Helpless Drunkards Defy Patrol In Greeley Patch
Patrolman Nate Shercod arrested several drunken men in Greeley last night and confiscated a large sack of beer. Despite his efforts the crowd dispersed, many escaping with beer as he aided a disabled man toward the station. The scene at Eleventh Street ended with a sparse crowd and hopes the looters moved on.
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Greeley
Cys
Nate Shercod
Elehth Street
Conor
Greenizena
Texas
Kerwood
Marshall
Greeley Bachelors Hope For Visit Of Southern Tourists
Rumor spread that sixty charming Southern women would visit Greeley during their tour to scout a location for the Southern Tri State summer school. The Normal school denied any official notification of the arrival.
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Greeley
Tri State
Ummer
Howver
Extension of water mains and district improvements discussed
Extension of water mains south of the Guggenheim building to Ninth avenue and Fourteenth street, toward the sugar factory on First street, was discussed. An improvement district for Sixth avenue and Fourteenth street and grading of Twentieth street were also discussed along with covering irrigation ditches deemed dangerous to children at play.
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Guggenheim
State Teachers’ College
Ninth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
First Street
Sixth Avenue
Twentieth Street
Plan to Save Women From Getting Off Cars
A Greeley street railway superintendent proposes a single front door with a mirror to make women face forward when exiting. The idea aims to reduce accidents by letting riders see themselves as they disembark, though no patent exists and adoption is uncertain.
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Greeley
Hartman
Night Fight at Evans Ends in Precarious Condition
Evans June 14 Mike O Grady lies in a precarious condition at his father in law’s home after a fight last night. His brother in law Guy White was arrested by Sheriff McAfee but may be released on bonds. O Grady suffers facial injuries including a temple blow feared to cause brain concussion. He had been staying in Evans due to business in Denver and a dispute with his brother in law sparked the fight.
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O'Grady
Evans
Denver
Dr Snyder Visits Gunnison Normal School
Dr Snyder accompanied by Prof Hochbaum from the State Normal visited Gunnison today to arrange the fall opening of the Normal. Reports indicate strong attendance this year and enthusiasm on the western slope for the new institution in their vicinity.
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Z. Snyder
H. W. Hochbaum
State Normal
Gunnison
First Real Pantaloon Skirt Debuts in Greeley Depot Crowd
A Greeley fashion report notes a Cheyenne bound passenger wearing a bold pantaloon outfit with a khaki tone and Sunset hair. The ensemble featured a long Weep style skirt attached to the bodice, cut at the back and front, drawing gawkers as she entered the depot cafe.
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Greeley
U. P
Cheyenne
Noreth
Tada
Castle Garden
Colorado
Noah
Mrs Frank Myers Improving at Greeley Hospital
Mrs Frank Myers of Peckham has been at Greeley Hospital for several weeks and is reported to be improving nicely.
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Mra
Frank Myers
Peckham
Greeley Hospital
La Salle plans joint Fourth of July with Evans towns
LaSalle hosts a monster July 4 celebration inviting Evans to join. Committees from both cities will meet to finalize events at Dunn's Grove for an expected crowd of 5000, including tug of war, ball games, music by the Greeley Commercial band, fireworks, sack and donkey races, greased pig and other attractions.
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LaSalle
James A. Stewart
George Briggs
Cheek
Glasgow
Evans
Commercial Club
Messrs
Charles Huffsmith
Downey
Dr. Hill
la Salle
Dunn's Grove
Evans Business
Greeiey
Greeley
Surprise party for Miss Gertrude Huffsmith
Fifteen young friends of Miss Gertrude Huffsmith surprised the birthday girl last night. They brought refreshments and planned a lively evening of games music and chatter, the party deemed the most pleasant affair in many evenings.
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Pvans
Gertrude Huffsmith
Charley Huffsmith
Miss Gertrude
Quiet at Concerts Ordered by City Council
In a move to restore order, the city council regulates ped dling in the park and orders quiet during public performances at all concerts. The ordinance targets street vendors near event zones and aims to reduce noise and disruption for attendees.
City council sets fees for church park ice cream events
The city council approved charging churches lodges and societies 3 for each park ice cream social or similar event and banned venders during band concerts. A public concert fund was boosted and the Greeley band was praised. The meeting also approved a police presence for a fire sale at Crockett and Moody and noted readiness on a new filter bed.
