Farmer Resists Union Pacific Grading With Shotgun Protest
A farmer on the Union Pacific near LaSalle fired a shotgun to stop grading work on his crop. The railroad had condemnation proceedings and bonds filed but failed to identify the tenant farmer, who acted on his crops' protection. A judge ruled the farmer's rights were within reason and the railroad may secure funds to cover damages, then seek a restraining order to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
LaSalle
Leeporting Black Mass CD Shipment Plans Mentioned
Sanborn received a large shipment of black bass for Bord yke today totaling 11,000. An additional 10,000 will arrive in a few days with about 106,000 more to be shipped mid July from the hatchery for Seven Lakes. Plans are forming that may soon turn Boyd into a famous local resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn
Bordyke
Seven Lakes
Boyd
Jolly Sixteen Meet at Arbuckles on Thursday Evening
Mr and Mrs H M Arbuckle entertained the Jolly Sixteen at their home Thursday evening. Most men attended except one named Cople who stayed to play whist. The club was lively and congenial with a pleasant gathering and dainty refreshments served.
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H. M. Arbuckle
Cople
Seven-year-old Girl Robbed in Greeley Holdup
In Greeley a 7 year old girl attempted to hold up a peer returning from a brand shop. The older girl grabbed her, took a gold bracelet worth about 98, and fled. the bracelet was later recovered by the marshal. The incident prompts concerns about supporting the young offenders' families.
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Greeley
Booth
Rand
Ninth
Enue
Fourth Street
Murder at Oak Rock Ends in Suspected Self-Inflicted Death
Special to the Daily Tribune reports Liberty Steverson a well known town keeper was found dead with a bullet hole in his head at Oak Rock twenty miles from Steamboat Springs Colorado. The coroner is en route. Steverson and partner Schneider ran a town business and had追 been following camps of the Moffat road. Steverson had recently divorced his wife who resides Virginia Dale near Fort Collins. Also noted are filings for the incorporation of the Greeley Republican Publishing Co with capital stock of 12000 to be led by Charles Hansen and K B Wiedmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Tribune
Virginia Dale
Fort Collins
Virginia
Ribles
Ny 8
Greeley Republian Publishing Co
Capital 4
Charles Hansen
Hansen
KB. Wiedmann
Flood Ravages Poudre Area Rural Routes Hit Hard
Gipson reports the Poudre flood disrupts rural mail routes with a broken Bord bridge and a large hole making crossings treacherous. Headgate washouts threaten water control while meadow and cropland suffer, with 15 acres beets lost and 25 acres on the Price farm damaged.
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Gipson
Miller
Route 5
No. 8
Rovert Bord
Mr. Boyd
Jake Haver
Price
Soldier Missed From Ft Russell Sparks Suicide Theory
A Fort Russell soldier believed to be Frank Pogelar disappeared after a leave in Greeley. He told competing tales of a suicide by a soldier with the same name, but the girl involved denies any link and no trace of him remains. The incident prompted local officers to pursue the possibility of self harm.
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Frank Pogelar
Fort Russell
Pogelar
Greeley
Tribune
Fort Russil
Frank Smith
Pagelar
Fie
Cheyenne
Beckett Family to Join Greeley Music Scene
WF Beckett recently arrived in Greeley with daughter Alma and son Stafford. The six member family all excel as musicians and plan to settle in Greeley this fall. Mr Beckett led the Indian band at Genoa Industrial School and later performed at the Chicago World’s Fair. Alma Beckett, a violinist, has worked with an Omaha art studio and plans an art studio at 1118 Seventh Avenue. The Beckett family is expected to enrich local musical circles.
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WF. Beckett
Alma
Stafford
Omaha
Greeley
Beckett
Industrial School
Genoa
Neb
Chicago
Alma Beckett
Seventh Avenue
Thursday a Hot One Windsor Special
Thursday a hot day in Windsor ended with a brief shower and a heavy electrical storm. A ten minute shower followed by a quarter hour lull gave way to thunder and lightning as rain fell and the earth soaked but no bolts were reported striking the ground.
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Windsor
Denver Builds New Christian Church Cornerstone Laying
The cornerstone for a new 25000 church in Denver was laid with Dr William Bayard Craig delivering the principal address at Central Christian Church The building will feature green glazed brick and dark oak furnishings and sits at Eighth Avenue and Fourteenth Street A new auto permit ordinance caused delays for visiting driver E J Decker as city officials consider responses from nearby towns.
