Social Side and Island Grove Picnic Highlight Ault News
The Methodist Brotherhood plans a Friday picnic at Island Grove park with men cooking supper unaided by their wives. Rev and Mrs C A Berger hosted Presbyterian youth at the manse with games music and refreshments. Miss Bertha Whitman to entertain the Methodist boy choir at her Sixth Street home at 7 30 pm, its last meeting before summer disbanding. Ault town board met. a committee will talk with light companies seeking franchises. Union Pacific to repair Main Street crossing. routine business conducted.
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Methodist Brotherhood
Island Grove Park
Bertha Whitman
The
Methodist Church
Sixth Street
Ault
Union Pacific Railroad
Main Street
W P Hammons Drilling Water Well at Union Pacific Site
In Kersey on June 5, W P Hammons is drilling a soft water well for the Union Pacific to serve the section house. The bore is planned to reach 125 feet.
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Kersey
W. P. Hammons
Union Pacific
Greatest car for the money at Greeley Garage
F. C. B. of Greeley recommends a car priced at $450. The Greeley Motor Company invites demonstrations at their garage.
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F. C. B. Greeley
Greeley Motor Company
Evans Man Buried After Dying Monday
Evans June 6 John Jackson died Monday and was buried yesterday in the Evans cemetery with services conducted by the Salvation Army.
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Evans
John Jackson
Salvation Army
Misses Visit Denver To See Former State Teachers Student
Miss Edna Camfield Vera Was ley and Winifred Hannas traveled to Denver to visit Miss Lucile Schureman. Schureman is a former student at the State Teachers College.
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Edna Camfield
Vera Wasley
Winifred Hannas
Denver
Lucile Schureman
Schureman
The
State Teachers College
Woman Despises Man for Loving Her Until Reciprocation
A quotation from Elizabeth Stoddard notes a woman who hates a man for loving her unless she returns his affection, reflecting a harsh view of unrequited or mismatched love.
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Elizabeth Stoddard
Notarial and Typewriting Services Ad
An old ad offers notarial work, mimeographing, and general typing services. It lists typewriters for sale or rent, cleaned and repaired, plus carbons and ribbons. Located in Suite 25 at the First National Bank block, contact by phone Franklin 528.
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First National Bank
Franklin
Eaton Public Schools Welcome Two New Teachers
Eaton June 5 two new appointments in the public schools Ernest E Hicks will teach mathematics and supervise physical education An Ohio Wesleyan graduate Hicks starred in football as an all state tackle Miss Amy Diebert a graduate of the State Teachers College will teach music She hails from Florence Colorado Linoln grade school ventilating system being installed Principal Black predicts a strong football season with many returning players and Eaton aiming for a championship eleven
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Eaton
Eaton Public Schools
Ernest E. Hicks
Ohio Wesleyan
Hicks
Ohio
Amy Diebert
State Teachers’ College
Florence
Colorado
Lincoln
Black
First Visit to Kersey by Akron Family
W. C. Fischer and parents visited Kersey for the first time, after living nearby. Mr Fischer has spent 15 years in the district and wrote of local opportunities. His Akron-based parents were impressed by the district’s development. Mrs Swaneck, Mr Fischer’s aunt, is visiting the family.
Energetic Greeley Homesteader Edna Wilson Plans Summer School
Edna Wilson, a lively dry land homesteader and district schoolteacher on a local claim, will prove up her homestead soon. She traveled to Greeley to arrange attendance at the college summer school, where her mother, living on the adjacent claim, will join and stay through the term.
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Edna Wilson
Miss Wilson
Greeley
Grover Farmers Seek 100 Calves of Pure Stock
Grover farmers urge the purchase of 100 calves of pure stock to meet modern needs. The article notes a past era when thousands of cattle roamed the range and large roundups were common, contrasting with current smaller herds and rising demand for stock varieties.
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Grover
Weld County Alfalfa First Cutting Expected Soon
Heavy cut of alfalfa in Weld county likely to yield a bountiful crop as farmers planted more than last year. The season is earlier than recent years with the first cutting planned for the latter part of June, near Platteville.
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Platteville
Weld County
Dairyman Quarrel Over Fresh Eggs and Fancy Butter
In a humorous tale from Rehoboth Herald a dairy man defends fresh eggs and peach fed cows against a critical customer Mrs 75. The exchange features fanciful claims of birds from the Mooly Yamps isles and a cow fed on peaches and pineapples. The scene ends with Mrs 75 left speechless by the dairyman and the boss’s imagined ire.
