Rail link bid steadies in Greeley with Denver Laramie plan
Nelson Reynolds reports a two tier funding approach to secure the Denver Laramie and Northwestern Railway for Greeley. A primary $100,000 subscription plus a $60,000 boost backed by first and second mortgage bonds would ensure right of way and terminal development with 7 percent interest.
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Denver, Laramie
Greeley
Denver-Laramie
Greeley Terminal
Tribune
Denver & Laramie
Hillsboro
Severance and
Wellington
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Canary Grooming and Legal Fees Across Times
A collage of anecdotes on professional business aims for Greeley investors, a New York lease call with Mrs Brown, and a Canary bird grooming routine billed by a single act. Also a humorous note on Addison’s beauty claims and Bavarian Red Liquor sold as a facial color remedy.
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New York
Greeley 12
Yaws Spread From West Africa to Fiji and Samoa
The article explains yaws, a contagious disease from West Africa causing dusky red spots that become ulcers like raspberries. White sailors bring it home, and outbreaks occur in Fiji and Samoa where children are mainly affected. natives view it as a near certainty to occur like measles. A separate exchange notes a humorist and his colleague sparring about lines and work in a brief aside.
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Africa
Fiji Islands
Samoa
Train tragedy under railway arch headline emerges
A London Telegraph item recalls a mother learning her son Billy has been run over by a train beneath the railway arch. A separate interview with a reporter questions a self made man’s claim of forging to the front, which he denies as misinformed.
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Commercial Club
W. R. Adams
Mra. Smith
Billy
London Telegraph
Chautauqua Programs Offer Value and Talent
The Chautauqua promises top talent and seasoned management with double afternoon and evening programs. A season ticket costs six cents, granting access to six programs and a real treat for attendees.
Agnes Kirksmith Stars In Summer Chautauqua Tour
Miss Agnes Kirksmith of the Kirk Smith Sisters Company headlines the summer circuit. Her musical training at a top conservatory promises pleasing Chautauqua audiences this season.
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Agnes Kirksmith
The
Kirksmith Sisters Company
Kirksmith
Chautauqua Offers Fine Instruction and Entertainment
The modern Chautauqua provides more instruction and entertainment than any public institution. Patronize the best in our community and invite friends to enjoy the season with four big attractions worth the price.
Chautauqua Plans Highlight Summer Program
Local organizers invite the public to attend Chautauqua this summer featuring a program led by an experienced manager. The event promises a high quality lineup and community engagement.
Doctor MacQueen outlines Roosevelt Africa hunting trip
Dr. Peter MacQueen offers insights into Theodore Roosevelt's interior Africa expedition. He has covered the entire route and will provide details of the big game hunting and the country involved.
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Roosevelt
Africa
MacQueen
Coun
Shungepavi Draws Crowds With Magic At Chautauqua
Shungepavi the famed wonder worker entertains large audiences with tricks during a Chautauqua appearance. The program promises engaging stories about himself and his people and encourages community support by securing a sermon ticket.
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Orpheum
Glenroy
Russell
Emerson & Summers
America
Little Sophie
Acre
Scott Bros
9Th Ave
Park Wall Paper and Paints
A. I. Clark
Paperhanger
Fifth Street
Greeley Candy Kitchen
Imboden's Book Store
W.W. W. Vandapool & Son
Eighth Avenue
Greeley Daily
Greeley Tribune Publishing Company Co
H. Wolfe
Sevenckst
Greeley, Colorado
Soloro
Nelson Reynolds
Free Advice
Jessee
Canary
Mme. Bird
Addison
Atlantic
Addisons Spectator
Chicago News
Peter MacQueen
DR. Pethr Mac’ Queen
Camfield Fo
John C. Pritz
Camfield Hotel
Denver
Seventeenth Street
Josh Billings
Mayher Lumber CO
Clayton Lumber CO
Shungepavi
Wield Wonder
Bhungopayvi
Daily Tribune
Weekly Tribune
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