City plans modern grader to cut street grading costs
The city used a new elevating power grader to grade two blocks of Eleventh and Twelfth streets with ten men and twelve teams, replacing old methods. The mayor supports buying a grader for 1000 to cut costs, with the street railway company agreeing to pay one third. Marshal targets flower bed and garden thefts as vandals risk maximum penalties.
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Peterson
Union Pacific
Crow Creek
Sterling
Camfield
Point of Rocks
New Street Railway Company
Beck and Fisner versus Taylor land case verdict
In Denver, Judge Gamble ruled for ranchman EBG Taylor in a dispute over a land sale. Real estate man J W McPherson arranged a deal with Denver junk dealers without Taylor's knowledge, who repudiated the sale. The judge dismissed the case at the junk dealers’ cost. Phil Hornbein and Churchill represented the parties.
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Beck & Fisner
Denver
Ebg Taylor
Peckham
Taylor
Gamble
J. W. McPherson
McPherson
Phil Hornbein
Churchill
State Pharmacists Arrive for Estes Park Convention
The state pharmacists arrived in Loveland this morning en route to the Stanley Hotel at Estes Park for the annual convention. Hundreds of druggists with wives formed a parade led by the Loveland band. Mayor McMullen welcomed them. The group traveled to the park by auto for the three day meeting at the Stanley Hotel with H Reynolds of Greeley serving as state treasurer.
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Loveland
Hotel Stanley
Estes Park
McMullen
Stanley
H. Reynolds of
Greeley
Concrete Firms Busy Laying Walks in Baton Improvements
Three different concrete firms are at work in Baton today installing sidewalks and curbing for property owners paying individually. The teams include Stukey and Peterson, Sherman Concrete Company, and the Saxton Concrete Company, reflecting multiple contractors in a single locality project.
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Baton
Ange
Stukey and Peterson
Sherman Concrete Company
Saxton Concrete Company
A Wiatte Bridge Condemned Over Platte River
The East Avana bridge over the Platte has been condemned with travel shifted to the LaSalle bridge. The Platte rose about three inches on Tuesday and has since settled, with bridge piles opening and sinking up to six inches last Sunday morning.
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East Avana
Platte
LaSalle
Peckham Grays Defeat Beebe Draw In Sixteen Inning Thriller
A large Peckham crowd saw the Grays win 8 to 6 over Beebe Draw in sixteen innings. Earlier Pleasant Valley beat Peckham 21 to 8. Gilcrest defeated Johnstown 11 to ? with onlookers noting a spirited Sunday twin bill.
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Peckham
Peckham Grays
Beebe
Grays
Pleasant Valley
Gilcrest
Johnstown
Small Blaze at Pool Hall Quietly Extinguished
Fire department was summoned to the pool hall at Sev enth street and Eighth avenue after an early morning blaze. An employee opening the doors at 7 am encountered heavy smoke and found a cigarette or cigar fire about two feet in diameter on the oily floor. The fire was contained before spreading.
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Seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Colorado Bankers Declare Statewide Prosperity Peak
In Denver the Colorado Bankers association eight annual convention hears bankers report all counties show strong banking and business conditions. Secretary Emerson gathered county reports. no county sent discouraging news. J L Brosh will present the county’s report.
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Colorado
Denver
Colorado Bankers’ Association
Emerson
J.L. Brosh
Little Doings in Other Towns Heading to Estes Park
Vans W F Smith and D T Hubbard began by wagon this morning for Estes Park with Mrs Smith and a young daughter and Miss Morrow following by train. They plan a two month stay in the hills while Rev Harry Murry lectures on The Fundamentals of Freedom and promotes the state prohibition party.
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W. F. Smith
D. T. Hubbard
Estes Park
Big Bend Visitors Stay With Alexander Family
Big Bend Mr and Mrs James Fortune of Terre Haute Ind are visiting at the Alexander home Mrs Alexander is a niece of Mr Fortune The guests are on their way home from a trip to California and Seattle Mrs A McMillan and Miss Calla han were in Greeley Tuesday Ralph Kidd is erecting a six room dwelling house on his farm Mr Kidd came here from Illinois this spring and recently on a ranch southeast of LaSalle Henry Stinger is putting up a pew house on this ranch in this neighborhood
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Big Bend
James Fortune
Terre Haute
Ind
Alexander
Mr. Fortune
California
Seattle
A. McMillan
Miss Callahan
Greeley
Ralph Kidd
Mr. Kidd
Ilinois
LaSalle
Henry Stinger
Emerson Joyner wedding at Trinity church in morning ceremony
Miss Ethel Emerson and John L. Joyner married at 9 o clock this morning at Trinity church with Rev. B W Bowell officiating. The couple left for Denver for a state tour and will reside at 645 Fourteenth Avenue upon their return.
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Emerson-Joyner
Ethel M. Emerson
John L. Joyner
Trinity Church
B. W. Bowell
Denver
Fourteenth Avenue
Steel Plant to Employ 3000 in Greeley Colorado
A Denver report says Union Pacific plans a large steel mill and rolling shops at Greeley Colorado to serve western lines. The site would create 2000 to 3000 jobs in roasting furnaces mills and plate works with potential start on some buildings this year.
