Redpath Chautauqua to Visit Here July 29
J. E. Pearson of Lincoln Nebraska, advance agent for Redpath Chautauqua, arrived to promote season tickets for the event to be held the week starting July 29. He reports over 6500 season tickets already sold and plans for further sales at this location. Redpath operates 32 chautauquas across Kansas Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming, with stops including Sterling Fort Morgan and Grooley. Pearson will base at the Commercial Club office until Wednesday night.
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Redpath Chautauqua System
J. E. Pearson
Lincoln
Neb
Redpath
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Greeley
Sterling
Fort Morgan
Pearson
Commercial Club
Chancellor Buchtel Lectures at Local Baptist Church
Denver University Chancellor Buchtel spoke on his Lincoln lecture at a Baptist church here Saturday night. The Methodist church is under repairs and the Baptist edifice hosted the event. A large crowd attended and no admission was charged, a silver offering was taken.
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Eaton
Buchtel
Denver University
Lincoln
Stork Delivers In LaGrange Family Receives Boy
LaGrange reports a newborn named Robert born Saturday to Mrs. Kerlee as a birthday gift from her husband and his father. O R Kerlee welcomes the fine boy, marking a family milestone with the father and grandfather sharing the name Robert.
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LaGrange
O. R. Kerlee
Water from Crow Creek Well Showcases Healing Properties
A bottle of Crow Creek healing water was brought to Greeley yesterday and will be sent to Denver for analysis. The water tastes of quinine and salts and several cures have already occurred, leaving little doubt about its curative properties.
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Crow Creek
Greeley
Denver
Couple From Ault And Longmont Wed In Morning License
Conrad Bedrum of Ault and Katie Bostrum of Longmont obtained a marriage license this morning. It marks their second attempt at matrimony for both. Bedrum is 40 and a widower, while Bostrum is 22 and previously separated from her first spouse.
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Conrad Bedrum
Ault
Katie Bostrum
Longmont
Mr. Bedrum
Seely Lake Concert and Common News Briefs
A Seely Lake concert drew a fairly large crowd with piano violin cornet and drums noted. Louise Reynolds attempted suicide by ingesting mercury chloride then fled to a friend’s room aided by police. Uncle Sam collected 12900 from Button and Star Creamery plea with charges dropped. Grace Emerson was thrown from a horse and treated. D M Halpin sought for passing a $10 bad check in Kersey and Graely.
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Seely Lake
LaGrange
Seely's Lake
Daily Tribune
Denver
Louise Reynolds
Henry A. Reynolds
Uncle Sam
The
Button
Star Creamery
Lewis
D. M. Halpin
Greeley
Cheyenne
Halpin
Mrs. Warren
Kersey
Fort Lupton and Nearby Towns Social Roundup
Fort Lupton and surrounding communities report a busy slate of social visits. Residents attend conventions in Denver, guests visit relatives in Denver and Greeley, and many plan trips to Estes Park, Palisade, and Seattle while others remain ill or traveling for work.
Denver Union Stock Yards Live Market Report
Live stock market quotations furnished by the Denver Union Stock Yards up to 2:30 this afternoon show prices for cattle calves yearlings hogs and hens with ranges such as calves 8 to 6.25? hogs 8.25 to 8.50 and cows hay fed 4.00 to 4.50. Barley price listed at 1.26.
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Denver Union
Nebraska
Sorone
Eures
Dream Dreamer and the Fifty Dollar Check Tale
A humor piece recounts a poet who dreams his poem is accepted for zero money, wakes to disappointment, then receives a fifty dollar check next day after a larger dream inspired misinterpretation. The editor explains the mix up caused by the treasurer's dream. The poet keeps the fifty, refuses to return it.