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Rehoboth
Yamps Isles
Marconigram
Alderney
Maternity Is a Privilege in Mary Jane Novelization
A narrator argues that maternity is a divine privilege and questions earthly divorce laws. The passage discusses forgiveness, parental rights, and heavenly judgment regarding a wife and her children. The speaker cites Perk as Lucille and Mary Jane’s father and contemplates future justice.
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Perk
Lucille
Mary Jane
Heaven
Angel
Norman Way
Music as a Municipal Asset in America
The country shows a rising wave of enthusiasm for music with large cities housing major symphonies in Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Kansas City St Paul and Minneapolis. The piece argues that sustaining such orchestras requires strong local support from wealthy patrons and music lovers and that a city's musical achievement is a civic asset highlighted by boosters and business leaders.
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Chicago
St&j. Louis
Cincinnati
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ne Plus Citra
John Stones
Ymphony Orchestra
Metropolitan Magazine
Dobbleigh Named Chronic Borrower in Humorous Note
The piece recalls Dobbleigh as a repeat borrower who never returns items, including Whibley’s umbrella kept for nearly a year. Hickenlooper suggests sending a note via messenger asking for the umbrella's return, framed humorously by Harper's Weekly.
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Dobbleigh
Whibley
God Made the Trees But Grandpa Stood Them Up
A five year old boy recounts helping his grandfather plant fruit trees and answers his father that God made the trees, while noting that grandpa stood them up. The anecdote appeared in the Milwaukee Free Press.
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Harold
Milwaukee Free Press
Dark Thoughts and Coal Inquiry Voiceless Exchange
A terse dialogue fragment shows a speaker claiming mental influence while another mentions awaiting coal delivery. The exchange hints at a looming tension or noir mood, names not provided, location unspecified.
Mrs Archie Miller Improves At Home
A note from Weld County reports Mrs Archie Miller is convalescing nicely after illness. Residents describe a large turnout from the town as they visited cemeteries last Thursday to decorate the graves of departed friends and relatives.
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Archie Miller
Local Residents Visited by Denver Trip and Plans
M. E. DeWolfe spent Tuesday in Denver. Charles Selvey of Marion Ohio is a guest at DeWolfe's home. Mr. Ward from Texas, a Fourth of July promoter, left today for Meeker Colorado after a week here. Kersey will hold no celebration this year.
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M. E. DeWolfe
Denver
Charles Selvey
Marion
Mr. Ward
Texas
Meeker
Colo. Kersey
Local Residents Share News and Visits in Wind sor Area
Mrs. F. Jay Smith visits Wind sor while John Mullin marks a milestone with 10 acres of beets blocked and thinned. Corydon’s Mrs. Krouse plans a few days with the Smiths, recalling shared Iowa hometown ties. Nurse Miss Lou Carleton from Fort Collins hospital is due home next week to visit her mother Mrs. Dick Carroll and brothers Guy and Otis.
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F. Jay Smith
Windsor
John Mullin
Krouse
Corydon
Iowa
PF. Jay Smith
Lou Carleton
Fort
Beet crop yields Loom As Beets Prosper
In May news, a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wilson on May 7. Mr. Splicer of Denver visited on Saturday seeking to sell water from the Putnam ditch. The water right is old and valuable, promising farmers a snug sum. John T. Warren returned from a strenuous business week in Greeley. Ee. V. Warner shipped a carload of alfalfa hay to Denver, earning $20 per ton.
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Bert Wilson
Splicer
Denver
Putnam Ditch
John T. Warren
Greeley
Ee. V. Warner
Albany Hotel Denver Expands With Fire Proof Addition
Improvements at the Albany Hotel Denver have progressed over six months with a seven story fire proof extension on the Eighteenth street side nearing completion. The ballroom on the ground floor spans 60 feet in width from street to alley and will seat about 800 for banquets, rivaling El J Temple in capacity and style.
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Albany
Denver
Eighteenth Street
el J Temple
Nitrito Rheumatic Cure Promises Quick Relief
Advert reads Nitrito a nitrite based remedy for rheumatism sciatica and neuritis. It claims immediate relief and a money back guarantee if not cured. Sold by Gilbert Bros druggists in a $1 box. Compounded by the Magistral Chemical Co New York.
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Greeley
Gilbert Bros. Druggists
Magistral Chemical Co
Flatiron Bldg
N. Y
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Color Return
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy blends sage and sulphur with other scalp aids to curb dandruff, strengthen thinning hair, and restore color. A fifty cent bottle is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if not as represented. Gilbert Bros. agents promote the product.
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Wyeth
Gilbert Bros
Tribune Coverage Highlights Weld County News
The Tribune reports on Weld County developments and local matters, detailing community events, public notices, and regional updates impacting residents and local institutions.
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