Library Expands Hours and Membership in New Basis
The library board held a Saturday meeting and announced new gifts and hours. Sunday readings will run 2 30 to 5 10 with staff relief, while weekday hours extend to 1 30 6 20. Over 686 new volumes and 124 memberships added in recent months, plus portraits and flags enhance the room.
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Poorarne
Library Board
Creeley
Tian
Ateether
En High School
Alec
Poe
Mark Twain
Stoddard
Henry T. Weat
Lincoln
Shakespeare
Greeley
Dieckingen Dies in County Hospital After Wedding
Dieckingen who wed in Greeley a week ago in a elated condition died at the county hospital at midnight Saturday. Death was caused by a paralytic stroke and the county physician is investigating the case.
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Dieckingen
Greeley
Count Hospital
Oke
Dickinson Dies After Severe Stroke in Hospital
A 38 year old man from Bridgewater South Carolina named Dickinson died after a severe stroke at a hospital. He was in the last stages of consumption and believed his map had been drugged, a notion no longer held. His wife requested burial at the local cemetery since funds to ship the body to Dakota were unavailable. He carried 76 dollars which will be used for a respectable interment. He remained semi conscious during his hospital stay and death occurred almost instantly Saturday night.
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Dickinson
Bridgewater
S. C
Dakota
A Generous Man To the Greeley Tripane
A man from Hardin Colorado seeks to attract families for a free homestead colony. He has located a site for about 100 families with abundant soft water for domestic and irrigation use. He offers full information to interested parties and says he has no lands for sale. Address F Weaver Hardin Colo
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Greeley
F. Weaver
Hardin, Colo
Big Shipment of Sheep from Eaton Special
One of the year’s largest sheep shipments left Eaton today with thirty one cars billed for Chicago. Harry Robbins accompanied the shipment and will visit onat. Shippers included W H Raton C W Strohl T H Wilson and son B G Maton J W Smylie A J Carlson P G Carlson R A Hutchinson Emil Hedenskog and four additional cars via the beet road.
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Eaton
Chicago
Harry Robbins
W. H. Raton
Eames C. W. Strohl
T. H.wilson and Son
B. G.maton
J. W. Smylie
A. J. Carlson
P. G. Carlson
R. A. Hutchinson
Emil Hedenskog
Bechtel Preaches at Windsor Methodist Church
Ex Governor Bechtel preached Sunday night at Windsor Methodist Church, delivering a sermon from St. John chapter 14. He spoke on Denver University and the need for Colorado support, noting high student morals and the good done by the school and its graduates despite bad weather.
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Rechtel
Windsor Windsor
Nor Bechtel
Methodist Church
Windsor
St. John
Denver University
Colorado
Bound Over to Keep Peace in Court for Quarrel with Bride
Dode Fisher was bound over to keep peace in Justice Hatch s court after a quarrel with his intended bride Amelia Davis. She phoned the sheriff to jail him until she recovered her clothes, and the deputy said there was no danger of escape. About a year ago Mrs Davis s husband was killed while working for the Northern Colorado Power Company.
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Dode Fisher
Justice
Walter Chandler Sues Weld County for Damages
Walter Chandler of Nunn sues Weld County for 5000 dollars claiming injuries from a bridge accident while driving. He says his wagon was backed over the bridge into a ditch after his horses were frightened, breaking his wrist and causing permanent crippled condition.
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Sues County
Walter Chandler
Nunn
Weld County
Chandler
Greeley Firm Wins Irrigation Headgate Contract
Washington reports award to Greeley Headgate company for 126 head gates totaling 2079 dollars for the Belle Fourche project in South Dakota. Gates range 10 to 24 inches and ship immediately with adjustable openings and locked wheel to prevent tampering.
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Washington
Greeley Headgate Company
Belle Fourche
Deadwood
South Dakota
Greeley
J. H. Buttorff
Taylor Machine Shop
East Eighth Street
Manicure Parlor Probe Spurs City Clean-Up Drive
Special to the Daily Tribune reports an anti vice campaign after investigators show five of six advertised manicure parlors are fronts for houses of ill fame. City reporters seek to close the establishments deemed sources of moral trouble. In separate news, a record stock shipment from Greeley: three train loads of sheep, 24 610 head, head for eastern markets within 36 hours.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Greeley
U. P
South Omaha
Eaton
Ranchman Webster Taken to Loveland Hospital
Webster a ranchman living near Windsor was taken to the Sutherland hospital at Loveland Friday suffering with pneumonia. He is well known in the area and was very ill at the time of removal.
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Webster
Windsor
Sutherland Hospital
Loveland
Mr. Webster
Major Cleaning Firm Set to Open in County
In about ten days the Superior Dry Cleaning company will open the largest establishment of its kind in the county at 18 Seventh street next to Greeley Laundry. Machinery from Chicago will be the most modern. the Iowa firm brings expertise. It will hire about six workers and deploy solicitors to cover the entire county.
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Superior Dry Cleaning Company
Seventh Street
Greeley
Chicago
Iowa
Stampede Preparations Complete for Train to Fort Morgan
Preparations are finished for a special train carrying local residents to Fort Morgan tomorrow to install a new lodge. Surrounding towns will be represented and Morgan’s antelope sighting a month ago pales beside the upcoming event.
