City Council Debates Artwork for Public Library
A council session follows a library request from Mrs Clark Mrs Jones and Mrs Cruce Johnson for portraits of Horace Creeley and Henry T West. Alderman Wilson moves to refer the matter to the judiciary committee as debate unfolds with other city business pending.
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Ladice
Horace @reeley
Henry T. West
Council Chamber
Alderman Wilson
Camfield
A .K. Clark
A. W. Jones
Cruce Johnson
Horace Creeley
Council
Greeley
Aidermen
Ewing
Limites Wan Hs
T Rey
City Council to Hold Final Regular Meeting Next Tuesday
The city will have its last regular council meeting next Tuesday evening though a special session may occur the night before the new council assumes office. All bills will be paid and the books balanced as the city approves the new administration.
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Papas
Empress Rooming House Fire Sparks Suspicion
Fire at 1449 Larimer Street Denver belonging to Mrs Estelle Headlee started in multiple spots near 3 am. Inmates fled in night garments. a lodge room upstairs was broken into and a piano and cover drenched in oil were set alight. No culprits identified.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Empress
Larimer Street
Estelle Headlee
Fire damages Tremont street garages in Denver blaze
A morning fire at Tremont street destroyed or badly damaged about seventy of nearly one hundred cars stored in two garages. The fire began in a Tremont bar kitchen and spread to the H. A. Scrimble garage and Feiker Auto Co. buildings. Residents in nearby rooming houses fled in panic with little clothing.
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Dally Tribune
Denver
Tremont Street
Tremont
H. A. Srimble
Feiker Auto Co
New
Venice
Greeley Masonic Temple Association Formed for New Home
The Greeley Masonic Temple Association was formed to purchase land and build a fraternal use temple just south of the Congregational church. The corporation finances a $590000 project and will take two years to complete with directors P. W. Allen, C. N. Jackson, Gene Vertrah, W. H. Delbridge, and Vernon McKelvey.
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Greeley Masonic Temple Association
Totm
Congregational Church
P. W. Alien
C. N. Jackson
Gene Vertrah
WH. Delbridge
Vernon McKelvey
Union Colony Members Patrolled For Historical Society
The Historical Society seeks photos of all original Union Colony members and relics or documents. The association, based in the new library building, offers safe keeping and preservation for items of interest.
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The
Historical Society
Union Colony
Association
Married at LaSalle Beebe Draw Special
Lora Goudy and David Brower were quietly married at LaSalle by Rev. Frank DeMetz on Tuesday night. The groom is a young farmer renting the A. T. Cornelius place and the couple will live there. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Williams entertained Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Haynes and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Couzens last evening. The Hayneses have been visiting for about a month and plan to depart soon.
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Lora Goudy
David Brower
LaSalle
Frank DeMetz
A. T. Cornelius
Gene Williams
L. T. Haynes
Port Angeles
Wash
Charles Couzens
Loveland Notices From Windsor Ward Attendances
Windsor Ward Laybourn was in Loveland Monday on business. Mr and Mrs Edgar Kern announce the birth of a baby boy born Sunday. Linden arrives from the east and is now a clerk at Gaumer drug store. Er Miller who led revival singing at the Christian church has left for his Boulder home.
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Ward Laybourn
Loveland
Edgar Kern
Linden
Gaumer Drug Store
Er. Miller
The
Christian Church
Boulder
Twelve Course Banquet Honors Alder man Jacobs In Greeley
Alder man Jacobs hosts a formal twelve course banquet at the Camfield for eleven city council colleagues. Mayor Green presided, regrets were sent by Strohl and other officials. The piece praises city progress on water, streets, sewers, and libraries as successors prepare to take office. Miss Gladys Larson returns home after medical care.
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Alderman Jacobs
Camfield
E. H. Harriman
Greeley
Mayor Green
Strohl
Marshal Williams
Mose Stone
Judge Davis
Lived Till Brother Arrived Eaton Special
Elmer Brewington the young son of Mr and Mrs Perry Brewington of Eaton had been in failing health for months and died soon after his brother Bruce who serves in the U S Navy arrived home Bruce had been away several years the boy endured fear yet lived three hours after the older brother’s arrival funeral arrangements not yet completed and the community extends sympathy
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Bruce
Elmer
Denver Brewery Sues Fort Collins Druggist Over Malt Goods
A Denver brewery sued a Fort Collins druggist for 400 dollars claiming malt and malt tonic goods. The druggist defended that the products were ordinary beer and that no payment was owed due to alleged liquor law violations. Judge Stover ruled for the druggist, risking arrest for bootlegging if the brewery agent appears in Collins again.
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Denver
Fort Collins
Stover
Collins
Colling
Not Yet But Soon Gipson Rural Route 5 Granted
Residents of Gipson district celebrate Rural Route No 5 serving 113 families after two years of effort. Washington signals approval this week. The route travels through Gipson, Boyd's Spur, Bracewell, and returns to Greeley.
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Gipson District
Washington
Boyd
Birthday Party for Seven Year Old Lee Carrel
A seventh birthday celebration was held Saturday at Lee Carrel’s Ninth Street home with about twenty friends. The pink ice cream and seven candle cake marked the milestone as celebrants enjoyed a festive party. the caterer proposed twenty one candles for the cake before realizing the child’s actual age.
