Baby Dies After Street Car Collision in Greeley
Ruth Elizabeth Forward, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Forward, was killed at 1 am on Twelfth avenue when a street car carrying 50 Episcopal church primary department children struck her as she darted in front of the vehicle. Eyewitnesses say the child ran into the path while playing near her older cousin. Motorman Harnish and Conductor W C Holmes assisted, and Coroner Macy investigates. Five other district children have died in accidents in the past week.
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de Ruth Elizabeth Forward
Harvey Forward
Twelfth Avenue
Episcopal Church
Greeley
Tam
Creole Porward
Harnish
W. C. Holmes
William Lodwick
W. P. Allen
Ib ‘Id
Bonell
Dr. Kocsart
T. G. Macy
Thin District
Obert
Elmer Bogg
Kecla
John
John Leser
Union Pacife
Margaret
Daugh
Charles Pooler
Wintergreen
Laramie Motor Arrives at 1
A motor train arrives in Laramie around 1 o clock in the morning. Passengers and crew prepare for onward travel to Denver with the engine and carriages awaiting dispatch. The journey proceeds after completing necessary checks at the origin point.
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Laramie
Ron Denver
Milliken
Denver
Cream Cans for Kersey Cream Dairy Contract
The Kersey cooperative contracted to handle cream for a Denver creamery. Mr Gingrich, formerly of LaSalle, now oversees the operation. The firm received 100 cream cases of ten pounds each and will begin supplying Denver. With many local cows, at least 1,000 pounds of cream will be shipped daily.
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Nersey
Kersey
Denver
Gingrich
LaSalle
Evans Baby Show Is A Go For Fourth Of July
Evans plans a Fourth of July baby show as part of Independence Day celebrations. The Weld County event will feature races two bands and novelties with outsiders granted concessions. The committee aims to draw crowds and make Evans a centerpiece for the holiday festivities.
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Evans
Roosevelt
Weld County
Clean Up Drive Aims to Make City Truly Spotless
City council heard police reports listing 136 properties north of Eighth Street needing abatement. Notices issued. owners must act immediately. Discussion included sidewalk district on West Tenth Street and 20 year installment payments, with possible liens or full payoff releases.
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Police Department
Ctty Council
Eighth Street
West Tenth Street
George Osterhout
Windsor
Maine
Sixth Street
Ninth -Tenth Avenues
Tom Briggs
Thirteenth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Sixteenth Street
Fourth Street
Mrs Schull Manages 40 Acre Farm While Caring for Invalid Husband
Mrs A P Schull age 60 plows and plants 40 acre farm and tends her disabled husband eight years after a beet wagon accident. He sits in a wheeled chair hitched to a trained horse and advises her from the ranch field. She wears male style clothing while working.
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A. P. Schull
Willson Ellis Resigns to Join Belfast Bank
Willson Ellis, longtime bookkeeper for Goodman & Neill Clothing, resigns to become assistant cashier at City National Bank in Belfast, Maine. He will depart June 10 then tour the western coast before starting his new duties. Br. Chapman of Columbus will replace him, arriving with his wife to stay at the Sterlington hotel.
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Willson Ellis
Goodman & Neill Clothing Company
City National Bank
Belfast
Ellis
BR. Chapman
Columbus
Buckingham Granted Separate Voting Precinct by County
At Tuesday county commissioners meeting Buckingham was granted a separate voting precinct. Buckingham and Keota had shared a precinct at Keota after Buckingham residents petitioned for independent precinct status.
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Buckingham
Keota
Are You Thinking About Eldora A Vacation Spot
The Tribune answers questions about Eldora as a budget vacation site. It notes good fishing above and below town and in nearby beaver dome reservoirs, describes simple pine cabins with prices from 4 to 10 or 12 dollars weekly, and lists lodging, groceries, and transport options including trains, horse rentals, and daily or weekend excursion fares.
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Tribune
Eldora
John Lilly
Beaver Dome
Nederland
Central Colorado Power Companys
Boulder Creek
Blue Bird
Manitou
Estes Park
Greeley
Boulder Gardens
Eldora Lake
Arapahoe Peaks
Denver
Boulder
Time Lock Expert Visits Greeley Banks
William Aineworth, a Denver time lock expert and veteran watchmaker, visits Greeley yearly to service and inspect the bank vault time locks. He cleans, oils, and tests each mechanism to prevent future lockouts, keeping his paid contracts with local banks.
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Greeley Banks
Denver
Colorado
William Aineworth
Greeley
Rocky Mountain
Mr. Ainsworth
Ainsworth
Alfalfa Bread Aims for Leading Hotels
Greeley eyes a possible alfalfa based breakfast bread with a local factory as government experiments advance. Montana already reports alfalfa meal bread resembling rye and touted as palatable and healthy, potentially cheaper than wheat flour and boosting Weld county agriculture. The Tribune supports securing a loaf for testing.
