Saint Patrick and Ireland’s Grand Christian Anniversary
A tribute to Saint Patrick and Ireland on St Patrick’s Day, praising the apostle’s conversion of Ireland, his missionary labors, and the enduring Irish spirit. The essay reflects on memory, faith, national pride, and Ireland’s religious heritage through Patrick’s life and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Irelad
St. Pat- Mek
St. Patrick
Patrick
West
France
Weland
Antrim
Celestine
Boulogne
Erin
Pstate Administrator Change Tied to Will Case
The Longmont area sees changes in probate leadership as the original administrator dies and a new administrator de bonis non is appointed. George P Taft of Longmosa is named to replace his brother Fred P Taft who died March 5 amid ongoing will case drama involving Samuel Armstrong’s fortune and relatives seeking funds.
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Samuel Armstrong
Longmont
George P. Taft
Longmosa
de Bonis Non
Fred P. Taft
Noted citizen Darnell jokes about job for Cap Macy
The prominent local figure Darnell praised last night’s caucus proceedings and quipped that Cap Macy should be given a city hall fumigation job as a lighthearted remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted” Darnell
Cap. Macy
Houston City Lands Mayor Nomination In Greeley Race
The Choice of the People for Mayor was declared with George M. Houston the nominee after a meeting of over half the voters. Houston pledged a fair, inclusive administration and urged unity to develop Greeley. Local party officers and ward committeemen were also chosen for ongoing organization.
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Greeley
Permanent
McCutcheon
First Ward
W. L. Clayton
T. C. Williams
C. E. Southard
Houston
City Nominees Unified After Large General Mass Meeting
More than 600 people gathered for a general mass meeting to choose city officials for two years. Houston led mayoral votes with 416, Mayher 208, prompting Mayher to concede gracefully and pledge support. W H Hotchkiss led clerk votes with 253, Abbott second. Patton and Wasley trailed. Miss Lena Pleak won treasurer by a narrow margin over Miss Abbie Day. The room sold out, with many attendees turned away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Mayher
W. H. Hotchkiss
E. A. Abbott
J. B. Patton
W. P. Wasley
Patton
Abbie Day
Lena Pleak
Will Grant Chambers
The
Normal School
Hotchkiss Abbott
Wassey
Abtiie Day
Blood Poison Cases Reported In Ault and Grover Areas
Two cases of blood poisoning are described. David Blystone of near Ault suffered a minor hand injury on the farm that led to a severe infection, while Archie Ruffner of Grover country developed blood poisoning from a small hand wound. Both men recovered under medical care.
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David Blystone
Ault
Archie Ruffner
Grover Country
The Crucifixion for Easter at Congregational Church
The Congregational church plans an ambitious Easter program featuring The Crucifixion by Stainer. All solo parts are sung by mute voices with J C Kendel and Rea Comsens, trained by J Wilcox of Wolfe Hall Denver. C B E Clark leads the cast.
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Congregational Church
Stainer
J C. Kendel
Rea Comsens
J. ©. Wilcox
Wolfe Hall
Denver
C. BE. Clark
Henry Ruth Leaves Town for Langdon Visit
Henry Ruth father of Mrs. Eby who lives west of town departs this afternoon for Langdon North Dakota en route to visit relatives in Nebraska.
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Henry Ruth
Eby
Town
Langdon, N. D
Nebraska
New Settlers Arriving Daily in Kuner District
New settlers pour into the Kuner district with rapid spring preparations. A growing town emerges as 240 of 800 lots are sold mainly to future homeowners. About 1 000 trees, a North Carolina poplar variety, are en route from Germany via nurseryman George H. Schmidt, boosting the village’s appearance. Lots sell at six per day.
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Kuner
North Carolina
Germany
George H. Schmidt
Missed Appointment Delayed Cartoonist Visit
Alton Packard, a noted cartoonist and lecturer, could not reach the Methodist church last Monday due to a flood washing away a railroad track in Oklahoma and a bridge further along. He planned to return via automobile but turned back, leaving yesterday for Salt Lake City and the coast, with a new date set for April 12.
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Alton Packard
Greeley
Fiood
Oklahoma
Salt Lake City
Coast
Colorado College Marries Ashes of General Palmer at Evergreen
Six hundred students march behind the ashes of benefactor General Palmer to the vault at Evergreen cemetery. Stores halt from noon to 3 pm and the Denver & Rio Grande line stops as the casket is lowered. Miss Margaret Palmer, his daughter, is critically ill and could not attend.
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Daily Tribune
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
General Palmer
Evergree Cemetery
Denver & Rio Grande
Margaret Palmer
Tribune Starts City Directory Amid Weather Delays
The Tribune company began work on a new city directory. Wet unsettled weather and a large influx of people in the past month delayed publication, but workers plan to issue the most up to date directory for a city of this size by June 1.
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Tribune Company
Registration at Evans Evans Special Board Meets at Town Hall
The Evans registration board held an all day session at the town hall with a large portion of voters registering. Board members are John A. Behrens Jr G H Reed and Albert Weinhold. An additional session is planned in two weeks and the day before the election. Senator Clayton returned to Denver with Mrs Clayton and the children who will visit for about ten days.
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Evans
Town Hall
John A. Behrens, Jr
G. H. Reed
Albert Weinhold
Senator Clayton
Denver
Recital by Houseley Delights Greeley Church Crowd
The United Presbyterian church filled to the doors for Prof. Houseley's concert for the new pipe organ. Mrs. J. M. B. Petrikin and Charles M. Philips assisted. Petrikin sang five numbers with encores and Philips showed fine baritone at encores. The organ from Moline Illinois features tubular pneumatic action and 1036 speaking pipes.
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Prof. Houseley
J. M. B. Petrikin
Charles M. Philips
W. A. Philips
United Presbyterian Church
Houseley
Philips
Moline
Lll
Drunk and Disorderly William Pretzler Fined
William Pretzler was fined $20 and costs after a drunk and disorderly arrest in the railroad yards. While walking with the officer he lunged toward an outgoing train and was dragged, nearly to the wheels, before the policeman intervened. He sustained facial injuries as a result.
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William Pretzler
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Roryy
Yshe
Emerald Isle
Mary F. Rausch
the Tribune
Fruit Punch
People For Mayor
General Assembly
George M. Houston
Herman Howard
J. H. Hays
Charles Parr
A. J. Luther
Edwin Starkey, W. RK. Adame
Nea Tt
Rees
Palmer
New City Directory
Gavotte
Henry Houseley
Parla
Arditi
Mrs. Petrikin
Barmby
Petrikin
Scaraig Mendelssohn
Charles M. Phylps
Batiste
V. E. Stukey
Tribune
Stukey
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