College High nine Week term opens June 16
College High, an experimental secondary school, will start its nine week summer session Tuesday June 1 after Monday’s registration. Last summer 110 students attended, about 60 percent from Greeley. Tuition ranges from 4.00 to 10.00, with no charge for regular College High students. Daily classes run from 9 am to 1 pm, with after noon orchestra and swimming.
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High Sche
United States
Greeley
Bagh Bummer
College High
Smith- Up
William Wrinkle
Gadsden Purchase and Boundary Dispute Color the 1858 Deal
The text outlines the 1848 Hidalgo treaty and Mexican War aftermath, with disagreement over the southern Arizona and southwest New Mexico boundary. It notes the 1858 Gadsden Purchase, prioritizing boundary settlement over land value, and envisions a southern route for a projected Pacific railroad through the disputed region.
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Gadsden
Arizona
New Mexico
Boutherm Pacific Railroad
Palace Street Cars of New York in the 1870s
Callier's Weekly notes the Bowery’s luxury street cars called the Palace. They featured upholstered armchairs rugs and plush curtains despite a 20 cent fare. The cars attracted a steady following of stylish riders and fashionable crowds.
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New ‘York
Bowery
Callier's Weekly
U S Predicts High Spud Prices Will Continue in July
Washington June 9 The crop estimate division of the agriculture department predicts potato prices will stay high into July due to continued drought and shrinkage in potato growing regions. Heavy carryover from late crops is not strong, and lack of rain across Florida and South Texas has reduced subsequent harvests.
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U.S
Washington
Hea Southeast
Agriculture Department
Drouth
Morida
South Texas
Children's Program at Pierce Sunday and church events
Pierce notes a Sunday morning service by Dr D S Alexander of Maton substituting for Rev R W Drummond. Next Sunday a children day program will be held during Sunday school hour and a class of youths will join the church. Lieut and Mrs G H Margreve of Ft Warren spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J M Shafer. The revenant is a son of Mrs Shafer and Mrs J B Hay of Long Beach visited last week with her son C G Buyang family. Mrs Bay formerly lived in Fort Collins. Miss Ruth Bay, now employed, was mentioned in relation to prior events.
Colorado State College registrary office weekend visit
The registrary office of the Colorado State College of Education spent the weekend at the home of her parent. The family and shely enjoyed Sunday in the mountains and Grand avenue.
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Colorado State College of Education
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