Fete Day at Normal Observed With Gifts and Play Tonight
Fête day on the State Normal campus featured a chapel program, musical solos, class histories and poetry, and the dedication of a $600 lake and fountain. A donor fund will aid needy students, and senior class activities include a class play tonight at the Sterling opera house and a child welfare matinee tomorrow.
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State Normal
Mise Florin
Roth Morrie
Florence Godfrey
Helen Hunter
Mise
Xx. Snyder
Greeley Band
Sterling Opera House
No Decision in Toliver Magirl Bout
No decision given in the Toliver versus Magirl match at Varney academy as referee warned both wrestlers for rough work. Toliver won the first fall on a foul, Magirl left the ring, crowd cheered. Daily and Williams had two fast rounds, with plans for a ten round match. Sid Varney and McMillan appeared for a ten minute exhibition and potential future bouts were discussed.
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Varney Academy
Toliver
Magirl
Nebraska
Owen Daily
Williams
Daily
Sid Varney
McMillan
Varney
Moyer Family Arrives in Greeley to Visit Son
Mr and Mrs Jacob L Moyer of Freeburg Pa arrived in Greeley to visit their son A L Moyer. They plan to move to Alamosa Colo in a few days where they will make their home. Mr Moyer Sr a former D R G engineer worked for the company from 1880 to 1900. They have lived in Pennsylvania seven years. Colorado is good enough for them.
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Jacob L. Moyer
Freeburg
Greeley
A. L. Moyer
Alamosa
Colo
Mr. Moyer
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Photographer Opens Studio Above Drug Store
Ralph Gardner has opened a Commercial Photography studio above Clark and Faulkner Drug store. For several months Mr. Gardner has been employed with Otto, the photographer. Clark and Faulkner have added Kodak supplies, Ansco film, and Cyco paper to their stock.
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Ralph Gardner
Clark & Faulkner Drug Store
Mr. Gardner
Otto
Clark & Faulkner
Kodak Sup
Ansco Filma
Cyco
Weld County Cattle In Best Condition Yet In State
Dr. J Merrill reports Weld County cattle in the best condition since government inspections began. Of 6600 cattle inspected, only six infected with scab, found in two herds. Past spring outbreaks due to southern cattle led to dipping nearly 9900 head. District covers 2750 miles, borders line north, Julesburg line south, Burlington east, Union Pacific west.
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Weld
Merrill
State Line
Julesburg
Union Pacific
Burlington
Farewell Breakfast for Doane at Church Before California Move
Rev John Doane hosted a morning breakfast for the boy choir and Boy Scouts at the Congregational church in farewell before his departure to California. He gave each boy a picture as a parting gift and the group accompanied him to the train after eating.
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Congregational Church
John Doane
California
Mr. Doane
Reverend and Mrs Hunter Move to Couer d Alene
Reverend R J Hunter and his wife departed yesterday for their new home in Couer d Alene Idaho. He preached a farewell sermon Sunday and has served as pastor of the local Presbyterian church for fourteen years, a departure regretted by all in the congregation.
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R. J. Hunter
Couer
Alene
Tda
Hunter
Presbyterian Church
Miss Alice Weldman Arrives for Denver Visit with Uncle
Miss Alice Weldman arrived here Monday from Denver for a visit with her uncle, J. B. Gearn.
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Alice Weldman
Denver
J. B. Gearn
Greeley Philharmonic Society Formed With 100 Charter Members
The Musical Society in Greeley launched its big organization with a charter member roll of 100 singers and instrumentalists. Officers were elected at a Presbyterian church meeting, membership fees set at $2, and signups accepted at Weld County Abstract and Investment Company. The charter closes after the first fall meeting.
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Greeley
Co. H. English
C. B E. Clark
Mre
R. W. Bullock
Paul Porter
A. Gideon
English
Weld County Abstract and Investment Company
Woolf Anniversary Celebrated by Greeley Family
Mr and Mrs J H Woolf celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. Residents of Greeley for over twenty years they are active in business and social circles. The family includes three children Mabel Joe and Henrietta. A dinner for fifteen will be held at Ye Lyttle Blue Kitchen with relatives present including the Rothschild and Rosenbluth households.
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J. H. Woolf
Greeley
Woolf
Mabel
Chicago
Joe
School of Mines
Golden
Henrietta
Ye Lyttle Blue
Miss Edith Dresser Heads Four Week Estes Park Trip
Miss Edith Dresser will chaperone a party of schoolgirls for a four week journey to Estes Park. The group left today and will return next week. The travelers include Miss Edna Camfield Mary Park Grace Hall Illian and Edwene Clough.
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Edith Dresser
Estes Park
Edna Camfield
Mary Park
Grace Hall
Illian
Edwene Clough
Mrs Dayton Visits relatives in Greeley
Mrs. W. G. Dayton of Fort Collins is visiting her brother C. G. F. Robinson in Greeley along with other relatives. Mr. Robinson departs today for Marietta Ohio and other eastern points for a visit.
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W. G. Dayton
Fort Collins
Greeley
CG. F. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Marietta
Mrs Mary Scott and Daughter Return from California
Mrs Mary Scott and her daughter Miss Mamie have come back from a winter spent in California. Miss Lucy Scott accompanied them to Denver and then went on to Idaho Springs for a visit before returning home.
