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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
7
A bustling list of names and places from Greeley includes Kellner & Mossier Market, Dr. Lodwick osteopath, and Osgooit business visitors. Mentions of residents like George Loucks Briggsdale, Miss Winson Colorado Springs, and Prof. G.E. Sughin reflect a lively community page with social calls, travel mentions, and local business notes.
Western Union telegraph workers will receive about 190 dollars as a bonus on July 1 under 1916 conditions. Independent offices messengers get 25 dollars for the year or 14.50 at each payment. Walter Byish and John Berner get 12.40 as Fourth of July presents. Other local staff receive a 4 percent annual wage bonus or 4 percent on July 1. Total bonus likely around 100 dollars for the year.
Fred Fulton scored a technical knockout over Sam Langford in the heavyweight division at the end of the sixth round last night in War Sufferers Acre. Colorado farmers urged to pledge proceeds from a War Acre to support the Red Cross and war relief.
Pete Peters, 18, of Crock Hving near Gitcrest, pleaded not guilty to robbery. Judge Iva I bound him over to district court after a preliminary hearing where G. B. Growell testified Peters leveled a pistol and took about 35 dollars from him two weeks prior. Deputy ADA J. J. Green noted a perjury claim during the hearing.
Bessie Chaney a black woman who shot and killed John W Rowe at Deerbell on April 18 1916 pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter in district court before Judge R Strong and received additional months in the county jail. The shooting occurred as Rowe reportedly tried to shoot Chaney. mitigating circumstances led to the reduced charge. Chaney’s attorneys were Carpenter and Smith. relatives of Inlay Nevada were present. Mrs Carrel of Windsor, mother of the defendants, has been ill and moved to her son Lee Carrel’s home. she shows some improvement.
Fragmented auction notes from Denver describe dozens of cattle and cows sold at varied prices. Items include a 530 head lot by MINken and several smaller lots with prices around 11 to 12 dollars per pound. Details mention June 20 and concurrent sales at FLL with multiple buyers.
A standard Wood shag typewriter is listed in a Weld county context with Henry Gandling mentioned in association with a pagent. The fragmentary item suggests a local event withこの entities and a public notice flavor.
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