Bennett cultivates spuds and seeds to set new Pearl potato
A Colorado farmer near Greeley, Bennett, promotes extensive potato production with over 150 seed varieties from multiple states. He aims to create a superior Pearl potato, studies frost hardiness and climate indicators, and plans to distribute data and guidance through the forest service.
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Bennett
Maine
Michigan
New Arkansas
Montrose
Carbonasi Greeley
Greeley
Colorado
Herown
Middle Park
Forester invites volunteers to aid national leafing and blossoming study
The United Forester seeks teachers and volunteers to collect data on leafing and blossoming across states. The program aims to advance education and forestry practice by creating colored calendars and nature study aids, encouraging observation and practical botany in schools.
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Forest Service
United Forester
S*rvice
United States
T Sayn
Party Honors James Carpenter At Normal Reunion
The junior class of the Normal held a surprise party for James Carpenter, a recent graduate not enrolled this year, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hosack. Sixteen guests enjoyed a mock school skit ending with diplomas and dance caps as rewards. The reunion was warmly received by all attendees.
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Carpenter
The
Normal
Normal High School
Walter Hosack
James Carpenter
Den Ver-Greeley Valley Irrigation District Seeks Bond Vote
Petition filed with the county clerk declares the Den ver Greeley valley irrigation district ready to vote bonds and build ditches to bring water from Standiey Lake. Directors expanded the area to about 25 000 acres covering one fourth of land between Brighton and Kersey and Platteville to Box Elder, with water expected on all land next year.
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Denver-Greeley Valley
Standiey Lake
Brighton
Kersey
Platteville
Box Elder
Bonded man freed on pledge to stay away from Hill home
Samuel Jackson, first husband of Mrs Hill, now wed to old man Hill near Nunn, was released on $200 bonds this morning. He must remain away from Hill’s home. authorities may press charges if he breaches terms. District attorney contemplates conservator for the elderly man’s affairs. J. J. Leach of near Nunn signed the bond and claimed a quarter section in the county.
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Samuel Jackson
Hill
Old Man Hill
Nunn
J. J. Leach
Jackson
Leach
Tragic Accidental Shooting Claims 11 Year Old
Laura Parker 11 of Grover Wyoming died from a bullet wound system attributed to an accidental shooting by her brother. The incident occurred Sunday morning as the family awaited her recovery before the turn for the worse led to death. The Parker family is well known in Grover and Hazel Morris, longtime Tribune correspondent, was connected to the case.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Laura
George W. Parker
Grover
Parkers
Hazel Morris
Tribune
Corner lumber yard buildings moved for tenements
The three old buildings that stood at Neill and Ward's lumber yard were moved to the east side near Sixth Street and the river to be remodeled for tenements. The yard is being cleared of debris and the vacant lot will greatly improve that city area, even before the new trust building rises.
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Neill & Ward
Sixth Street
Local Marriage Licenses and Travel Notes
Marriage licenses issued for A Clinton of Denver to Lena E Holmes of Fort Collins and A Taylor of Ault to Louise Nelson of Ault. Charles Fink of Timnath was in Greeley today en route home from Chicago where he took his sheep.
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A. Clinton
Denver
Lena E. Holmes
Fort Collins. Co
A. Taylor
Louise Nelson
Ault
Charles Fink
Timnath
Greeley
Chicago
Gold Coin Transfer Ends at Denver Mint
The Denver mint receives $7.5 million in gold coin from San Francisco ending the transfer to the national storehouse. In vaults now lie $370 million in gold coin, including $50 million shipped since May 15. The shipments used Wells Fargo Express with secrecy and heavy guarding. The total weight exceeds 700 tons.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
San Francisco Mint
San Francisco
National
Denver Mint
Frisco
Wells-Fargo
Greeley High Class Banquet Ends Four Year Run
Graduating students gathered at Dorothy McCreerys home for the annual banquet closing the class tenure at Greeley High School. Toasts by Papa Tuck and Baby McCreery followed a decorative evening in white and gold. Many plan to attend college next year with some pursuing post graduate work.
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Greeley High School
Dorothy McCreery
Papa” Tuck
Paul” McCrery
G. H
Peggy” Morgan
Willie Cooper
Pewt
Eichorn Leads Congregation to Embrace Church Music
The Eichorn Meetings at the Baptist church captured the congregation with an engaging talk on congregational singing. Daily gatherings are scheduled at 3 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. Rev J K MacGillibray of Salt Lake City was a guest over Sunday, preaching Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church.
