Contest Over Land Condemnation In Federal Suit
In a federal condemnation case the Warren Currier property near a post office site faces challenge. Heirs oppose the government chosen site arguing it serves private interests and claim the property is worth far more than the $15,000 appropriation. They seek dismissal or jury-determined damages, with trustees urging a full trial.
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Post Office
Warren R Ther
Bruce FP. Johhnson
J. H. Polk
S&s M. Goodman
Congress
City of Televacy
Currieres
Con
Warren Currier
Bary
George
Woolf
Goodman
Parker
Eether
Greeley
National Surety Co
New York
Ee Tuckerman
William Oe
Esa “Re
J. W. McCrery
Joseph ©. Ewing
Pioneers Enter Last Home Game Against State Champions
The Pioneers face the state champions in the final game of the season Saturday night. Captain McAfee predicts a Pioneer victory after a strong showing against Boulder, aiming to become the top team in the state.
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Boulder
McAfee
Pioneers
False Alarm At Eaton Bank Causes Panic
A bank burglar alarm at the First National Bank in Eaton rang for about thirty minutes Wednesday night, drawing crowds from all over town. Officials say the alarm was triggered accidentally by a mis-set device and no intruder was present. Citizens mocked the noisy alert but officials note the system functioned.
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Eaton
First National Bank
May Get the New Training School
The subcommittee has approved an appropriation of 100 009 for the State Normal school improvements. Comprised of both senate and house members, the group is near its final recommendations and will likely carry them out. This will fund the construction of the new training school at the Normal this year as requested by President Snyder, replacing last year’s 230 000 appropriation.
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Senate
House
the Normal
Snyder
Normal School Notes Install New YWCA Cabinet
Miss Jessie Bowles returns to Denver for illness. Ayle Aylesworth leaves Fort Collins for months away. The YWCA installed a four o’clock cabinet in the chapel with Grace Davis as President and Nellie Jackson as Vice-President. Other officers include Jennie Dohner Secretary Rosamond Little Treasurer and chairs for Bible study mission study devotional scholarship music postal intercollegiate and a director. The cabinet met with Sadie Campbell for a joint session.
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Jessie Bowles
Denver
Ayle Aylesworth
Fort Collins
Greeley
Grace Davis
Nellie Jackson
Jennie Dohner
Rosamond Little
Helen Woodring
Eva Geiser
Edna Wright
Sadie Campbell
Ethel Angove
Corinda Seivers
Buelah Shull
Misa Sadie Campbell
Greeley Lee Co. Builds Warehouse Near High Five Potato House
The Greeley Lee Company has begun work on a new warehouse on railroad land near the High Five potato warehouse. The facility will store a cart loader more of ice and will supply the towns of Baton and Ault.
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Lee
Baton
Baton Special
Greeley Lee Company
Ault
Ault Annexation Fight Begins with Farm Land Landslide
Farmers sue to block annexation of 220 acres to Ault after voters approved expansion. The suit seeks to force a court ruling on a contested boundary and tax burden, with Attorney Churchill leading the farmers in a likely supreme court test. The village currently spans forty acres and seeks to absorb adjoining farmland.
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District Court
Supreme Court
Ault
Churchill
Eeenaway at LaSalle Special
A 16 year old LaSalle girl Alma Carter faced a runaway pony when a stray sign board and a gusty wind spooked the horse. The buggy went wild but bystanders intervened and the girl kept hold of the reins until the animal stopped without injury or damage.
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Miller Carter
LaSalle
West as depicted in drama and Artist pace with dramatist study
The W T K club met in the library building rooms yesterday afternoon Two papers of merit were read Miss Cannell of the State Normal presented The West as Depicted in Drama Mrs George Adams asked Has the Artist Kept Pace With the Dramatist in the Use of American Material Mrs Adams showed many pictures by American artists with stories The Cannell paper revealed unnoted facts proving the West rich in dramatic material
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W. T. K. Club
Mss Cannell
State Normal
West
George Adams
Mise Cannell
Stag Party HighlightsA Dinner For Twenty By C N Jackson
A stag dinner hosted by C N Jackson for twenty gentleman friends featured an excellent meal and games after. The event included light conversation on non partisan politics and provided an enjoyable evening for all attendees.
