St Patrick's Celebration Promises Grand Greeley Pageant
The St Patrick day celebration in Greeley features a concert banquet and dance described as the grandest ever planned. The Catholic congregation backs the event with plans for an Irish program and famed songs, including My Wild Irish Rose and Tarragon. two Mulvaney sisters from the Normal School headline the talent.
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Tara
Lis
Charlie
Emile
Tarrigan
Mulvaney
Pleasant Valley Farmer Honored as Government Irrigation Instructor
Frank Wherren, a longtime Pleasant Valley farmer now living in Greeley, received a government appointment as an irrigation instructor for new homesteaders on the Shoshone project. He will guide planting, laterals, and water use, with a salary of 150 dollars monthly plus maintenance, and may relocate his family to the valley for the posting.
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Frank Wherren
Pleasant Valley
Greeley
Wherren
Gambling Laws and Penalties for Colorado Offenses
The article summarizes severe penalties for gambling under Mills Annotated Statutes Colorado including common gambler imprisonment and fines. It cites Section 1339 keeping gaming tables for livelihood and Section 1340 wagering on games with fines. It notes penalties for inducing minors to gamble under Section 1341.
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Tribune
Criminal Code of
Mills
Colorado
Windsor Girl Contest Awards Mabel Martin Top Winner
Miss Mabel Martin received 349 votes to be named Windsor’s most popular girl in a Lyric theater organized contest. Miss Workman placed second with 275 votes and won a prize box of candy. The event ran for a week with several contestants.
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Windsor
Windsor O
Mabel Martin
Mise Workman
Lyric Theater People
Miss. Martin
Miss Workman
Wisconsin sweethearts wed in Greeley wedding
Miss Adeline Addington from Green Bay, Wisconsin, married L. T. Linn a Cheyenne businessman. Judge Bradfield performed the ceremony. the couple departed for Cheyenne on the evening train after their arrival in Greeley yesterday.
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Green Bay
Wis
Adeline Addington
L. T. Linn
Cheyenne
Greeley
Judge Bradfield
Wisconsin
Non partisan aldermanic ticket formed in Greeley wards
In a direct primary style meeting in Greeley last night six aldermanic candidates were chosen by the people. In the First Ward Herman Howard and James H. Hays led, in the Second Ward Charles Farr and Albert Luther were nominated unanimously, and in the Third Ward Edwin Starkey and W R Adams led. A citywide caucus was urged for a mayor, clerk, and treasurer with about 500 voters turning out and a push for a larger turnout tonight.
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James H. Hays
Herman Howard
Charles Farr
A. J. Luther
Edwin Starkey
W. R. Adams
Greeley
J. Peery
J F. McCrery
Albert Luther
J. A. Enright
M. H. Morgan
Byron Newton
J. Max Clark
A. J. Park
J. A. Taylor
Sam Shrewsbury
Mr. Farr
Mr. Luther
Third Ward
W. «. Adams
Daniel Stroh
H. D. Parker
OW. A. Insinger
Iit
Court House
Addition to Op Era House Block Plans for Post Office Expansion
Plans outline a five year post office expansion linked to the Opera House block. The new quarters extend 38 feet on Eighth street, reduce to three stories with office suites on the second and third floors, and reuse the existing elevator. First floor to receive modern post office equipment. bidders will be invited in coming days. Mrs Weener and her baby visit Onarga Illinois for a month.
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Opera House
Eighth Street
Noted Chicago lawyer Clarence Darrow visits Denver area
Clarence Darrow, famed Chicago lawyer and labor ally, was a Sunday guest of his son Paul in Greeley. He spoke to the Colorado state legislature in Denver before returning home last night. Darrow has battled illness after the Idaho dynamite case and is noted for his oratory and defense of miners. Also, Charles Farlee and Elizabeth Walker married Sunday afternoon at the bride’s parents’ home. they will reside on a ranch near Fort Lupton.
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Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Paul
Greeley
Darrow
Idaho
Denver
Greeley Gas & Electric Company
Charles Farlee
Elizabeth Walker
Sixteenth Street
R. J. Hunter
Currier Estate in Federal Court Condemnation Case
United States seeks a post office site in Greeley through condemnation in Denver federal court. Preliminary issues heard on return day with a potential jury request. Property value estimates range from 40000 to 45000 dollars by the defense and about 25000 dollars by the government. Attorneys include Ward, Churchill, Haynes for the government and McCready, Ewing, Todd, McNeill and Tuckerman for the defense.
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United States
Currier
Denver
U. S
Thomas Ward, Jr
H. E. Churchill
H. N. Haynes
Greeley
J. W. McCrery
Joseph C. Ewing
C. D. Todd
McNeill & Tuckerman
Central Business College program and Taft tariff note
The literary society at Central Business College invites the public to an evening program featuring selections by the orchestra and a melodrama plus an Hiawatha debate on whether country life promotes human development more than city life. In Washington, Taft announces plans to convene Congress to revise the Dingley tariff, warning of a potential $100 million deficit by July next year if revenue methods do not change.
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Gibbons
Literary Society of
The
Central Business College
Williams Block
Messrs
Young
Turner
Swever
Roddy
Taft
Daily Tribune
Washington
Congress
Condemnation Suit Heard For Right of Way Involving McClenahan
A. M. McClenahan sues Edward Faye and others for right of way over their land. Judge Garrigues appoints Kinsella Pressly and Boomer to hear evidence and set damages. Attorney Chur chill represents the plaintiff with Tew and Ewing for the defense.
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A. M. McClenahan
Edward Faye
Faye
Garrigues
Messrs
Kinsella
Pressly
Boomer
Churchill
Tew
Ewing
County Fair Movement Gains Steady Support in Weld County
D. J. March, appointed by the county fair committee to solicit stock, reports strong farmer and merchant backing. He says the fair will be a reality with a substantial exhibition yearly, and the Greeles business community plans energetic organization to realize a premier state event.
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D. J. March
Greeles
March
Weld County
Ault Congregational Church Hosts Honor Reception
The Ault Congregational Church held a Monday night reception in honor of Rev. Jesse Buswell who was ill with the grip. Mrs Buswell attended and spoke as speeches were given by church society representatives including E P Hubbell H W Kirby Mrs Samuel Siewell Samuel L Hughell C F Pixler Louise Neilson Dr M C Harding and Mrs E P Hubbell. Jacob Hasbrouck and Rev Simons extended welcomes from other local churches. A casual reception followed with a fine luncheon.
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Jesse Buswell
Congregational Church
Buswell
E. P. Hubbell
H. W. Kirby
Samuel Siewell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Samuel L. Hughell
C. F. Pi
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W. KR. Adams
George Houston
William Mayher
J. B. Patton
W. H. Hotchkiss
E. H. Abbott
A. B. Weener
L. D. King
Onarga
Currier Estate
Business College
Buzick
Tell Reading
Freet
Miss Latham
Hiawatha
Sanguine
Eaton
Ault Congregational Church
Ault
Miss Mary FP. Rausch
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