R A Faxon Ju Lotter Protest to Denver Paper Claim
A Denver paper is challenged over its claim that Hanford BacNiler, new minister to Caraus, is a professional politician. The letter argues Taxon would need diplomacy to be effective, asserting MacNider is neither a former nor a professional political figure and noting his father Averr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Faxon Ju & Lotter
Denver Beya
Hanford BacNiler
Caraus
Taxon
Colona
MacNider
Laforinr
Spn
Averr
Split Second Editorials and Quillen Miscellany
A fragmented compilation of quotations and musings touching on topics from industry prices to war, language, religion, and public life. Contains varied opinions attributed to editors and public figures with references to Ford, Sherman, and Americanism, plus stray lines about alimony and a proposed New York skyscraper.
Notable Iowa Leader's Military Career and Public Service
A well to do Iowa pioneer family member, a 4th graduate of Tav yard, organized and built a successful flag tea st company. He served with distinction in France with Pershing, helped organize the American Legion, and was a second national commander. He married and supported public life, spoke several languages, and represented the government abroad.
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Towa
Pioneera
Tavyard
Flag
Iowa National Guard
Ind
France
Pershing
AHL FP
Iia
Oma
Colonal Mae
Nider Waa
American Legion
Waa
Helleya
Ita
Wouman
Iitd
Fing
Ala
Canada
19 Years Ago From the Files of the Gresley
Gresley publica notes from nineteen years ago record Mrs George D Iorne and Mrs B O Srubora planning a Fort St Vrain monument unveiling on June 22 with a river picnic. Milas Gertrude Smith hosted a birthday surprise party for Charles Huff Smith’s daughter. Prairie schooners pass through town en route to Seattle with families planning settlement. Dr and Mrs EB Knowles join Sibley change for summer. C W Gilbert family extend vacation to Glen Haven.
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George D. Iorne
Srubora
St. Vrain
Alte
D. A
Mear
Milas Gertrude Smith
Charles Huff Smith
Seattle
Waat
EB. W. Knowles
Tenter Avenue
Charles BE
Paliips
J. Troby Cameron
Pueblo
Suniing School
C.W. Gilbert
Glen Haven
Houlder thia morning tonpend with relatives
The article notes a gathering with relatives and mentions a New England style sign with a character and lantern used to light paths for generations. It highlights Ye Lyttle Blue Kitchen on Nitth avenue and credits J A Wetzel for designing and making the ale, calling it one of the most unique in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nitth Avenue
J.A. Wetzel
Local residents share visits and family news reports
A flood of social notes from Denver to Greeley covers visits by Mrs. McDonald and guests of the Maakls, twin births to Mr. and Mrs. Thomay, travel by families to Denver and Longmont, church society events, a hospital update for Mrs. Champie, and various attendance at dinners and gatherings across Grovely area.
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Kersey Kersey
Mise Vera McDonald
Misa Christine
Mra. Angon
Mékeel
Misa Juliel Madison
Denver
Makeals
J. Tewlant
Roy Randall
Agate
Mike McDonald
Waad
Ault
Mies Maxy Hil
Greeley
Bert Mortimer
M. J. Hilly
George Holmes
Longmont
F. Z. Hunt
la Kure
Eva Nace
Delta
A. C. Crandall
A. McDermott
Gill
Rday
Arthur
McDermotts
Tom McTinald
Ray Cooper
Son Charles
Fort Collins
Filey Brown of
Golden
Fildey
Lorene Wakeman
Grueley
Mra
M.D. Wakeman
Sundar
John Meeker
Ms. Eyston
Gf Myr
Hank Adams
Sunay
A.’ Grendail
J. A. Damoura
C._Williams
Leon Damours
Emma Champie
Betty Champie
J. W. Redman
Orpha Grandatt Ia
A. D. Pradley
Allie Beach
Neiea
Toni Boddh
Charles Linton
Buckingham
Horsey
Bir
Linton
Harold Ratnns
Frdgley
Eagh Heysley
Picnic and gatherings mark weekend in Longmont area
Local residents hosted picnics and visits across the community. Families like the Downer, McDonald, Wakeman, and Corsberg households joined relatives at a park and homes. Notable trips included Mrs. Fred Bronson organizing a Larkin club in Hersey and Mrs. Harold Barnes attending initial meetings. Several families traveled to Ohio and Minnesota for visits, while others planned extended eastern journeys this winter.
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Feollege
W. C. Carter
Meare
Lowte
Hutéherofé
Susis
Downer
Budetta
Jack Walker
Brigeway
Longmont
Atfu
Clarence ‘Shamons
Fred Bron Foon
Toren
Wakeman di Gresley
Mellén Wakeman
M. D. Wakeman
Stugh’ McFour Jald
Harold Barnes
Paul Corsberg
Efra
Raymond Corabers
Mountaina
Bert ‘Mortimer
Phuraday
Pacific Coast Trains and Stations in Cheyenne Details
The fragment describes train movements toward Cheyenne and Purcell with schedule snippets. It mentions routes via Laramie and weathered place names, noting specific times such as 10:20 a.m. and 12:87 p.m. It lists mixed-train origins and arrivals including Briggs and Ashdell, with scattered references to dates and stations.
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Belegala
Mon
Pelee
Laramie
Wyo
Cheyenne
Atomaxl
Agiesa
Tran
Purcell Thuy
Pau
Givens
Tarainie
Briggs
Ashdell
Baday
Outing Notes and Social Visits Across Colorado Towns
Local residents recount family trips and gatherings from Johnstown to Longmont. Mentions include trips to Monterey and Dunravon lodges, campfire group outings with Florance McKee, and visits by Mrs. Mary Eberhart from California. Several families, including the McKee and Letford households, host relatives and travel to Denver and other towns, with a note on a model drug store manager's absence in the mountains.
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Johnstown Jolnytown
Monterey
Teeal
Jmrents
Mary Eberhart
California
Ortin Mberkott
Albert
Herter
Mius Florancs McKee
Dunravon
Hates Park
Wilma Heelanan
Lite
Thornburg
Gensys Angberg
Seen
Belen Short
Mary Suutland
Aléda
Bockwoldt
Gennyleve- Parkin
Mya
Darrell Barnard
Greeley
Littleton
A. Brannaman
Denver
J. “Parish
Thompson
Wand
W.H. Letford
Aml
Longmont
Manrgaret Detfort
Mmisg
Letford
Unie
Unclear snippet hints at social tour group gathering
Fragmentary text describes a tour group led by Elizabeth Kennedy from Colorado Springs, with mentions of family members and a social gathering on Thursday. Elements include Mr. and Mrs. Perry Kool, Orvin Eherhary, and references to Grand Lake and pleasure trips, but details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kennedy
Colorado
Hugson Rodger
Jol
Mary Cathy Denver
Perry
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