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Mary Scott
Mamie
California
Lucy Scott
Denver
Idaho Springs
Autopsy Held in Greeley Death of Charles H. Jackson
Coroner reports Charles H. Jackson died in Horseshoe park from natural causes due to heart failure influenced by high altitude. No poison or drugs found. inquest held at Fort Collins with autopsy ordered. Relatives in Newark, New Jersey will settle arrangements. remains to be sent east for interment by Greeley friends.
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Larimer County
Charles H. Jackson
Horseshoe Park
Jackson
Fort Collins
Newark
N. J
Greeley
Auto club ladies plan cheek steak fry in country
The ladies of the Auto club invite husbands and children to a Wednesday afternoon steak fry in the country. A jolly time is anticipated as guests gather for the informal event.
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Auto Club
Miss Hendricks Plans Visit to Iola After Estes Park Trip
Miss Hendricks spent the week end in Estes Park and will leave this week for Iola Kansas, where she will visit relatives.
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Miss Hendricks
Estes Park
Iola, Kan
Gas Blast Injures Man At City Hole
Loom Kent a Gas Company employee was blown from an eight foot manhole in front of San born and Houston's office shortly before 2 pm. He survived the blast but suffered severe burns to the face neck arms and hands. Kent, who lives at 428 Seventh Street, had an unlit cigar and struck a match to light it when the explosion occurred.
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W. ER. Kent
Sanborn & Houston
Kent
Seventh Street
Round Table Class Farewell Party at Mrs Warford's Home
Mrs J T Warford hosted the Round Table class of Methodist Sunday school for a farewell party Saturday afternoon. The Normal students, soon to leave for the summer, were entertained with a delightful afternoon and refreshments provided by Mrs Warford.
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J. T. Warford
Round Table
Methodist Sunday School
Warford
Visit Highlights Local Education Ties in Colorado Springs
Mrs. Simms of Colorado Springs visits her sister Miss Rowena Williams who recently graduated from the kindergarten department and will teach in Colorado Springs next year.
YWCA to Send Twenty Representatives to Cascade Canon Conference
The YWCA members decided to send twenty delegates to the YWCA conference this summer at Cascade Canon. The Normal YWCA reports 150 members this year.
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Cascade Canon
Y. W. C. A. of the Normal
Helen Caldwell Heads to Brookings for Summer
Mise Helen Caldwell departed Monday for Brookings South Dakota where she will spend the summer.
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Mise
Helen Caldwell
Brookings
8. D
Governor Shafroth vetoes tuberculosis bill and trims appropriations
Denver dispatch reports Governor Shafroth vetoed the tuberculosis bill saying it unfairly singled out a group while acknowledging its merits. He also allowed the court of appeals and Carpenter reservoir bills to become law without signature. He cut about 560 000 from the legislature’s appropriations, casting doubt on future funding for state institutions. 256 bills became laws, many automatically, as he did not veto them.
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Denver
Shafroth
Colorado
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Animas River
Animas City
Hermosa
E. A. Strange
Tony C. Mangini
San Miguel
Fort Collins
Delta
Gunnison
Peter Jennings
Spreme Court
Low rate excursion to Greeley set for summer Sundays
Greeley falls within a Sunday round trip fare of $1.60 from Denver via the Denver Laramie and Union Pacific lines. The rate, secured by the Greeley Tribune, aims to draw tourists to Greeley all summer, with partial success in extending to intermediate points like Brighton Lupton Platteville LaSalle and Evans.
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Greeley
Denver
Denver-Laramie
Union Pacific
Greeley Tribune
Martin
Ruble
Brighton
Lupton
Platteville
LaSalle
Evans
Greenley
Family vacations and graduation included in Oklahoma notes
Mrs. A. I. Moyer and her nephews Warren and Worth Sease left Monday for Denver and will travel to Durango for a three month ranch visit returning for school duties September first. Mrs. Moyer plans to return tonight. Hugo visitors Mr. and Mrs. F. EB. Ewing joined Mr. and Mrs. T. Mattox to attend the Normal commencement where their son Lloyd graduated.
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A. I. Moyer
Warren
Worth Sease
Denver
Durango
Moyer
F. EB. ‘Ewing
Hugo
Miss Mona Lace Heads to Grand Junction Summer Visit
Miss Mona Lace travels to Grand Junction to spend the summer with her parents Rey and Mrs. J. J. Lace.
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Mona Lace
Grand Junction
Rey
J. J. Lace
Matthews Heads to Grand Valley for Irrigation Work
H. B. Matthews left Monday for the Grand Valley on business related to construction work on an irrigation project.
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H. B. Matthews
Grand Valley
Greeley Girl Weds Californian at Mission Dolores
Announced marriage of Miss Tessie Bready to a man identified as A Dine at Mission Dolores San Francisco. Ceremony held Saturday at 3 PM officiated by Father Cumming. After two weeks in Santa Rosa the couple to reside at 434 Valencia Street San Francisco.
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Tessie Bready
A. Dine
Mission Dolores
San Francisco
Father Cumming
Santa Rosa
Valencia Street
P. K. Bready
Greeley
State Normal
Business College
Mrs. Bready
Death Comes When Mother Reaches Son
Jasper Chipps died this morning at his sister Mrs Ed Foster’s home in Pleasant Valley after health decline from Bright’s disease and paralysis. Born in Virginia 24 years ago he was the sole son of Mrs BE E Chipps and highly regarded locally. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Jasper Chipps
Ed. Foster
Pleasant Valley
Mr. Chipps
Bright
Virginia
BE. E. Chipps
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Toliver Magirl
Nebraskan
Musical Society
Greeley Philharmonic
Pinor
Kemeios
Tonicht
Carpenter
Dave
Bride
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