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Greeley
Montana
Weld
The
Tribune
Divides His Flowers for Decoration Day in Windsor
Windsor June 5 Robert Harris a pioneer and former trapper invites local residents to pick lilac slips and other bloomers from his well grown trees. Despite using a wheelchair Harris remains cheerful and notes his flowers supply Windsor’s Decoration day arrangements.
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Windsor
Robert Harris
Harris
Harrie
Mild Case of Blood Poisoning After Ball Game
Windsor report notes Ralph Cable received a wood splinter in his right thigh at a Decoration Day ball game. He thought he removed all splinters but soon could not move his leg, with doctors diagnosing a light blood poisoning. He expects to return to the store in a few days.
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Ralph Cable
Cable
First Alfalfa Out Evans June 54
Farmers bring in the first cutting of alfalfa. The new hay is crisp and selling higher than form ally. Price today is 9 dollars per ton.
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Evans
Fast Horses for Platteville 4th of July Races
Platteville on June 5 reports track repairs for motorcycle races on the 4th. A string of fast racehorses, including trotters and pacers from Morgan Markley Joe Burris and McCarty of Erie, will compete. Snowball, Jim Moffett's famed pacer, aims for action and James Coykendahl touts a promising two year old pacer.
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Platteville
James Coykendahl
Morgan Markley
Joe Burris
McCarty
Erie
Jim Moffett
College praised by USDA inspector during Greeley visit
Charles H. Lane of the U S Department of Agriculture toured Fort Collins and then the local college in Greeley. He praised the campus gardens and campus beauty and called the agricultural program excellent for training future teachers. He noted rising emphasis on agricultural principles nationwide to meet future feeding needs.
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Charles H. Lane
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Lane
Fort Collins
Greeley
Mr. Lane
Coroner Pushes Pulmotor Purchase for Weld County
Coroner Macy urges Weld County officials to buy a Pulmotor life saving device to be kept centrally for rapid use. He cites Pratt child case and past drownings as proof a quick resuscitation tool could save lives. estimated cost is 150 dollars.
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Pratt
Johnstown
Macy
Tribune
Harmer
Shields
Paul Darrow
Gas Company
Board of County Commissioners
Weld
Uncle Jake Has Stroke in Ault District
Jacob Coffin aged 78 suffered another stroke today. Known as Uncle Jake, he is a familiar figure in the district and widely known.
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Ault
Jacob Coffin
Jake
Memorial services set for Woodmen and Women of Woodcraft
The W O W and the Women of Woodcraft schedule memorial services for Sunday with Rev C E Burger delivering the Day sermon at 2 PM at First Presbyterian. Victor E Keyes will speak at the cemetery as four monuments are unveiled. Forty Woodmen and about twenty Woodcraft members will be buriedly decorated. Members urged to bring offerings to I O O F hall at 1 PM.
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Berger
Women of
Woodcraft
Cc. E. Burger
First Presbyterian Church
Victor E. Keyes
Women of Woodcraft
I. O. O. F. Hall
Former Pastor Delivers Lecture in Baptist Church
Rev. Arthur Phelps former pastor of the Greeley church and now head of a large Los Angeles church spoke on A Modern Wanderer in Classic Greece to a fair sized crowd. An informal reception followed in the church hall and friends from Fort Collins attended.
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Arthur
Phelps
Baptist Church
Mr. Phelps
Greeley
Los Angeles
Greece
Fort Collins
Pulmotor Demonstrated in Greenley Medical Meeting
The Draeger Pul motor was shown to Greenley doctors at a monthly Medical Society gathering. Spectators saw oxygen pumped into lungs to revive those apparently dead for an hour or more. The device costs $150 and may be purchased jointly by local doctors and businessmen for the city.
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Draeger
Greeley
Medical Society
Tribune
No Blame Found for Train Crew in Tragic Denver Death
Capt. T. G. Macy concluded no fault by the Union Pacific train crew after investigating the death of John Brazeman Jr who was run over on the Fort Collins branch last Sunday. Funeral services for the child were held in Longmont Monday afternoon.
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T. G. Macy
Denver
Little John Brazeman, Jr
Union Pacific
Fort Collins
Mr. Macy
Longmont
Pooler Baby Dies After Wintergreen Ingestion
The eighteen month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pooler of Masters died at 2 pm Tuesday after drinking wintergreen from a two ounce bottle Sunday. She had been in critical condition since then. Burial is planned at Linn Grove cemetery with funeral arrangements pending.
Park Plan for Eaton to Become City Like
Twenty five workmen clear a Union Pacific plot to be turned into a park in Eaton. A fence is installed and grass seed will be sown once arrived. The new park enhances Eaton’s civic character and complements its shade trees, making the town feel more urban.
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Eaton
Union Pacific
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Evans Baby
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Woodmen OF the World Memorial
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