Seven new townsites planned along two extensions
The Sprague Construction Company awarded the upper four miles of the 1%-mile extension of the Pacific through Love to Knowleton & Allen of Pierce. Seven outfits with twenty to a hundred teams are active along the two lines. Townsites will follow switch tracks positioned every four to five miles with grading finishing with the main line.
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Sprague Construction Com
Valde “Pacific
Love
Knowleton’ & Allen Contractors
Plerce
Fod’ Mil & Opposite
Concer
Kilpatrick Bros
Hitchcock
Mulroid Company
Greeley
Kerne
Crow Creek
Kangke
Range
Crow Crek
Town
Lone Tree
Pleasant ‘Alley
Katoh
Ault
Pierce
Camfeld
City Council Passes Salary and Water Bond Ordinances
The adjourned council meeting approved two key ordinances. One creates a sinking fund to reserve excess water system revenue for bond payments, while the salary ordinance cuts the city marshal’s seas and standardizes pay for mayor, aldermen, clerks, and other officials. Discussion arose over sidewalk permit fees and an alley bridge project for the Opera House.
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Har‘Yard Law School
Opera House
Mehiroy
J. H. Ewing
Eighth Street
House Party At Mrs Jack Wylie Hosts Guests
Mrs Jack Wylie entertained this week with a house party at her home. Guests included Mr and Mrs C M Jones of Denver Mr and Mrs Lou Birkle of Platteville W K Hobson of Denver and Robert Bickerton of Clairton Pa The party featured a dinner and an afternoon with the Unique Card Club at 600 The decorations were pink and white carnations and house plants Refreshments were served Dinner will be repeated tonight with Mr and Mrs R H Sloan and son to join guests The hosts expect to host until the week’s end
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Jack Wylie
C. M. Jones
Denver
Lou Birkle
Platteville
W. K. Hobson
Robert Bickerton
Clairton
R. H. Sloan
Windsor Primary Clears Quiet Ballot With One Ticket
Windsor voters face a sole ticket in the upcoming election. At the caucus C. A. Yan cey was renominated for mayor, J. N. Akey for treasurer, J. T. Perkins for town clerk, and trustees named George Frye 8. G. Fuller George i. Nelson and Adam Hahn. Election is the first Tuesday in April.
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Windsor
C. A. Yancey
J. N. Akey
J. T. Perkins
George Frye
G. Fuller
George i. Nelson
Adam Hahn
Two Blacksmith Shops Operate in Poudre City
Poudre City now hosts two blacksmith shops as Mr Neinhauser and his family relocate here to open a new shop. The existing business is joined by the newcomer, with sufficient demand to support both enterprises. The Neinhauser family resides in a vacant store until their house is finished.
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Poudre City
Neinhauser
Social Science Circle Discusses Education Reform And Dress Code
The Social Science Circle met at Dr. J. K. Miller’s home with twenty five attendees. Dr. Miller spoke on The Inconsistencies of Our Modern Scheme of Education and proposed school uniforms amid critiques of courses and teachers. H. N. Haynes praised the local school board while debates on athletics and dress persisted. In Denver, March 10, the Hicks primary election bill was favorably reported and legislative moves considered. The Wardlaw Carey local option bill drew many letters to governors.
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Social Science
J. K. Miller
H. N. Haynes
Daily Tribune
Denver
Senate
Hicks
House
Scott
Platform
Democrats
Stevens
Publisher Retracts Kersey Eviction Claim
The Greeley Daily Tribune corrects a report that Mrs. E G McMurray Masters evicted tenants in the middle of the night in Kersey. Masters denies being in Kersey or involved, stating no friction and a renewed lease for the tenant. The paper regrets the error based on an unreliable source. Frank Thompson was arrested in Denver for alleged bicycle theft from the Conrad store in Greeley and held at the county jail. he claims Cripple Creek as his home.
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Greeley
Jesse Munce
Divi
Highth Avenue
Strohe
Welch & Martin
Ahrens
Munce
Camfield
Greeley Daily Tribune
E.G. McMurray-Masters
Kersey
Frank Thompson
Denver
Conrad
Cripple Creek
Death of Fred E. Smith Reverberates Through Greeley
Fred E. Smith, father of the Greeley Library and founder of Farmers Supply & Machinery Co., died from injuries in an accident. The longtime city figure, Cornell graduate, earlier principal at Black Hawk schools, and trustee on library and school boards, left four daughters and a widow. His death prompts widespread mourning and reflects his pivotal role in local progress.
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Greeley Library
Farmers Supply & Machinery Co
Jrs
New York State
Cornell, University
Colorado
Black Hawk
Greeley
A. E. Mead&Co
Edwin Starkey
California
Mr. Marble
Los Angeles
Machado
Cobb
Smith
Margaret & ‘Emerson
Dr. Emerson
Gretchen
Hilda
Etesla
Isabelle
East
Expensive Kick by Ault Horse Kills Another
A festively inclined horse kicked $200 from C. V. Owens at Ault, landing on another horse and killing it instantly. Owens has a carload of horses in his livery at Ault. In local politics Jacob Hasbrouck, president of the Farmers' National Bank, was nominated for mayor at the Tuesday caucus. Council nominees include J. A. Belcher, T. L. Greer, and B A. Wilkins. hold-overs are A. L. Davis, J. J. Newell, F. Phillips.
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C. V. Owens
Ault
Owens
Jacob Hasbrouck
Farmers’ National Bank
Conservative
Citizens
J. A. Belcher
T. L. Greer
B A. Wilkins
Belcher
A. L. Davis
J. J. Newell
F. Phillips
Death of Grace Gale Clark Reported From Bombay Cable
Word reached Mrs. T. Williams that Grace Gale Clark died suddenly after a world tour. Fred Gale in Los Angeles received a table from the late traveler noting she had died in Bombay, with no further details provided. The death comes as a shock to friends and relatives.
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Grace Gale Clark
Windsor couple wed after parental consent delay
Homer A. Snyder and Elsie D Sauter of Windsor married yesterday by Justice Pressley. The marriage likely ends criminal proceedings against the boy. They had been refused a license because Elsie was 17. this morning her father, a Severance section boss, granted permission for the license.
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Homer A. Snyder
Elsie Dsauter
Windsor
Justice Pressley
Severance
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Crispini
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de Heriot
John Hartmann
Il Trovatore
Annacs
Lite
Ofcers
Mead of Ault
Palen
Ode Island
J. S. Harrison
The
Park Moise
Wylie
Social Science Circle
Fred E. Smith
Mary F. Rausch
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