More Authority Given CAC Head and College Affairs
State board of agriculture expands power at the college presiding over discipline suspensions and emergency actions. Salary adjustments left to the standing committee. New engineering rooms added for 1209 dollars, with economy in all departments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
State Board of Agriculture
Wasion
Inga M. K. Thaon
Mime Raunch
Lowe
B. P. Rockafellon
Teemer
A. M. Hawley
Aylesworth
Painter Wilcox partnership case heard in district court
Judge Bennett presides today over the Painter Wilcox partnership dispute arising from cattle rulings with the Ver Re ver case in district court. The H2 Landec company deal on coal land, settled Friday, involved a $15 000 purchase with $5 000 paid and the remainder deferred. The woman received $9 000 for her equity, but the firm refuses payment, alleging no proper officers approved the contract. Boulder attorneys present written arguments for court consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painter- Wilcox
Bennett
Landec Company
Boulder
Beefsteak Picnic Delights Crucible Crew
A lively morning event by the Crucible staff for the Annual board began with a 6 o'clock tallyho departure. The group rode bicycles to Wylie's grove where breakfast was served, their sleighbell decorations signaling the festive mood to passing neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crucible
Wylie’s Grove
Y W C A Official Visits Greeley Campus
Mrs. Lester McLean Jr state secretary for the YWCA returned to Denver from Greeley after a brief stay. She met with young ladies at the YWCA and attended a campus reception Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester McLean, Jr
Denver
Greeley
McLean
Civil War Vets Meet Again In Greeley Train Car
Ira J. Bloomfeld once a Monte Vista lawyer and former Civil War colonel met W. H. Delbrich in Greeley on a Denver bound train. They discovered both fought the same battles and shared memories of the rebellion despite bearing different flags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Ira J. Bloomfeld
Monte Vista
San Luis Valley
W. H. Delbrich
Denver
Greeley Racing Schedule Details Entries and Prizes
Driv ing club secretary J March has mailed entry forms to horsemen for the fair. No races on opening day. Entries close July 1 at 11 pm. Events include 2:20 pace 300 prize, year-old trot 300, Greeley stake pacing divisions, Greeley Derby 1 mile 200, 2:30 trot, free-for-all pace, trotting division Greeley stake, quarter-mile dash 50. Saturday events list 5-year-old pace 300, free-for-all trot 250, three-quarter mile run 150. Special note on Russian tragedy reports: Louis Mil grow, a young Russian revolutionary, died by suicide after learning his sweetheart, deported to Siberia, could not be brought to America.
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Greeley
Dpd
J. March
The
Driving Club
Greeley Stake
Eissid Diss Kees
Daily Tribune
New York
Louis Milgrow
Russia
America
Louis
Siberia
Butcher A Arthur Butcher arraigned on statutory charges
Arthur Butcher an Erie schoolteacher was arraigned before Justice Hatch on two statutory charges. He admitted the lesser crime and faces potential terms of one to twenty years and one to ten years. Bond set at 800 in each case with his brother and brother in law Pete Peltier arranging signatures. Hearing slated for next Tuesday.
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Butcher
Arthur Butcher
Erie
Hatch
Pete Peltier
Justice Hatch
Two Girls Hurt By Railroad Torpedo Explosion
Lois Johnson and Bertha Briggs both nine years old found a railroad torpedo on tracks this morning and pounded it with a hammer until it exploded. They suffered serious cuts from the blast.
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Daily, Tribune
Loveland
Lois Johnson
Bertha Briggs
Dont Ridicule Your Boy
An article urges parents not to dismiss children dreams or mocked abilities especially in violin, stories, and inventions. It warns ridiculed youth may abandon potential talents and stresses reading the inner message God hides in a child.
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Ayl
Ambrose Brothers Prepare Gill Lumber Yard Start
Ambrose Bros of Fort Morgan plan a Gill lumber yard within 48 hours after selecting five town lots. They shipped carloads to Kersey and ordered lumber ahead to beat rivals. A two story brick store is planned as a general merchandise building and Gill Lumber Co will be formed.
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Ambrose Bros
Fort Morgan
Gill
Ambrose
Greeley
Mr. Gill
Gill Lumber Co
Gilcrest Lumber Company
City Hall Reports on Waterworks Titer Estimate and Cemetery Additions
City officials obtained data to estimate the cost of a new waterworks titer. The cemetery committee instructed the sexton on laying out a new addition and pricing for the new lots. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday evening next.
Mrs. A R Kinne Visits Longmont Family
Mrs. A R Kinne departed Longmont this morning with her parents Mr and Mrs C B Smith for their home in Greeley. Mrs Smith will stay a week. Miss Emma Kinne from New York state plans to visit en route to the Philippines for a three year government post.
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Longmont
A. R. Kinne
C. B. Smith
Greeley
Store Being Enlarged (Ault Special)
The brick work on a 26 by 80 addition to a dry goods store is finished. Co. L Bur nam is building it with a steel ceiling and thick walls capable of supporting another story. The new section will house men s furnishings.
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Co. L. Burnam
Examination for Forestry Service in Colorado and Wyoming
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an exam on June 16 in Denver and multiple western cities to certify eligibles for forest clerk posts with pay from $900 to $1,200 annually. Appointments may be in Battlement and other Colorado forests or Cheyenne Hayden Bonneville Wyoming forests and Sioux SD.