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Morgan
Fort Morgan
Murdered Sioux City man found near Rosemont outskirts
Walter F. Schultz of Sioux City Iowa was found murdered this morning near Rosemont suburbs. Four gashes in his throat were reported. His hat was missing while his watch and purse remained undisturbed.
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Daily Tribune
Alexandria
Walter F. Schultz
Sioux City
Rosemont
That’s What They’re For A Lady Seeks Housekeeper Position
A reader used the Tribune want columns Saturday to seek a housekeeper job and received three inquiries this morning, choosing one applicant. The advertised pair of gold glasses was also claimed by the owner this morning.
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Tribune
Leolumns
Sunday Dinner Honors Topeka Visitors
Mrs. E. E. Chipps entertained Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morris of Topeka Kansas who were visiting Mrs. Morris mother Mrs. B. A. Hopkins. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morris and two children Mrs. E. A. Hopkins and Mrs. H. A. Russell Miss Alice Ruth Hopkins and Louis Hopkins. The Morris family departed on the 4 40 train for Topeka.
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E. E. Chipps
J. L. Morris
Topeka
Kan
Amicable Separation Reported Between Grace and Clyde Stark
Sheriff Schloo of Longmont arrested Grace Stark at Greeley and arranged a settlement with Clyde Stark. The couple, once husband and wife, will likely separate permanently. Grace lives with two children, a three year old boy and a year and a half year girl. the father takes the boy, the mother the girl. Stark works as a laborer and resides at 910 Eleventh street.
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Clyde Stark
Greeley
Schloo
Longmont
Grace Stark
Stark
Eleventh Street
Ek B Hatch Heads to Denver for Supreme Court Case
Ek B Hatch travels to Denver tomorrow to try a case in the supreme court. Mrs Hatch will accompany him and visit friends while he is engaged in court. St Patrick's Day observances stir Lent observers and others alike in anticipation.
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Ek. B. Hatch
Denver
Supremeeourt
Newlyweds Sneak Away From Friends To Start Life Quietly
About fifty friends of Mr and Mrs Frank Madden Jr gathered in playful complaint as the bride and groom slipped away Saturday morning. They drove to Eaton and took a train for their new home while trunks were moved to the station. A truck with old shoes rice and tin horns amused the crowd who had stayed up all night awaiting the couple’s departure.
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Frank Madden, Jr
Eaton
Simple Elegant Wedding Unites Frank Madden and Esther Marsh
Friday night Frank Madden wed Esther Marsh at the Marsh home attended by about thirty close friends and relatives. The pink and white carnation decor suited the occasion as the couple prepares to reside in Portland Oregon after a brief reception. Big Train schedule notes a new trip between St Louis and San Francisco on April 4 with Denver arrival at 6 10 p m and no changes en route.
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Frank Madden
Esther Marsh
B. F. Marsh
Portland
Ore
Union Pacific
Wabash
St. Louis
Was Francisco
Denver
Greeley
A Bad Runaway Ends in Narrow Escape for Driver
John Cheek narrowly escaped injury when a team pulling a hay rack bolted after a passing auto. The rig was demolished as the horses tore toward home, splintering the rack and gear. George Bunce has begun erecting a new cottage nearby.
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John Cheek
George Bunce
Guardian Appointed for Hendee Estate Heirs
Guardian Robert E. Brown appointed for minor heirs in the Josiah Hendee estate valued at $1500. Brown’s four children are the sole legatees. Opal Elnora Potter, six months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R Potter, died Sunday at 3 am from a weak heart.
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Guardian
Robert E. Brown
Josiah
Mary Hendee
Mr. Brown
Opal Elnora Potter
Judge Rules Two-Cent Fare Not Remunerative in Missouri
Judge McPherson of the US district court rules that Missouri local traffic cannot be profitably handled under the 1907 passenger and freight rate statutes. The decision, affecting eighteen Missouri lines, effectively knocks out the 2-cent passenger rate within the state.
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Daily
Tribune
Kansas City
McPherson
United States District Court
Missouri
Morgan County Fair Plans Boost for Colorado Banner County
The Morgan County fair enters its fourth year as a highlight of Colorado agricultural life. Fort Morgan Herald notes the fair’s role in raising county profile and boosting local resources, comparing it favorably with neighboring counties.
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Greeley
Morgan County
Colorado
Fort Morgan
There’s Many a Slip on House Bill No 10
The item notes that House Bill No. 10 has not yet been reported from committee despite weeks of printing. If not passed, city elections may rely on old practices with most officers appointed, and only the mayor aldermen clerk treasurer and magistrate would be elected. The emergency clause could fail if petitions are filed after March 20.
Hand Injury From Potatoes Loader Accident
J. Gilmore of Ault sustained a severe hand injury Saturday afternoon while loading a wagon with potatoes. While lifting a sack he struck the end gate fastener with force, tearing the back of his hand. He required medical attention and was taken to a doctor with his son assisting.
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J. Gilmore
Ault
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Severance
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St. Patrick's Day
Father Casey
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Marsh-Madden
U.S
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