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Greeley
Crockett and Moody
Surprise Party At Business College For Mr and Mrs Adrian
Students from the business college planned a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Adrian at Teena Willson’s home. About 7 30 pm the entire student body gathered to reveal the surprise. The evening featured games, refreshments, and the group departed singing Auld Lang Syne.
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Business College
Mrs
Adrian
Teena Willson
Miss Willison
Three Days Till Tribune Moffat Road Excursion
A vivid promotional note invites readers to a Tribune excursion from the Denver Laramie depot to the crest of the continent via the Moffat Road. The trip includes mountain views, a six hour stop at Tol land and a snow shed ascent to the top, with optional full day return for 2.50 and extra rise to the crest for 1.50. Families urged to join, with emphasis on rest and refreshment.
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Tribune
Moffat Road
Denver Laramie
Great Plains
Nebraska
Utah Desert
Denver-Laramie
Moffat
Utah Junction
Denver
Tolland
the Platte
Feeding in Transit Rate Cut Half in Northern Colorado
The Colorado and Southern railroad announces a feeding in transit rate cut from fourteen to seven cents per hundredweight. Effective by July 15, the reduction saves shippers about 15 dollars per car and 6000 to 10000 dollars for the season, tied to a Cheyenne connection this summer. Union Pacific may match the rate. Mrs. S Cline of Hazeltine, Colorado, called on the city during a sight-seeing trip en route to Ft. Collins to visit the Oldfield family.
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Weld
Colorado
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Union Pacific
S. Cline
Hazeltine
Colo
Ft. Collins
Oldfield
Denver targets dairies for sanitation and equipment upgrades
Denver reports seven more dairies face charges of unsanitary conditions and missing equipment as the milk department presses for license revocation. Milk Inspector Kelly seeks full compliance with city rules mandating sterilizing plants to ensure bottle cleanliness. The campaign aims to boost sanitary standards by at least half and push even higher.
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Denver
Fire and Police Board
Kelly
Robbery Near Greeley Involving Mrs. Baker
Mrs Jesse Baker reports two men robbed her near the Union Pacific tracks nine miles northwest of Greeley while she drove with two children. They demanded money and took 350 in change and two boxes of strawberries from her buggy. The incident was not reported to the sheriff.
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Jesse Baker
Greeley
Union Pacific
Deepens Still at County Hospital and Is Well
A brief update notes the patient remains in the county hospital and is reported in good condition. Doctors indicate no immediate complications and expect stable recovery with routine care.
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County Hospital
Sheriff Tests Mind in Baffling Fort Lupton Case
A girl found wandering near Fort Lupton and brought to the county hospital is the subject of a puzzling inquiry. Sheriff McAfee calls it one of the queerest cases he has seen as physicians assess whether she is insane or feigning. If not insane she could not be held as a county charge. if insane she might be committed to Pueblo. No missing person in state matches her description, and an expert examination seems likely.
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Sheriff McAfee
Fort Lupton
Pueblo
D A R Chapter Celebrates Flag Day With Garden Party
The local D A R held an informal garden party at Mrs. Jessie Gale's home to mark Flag Day. The program, Grandmother's Garden and What Grew in It, featured a reading by Mrs. W H Delbridge and discussion by Mesdames Johnson Wright Horne and Graham. Mrs. Gale reported on her National convention delegation, and refreshments followed under Mrs. Harry Shaw's supervision.
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Jessie Gale
W. H. Delbridge
Old Salem
Mesdames Johnson
Wright
Horne
Graham
Jesse Gale
Washington
Harry Shaw
Harbeck Halstead to Head City Internes This Fall
Harbeck Halstead arrived for a summer stay with his parents after winning Bellevue Hospital entrance exams in May. He will head the Department of Internes and assume duties on October 1, with remaining time spent in Greeley or nearby mountains for vacation.
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Harbeck Halstead
City
Halstead
New York City
Bellevue Hospital
Department of Internes
Greeley
Pierce Girl Wins First Prize In Limerick Contest
Miss Phyllis Boulter of Pierce wins first prize in the Tribune Limerick contest with a verse about Paul Gilmore. Charlies E B Littell and Dr. W H Shields take second and third prizes. Prize tickets must be claimed at the Tribune office by 6 pm today or tomorrow.
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Pierce
Limerick
Paul Gilmore
Tribune Limerick
Weld County
Gilmore
Phyllis Boulter
Charlies EB. Littel
Wighth Street
Greeley
W. H. Shields
Tribune
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