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Lee Carrel
Earth
Ninth Street
Nothing doing in the senate yields little progress
Denver readers learn March 31 that the senate passed only petty bridge bills after a long session. It is believed no party pledges will be kept and the session produced nothing worthwhile.
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The
Daily Tribune
Denver
Senate
Death of Infant Son in Eaton
The infant son of Mr and Mrs George Yeagy of Eaton died Tuesday night after a brief illness since birth. The funeral took place at the family home this afternoon. Secretary Whitehead of the state humane society announced five new appointments in the region, with a humane officer named for Ault Eaton and Windsor and two for Greeley, to investigate and prosecute neglect or cruelty to animals or children.
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George Yeagy
Eaton
Whitehead
The
State Humane Society
Ault
Windsor
Greeley
Marriage License Issued for Brown Gaudt Miller Shuler Pair
David Brown and Lora Gaudt of LaSalle wed in a marriage license filing joining Jesse Winfield Miller and Mattie May Shuler of Greeley in a formal records notice.
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David Brown
Lora Gaudt
LaSalle
Jesse Winfield Miller
Mattie May Shuler
Greeley
Out of Town Parties Featured at Woman's Club Meeting
The Woman's club met last Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. F. Coffman in attendance. A pleasant and profitable afternoon was enjoyed with a large turnout, papers read, and discussion observed.
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the Woman's Club
J. F. Coffman
Mrs McNeil Hosts Jovial Evening for Niece in Denver
Mrs C H McNeil entertained a lively group of young people Monday night at her home in honor of her niece Miss Helen Hanks of Denver. The gathering featured games and pleasant refreshments served to guests.
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C. H. McNeil
Helen Hanks
Denver
Gustafson Baby Improves After Illness
Ruth Gustafson, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Gustafson, who had a two week illness ending in bronchitis, shows improvement. The mother also recovers from a grip-related ailment and is improving.
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Ruth
Western Slope Normal School Likely as Commission Decides
Gov Shafroth appoints new state officials as bills advance. A Greeley high school bonds bill clears house and awaits signature. voters must approve bonds. Senator Carpenter seeks elections for bonds in districts. Senate backs two bills to establish a western normal school, with a commission including the governor, state superintendent, and Greeley Normal president. Six normal school bills were introduced to secure an additional school.
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Carpenter
Denver
Deaver
Shafroth
Thomas J. Tynan
Pueblo
Warde Penitentiary
Canon City
Felix O'Neil
Rformatory
Buena Vista
Harry Tedrow
J. Fred Farrar
Fort Collins
State Board of Pardons
J. B. Hunter
B. M. Webster
E. P. Gallup
Men Pers Board of Control
Louise Arkins
State
John Moore
Phillips County
Senate
Napier
Lehrritter
Greeley Normal School
Funeral for Sanquist Brother in Macy’s Parlors
The Sanquist family mourns as Victor Sanquist, brother of Oscar Sanquist, died and arrived from Chicago to begin his last journey. A brief service led by Rev. O. W. Gustafson was held at Macy's Undertaking Parlors at 3 30 in the afternoon, with many friends paying respects and offering sympathy. Oscar Sanquist, a member of the Swedish Emanuel Lutheran church, was held in high esteem by the pastor and congregation.
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Sanquist Panera
Victor Sanquist
Oscar Sanquist
Chicago
O. W. Gustafson
Macy's
Swedish Emanuel Lutheran Church
Lent sermon at St Peter's by Rev Father McDonough
The Lenten sermon at St. Peter's Catholic church this evening will be delivered by the Rev Father McDonough of Denver. Rev McDonough is regarded as a leading orator among Denver clergy.
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St. Peter's Catholic Church
Father McDonough
Denver
McDonough
Farewell Party Honoring Frank Seelinger At Home
Cyril Wright and sister hosted a small farewell gathering Tuesday evening at a home party for Frank Seelinger of Eaton. Seelinger plans to sail for Alaska around June first after a California visit, with guests including Ethel Seelinger, Leona Hunter, Calla Hunter, Frank Gibson, and others. Music, games, and Flinch followed light refreshments prepared by Ethel Wright and sisters. Mrs. E M Cooke of Pleasant Valley spent the week with her parents near LaSalle, who were ill with the grip.
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Cyril Wright
Frank Seelinger
Eaton
Seelinger
California
Alaska
Ethel Seeelinger
Leona
Calla Hunter
Frank Gibson
B. F. Waggoner
Howard
Milne
Gamez
Flinch
E. M. Cooke
Pleasant Valley
E. M. Baird
LaSalle
Rev John Wesley King dies after long illness
John Wesley King a longtime Methodist minister and Nazarenes pastor in Weld County Colorado died quietly in the early morning after a years long heart trouble. He was born March 1 1860 near Laharpe Illinois and preached from age 15 after conversion. He served in Eaton Colorado Silverton and Greeley and leaves a wife five sons two daughters and extended family. Arrangements await word from Ohio relatives.
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John Wesley King
Rey
California
Zanesville
Colorado
Eaton
Congregational Church
Cross
Fort Collins
Gregg
Colorado Springs
Ohio
Eva Brundage
Bluffton
Silverton
Villa Park
Denver
Weld County
Ault
Nazarene
Greeley
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
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