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C. N. Jackson
Fortnightly Club Uses Music to Honor Composer Schumann
The Fortnightly club met with Mrs. J. C. Ewing on Saturday. The life of Schumann was portrayed by Mrs. Clarence English. Mrs. R. G. Strong performed a violin piece The Lotus Flower was sung by Misa Luna Smith and a vocal solo by Miss Helen Phillips.
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J. C. Ewing
Schumann
Clarence English
R. G. Strong
Helen Phillips
Misa Luna Smith
St Patrick's Dance Draws Large Attendance
The St Patrick's dance last night drew a very large attendance. A sumptuous lunch was served by the ladies at 11 o'clock. Festivities concluded at midnight.
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St. Patrick's Dance
St. Patrick's
Mrs. Starkey Hosts Evening In Honor Of Two Guests
Mrs Edwin Starkey will entertain Friday evening in honor of Mrs C D Neill and Mrs K B Drury. The gathering aims to honor the two guests with light refreshments and social conversation at the Starkey residence.
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Edwin Starkey
C.D. Neill
Drury
Reservoir in Crow Creek Forms Eight Million Capacity
A map and statement filed with the county clerk outlines North Side Reservoir Co. plans for a reservoir No. 1 on Crow Creek four miles east of the Gill Decker ranch. It would hold eight million cubic feet? No, eight million cubic feet capacity and cost about $17 000. Promoters include Charles Tew Woodriff and Mumper Asa Decker and others.
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Crow Creek
Gill « Decker
The
North Side Reservoir Co
Charles Tew
Woodriff & Mumper
Asa Decker
Kicked By a Steer at Stockyards in Big Bend
J. C. Hubbard shipped three cars of fat cattle to Zaliman near St. Joe. Scott Kidd, 18, son of J. T. and Mrs. Kidd, helping at the stockyards, was kicked by a steer. He suffered a severe leg blow but no bones were broken, though he was knocked out of action for a while.
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Big Bend
J. C. Hubbard
Zaliman
St. Joe
Scott Kidd
J. T. Kidd
Potato Growers Meet To Standardize Grading
The Farmers club officers call a Saturday 10 am meeting at the Commercial club headquarters Camfield hotel. Growers and commission merchants are urged to attend with views on uniform sorting and grading of potatoes, a matter of broad community importance.
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Farmers Club
Commercial Club
Camfield Hotel
Funeral for Greeley Pioneer Morris Hastings
A simple but impressive funeral service was held by the Christian Science church for Morris Hastings, a honored pioneer of Greeley, yesterday at the home of his daughter Mrs. Calvin Randolph. Mrs. Hall read Bible selections and Miss Lyman offered correlative readings, followed by silent prayer and the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Ahlstrand sang the opening hymn He That Hath God His Guardian and the closing Oh Love Divine. A short grave side service included a reading from Psalm 46 and prayer.
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Christian Science Church
Greeley
Morris Hastings
Calvin Randolph
Hall
Lyman
Ahlstrand
Fatertain Husbands At Ault Club Social Evening
A winter highlight in Ault featured the 500 club members and their husbands gathering at Mr. and Mrs. M. J. King for a game night. Dinner was served by Sadie Miller of Greeley with helpers Margaret Carlson Ada Coney Louise Nelson and Grace Nichols. Judge Gradfield of Greeley and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Linn attended as guests.
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Ault
M. J. King
Sadie Miller
Greeley
Margaret Carlson
Ada Coney
Louise Nelson
Grace Nichols
Gradfield
W. T. Linn
Entertains Club Miss Ada Brush at Eleventh Avenue
Entertains Club Miss Ada Brush of 1526 Eleventh avenue will host a gathering this afternoon for the Ku dranka formerly the Unlucky Thirteen. Mrs. Robert Crawford and Mrs. Ralph Drury will be special guests. After needlework the hostess will serve refreshments.
