Tribune celebrates third anniversary in Greeley
The Greeley Daily Tribune marks three years since its launch. Editors credit bold reporting and independence, noting early doubts faded as the paper weathered hard times while growing into northern Colorado’s leading daily. The staff pledges continued fair, fearless coverage for Weld County readers.
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Colorado
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Weld County
Child Drowns Playing Near Ditch Near Lupton
Two and a half year old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lynch drowned yesterday afternoon in a ditch near Lupton. The body was recovered several miles away after a search and drag operation. Coroner Macy not on scene. mother and family grief stricken as the child, one of three, is laid to rest at home.
Women Dig Easement Brigades In Hutchinson Church Build
Women of Hutchinson Kansas begin digging for a Methodist church. They raised funds to pay laborers for the basement and organized a shovel brigade. Gunnison school division will open fall with C A Hollingshead guiding, linking work with a local preparatory program to align study paths with Greeley’s two schools.
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Kan
Hutchinson Methodist Church
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Gunnison
C. A. Hollingshead
Greeley
Graham Wins Partial Award in Right of Way Case
In district court the jury awarded James G. Graham 4271 for 6.28 acres taken by the Denver Laramie Northwestern Railroad. Graham sought 8800 total including damages and removal of buildings. The railroad offered 4610 including a siphon payment, leaving Graham short by 329 plus costs and fees.
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James G. Graham
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad Company
Graham
Adams
City National Bank Opens With Evening Reception
The public is invited to an informal opening of City National Bank tonight in the Camfield Trust building at Seventh street and Eighth avenue. Officials will be present to meet citizens, light refreshments and music will be offered, and the Welcome Arch will be illuminated for the first time tonight after a prior test.
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Camfield Trust Building
Seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Heat at Windsor Hits 100 Degrees in Shade
At Windsor on June 29 the thermometer reached 100 in the shade by 1 PM. Clarence Barber Chas Eller Lou Peterson and Paul McMinn returned from a two week fishing trip on the North Fork of the Poudre reporting an excellent catch and bringing home several messes of fish as proof.
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Windsor
Clarence Barber
Chas, Eller
Lou Peterson
Paul McMinn
Poudre
Large Auto Parties to Estes Park Next Sunday
Several big automobile parties plan a trip to Estes Park next Sunday. Sisters at the park will be unusually large due to Serroren sudden accident in the Stanley Hotel.
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Park
Serrorens
Stanley Otel
Secret of Maine’s Destruction Remains Unsolved
General William H. Bixby arrived at Tampa after supervising Maine recovery work. He states the ship’s deterioration is so advanced that investigators cannot confirm whether the blast originated inside or outside, though inside force seems greatest. No human remains are expected to be found as crew compartments disappeared.
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W. H. Bixby
Tampa
Fla
General Bixby
Outside contractor favored for new high school bid
Local contractors face possible loss of bid to an outside Denver provider due to carpenters strike and higher wage demands. Greeley firms balk at increased costs, while an outside firm could employ carpenters from elsewhere. If the local union imposes conditions, it may block the project, delaying construction amid a slow building market.
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Greeley
Freeley
Greeley Myvan
Miss Katherine Bands Seeks Short Eaton Stay
Miss Katherine Bands traveled to Eaton this morning and will remain there for several days.
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Katherine Bands
Eaton
Mrs. C. T. Coate Visits Fort Collins Friends
Mrs. C. T. Coate traveled to Fort Collins to visit friends and relatives, enjoying personal time away from home.
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C. T. Coate
Fort Collins
Lamb Feeders Accept Greeley Challenge for Two Games
Fort Collins men known as the Lamb Feeders will travel to Greeley to meet the Spuds in two de facto town rival games on July 2 and 4. Ollie Blackmer received the challenge and the vote to accept was unanimous. The Lamb Feeders plan to use a similar lineup to early season and Ollie Blackmer may pitch both contests.
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Fort Collins
Greeley
Spuds
Ollie Blackmer
Hoffman Boys
Lamb
Mondell Secures Change in Homestead Law Interpretation
Washington June 23. Congressman Mondell won a shift in homestead policy after pressuring Secretary Fisher. The Interior Department will strike language from its circular and issue new instructions clarifying that entrymen who have taken less than the maximum may enter additional land up to the full amount. The change aims to aid thousands of entrymen currently limited to 160 acres and seeks to align practice with the law and public policy.
