Johnstown Woman's Club Luncheon at Ed Miller Home
Twenty one members and guests attended a one o'clock luncheon at Ed Miller home in Johnstown on a Friday afternoon. The event featured Mrs. Floyd-Chandler as host, with attendees from Denver and Greeley including Hilsa Jenkins and Mr. Harding. The gathering noted N.Y.A. project influence and library related remarks, plus social visits from locals Bob Parker and family and several former residents of Tobnartown.
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Johnstown Woman's Club
Ed Miller
Harding
Denver
C. A. Howitt
Greeley
Ihhiatowa
Borthoud Rl
Truth Seekers Cover Dish Supper and Meeting Notes
Truth Seekers met Wednesday evening for their monthly gathering with hosts Mesers Joe Robertson John Rows John Wolke and Mrs Mason. Thirty five guests enjoyed a covered dish supper. Mr Robertson led the devotion. A short business meeting voted to accept hospitality of Mr and Mrs Vera Wilkinson of the Audubon district for the July meeting. The group will meet at the church on July 29 at 7 o clock and then travel to Wilkinson home. Musical program included Mr and Mrs Fred Carpenter duet Under Her Wings Rawy Lahey solo Music in the Air and Barbara duet Nonpolitan Nigula. Hosts for next month are Menere and Moxdamas Harl Woods Charles Warren and AY Alente Mrs Carl Schock underwent major operation Wednesday at the Greeley hospital and is recovering. Harold Robertson is improving after surgery in Fort Olivia. Dorn Emmer was lonesome focal at Townley home Friday. Mrs Palmer has been in West Virginia for six weeks and hopes to reach Boise Idaho. Jeanie Boyd of St Louis Mo spent the week with Clarence Boyd and family.
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Joe Robertson
John Rows
John Wolke
Mrs. Mason
Robertson
Vera Witkinson
Auhton
Carpenter
Barbara
Menere
Moxdamas Harl Woods
Charles Warren
AY Alente
Carl Schock
Greeley Hospital
Harold Robertson
Fort Qolivia
Dorn Emmér
Itn
Ab, Te
Clarence Boyd
Weld County Farmers Get Cheap Grasshopper Poison Bait
Weld county farmers forming pest districts can secure grasshopper poison bait at 60 cents per 200 pounds, as county Agent L. Toyne announced after a county meeting. Government supplies include 20 tons of bran and 200 gallons of sodium arsenate, with allotments to districts based on enrolled farmers and farm addresses. Farmers organizing districts must appoint a chair, map the areas, list participating farmers, send allotment requests, and arrange bait distribution. non district farmers may buy poison from the county at $1 per cwt.
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Weld
L. ¥. Toyne
M Nealing
Olson
Dlatrlat Atthars
Phora
Sas
Grasshopper
Clouthi Pest
Ohairiaan
San St
U P Claims Two Rail Speed Marks
Omaha Neb June 29 Union Pacific reported two new speed records set by its trains The City of Denver No 1 exceeded the average pace of 68 6 miles per hour between Denver and Omaha while in service The City of Denver No 2 with diesel electric power achieved seven hours 26 minutes for the Denver to Omaha run a claimed new American speed record for diesels The report notes accompanying efforts to improve railroad performance and timelines Also included is an unrelated sentence about a Navajo woman planning divorce and personal effects leaving a hut
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Omiha
Neb
Uyion Pa Edile Railroail Kendiuitey
Railyand
Omeha
Denyse
Streummer
City of Denver
Chicago
Denver
Omaha
Desiver
Beekeepers Convene in Greeley for 1925 Session
About 181 beekeepers from Colorado Wyoming and Western Nebraska attended the Colorado Beekeepers Association meeting at Glen Grove Park in Greeley. Discussions led by R G Richmond and Dr Farrar covered storage pollen shortage causes and bee feeding. 1926 prospects look weak as districts struggle and feeding increases.