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Denver
United States Civil Service Commission
Durango
Fort Collins
Grand Junction
Pueblo
Trinidad
Cheyenne
Laramie
Sheridan
Wyo
Aberdeen
Deadwood
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Forest Service
Battlement
Pike, Routt
Sopris
Colorado
Hayden, Bonneville
Wyoming
Sioux Forest
South Dakota
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Board of Examiners
Elephants Parade In Hagenbeck-Wallace Show
The Hagenbeck-Wallace elephants arrive for a Wednesday parade on June 16, wearing ornate gold fringe velvet and silver embroidery. Their enormous howdahs mimic East Indian durbar style with lavish gold leaf and jewel furnishings, showcasing intelligence and versatility beyond pageantry.
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America
Denver Elopement Ties Greeley Families
Wayne B. Patterson and Gladys Johnson of Greeley wed last evening at 8 in the Snirley hotel, Denver. They will spend several days there then travel east before returning to Greeley to reside. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs J Smith Johnson of 1735 Eighth Avenue and a popular young woman. the groom is son of Mrs Jennie Patterson and an architect with local offices.
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Denver Republican
Greeley
Denver
Wayne B. Patterson
Gladys Johnson
Snirley Hotel
J. Smith Johnson
Eighth Avenue
Jennie Patterson
Greeney
Going Abroad Dr Warner Miss Monahan Leave for Europe
Dr and Mrs G R Warner of Grand Junction and Miss Aileen Monahan depart Denver for a four month trip abroad leaving June 25 from Montreal. They will stop in New Haven meet relatives in Denver and visit Ireland Scotland England and the continent. Dr Warner will read a paper at a Berlin dental convention.
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G. R. Warner
Grand Junction
Aileen Monahan
Denver
Miss Monahan
Warner
Greecy
Jamei Durkee
New Haven
Conn
Montreal
Moville
Ireland
Scotland
England
Berlin
Epworth Leagues Hold Social and Spelling Bee
The Epworth Leagues of the Methodist church held a Friday business meeting and social at the church. Committees appointed by the new cabinet officers were announced. An old fashioned spelling school was enjoyed with Ernest Tuck and James Wickens leading teams. Tuck’s team won. Refreshments followed and all had a good time.
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Epworth
Methodist Church
Varius
Ernest Tuck
James Wickens
Tuck
Rules and Computations for Water Flow Through Weirs
Henry C. Luther and M. A. Whitman publish a pamphlet detailing rules and calculations to determine irrigation water flow through weirs of various sizes. The booklet appears thorough and valuable to those measuring irrigation quantities.
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Henry C. Luther
M. A. Whitman
Drama in Kersey presents A Cheerful Liar at Hill's Opera House
The Evans Dramatic club staged the farce A Cheerful Liar in Kersey with a crowded audience and strong applause. Cast included Dr. C. B. Downing George P. Young Homer Sims Melvin Parks C. C. Behrens Luella Parks Josephine Brubaker Elizabeth Morrow. Mrs Lindenmeyer underwent a successful cancer operation at the city hospital this morning by three local surgeons.
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Kersey
Evans Dramatic Club
Hill
Opera House
Evans
Dr. C. 8. Downing
George P. Young
Homer Sims
Melvin Parks
C. C. Behrens
Luella Parks
Josephine Brubaker
Elizabeth Morrow
Woodbine Ranch Consolidation Near Hardin District
A major land deal gathers 10 000 acres from Hardin and Masters area into Woods Investment Co of Colorado Springs. The 70 ranch and Von Rich-toven holdings, plus several farms, form a single estate with townsite Hardin renamed Woodbine. Corner stones mark every 40 acres as sale in small tracts approaches. 5 000 acres are under water, 5 000 acres grazing. H N Pletcher of Denver leads the venture.
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Hardin
Masters
Frank Burton
the Woods Investment Co
Colorado Springs
von Richtoven
the Woods Investment Company
Riverside Reservoir
Woodbine
H. N. Pletcher
Denver
The Value of Housekeeping Emphasized by Mary F. Rausch
Mary F. Rausch argues housekeeping is a respected profession for women. She notes German practice trains daughters in domestic economy to ensure cleanliness, healthful meals, and cheerful homes, stressing that housework is honorable and essential.
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Mary F. Rausch
Germany
Choir E Entertainment at Pollocks Delight Evening
Presbyterian choir members gathered Friday night at Mr. and Mrs. R E Pollock home for a regular rehearsal followed by a social. A senses test amused guests with a board of items to name taste and smell activities. Mrs Pollock and daughter served refreshments for about thirty attendees.
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Presbyterian Choir
R. E. Pollock
Prof Ernesti to Lead Normal Institute in Holyoke
Professor R. Ernesti departed Friday for Holyoke where he will conduct the Normal Institute scheduled from June 7 to 18. He will oversee lectures courses and student instruction during the two week program.
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R. Ernesti
Holyoke
Normal Institute
Replevin suit filed over missing milch cow
William Bird seeks return of his milch cow after a Russian paid $25 to a housekeeper and took the animal saying he bought it. Bird contests the sale, locating the cow four miles northwest of town and turning the money over to the court. Attorney Kelly represents Bird in the replevin action.
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William Bird
Sixth Avenue
Bird
Kelly
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Theefsteak
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Success Magazine
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