, and refreshments. The guests depart for Denver early next week.
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Neice
Alcynon Robinson
Nellie Graham
Miss Robinson
Helen King Robinson
Denver
Alcynon
Katherine Kinsell
Greeley
Chamberlain's remedy gains long standing reputation in 1872
The记 article recalls 1872 when Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy emerged and proved effective, earning broad sales across the United States and overseas. It notes doctors and druggists widely recommend it, even in severe cases, with wide availability.
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Chamberlain
United States
Farewell Party for Miss Wicks at South Home
A Tuesday farewell gathering honored Miss Wicks who departs soon for Iowa. The jolly crowd played games and enjoyed music with a watermelon spread at the end, and guests presented her a souvenir spoon.
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Miss Wicks
South
Miss the Wicks
Iowa
McGee's Baby Elixir Offered for Stomach Ailments
An advertisement claims A Millionaire's Baby was treated by the top priced baby Specialist but could not be cured. It promotes McGee's Baby Elixir as a remedy for diarrhoea dysentery and all stomach or bowel disorders, priced 25 cents and 50 cents at drug stores.
Highland Lake Community Notes and Local Movements
Farmers irrigate beets at Highland Lake while beeing beets irrigation expands with a gasoline pump at Henry Holmes place. Mrs A C Angell visits relatives in Firestone and A C Angell serves as mail carrier. Local residents attend a dance at John Walker's barn and Grant Kerr with wife visit from near Fort Lupton. Dr Dillingham of Mead enjoys a mountains outing. Holmes family plans move to Longmont for September school enrollment.
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A. C. Angell
Firestone
John Walker
Grant Kerr
Fort Lupton
Henry Holmes
Longmont
Delta Notes On Local Visits And Campground Life
The Delta reports Mr. J. Waite bought a fine Edison phonograph last week while Mr. Werkeiser visited Nunn to see Mr. Sherman for a week. Mrs. Clarkson’s sister-in-law Mrs. Hoke of Kansas visited Sunday. Chas. Stevenson and George McConneigh enjoyed a pleasure trip to Denver Sunday. Mrs. Galland’s Kentucky father arrived to visit his daughter Saturday. Miss Etta Gross camps with Miss Mary and Agnes Robb at the Chautauqua grounds. The Robisons spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Chas. Robison and remain camping at the Chautauqua grounds for its ten days. The Delta baseball team traveled to Kersey Sunday. the Kersey boys won. Mr. and Mrs. J. Waite went on the excursion to Mr. McClellan last Saturday, returning home at 4 a.m.
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J. Waite
Werkeiser
Nunn
Mr. Sherman
John Clarkson
Hoke
Kansas
Chas. Stevenson
George McConneigh
Denver
Kersey
Kersey Boys
Windsor Social and Local News Summary
Windsor exposes a whirlwind of visits and farewells with Misses McMinn Snyder and Amoss in Eaton, Dr. C. E. Pate of Coalville visiting family, Myrna Laybourn’s Eaton trip, and neighbors arriving from Greeley Nebraska Spokane and Denver. A funeral in Denver for Do. A. Granger and a spinal meningitis death near Windsor are noted alongside social gatherings at Mrs. R. E. Hanna’s Main street home. Dorothy Thelan sustains injuries from a porch fall. Local and out of town guests, plus travel to Spokane, are listed.
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T. E. Burns
Loveland
C. E. Pate
Coalville
Utah
Leon Harrison
Myrna Laybourn
Eaton
T. F. Miles
Windsor
F. Klinginburg
J. Gonner
Chas. Atkins
Do. A. Granger
Denver
Josephine Welch
Greeley
Normal
Miss Brown
Miss Lehr
Nebraska
Gormly
Otis Hill
Kirby
Spokane
Wash
Dorothy Thelan
Nelson
John Cowley
Eliza Cowley
R. E. Hanna
Main Street
Chas. Ford
LaGrange
Lou Kimball
Albert Eaton
Wm. Mahood
K. Dickerson
Fort Collins
Local Happenings and Visits Around Platteville
Sunday visits and health notes fill Platteville news. Oscar Volicart and family host in Boulder while Ben Bollen’s daughter remains ill. Rev E E Brace’s daughter born Saturday July 25 is named Ines. George Volland of Hastings visits his Platteville relatives as Mrs S F Hunt travels to Colorado Springs for health. Amelia Maeder arrives from Boulder to visit her uncle Oscar Volicart, a State University student. A new printing office is rumored for Platteville occupying the David Birkle building formerly used by Mr Long for furniture.