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Colorado
Wyomling
Western
Nebraskia
Stand Grove Park
Gresley
R. G. Richmond
Agsigtan
Farrar
U. S
Bes Lahoratories
Larants
Wyo
Mead Ladies Aid Dines. Mary Hurd Hosts Social
The Mead Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Mary Hurd’s home Thursday afternoon with about 20 attendees and guests from Fort Lupton and Leveling. The event raised over $25 from meals served at the W. M. A. convention, refreshments were provided by the hostess and helpers.
Untitled fragment recalls 1640 Boston court markings
In a mangled archival fragment, a 1640 Boston record is cited with references to a trace, patieAT opprobrum, and a sequence through April and August, mentioning menus or carvings and a crossing of the Aduotie, indicating a disputed or noted civic record.
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Boston
Korsey Community Ald Munty Meeting Report
Korsey IL community club held a Wednesday gathering at a member's home with several attendees including Ward Gunn Doyle Cornberg Nonl Miller Mcouler Totiya Arnold and the hostess. Plans discussed for a later meeting and a Saturday party at Kuner School hosted by June Kinkade with chaperones Mr and Mrs J. H. Kinkade.
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Korsey
Dung
IL Tyréa
Ladiaa
D. Ward
Georga Gunn
George Doyle
C. G. Cornberg
Marlima Nonl
Marian Miller
George Mkouler
Totiya
G. Arnold
Lorraine McDonald Bechia
Jon Neusler
Marple Kohler
Lolvanna McDonald
Batty Clunkle
Loollie Adama
Thy Hostess
Kensington Dodd Home Social at Galeton June Meeting
In Galeton Kensington club held a Thursday gathering at Dodd Home with members and three guests Myre Tiveratte Shepherd and daughter Bimma Gottie and Mrs Oliver Nix attending from Atl Wore guests of Mrs D M H Dodd. A dessert Iuneh and social afternoon followed. Next meeting set for July 8 at the Lema a Mra D Wi Kelly.
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Galeton
Kensington Club
Menbers
Myre
Tiveratte Shepherd
Bimma Gottie
Oliver Nix
Atl. Wore
D. MH. Dodd
Lema A
Mra D
Kelly
Past Matron’s Club of Johnstown Meets
The Past Matron’s club of Johnstown met Wednesday afternoon at the Mandle Temps with Honor and Mrs. Brown hosting. A brief business session occurred followed by social time and refreshments. The Coterie club was entertained at the Franklin Jonne home Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Lauder assisting.
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Johnstown
Ture
Honor
Nush Brown
Mandle Temps
Coterle Club
Franklin Jonne
G. Laude
Notable plant diversity and a declared future event note
Fragmented text records many species in Brazil with hundreds of plant varieties. It mentions a two week period for Mrs. Kellar to attend, and a note of a lively Tincheon and a spent playlog, indicating miscellaneous items from the era.
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Mt. Kellar Willencertain Choelu
Which Crop to Favor First for a Farmer’s Profit
The farmer must decide which crop to prioritize based on expected returns. If hay promises higher profits than beets, he may neglect beets. Harvest yields will reveal if his judgment was correct.
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Ies
Bob Parker
Lok
Leadville
Saw
Rey
B. W. Hammon
Dave Thomberg
Own
C. N
Tyleat
Clara Welch
Jorle
Myvs
Chiaries Sloan
Marion Purvis
Lendavship Training
Geteva Glen
du Indian Hille
Hasimon
Sant
Eis S. Elms
Uladomirk
New York
Henley Scroggins
U.P
Kim
Aulalde Taeir Hut
Mary Hurd
W. J. Dunton
Craftes
Lawson
Mieg Pauling
Java
Amerten
Furnstag
Hinvals
Husvall
Tsrgest
Chia
Fred Jacoby, Jr
Fox Digestion
Salee
Frank Gilline
Johnny Farrell
Ald Munty
Galeton Kensington
Dodd
Thurs
Brasil
Annare
Miles
Buck’s
The
Great Western Sugar Company
Washington, D. C
Fred
Ion
Vame
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