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Ada Brush
Eleventh Avenue
Wll
Robert Crawford
Mabel Rankin
Ralph Drury
Rugh
First Meeting At Eagle Hall For New Christian Church
The First Christian church held its first meeting in Eagle hall last Sunday and will continue there until its new church on eighthevenue is built. The meeting was well attended with every chair in use and four new members were welcomed.
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Fogre’s Hall
First Christian Church
Eagle Hall
H A Russell Heads to Twin Falls on Tuesday
H A Russell departed Tuesday for Twin Falls Idaho on official business.
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H. A. Russell
Twin Falls
Idaho
Runaway Team Crash Kills Fred E. Smith near Corona
Fred E. Smith of Los Angeles died from concussion after a runaway carriage overturned near Corona while driving from a ranch to Collins station. E. J. Peabody and a foreman were injured. Smith died about two hours after the crash. Funeral set for March 13 at 2:30 p.m. at his residence 1722 South Flower Street with interment at Rosedale cemetery.
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Corona
March
Fred E. Smith
Seventh and Flower Streets
Los Angeles
Sterling Milk Company
Here
Smith
E. J. Peabody
Collins
Salt Lake Road
Mr. Peabody
Mr. Smith
Ontario
Grandpa Bright Reaches Three Score and Ten in Peckham
Three score and ten is marked Tuesday as Grandpa Bright of Peckham turns seventy. About thirty five friends gather to honor him with a well planned surprise party. Bright, a carpenter, lives with his wife and children Earl Bright and Mrs Carl Arnold in Peckham after moving from Nebraska four years ago.
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Brights
Nebraska
Peckham
Breakin Prisoner Sparks Arrested After City Hall Window Prank
W A Sparks spent the night in jail after an officer found him prying the basement city hall window screen. He pushed dice to Red Darnell through the bars during the raid on gamblers. He faces arraignment today on likely orderly conduct charges.
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W. A. Sparks
City Hall
Sparks
Red Darnell
Will Live on Wheels Mrs Rugh Drury to Sample Car Home
A former Greeley girl, Mrs R and Drury, nee Miss Rugh, will soon live in a car as her husband, assistant engineer on the U P railroad, works on a project in Green River Wyoming. He will fit up the car with modern housekeeping appliances while she stays with sisters Misses Nora and Winifred Rugh in the interim. The Kensington club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs P E Boyle’s on Tenth avenue, with entertainment by Mrs C H Wadsworth and Madame Boyle, ending with social hour and refreshments.
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Greeley
R. &. Drury
Miss Rugh
U. P
Green River
Wyo
Drury
Nora
Winifred Rugh
Kensington Club
P. E. Boyle
Tenth Avenue
C. H. Wadsworth
Madame Boyle
Two Telegraph Operators Arrested for Beer Barrel Theft
A. H. Long and William G. Tobin, telegraph operators at Pierce, are jailed on larceny charges after confessing to stealing a barrel of beer containing six dozen bottles from the freight house. They face arraignment before Justice Pressly as the case moves forward.
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A. H. Long
William G. Tobin
Pierce
Justice Pressly
Hard Times Ball at Ault Hall Town Event
A hard times ball was held at Allison's hall on Wednesday night with committee members Parker Brown and Harrison arranging the affair. Decorations were green and the event was well attended. Miss Lettie Frye and David Hubert won the prize for most picturesquely dressed. Frye received a belt buckle and Hubert a stickpin. Supper followed at the Ault hotel after the dance.
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Allison's Hall
Parker, Brown and Harrison
Lettie Frye
David Hubert
Ault Hotel
Shipped Two Cars Cattle from LaSalle Ranch
H B Martyn of LaSalle shipped two carloads of cattle heifer and steer from his ranch this winter bound for Columbus Nebraska. J C Hubbard also shipped three cars from this locale on Wednesday.
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LaSalle
H. B. Martyn
Columbus
Nebraska
J. C. Hubbard
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