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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
3
A dense Greeley page lists residents visiting Denver and nearby towns, business trips, hospital stays, and deliveries. Names include Frank Levin, Judge Bradfield, Mrs. Dungan, Miss Bertha McGinnis, and Mrs. Daisy King. Activities cover shopping, loans, travel to Denver, hospital visits, and social events around 1910s Colorado.
A fragmented 1912 notice references telephone directory changes, moving orders, and a district manager from Mountain States. The legible bits mention June 8 1912 and a written notice requirement for moving orders to be filed.
Marl Harrison Kidder received a diploma from the International Correspondence School on Tuesday. He completed courses in bookkeeping and business forms at the School of Commerce and Banking. The diploma was presented by J. Rideout, local representative. Kidder is now employed by the Clayton Lumber Company.
Judge J. C. Nixon J. T. Jacobs J. W. Crone and Leo G. Mann from Greeley will attend the progressive republican banquet tonight at the Brown Palace hotel in Denver. The meeting aims to protest the state's delegates by sending a committee to the national republican convention in Chicago.
Mrs. M. A. Dawes and son R. E. Shanafelt of Pierce were in Greeley on business. Harold Decker and Bea Eaton spent a week in Estes Park and are due home today. Miss Gothard, previously at the State Teachers college, left Tuesday for De Beque.
Fort Lupton reports ground work underway for a new Union Pacific depot to be built along the Evans and LaSalle style. A small park with trees and grass will be planted at the site.
Mr and Mrs Fred Schick expect to leave at month end for an auto journey east joining the Denver to Chicago caravan and later visiting relatives in Des Moines Fort Dodge Farnhamville La Crosse and Henry. They will travel in an Overland five passenger touring car and ride with the Denver group to Chicago then return leisurely stopping at points of interest and relatives in three states.
In Platteville on the first week of June a labor shortage threatens a busy farming season. Contractor E. C. Hamberger says he could hire five men but returned from Denver with only one worker. He notes fewer Japanese and Russian laborers this year and that those present demand higher wages.
The Weld County Sunday School convention ends this evening with an address by Rev. J. Carmen. Sixty-five delegates attended from across the county. Speakers included Charles C. Hail of Chicago Rev. J. C. Carmen of Denver Rev. Rachel Dangerfield of Galeton Mrs. J. T. Clough of Greeley Rev. Franklin J. Veapensne and Leo Mann of Greeley.
At the town board meeting last Monday night routine business was completed. The lighting improvement proposal was referred to a committee. A special committee for the Fourth of July celebration will meet Tuesday night to decide the entertainment. Further trials aim to secure an aviator and flying machine for events.
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