Prizes and irrigation plan linked to Weld County Fair
The Weld County Fair association promotes prize exhibits with a loving cup for the county Commercial clubs and bans Greeley from competition. Plans include government and state irrigation studies worth 5800 dollars each, with tanks, crops, and water-use experiments to guide farmers on optimal crops and irrigation methods across Colorado.
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Weld County Fair Association
Greeley
Weld County Auto Co
National Irrigation Congress
Pueblo
Coronado Court
At the Summer Resort by Mayor Whitlock of Toledo
Mayor Brand Whitlock of Toledo writes a poem in the July American Magazine. It contrasts a peaceful lake scene with the city’s heat and the toilers in shops and mills, whose sacrifices fund idle leisure for others.
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Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Ohio
Crops to be grown in tanks at State Agricultural College
A Denver meeting led to a major educational farming advance. Researchers will grow crops in large concrete tanks with water level variations to study growth at distances from water. Participants include Dr. A True, Dr. Fortier, Charles A. Lory, A A Edwards, C P Gillette, BH B House, C V Cane, and E M Ammons.
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Colorado
State of
State Board of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Lory
Washington
Dr. True
Dr. Fortier
Denver
A. ©. True
Irrigation Investigation
Charles A. Lory
A.A. Edwards
C. P
Grand jury probe fades in Evans Courier note
The Evans Courier notes dwindling attention to a grand jury investigation of crooked Republican officials, comparing it to a legislature that adjourned with no sign of an extra session.
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Court House
Evans Courier
Odd Bits of News From All the World
A collage of brief items from across the country. W H Leahy’s throat slashing oddly restored his sanity in Elmira New York. Newburgh built a special braced chair for President Taft. Wesleyan University granted A B degrees to four men who left for war fifty years ago. Mrs Bernhard Ziegler travels to Benton Harbor to remarry her ex-husband. Illinois university harvest work drew thirteen students to Kansas City. McAlpin hotel blasting revealed a garnet mine unsuitable for jewelry. Miss Minnie Anderson denied law license by an Atlanta judge. Chicago men gamble with loaded craps. both parties are arrested after a dispute.
Henry Handles Kodak Developing at Fezer’s Drug Stores
Henry undertakes Kodak developing and finishing services at Fezer's Drug Stores. The note emphasizes his expertise and the store as the location for film processing needs.
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Henry
Kodak
Fezer
Congress Eyes Cabinet Inquiries and Carey Act Push
Washington notes show House Democrats probing cabinet operations while focusing on tariff, Canadian reciprocity, and a Colorado drive. Representative E. Taylor advances Carey act land grants, irrigation relief, and western development as key agenda items.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Wickersham
State Knox
Sugar Trust
Taft
Knox
Hamlin
State Department
E. T. Taylor
Colorado
Taylor
Carey
Committee On Public Lands
Forsythe Scouts
Ten Commandments of Spotless Town in New Britain
New Britain residents hold a city cleaning day and publish Ten Commandments of Spotless Town to keep streets, yards, alleys and public property clean. Rules urge proper trash disposal, not chalking surfaces, not defacing property, and daily effort by all to improve the city.
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Senate Committee On Finance
American Protective Tariff League
New Britain
Conn
Hailstorm Leaves West Ault Pierce Areas Battered
A southwest sweeping hailstorm with high wind and rain struck a several mile wide strip, devastating fields from west Ault to Pierce within minutes. Grain crops were ruined across communities including Brown schoolhouse vicinity where several residents suffered total losses.
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West Ault
Pierce
Eaton
Ault
Brown School House
Charles Howe
M. H. Perier
Burger
C. B. Smith
Otto Aufderhar
C. RB. Walker
Wm. Haptonstall
Olive Branch
W.W. O. Puliiam
Charles Swope
Owen Swope
Wade van Eaton
Street Cleaning Crew Clears Crossings on Local Avenues
The street cleaning gang is paying attention to the crossings at Eighth Avenue and Tenth and Thirteenth Streets, which pleases several residents in the neighborhood.
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Eighth Avenue
Tenth and
Thirteenth Streets
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The
Greeley Daily Tribune
N. C. Meeker
Greeley Tribune Printing Company Co
H. Wolfe
Morris M. Rathbun
Telephone
Greeley 5
Seventh Street
Fair Association
Elmira
N. Y
W. H. Leahy
Newburgh
Middletown
Wesleyan University
Benton Harbor, Mich
Bernhard Ziegler
Kansas City
Kan
Illinois University
New York
McAlpin Hotel
Thirty-third and
Broadway
Atlanta
Atlanta Law School
Superior Court
Pendleton
Minnie Anderson
Chicago
William Nagid
Jacob Rubin
Rubin
E House
John A. Martin
Martin
West
New England
Wm. Mayher Lumber Co
the Opera House Clothing CO
6Th Ave
Scott & Lyon
C.K. Collins
Thor Motorcycle
Leo A. Woods
Woods
Go2 Nir
John E. Kindstedt
Fiahth
Spillman’s Picture Store
Si2
Eighth Ave
Humphreys
J. D. Potter Plumbing & Heating Co
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
R. R
Laramie
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