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Lippincott’s
Sea fleas aid in cleaning sea creatures for mounting
A deep sea naturalist uses sea fleas to strip bones from small birds and fishes. He lowers the specimen just above the sea bottom where countless sea fleas swarm to denude the skeletons, then raises them before the bones are devoured. Care prevents overexposure as fleas may consume remaining bones if left too long.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Earliest New York trotting race traced to De Lancey Arm
Fragment from a colonial sporting history notes the De Lancey Arm tavern at Bowery lane near Fourth Avenue and Eighteenth Street as the site of early trotting and pacing races around 1768. It mentions the Jamaica turnpike as a speeding ground and 1818 1826 match races as recorded events in New York history.
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New York Road
de Lancey Arm
Bowery Lane
Fourth Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Watt's Gate
Twenty-ninth Street
Jamaica Turnpike
New York
Weary Walker and Kin ching-Well Offer Haywood Aid
Weary Walker and Kin ching-Well discuss giving assistance to a tired traveler with a cough and headache. The traveler declines the wood offer and notes the headache is not of the splitting kind.
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Weary Walker
There Is One Loss a Man Never Advertises
The Cleveland Leader cites the Philosopher of Folly noting a man’s reputational loss is not advertised while a kind friend will attend to that for him. The remark reflects on public perception and private loyalties in social conduct.
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Cleveland Leader
Secretary Wanted In Advertisement For Intelligent Man
Classified plea seeks an intelligent young man for a secretary role. The humorous note instructs to omit the word unmarried and questions the use of intelligent, ending with a surreal image of a hogfish feeding on a cod.
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Orpheum
Mrs. Doherty
Snow White
Orpheum Stock Co
Tomas Seell
Feet of Motion Pictures
PT Tin
Park and Paints
A. I. Clark
Paperhanger
Fifth Street
Imboden’s Book Store
W. W. Vandapool & Son
Eighth Avenue
Inde
Pendence
Greeley National Bank
Stockover
Opers
Urealey
Tatornso, Oe
Greeley Daily Tribune
N. C. Meeker
Greeley Tribune Publishing Company Co
H. Wolfe
Nelson Reynolds
Pueblo
Grace Emerson
Fort Lupton
J. Rhodes
H. L. Twombley
Ceorge Twombley
Della
Lela Twombley
Delta
S. Robb
Anna Wailes
Sauter
Johnstown
Archibald
Howard Dresser
Whittier
Calif
T. A. Foley
August Freeburg
Mrs. Fisher
Wayne, Neb
James Alger
Mr. Alger
Kin Dickerson
Fort Collins
E. G. Steele
California
Kersey Oliver Scobie
Laramie
Wyo
Fred James
Palisade
Laslie Neel
Miss Newton
W. F. Spaulding
Ruth and
Ada Brush
Elinor Hill
Carthage
William Bliss
Spaulding Home
Big Bend
Earl Aldridge
Rose Coffman
Alexander
Cora Wilson
Estes Park
Hills
Mesdames Alexander and
Fortune
Coffman
Jack Kingsbury
Masters
A. McMillan
Hughie McMillan
Bertha Kitchen
Sam Sampson
E. Alexander
Mesdames Smith and Thacker
Mona Thacker
Miller
Peckham
Charles Smith
Smith
Ed Croft
the Hills
Anna Wilson
State Normal
Key Bartlett
Mrs. Bartlett
St. Luke's Hospital
Gretchen Smith
Los Angeles
BE. N. Smith
Science Ieeewery
Local Marketa
R. Hi. Barham
Ingoldseby
Barham
London Tatler
New England
New York Tribune
Smithers
John C. Pritz
Camfield Hotel
Seventeenth Street
Josh Billings
Mayher Lumber CO
Greeley 12
Clayton Lumber CO
Weekly Tribune
W. H. Farr
Bruce F. Johnson
V-Pres
Sb. J. Decker
Cashier FP
B. Gill
Asst
Orb
Union National Bank
Greeley, Colorado
Weldoe Ee
BBR
Reese Faseb
Asa Sterling
Ivy Pre
Tribune
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