Real Estate Transfers in Weld County June 17 1909
A daily list shows transfers from J W Smith to C R Hart and numerous others involving unions with the Crow Creek Land & Development Co Union Pacific Railroad Co and buyers such as Adam P Smith and J S Grable. Transactions cover indicated deeds and dower shares with amounts noted from $1 to $391 138.04 acres and multiple parcels in Greeley LaSalle Kersey and surrounding additions.
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J. W. Smith
C. R. Hart
W. D
Oliver T. Carpenter
John Th. Lister
Grace H. Lister
Cranford
Greeley
James Hughes
Crow Creek Land & Development Co
Vernon McKelvey
Cree Creek Land & Development Co
McKelvey
Kate
Seely
Asa A. Decker
William H. Hayes
Hattie Hayes
Henry E. Bethell
Frank A. Bentley
LaSalle
Price Raymond
Adam P. Smith
Adam T. Smith
J. S. Grable
Grable
Patrick V. Carlin
Joseph L. Stotts
William H. Adkins
Charles Seiberling
Union Pacific Railroad Co
John J. Kirby
Joseph M. Kirby
Struck by Lightning Injures Sixteen at Sunday Picnic
In Spart, Ga a tree struck by lightning left sixteen children unconscious at a Sunday school outing. Doctor resuscitation saved most. six still doubtful. Nine bodies bore exact tree impressions as if photographed.
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Daily Tribune
Spart
Hudson State Bank to Establish at Hudson
A new bank is to be established at Hudson to be named the Hudson State Bank. It is capitalized for 10000 dollars and the stockholders number about fifteen men from the vicinity.
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Bank At
Hudson
Hudson State Bank
Advertising Turns Sore Merchant Into Crowded Store
A local merchant who relied on mail orders felt ignored until he advertised his stock. After implementing an advertising push, his store drew crowds from seven to six, transforming his fortunes and ending his grumbling.
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Hope
Calhoun graft trial ends in jury deliberation after long hearing
In San Francisco on June 19 the Calhoun graft trial went to the jury at noon after a January start. District Attorney Heney wrapped a 15 minute address. thousands pressed to enter, trampling officers in the crush. The written record totals 4 250 000 words and the trial is projected to cost $50 000.
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Tribone
San Francisco
Calhoun
Heney
Church social for Congregational children rewards attendance
The Go to Church Band hosted a Friday evening church social at the Congregational church. Children and their mothers enjoyed games and refreshments as a merit reward for regular attendance, with events held several times a year.
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Congregational Church
Little Doings In Other Towns Addams Family Visit
John Finley and family from Sparta Illinois travel to join Mrs. Matlock and Mr. Finley as siblings visit Marlon Ja. Mr. and Mrs. Turper of Marlon Ja. visit Mr. and Mrs. M. F Burns for a week with Turners and Burns sisters. The M. W. A. hosted a Friday lawn social at Fred Jackson home. St Mary's Episcopal guild held a tea at Mrs. De la Vergne's home Friday afternoon.
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John Finley
Irma
Leslie
Sparta
Malock
Matlock
Fini
Turper
Marlon Ja
M. F Burns
Turner
Burns
Fred Jackson
Local notes on trips and homestead improvements
Beebe Draw resident J. L. Leroy departed Friday for Hardin and Kersey on business and will return Sunday. Peter Oster built a new windmill on his property. R. B. Chestnut is drilling a soft water well on his ranch, with typical airy draws indicating soft water at about 1265 feet in the Draw.
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Beebe
J. L. Leroy
Hardin and
Kersey
Peter Oster
Chestnut
Windsor Hosts Surprise 16th Birthday for Leah Davis
A surprise party planned for Miss Leah Davis celebrated her sixteenth birthday. Friends gathered Friday night for music games and refreshments, creating a delightful evening for the guest of honor.
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Leah Davis
Tribune Ad Page Clues Hint at Local Purchases
Readable snippets from the Tribune ads suggest residents consider shopping events and local sales. The page hints at prices, goods and promotions typical of a city ad section.
Success in Life What the World Owes a Man
A Philadelphia Ledger column argues that the world pays for what it wants, not for idle dreams. It distinguishes workers from daydreamers and asserts that profit comes only from market demand, not from charity or unwarranted claims on the world.
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Philadelphia Ledger
The Valentine Myth and the Birth of the Variety Show
James L. Ford recounts a legend about Mr. Valentine creating a New York city entertainment venue in the 1840s. A friend proposes the name variety show after hearing Valentine describe a mixed program. The tale situates the origin of the term in pre Civil War era theater.
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New York City
Triston Brown
New York
Mr. Valentine
James L. Ford
McClure’s Magazine
Parlor and kitchen car question on Broad Street platform
A four year old girl laughed at a query about a Pullman observation coach at Broad Street station as she asked if their car would be a kitchen car. The scene unfolded with amused bystanders awaiting a westbound train.
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Broad Street
Mamua
Philadelphia Record
Silence as a mirror of thought and social trust
A reflective essay on silence across nations. It argues that enforced silence would unsettle fools while the wise would restrain themselves. It notes that quietness can reveal breathless effort and that silence in company breeds suspicion of hidden matters. Life underpins the urge to speak.
Sun Believed to Be Part of Star Stream
Professor Kobold of Kei Observatory argues the sun moves in a directed star stream toward a point on the Milky Way edge. Kapteyn of Groningen, after studying 2,500 stars, concludes stars drift in two directions.
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Professor Kobold
Observatory of
Kei
Kapteyn
Groningen
Birthday Rivalry Between Siblings Cited in News
In comic snippets from London Punch and Louisville Courier Journal a child voices envy of an older brother, lamenting the age gap as the younger sister vows to catch up. The pieces reflect light social humor about growing older and domestic life.
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Ethel
Tommy
Hell
London
Charity flower in seclusion seeks public glare for color
A reflective quote notes that charity like a flower grows in quiet shade and blooms vividly when exposed to public attention, contrasting privacy with the brightness of publicity.
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Ike
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