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Eichorn
The
Baptist Church
J. K. MacGillibray
Salt Lake City
R. J. Hunter
MacGillibray
Presbyterian Church
A Socialistic Colony Planned Near Crow Creek
Promoters from Greeley and Denver seek to establish a mutual benefit colony in a Crow Creek township. Members pay at least $2000 for a stock certificate granting a 99 year lease to 40 60 acre tracts with street orchard farming expected to yield large revenues. The plan includes townsite utilities funded by stock sales and shared profits among shareholders.
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United States
Greeley
Denver
Crow Creek
Board of Trustees
Advertising Promises and Better Values Drive Eight-Page Paper
Advertisers urge readers to study ads highlighting quality products and fair prices. They claim advertising boosts business and improves merchandise, noting stores that advertise uphold higher standards. Watch the ads for better service and value today.
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the Tribune
Volum
Normal High School Receives Annual Faculty Reception
Prof and Mrs Bullock entertained sixty senior class members and guests including the Normal high school faculty and Dr and Mrs Snyder at the Congregational church parlors. A burlesque track meet divided guests into three sections representing the Normal high school Agricultural college and State University with seventy five in attendance.
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R. W. Bullock
Normal High School
Snyder
Congregational Church
Bullock
Agricultural College
State University
Waters Declined Missouri Offer for Kansas College Presidency
May Not Get Waters reports that Dean Henry J. Waters of Missouri is offered the presidency of Colorado Agriculture college in Manhattan Kansas at $7 000 annually. A board meeting is planned today to select a new president as Waters weighs the Kansas offer against a $5 000 yearly Colorado proposal and a residence.
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Waters
Colorado Agriculture College
Henry J. Waters
Missouri
Manhattan
Kan
Collins
United States
Colorado State Board of Agriculture
Hughes entertains at Methodist church in Greeley
William W. Hughes of Boulder and Boys’ secretary of the Boulder YMCA presented an evening of readings and monologues at the Greeley Methodist church. The program included Pro and Con Thanatopsis with music by Ruby Rose and the Long Distance monologue, enjoyed by Trudy Cameron’s Sunday school class.
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Hughes
William W. Hughes
Boulder
Methodist Church
Greeley
Trudy Cameron
Ruby Rose
Greeley Defeats Gilcrest 9–0 in Northern Colorado Challenge
Greeley dominated Gilcrest 9 to 0 as home team displays strong national game skills. Next Sunday Longmont visits, promising a royal battle if Greeley’s form holds, with Longmont claiming the top amateur status in northern Colorado.
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Greeley
Gilcrest
Longmont
Colorado
Heirs to Receive First Distribution of Anthony Estate
The supreme court ordered the first payout from the Anthony estate today. Executors will distribute about $10,000 to fourteen heirs. The estate totals roughly $150,000, with a Denver Curtis street building valued at at least $90,000.
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Anthony
Supreme Court
Curtis Street
Denver
Plan A July Excursion for National Educators in Denver
Greeley educators plan a big July diversion for thousands of National Educators Association attendees in Denver July 5 to 9. A committee led by Vernon McVelvey will visit Denver to coordinate with the chamber of commerce and arrange an entertainment excursion here. An auto drive to local farms may be featured to showcase area beauty.
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Greeley
Camfield
National Educators Association
Denver
United States
Seeley
Vernon McVelvey
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Day at Windsor Parade Honors Veterans
Memorial Day at Windsor featured a parade led by the G A R with families and school children, despite high winds. At the cemetery, R E Hanna delivered Gettysburg remarks and Rev C M Cooper offered remarks as twelve Hays post members were noted. William Jones led as commander with Chipman Kennedy Fuller Berry in key roles.
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R. E. Hanna
Linecoln
C. M. Cooper
Hays
William Jones
C. F. Chipman
W. W. Kennedy
S. G. Fuller
J. H. Berry
Nothing Doing in Weld District Court
In Weld county today a potential suit was dropped as 200 civil cases were ready for trial. One docketed case from Windsor was settled out of court after claims of duress over a deed to W F Grunkmeyer. Grunkmeyer returned the property and the court adjourned with no further cases scheduled.
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Weld County Court
Windsor
Stephen D. Marvel
W. F. Grunkmeyer
Grunkmeyer
Japanese Base Ball Team At Kersey Named Mikado
A Japanese contingent organized at Kersey played the local team on Sunday. The Japs, calling themselves The Mikado, fared poorly but showed potential as they learn the American game. One player was struck in the head and another left the field with an injury. The report notes promising material among the husky young athletes.
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Kersey
Little Japs
Husky
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