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Oscar Volicart
Boulder
Ben Bollen
E. E. Brace
J. H. Wasley
Ines
Denver
Harry Howard
Estes Park
George Volland
Hastings
Neb
Fred Volland
William Ver Bryck
Platte Valley
Fort Lupton
John Jepson
Georgeompson
Moffat Road
S. F. Hunt
Colorado Springs
Long
Longmont
Local Notes From Fort Morgan Area Discuss People and Weather
Green Crry Walter Etchison spent Thursday in Denver. Mrs. Lininger is very ill under the care of Dr. Thom. P. W. Putnam leased part of his ranch to Mr. Griffin of Wiggins. Heavy rain fell Saturday with only a few small hailstones. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson and daughter Rowena of Weldon visited BE Warner. Japanese laborers left for Denver awaiting sugar factory opening in fall. Mr. and Mrs. Putnam visited Greeley to hear La Follette. Five days saw two billion cubic feet of water move from Empire and Riverside reservoirs to land near Ft. Morgan.
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B. B. Putnam
Greeley
la Follette
Wisconsin
Empire and Riverside Reservoirs
Ft. Morgan
Fairplay District Happenings and Family News
Born July 22 a son to Mr and Mrs W J Tormey. The Runnells family moved into a new house. F P Fry of Grover visited W J Henderson's home. C C Musser and A N Bartholomew trip to Fort Collins. P Palmer harvests first rate fall wheat though light. Mrs P Palmer with children visited Fort Collins with her sister and two girls. Hedsle reports two milking cows and a calf strayed away and not recovered.
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W J. Tormey
Runnells
F. P. Fry
Grover
W. J. Henderson
C. C. Musser
A. N. Bartholomew
Fort Collins
P. Palmer
Local notes from Ault and neighbors bustle
July births and visits mark a busy period in Ault. Nye family welcomes a daughter. typhoid illnesses affect several residents. Community life includes moving pictures on the street, a free brass band concert, and plans for a new Advertiser building.
Illness and social notices from a small town
GIPSON Little Dorothea Turner is ill with the measles. Miss D. W. Carr and baby of Denver visited relatives last week. Mesdames Perry Murray and Harry Foster were guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Thompson. The Misses Marguerite Lutz Edna Matson and Edna Teller will go to Fort Collins Wednesday to spend the day. Mrs. L. L. Harrison hosted neighbors with a thimble party Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harsh celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their country home Wednesday evening July 22 with about thirty guests and refreshments.
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Dorothea Turner
D. W. Carr
Baby
Denver
Perry Murray
Harry Foster
Willis Thompson
Marguerite Lutz
Edna Matson
Edna Teller
Fort Collins
L. L. Harrison
J. W. Harsh
Local Social News from Masonville and Greeley
Miss Stella Bosworth spent Sunday with a friend at Masonville. Pete Larson has begun the erection of a fine new dwelling house. Mr. and Mrs. Eichmann enjoyed two sessions of the Chautauqua at Greeley. Ed Brown spent Sunday with his mother who is recovering after her operation. Mrs. Al Swanson entertained the Auxilliary women last Thursday afternoon with elegant refreshments. The baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Spaar died on Sunday and was buried at Chapel cemetery Monday afternoon. The family receives heartfelt sympathy as the mother remains unaware of the loss.
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Stella Bosworth
Masonville
Pete Larson
Eichmann
Greeley
Ed Brown
al Swanson
Jake Spaar
Chapel Cemetery
Daisy
Hazelton and area visit notes 1913
Hazelton Mrs A B Willis visits sister in Illinois. Della Moody visits Bertha Butler. Ora Barber visits Daisy Lilliard near Salem. Briggs family visits Tom Briggs in Estes Park. William Elder of Fort Collins attends Beetham Moody wedding then returns. Joe Burris visits aunt Mrs John Deboo near Platteville. H G Barnes of Red Oak Iowa visits sister Mrs C G Beggs then goes to Denver. Jerome Landrum sells crop interest to brother Bluford and aids Oscar Moody in confectionery business in Ault.
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Ora Barber
Daisy Lilliard
Salem
Cole
T. Briggs
Tom Briggs
Estes Park
William Elder
Fort Collins
Beetham- Moody
Joe Burris
John Deboo
Platteville
H. G. Barnes
Red Oak
Iowa
C. G. Beggs
Denver
Jerome Landrum
Bluford
Oscar Moody
Greeley Market Prices Announced for Poultry and Dairy
The listing shows poultry prices at 15 cents for non and hens 10 cents each, with butter at 25 cents and eggs at 20 cents per unit. A rural market note captures these wholesale figures from Greeley exchanges.
