Print Paper Shipment for Tribune: 51 000 Pounds
A Denver supplier delivered 51 000 pounds of print paper for the Tribune. The shipment, about 500 000 sheets, would stretch 700 miles if laid end to end and will enable printing for about fourteen months. The paper, from mills in Wisconsin, will arrive at Greeley around March 20 and is for the Tribune’s sole use in the county.
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Denver
Aiipeat
Daxiy Tribune
Tribune
Des Moines
Greeley
Wistonkin
Greeley Woman Snubbed By Neighbors Over Charity Aid
A Tribune letter recalls a Greeley family left with little food and clothing during a snowbound week. Neighbors aided modestly while the mother reportedly refused work until compelled. A truancy officer may place the children in school and possibly in an industrial facility.
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Yhildren
Earth
Riety
Atleith
Beet Seed Arrives for Sugar Industry
The North German Lloyd steamer reached Galveston bringing a train load of beet seed for American and Great Western Sugar companies. Invoices show 10 124 sacks valued at 65 501 dollars. Most seed will go directly to Colorado with some destined for other western states.
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Galveston
Bremen
Great Western
Colorado
Te Honer New Pastor
Ault Congregational church societies held a Sunday meeting to discuss welcoming Rev. Jesse Haswell and his family. Attendees from the Ladies Missionary Society and other groups agreed a reception should be held soon, though a date was not set.
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Ault
Jesse Haswell
Ane
Nyad Ae
Ladieg
Ety
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Senator Cassiday bill pensioning teachers passes third reading
In the senate this morning Senator Cassiday's bill pensioning teachers with twenty five years in the profession and fifteen in Colorado passed third reading and was sent to the governor for signature. A number of lower house members were sick today, six unable to report due to colds.
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Denver
Senate
Cassiday
Colorado
66th Wedding Day Noted for Colorado Odd Fellows Leader
In Greeley today, R. J. Van Valkenburg the eldest Odd Fellow in Colorado and his wife celebrate their 66th anniversary. Born in New York, Van Valkenburg moved to Colorado in 1865 and served as chaplain of the Colorado Grand Lodge for twenty one years. The couple’s long devotion to Odd Fellows includes Civil War service and extensive church work.
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Greeley
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Erie
Denver
van Valkenburg
Montrose
Wit Sherman
Central City
Black Hawk
Boulder
Burlington
Lower Front
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Masonic
Odd Fellows
Annis Buys 10000 Acres to Create Suburban Irrigation District
A I Annis of Council Bluffs Iowa pays $60000 for 10000 acres from the Antero and Lost Park Reservoir Company. The land will be sold in acre tracts to homeseekers along the High Line Canal. The Antero Land Irrigation Company forms a district to include 40000 to 50000 acres between Greeley and Denver with $40 per acre bonds to finance water rights and main canal expansion.
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Antero
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High Canal
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Denver 8
Denver
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Box Birder Valley
Antero & Lost Park Resi@stook
Kleptomaniac at Kemmerer’s to Return Goods
Deora Paul, a young Russian girl from Evans, jailed on a robbery charge at Kemmerer’s, is set for a hearing this evening. Authorities allege she took clothing, jewelry, and other items and hid them in her room while admitting possession of some funds. The case notes her unbalanced behavior and recent employment with Mrs. Kemmerer.
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Evans
Kemmerer
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Break in Potatoes as Foreign Supplies Hit Gulf Markets
The forecasted break in the potato market arrives as foreign spuds from Germany and Scotland reach the Gulf states. Prices drop to 1.10 while New York brokers ship Galveston spuds at 1.00 per hundred. local supply dwindles to seed levels, leaving growers to bear the impact.
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Germany
Scotland
New York
Galveston
Chain Gang to Build Four Miles East of Greeley
A railroad crew with about forty teams arrived this morning and pitched camp four miles east of town. Kilpatrick ordered the gab contract to rush the first four miles of grade, the route crossing valuable land and spring crops. Work has begun at three ramps with all applicants employed. officers are instructed to arrest all nobles and a city chain gang will widen streets immediately.
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Kilpatrick
Greeley
Old Fashion Spelling School Draws Ault District Crowd
An old fashioned spelling school was held Friday night at the district school house in the Ault district. A large audience enjoyed the contests and social time. George Oliver, a member of the school board, won the spelling match and Golden Murray won the ciphering contest.
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Ault
George Oliver
Ischool Board
Golden Murray
Governor Commends Clayton Appointment in Insurance Post
E. E. Rittenhouse, former Colorado insurance commissioner, praises Governor Shafroth for choosing W. L. Clayton as insurance commissioner. He argues experience in business matters matters more than insurance specialization and says a fair minded, seasoned leader will rule impartially. Rittenhouse offers to assist Clayton and will write upon his acceptance.
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Colorado
W. L. Clayton
Shafroth
Blair
Senator Clayton
Clayton
Geiger Woman on Trial Tomorrow for Murder Near Ogallala
The trial of Mrs. Jennie Miner Geiger Smith Dales, once of Greeley, begins tomorrow in district court at Ogallala for the murder of Volly Mann on the prairie near town last October. The case follows her release from Lockport jail last April and ties to Dales, who fled a $1,000 bond in Canada. Attorneys will seek a change of venue to Lincoln County, arguing a fair trial cannot be had in Keith County.
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Greeley
Ogallalx
Volly Mann
Lonely Prairie
Beth
Lockport
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Dales
Canada
Chicago
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Sherif
Signalman injured by railroad mine near Denver
A railroad signal inspector riding a tricycle struck an iron obstacle on Union Pacific tracks near the city limits, injuring him badly. Authorities arrested a 17 year old Elyria youth suspected of placing the object as a joke, with further evidence awaited. Earlier a tied placed on the track near Thanksgiving was picked up by the engine pilot and the train stopped safely.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Union Pacific
Elyria
Denver Man Hangs Self at Hotel Victor
A. B. Kahney, 61, hanged himself in his room at the Hotel Victor on Larimer Street. He left a note stating he owed nobody a cent and was found dead after several hours.
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Denver
A. B. Kahney
Victor
18Th
Larimer Streets
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U. P. Plyer
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