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William Bayard Craig
Central Christian Church of
Denver
A. B. Dubber
Eighth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Craig
America
E. J. Decker
Decker
Houstom
Greeley
Speeding fines and court plea tied to two drivers
John V. Crone was fined $15 and costs after being caught speeding. John Mc Cutcheon faced police court on the same charge, pleaded not guilty, and will stand trial.
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John V. Crone
John McCutcheon
Conservatory Commencement and Recitals Reportedly
Mrs J W Ramsey and Adele Ramsey attended the Denver Conservatory of Music commencement events with Adele among the graduates Miss Ruth Bennethy of Greeley and Miss Wilhelmina Mead receiving certificates A picnic at Elitchs Gardens is planned for today A recital by Ramsey Bennethy and Mead is set for June 30 and a prior recital was held at the Mead home with about fifty attendees.
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Greeley
Tessa Grable
Alex Mead
Death of H L Clark Ward Recalls Idaho Lodges
Death of H. L. Clark Ward reported from Corral Idaho. A longtime Greeley resident and prominent Odd Fellow he belonged to Poudre Valley lodge and earned veteran jewels for twenty years. He requested burial by the I C O F lodge at Corral, with telegram instructions sent from the lodge.
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H. L. Clark Ward
H. L. Clark
Corral
Idaho
Clark
Greeley
Poudre Valley Lodge
Will Replant Cabbage in Windsor Special
Rice and Green farmers who suffered heavy hail losses will replant with cabbage. They will set out about twenty acres after purchasing young plants in large quantities. Beets were destroyed and late river cabbage will be set by week’s end as Gipsen district work nears completion.
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Gipsen
Cornerstone Planned For St Peters Church Dedication
The 1500 pound granite cornerstone for St Peters Church arrives with a large derrick to lift it into place. The stone bears the date June 27 1909 and is decorated with two crosses. Father Casey provides a silver trowel for the bishop to use in the mortar ceremony. A copper box with diocesan records newspapers and Father Casey's Catholic Home journal is to be sealed inside. Priests assisting are expected and many from Denver will travel by autos for the event.
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St. Peter's Church
Father Casey
Catholic Home Journal
Denver
Antos
Estes Park Hosts State Pharmaceutical Association Session
Estes Park held the annual session of the State Pharmaceutical association with talks on pure drug laws and relations to national organizations. Officers named include E. L. Schultz of Denver as president and H. Reynolds of Greeley as treasurer. next year's meeting set for Estes Park.
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O. M. Gilbert
Colorado Medical Society
Collier's
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ed L. Schultz
Estes Park
State Pharmaceutical Association
Hietes Park
Greeley
H. Reynolds
E. L. Schultz
Denver
Robert McKenzie
W. A. Hover
Frank Halt
Committee considers uniform text books plan at Camfield
A preliminary committee meeting at the Camfield outlined a plan for uniform textbooks. They will delay final selection, first receiving bids from publishers and judging by price adaptability and merit.
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the Camfield
Whirlwind Strikes Demorest Store and Nearby
A dust whirl descended from a northwest cloud and smashed the Demorest department store show window. It broke a pool hall window and a chain of glass injuries followed for bystanders. Mayor Houston’s barn had a prior similar lift and a comet near Earth is proposed as a possible cause by residents and local officials.
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Demorest
Demorest’s
Henry Williams
Normal
Reaser Road Interurban Talks Advance In Colorado
W E Kinsella returns from Gilcrest after negotiating with Mr Reaser of the Denver Interurban for right of way through his farm. He expects rapid construction funded by eastern capital, seeking 90 percent right of way with free access. Greeley backs the line and hopes a strong start mirrors the Laramie and Union Pacific progress.
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W. E. Kinsella
Gilcrest
Mr. Reaser
Denver
Fair premium list to be issued for Ward County Fair
The premium list for the Ward County Fair will be published July 31. A comprehensive catalog exceeding Colorado fairs in scope covers almost 200 pages, with thousands of copies planned. The Tribune’s printing plant had thirteen days to complete the issue.
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Denver
Pueblo
Colorado
The
Tribune
New York Man Visits Fort Lupton on Company Business
W. J. Scudder general manager of Mohawk Valley Condensed Milk of Rochester New York spent several days in Fort Lupton this week on business. He was joined by Frank Gebbie president of the same company on the western trip.
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New York
Lupton
Fort Lupton
W. J. Scudder
Mohawk Valley Condensed Milk Company
Rochester
N. Y
Frank Gebbie
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Destrer Automobile
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