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Conan Mondell
Fisher
Interior Department
Mondell
General Land Office
Wyoming
Department
Congress
Mrs Emily Strong Joins Woods Party to Albany Trip
Mrs Emily Strong accompanied Dr and Mrs Woods on their trip to Albany New York yesterday She plans to spend the summer in Southern New York state and travel over the season
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Mrs. Woods
Albany
N. Y
New York State
Graig Couple Plans Summer in St. Louis Seek New State Home
Mr and Mrs Chas Graig left this morning for St Louis to spend the summer and possibly locate in the state if a suitable place is found.
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St. Louis
State
Greeley Lawyers To Bring Brides From Eastern And Western Coasts
Miss Ettella Smith and William Robert Kelly to wed at bride’s Los Angeles home this evening. Both residents of Greeley with ties to Weld county and Boulder University alums plan a short California visit before returning for a reception in Greeley.
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Ettella Smith
William Robert Kelly
Margaret Smith
Los Angeles
Miss Smith
Fred BE. Smith
Weld County
Teacher's College
Leland Stanford University
Kelly
David Kelly
Lucerne
Boulder University
Fort Collins
California
Alex Mead
Angelina Sutphen Kuhl
G. W. Kline
Charles E. Southard
E. G. Reed
Plainfield
N. J
Elizabeth Galpin
Somerville
Elizabeth Anderson
H. Atwater Smith
Robert D. Heins
Washington, D. C
Judson Galpin
Arthur C. Johnson
Denver
Bouchard
Colorado
Colorado College
Wellesley
Southard
Mrs Hill Heads To Nunn To Visit Son
Mrs. C. G. A. Hill departed this morning as an outgoing passenger en route to Nunn to spend time with her son for a few days.
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CG. A. Hill
Nunn
Magnificent prizes offered for products at New York land show
The American Land and Irrigation exposition in Madison Square Garden November 3 to 12 aims to push Westward development and rural prosperity. Backed by Arthur B. Stilwell and a $2,000,000 capitalization, the event features lectures, moving pictures, and substantial cash and silver cup prizes for wheat, corn, oats, cotton, potatoes, barley, and sugar beets with notable sponsors including James J. Hill Sir Thomas Shaughnessy and Col. Gustav Pabst.
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West
New York
Madison Square Garden
Arthur B. Stilwell
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railway
Gilbert McClurg
Denver
America
James J. Hill
United States
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
International Marvyeeter Company of America
A. J. Earling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Col
Robert M. Thompson
New York City
A. E. Stilwell
Gustav Pabst
Milwaukee
Pabst
Horace Havemeyer, Jr
Weld County Towns Win Prize in Chamber Contest
Platteville wins first prize for membership growth in the Denver Chamber of Commerce club contest, Evans takes second. Contest May 15 to 18 saw Platteville rise from 5 to 70 members, about 1420 percent, and Evans up about 1067 percent. Prize: 20 square feet of floor space in Denver exhibit room worth around $200. Weld county secures both top spots.
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Denver Chamber of Commerce
Evans
Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Weld County
Mrs Carlson of Porter Neb Arrives for Summer Visit
Mrs. Carlson of Porter Nebraska arrived in the city yesterday and plans a summer spent visiting friends.
Deny Miners a New Trial in Frederick Shooting Case
The district court denied the motion for a new trial for four Frederick men Sanders Barclay Behil and Lippist convicted in the Mary Cox Christmas Eve shooting. They were sentenced to six months in the county jail and a $1 fine each with notice of appeal to the supreme court.
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Frederick
Mary Cox
Gambler
Sanders
Barclay
Behil
Lippist
Supreme Court
LaSalle Preparing for Big Fourth of July Celebration
The Fourth of July committee in La Salle has started fixing the grounds and booths for a major celebration. Plans include bands fireworks and various amusements with attendees expected to bring lunches and stay for an evening program.
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LaSalle
Gilcrest Man in Hospital After Appendicitis Operation
Robert Hynes of Gilcrest was taken to Denver Tuesday with appendicitis and underwent surgery. He is reported resting easily in the latest update. Mrs. Kuehine of Milliken was in town today on business.
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Robert Hynes
Denver
Rs. Kuehine
Milliken
Missionaries to Close Work at Colorado Convention
The Colorado Christian Missionary Society concludes a year noted for large attendance strong addresses and solid finances. Leaders report over 2600 budget with 6000 dollars available for next year while all bills are paid to July 1. Sessions feature I N McCash P C MacFarlane and J L Thompson among others. officers named J L Thompson president C G Stout vice president D J Osborne auditor.
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P. C. MacFarl
Kansas City
Men's Brotherhood
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Cincinnati
American Christian Missionary Society
A. McLean
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
Randolph Cook
Trinidad
Men and Religion Forward Movement
P. C. MacFarlane
J. L. Thompson
Christian Church of Greeley
Alexander Campbell
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