Hadley Leads Attack at Chicago Republican Convention
Chicago, June 19. Governor Hadley of Missouri sparked a dramatic demonstration at the Republican National Convention as delegates chanted for him and a cheering crowd carried a woman to the platform. The day’s main business was handling credentials while Taft supporters fought for control amid high tension.
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Hadley
Chicago
Hadley of
Misour
Cateago
Misuri
Roosevelt
Root
Thomas M. DeVine
Colorado
National Committee
Taft
Brotherhood Picnic Dinner For Wives At Island Grove
The Congregational Church Brotherhood plans a Thursday afternoon ride for husbands and wives guests. Men will cook the picnic meal while wives supply ashes but do not handle food prep. Committee chairs include Wilson on refreshments Faulkner on transportation and Professor Lister on athletic stants. Meet at four o'clock at the church for a countryside ride and a picnic at Island Grove.
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Congregational Church
Park Church
Brotherhood
Ww. Co. Wilson
L B. Faulkner
Professor Lister
Greeley
Island Grove
Greeley to Install Pulmotor First in Region and Fourth in State
Greeley plans a pulmotor device the first for a town of its size in Colorado and the fourth in the state after Denver Pueblo and Trinidad. About $200 is expected from utility companies the city and individuals. The First National Bank would fund half if the city funds the other half for a pavement strip between the bank and south park.
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Greeley
Denver
Pueblo
Trinidad
J. M. B Petrikin
First National Bank
South Park
Adinance
Tenth Street
Twelfth Street
Elks Lodge Begins Move to New Home
Members of the B P O E will soon possess their new lodge as furnishings are moved from the old rooms. After this afternoon the building will be locked except for escorted visits. Old furniture goes to the basement for July meetings, with new furnishings ready for August. Dedication set for fall. building valued around $50,000.
Buckingham Nine Promises Bold Prairie Baseball
Buckingham baseball team declares a fearless motto Out to meet all comers and has quickly drawn attention for its snappy players. The lately organized squad plans to prove its tactics against county rivals, challenging teams afraid to schedule games with the Buckingham nine.
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Buckingham
Milander Pump Keeps Water Flowing Seven Years Without Repair
In LaSalle on June 19, the Milander family's well pump at Goodrich, supplied by J. R. Milander, has run seven years without a repair. Marshall McLee of Miller Machine Shop in Greeley arrived to overhaul the pump and plan additional pumps for the area.
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LaSalle
J. R . Milander
Goodrich
Milander
Marshall Mclie
Miller Machine Shop
Greeley
Nineteenth Anniversary Service of Presbyterian Church
In LaSalle on June 19 the church marked its nineteenth anniversary with full congregation turnout. The church building, erected in 1897, hosted services led by Pastor Rev. Frank DeMetz.
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LaSalle
The
Presbyterian Church
Frank DeMetz
Rye Exhibition at Briggsdale Shows Tall Crop Prospect
A rye display at Owens Transfer office highlights crops in Briggsdale district. The rye grown by H. M. Harris on dry land near Briggsdale reaches four and a half feet, illustrating strong prospects for this year.
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Owens Transfer Office
Briggsdale
H. HM. Harris
Northern District vote rejects water bond plan
Nunn June 19. Voters in the Northern Colorado Irrigation district reject a 2.4 million dollar bond and the conditional contract for water supply. Cari and Dover sections split, overall defeat. Promoters include Rolla Wilson Salisbury Smith and directors F B Stevenson E E Merritt and Henry Johnson.
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Nunn
Northern
Colorado Irrigation District
Carr
Dover
Laramie
Poudre
Michigan Creek
Halligan
Big Thompson Canon
Plains
Stonewall
Alden and
Rolla Wilson
Salisbury Smith
Denver
Sytem In
F. B. Stevenson
E. E. Merritt
Henry Johnson
Drowned Babe Turns Out To Be Floating Dress and Fence Post
Fort Lupton witnesses a frantic search as a river rescue is launched after residents spot what appears to be a baby in the Platte. The hovering floodwater hides a misleading sight as the “baby” proves to be a dress and barbed wire caught on a fence post. The river runs high and may spill over its banks tonight.