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Omaha
Denver News
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Greeley
Colo
Harriman
Union Pacific
Ing Mills
Europe
Chicaco
San
Southern Pacific
Colorado
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
South Chicago
Mohler
New York
Orr
Huntley
Union Pacific System
Greeley Works
Socialist Party Resolutions from Windsor Colorado June 19
Windsor Local of the International Socialist party reports a resolution urging adoption. It condemns government officials for pardoning Ex Governor Taylor of Kentucky to enable his appearance as a witness in the Warren trial and notes contrasting rewards offered by Kentucky.
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Windsor
International Socialist Party
Girard
Kan
Poudre Valley
Windsor Optimist, New Windsor, Colo., and the Greeley Daily Tribune, Greeley
Colo
W. F. Case
Ray E. Ll. Raymond
D. T. Blevins
J. T. Wilson
New Windsor
Taylor
Kentucky
Fred D. Warren
Appeal To
Reason
Strive for Patience Patience PIAHERE Unrest Microbe
A microbe labeled Unrest is highlighted as a focus for patience in ongoing Strive for Patience discussions. Researchers discuss potential impacts on stress management and immune response, noting the microbe's role in shaping mood, resilience, and social behavior.
Corner Stone to Be Laid for St Peter’s Church
The Tribune reports the cornerstone for St Peter’s Catholic Church at Ninth Avenue and Twelfth Street will be laid next Sunday in a ceremony led by Bishop Matz. Father Casey arranged the program with music by Prof Kendel and St Peter’s choir with organist Miss Lottie Walsh. morning mass includes First Communion at 8:30 a.m. Solemn High Mass and Confirmation at 11:30 a.m.
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the Tribune
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Ninth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Father Casey
Matz
Prof
Kendel
Normal
St. Peter’s
Lottie Walsh
Cornerstone Laying Service for New Church
Afternoon program marks cornerstone laying at 3 30 p m with Rt Rev N C Matz as officiating prelate. Chaplains Rev B J Froegel Rev G Jos LaJeunesse. Addresses by Mayor Geo M Houston Zachariah Xenophon Snyder James K Garrigues William O Ryan.
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N. C. Matz
D. D
Denver
B. J. Froegel
Brighton
G. Jos. LaJeunesse
Fort Collins
Geo. M. Houston
Greeley
Zachariah Xenophon Snyder
State Normal School
Settlement Reached in Hauch and Marsh Estates
Probate court final settlement for the Robert Hauch and Jennie B Marsh estates records a total of $20,000 in assets. The widow received half, four children shared the remainder, and an insurance policy of $1,000 was left by Mrs. Sarah Marsh. The husband and son shared the remaining funds after expenses, with the son’s share turned over to the father who was made guardian under bonds.
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Robert Hauch
Jennie B. Marsh
Hauch
Erie
Sarah Marsh
Eaton
Ault Sweeps Doubleheader in Baseball Clash
The Ault baseball team won two games Sunday afternoon. Ault defeated Pierce 4 to 1 and then beat Eaton Reds 16 to 7 in the Pierce Special doubleheader.
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Ault
Ault Boys
Pierce
Eaton Reds
Windsor Falls 4-3 at Loveland Grays Edge
Windsor’s ball squad traveled to Loveland and lost 4 to 3 to the Loveland Grays in a tight matchup. Windsor and Loveland traded runs as the Grays secured the win at home.
Man Struck by Lightning Survives Near Greeley
Roy Walker, a teamster for McArdie Berlett on the Crow Creek line above Camfield reservoirs, was struck by lightning at 4 30 pm. He awoke conscious the next morning with hair singed and a black blue path from neck to foot, saved by camp bookkeeper George Fox and two workers who aided him under Fox’s direction.
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Roy Walker
Union Pacific
George Fox
Walker
McArdie & Berlett
Crow Creek
Camfield
Peterson
Bradfield Farm
Greeley
Fox
Bradfields
Ladd-Keyes Bride Dora Ladd Weds Victor Keyes
Miss Dora Ladd of the State Normal school training department married Victor Keyes at the Ladd home in Denver. The Rt. Rev. Charles S. Olmstead officiated. The couple plans to reside in Greeley after a brief state wedding trip.
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Ladd-Keyes
Dora Ladd
State Normal School
Victor Keyes
C. W. Ladd
Curtis Street
Denver
Charles S. Olmstead
Episcopal
Colorado
Greeley
East Denver
Teachers’ Training Department
Columbia University
Leadville
Normal School
Colorado College
Chicago
Law School
University of Chicago
Rocky Mountain
New York State
Came Home With a Bride
Fred Good returns from the sunny south with a bride described as a charming southern girl. Professor Good taught last year in Marion Alabama at the conservatory of music and is home for a short visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Do M Good. After their visit they will return south to make their home.
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Fred Good
South
Professor Good
Conservatory of Music
Marion
Ala
Do. M. Good
Prof
Mrs. Good
Ault Congregational Church Hosts Children’s Day
Children’s Day observance at Ault Congregational church featured decorated interior and a program of songs and recitations.
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Ault
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Hattie Secore
Minnie Carlson
Vera Wasley
Messrs
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John Henderson
Rex Eaton
Eugene Fisk
Benton Hamilton
Joe Norcross
Burrell Reynolds
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Unrest
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Loveland Grays
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