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Greeley
Perth
Excursion to Ward On July 30 Sold Tickets
The C. & will sell excursion tickets to Ward for $2.99 on the train leaving Greeley at 7:00 a.m. and returning at 10:20 p.m. The event is scheduled for Thursday, July 30.
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Ward
Greeley
Social Roundup From Port Lupton And Area Outings
PORT LUPTON residents report A R Fisher making a Denver business trip Monday. Mrs Myrtie Ladd spent last weekend in Greeley. Mr St John and family returned from a week at Sunset Colorado. Mrs Cecil Phillips visited Denver with her mother Mrs Gillette. Mrs F A Jasper joined a mountain trip from Platteville. Owens and family with Mrs Knight started a ten day mountain trip. An evening picnic hosted by the Thursday Afternoon Club on the McAnany lawn drew 66 guests with pink and white decor and a program of musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Fisher
Denver
Myrtie Ladd
Greeley
Mr. St. John
Sunset
Colorado
Cecil Phillips
Gillette
F. A. Jasper
Platteville
Jas. Owens
Mra Knight
Evans Residents and Visitors Report Local Happenings
Evans social notes list visits by Hoffamith, Young, Siscoe, Ryan and families from Denver Greeley and Boulder. Miss Rose Willie plans a three week mountain vacation. Benjamin Young visits cousins at Ault. Grain cutting nears completion as the elevator readies for grain. Evans Cemetery Association awarded fence contract with Simms Minns supplying posts and a local firm the wire.
Excursion to Ward Offers Special Switzerland Round Trip
A Beenie excursion to Ward on July 80th departs at 7:00 a.m. and returns the next evening. The very low rate for Switzerland round trip is advertised as part of the special offer.
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Switzerland
Ward
The Finest Mountain Water City of Weld County
A historical note extols a Colorado city as the county seat of Weld County with 9000 residents. It claims renowned mountain water, a robust economy including vegetable canning and potato starch, several railroads, hotels, parks, churches, a public library, a modern commercial club, and a lively social scene with ongoing growth.
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Mvee
Denver
Weld
Ereatont
Coun
Vf Ee Solorado
Gontrete Aa
Bas Ree
Fraternal Lodge Meeting Notes and Sects Listings
A garbled OCR record lists several fraternal groups and officers with meeting notes. It mentions Lodges such as K Greeley No, Pythian Sisters, Loyal Mystic, Knights Templar, Masons, and O T M, with various officers like exalted rulers, secretaries, and record keepers. Meetings occur on multiple Tuesdays and Thursdays in lodges and halls, with dates and officers repeatedly named in uncertain formatting.
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Frank Madden
Mapeies
Ll. Sullivan
K-Greeley Lodge
Mede
Townsend
H. Wyatt
Iveatasten Daughters of the
A 4
CC A& Ringie
M. B. A. Hall Oat G
MT. C. Preastey
W. KB. C
Mre
Adete K. Clark
Poudre
NG Bom
Esee
Sane Woodbury
Weld cement—Gearg , Gray, PC
Christine Malone
M. i
N. Balt
G. Crawford
Masonic Hall
Mira
Lo B. Abbott
Katee— Sohn
P. We Retary
M. J. Neil Yi Flower
Toie Hall
Da'mourk
O. Glazier
Ogee
Beaver
Knights Templar
Abbott CN. Jackson
W. M
Nettin Arbuckie
Wod
J. Alcorn
Hall
Aeneasie M. Hhodern Mrotherhood Bee Lowe
Billings
Clyde
A. Lawrence
Retary
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THE
Greeley Daily Tribune
N. C. Meeker
Gireeley Tribune Publishing Company
H. Wolfe
Kes Hansen Andrews
Seventh St
William Jennings Bryan
John W. Kern
Tribune
By Edwin A. Noe
Seraktsche
Woods Music Store
6Th Avenue
LA Salle
Highland Lake
DELTA
McMinn, Snyder
Amoss
Chas. Peterson
Platterville
Walter Etchison
Fairplay District
O. W. Nye
W. D. Selby
Thomas Kerr
Dallas
Tex
Wm. Kerr
Gipson
Elwell
Hazelton
A. B. Willis
Ilinois
Della Moody
Bertha Butler
Port Lupton
R. Hoffamith
Evans
G. W H. Young
Sitipe
Cheyenne Ly
Cherenne
Lasalle Lenee
Creeley
Vietten
Gheeley Post Office
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