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Fort Lupton
Platte River
Platte
Magazine About Park Estes Park Trail Launch
Estes Park Trail debuts as a new publication to appear every other Saturday in June July and August. Publisher is J Y Munson with a subscription price of 75 cents per season. The first issue features park data and personal news about residents to boost park popularity.
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Estes Park Trail
J. Y. Munson
Greeley Boy Visits Parents During Denver Trip
George Evans of Denver spends vacation visiting his parents in Greeley. He formerly lived here and is employed in the grocery department of the Denver Dry Goods Company.
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George Evans
Denver
Greeley
Evans
The
Denver Dry Goods Company
Oats Poison Blood Suffered From Oat Fragments
A woman named Mrs. James Turner suffered blood poisoning after a splinter from an oat beard penetrated her hand. She noticed no serious issue until peeling potatoes Monday night. The finger was lanced three times and is believed to be saved.
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Jane
James Turner
Dixon Claims 22 Roosevelt Delegates Supported Root
Chicago June 19 Senator Dixon Roosevelt campaign manager says 22 delegates from Roosevelt instructed states voted for Root for temporary chairman, asserting it shows Taft cannot secure the nomination. He cites Illinois Maryland Oregon Pennsylvania and other states and predicts credentials will alter seated delegates.
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Dixon
Teddy
Root
Chicago
Roosevelt
Senator Root
Taft
Illinois
National Committee
Maryland
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Miss Hattie Thompson Dead at Eaton
Miss Hattie Thompson died at Eaton from heart leakage. Daughter of Mrs. Fannie Thompson Jones she left her Weld county treasurer duties last fall due to ill health. Lived near Eaton all her life. Father Herbert Thompson once Weld county treasurer. Grand uncle T. G. Macy of Greeley. Funeral plans pending as two sisters in California are contacted.
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Eaton
Hattie Thompson
Fannie Thompson Jones
Weld County
Miss Thompson
Herbert Thompson
T. G. Macy
Greeley
Representative Women of Colorado project planned by Denver publisher
James A. Semple of Alexander Art Publishing in Denver proposes a book titled Representative Women of Colorado. The work aims to honor about 800 distinguished Colorado women with photographs and sketches, including influential local ladies.
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James A. Semple
Alexander Art Publishing Company
Denver
Colorado
Colorado pennants at Seely-Four nier store prove popular
New Colorado flag themed pennants in red white and blue with a hint of gold are in high demand at Seely-Four nier drug store in Greeley. The designs were created by a Daniel and Fisher art department member in Denver.
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Colorado
Greeley
Seely-Fournier Drug Store
Daniel & Fisher's
Denver
Spooners to enjoy bright Fourth in Evans Park
Evans June 19. C. A. Fitch installed colored electrical lights in Evans Park for the Fourth of July celebration. The park will be lit like day allowing lunch in the park until midnight. Outside concessions have contracts and the committee anticipates a great event.
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Evans
New Wright Son Windsor Birth Announcement
New Wright son Windsor born to Mrs. J. W. Wright on Monday weighing 10 pounds. Both mother and baby are reported to be doing nicely.
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Windsor
J. W. Wright
Reception for Greeley Methodist charter member
Mrs A M Green, the sole living charter member of the Greeley Methodist church, will host a reception at her home Friday afternoon. The Aid Society organized in 1870 and incorporated in 1871. Judge J C Scott is the only local man who attended the incorporation meeting. The society invites its members and Mrs Green’s nonmember friends to attend.
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A. M. Green
Methodist Church of
Green
Twin Calves Born During Silo Inspection At Parker Dairy
Auburn June 19 twin calves born yesterday at H D Parker's Guernsey dairy drew 100 visitors inspecting silos and farm sanitation. C H Hinman urged farmers to build silos and feed ensilage 65 days yearly while the Parker herd of 60 Guernseys benefits from noted care and sanitary conditions praised by B D G Bishop, Prof Gilbet, and Denver Post representative Lord Ogilvy of Denver.
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Auburn
Guernsey
H. D. Parker
C. H. Hinman
State Agricultural College
Parker Guernsey
Parker
Chicago
Greeley
B. D. G. Bishop
The
Colorado Dairyman
Cc. H. Hinman
D. G. Gilbert
B. D. B. Bishop
Agricultural College
Lord Ogilvy of
Denver
Denver Post
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