Studebaker Blazing the Way for 225 Cars Tour
Over two hundred Studebaker pathfinder cars will run Detroit to Denver for the Glidden tour with Greeley as a lunch stop and Cheyenne bypassed. The journey begins soon after the fourth of July and includes newspaper men and enthusiasts to publicize the cars. Leonard Fink leaves for a reclamation service post north of Helena to lead irrigation projects near Sun River in Montana.
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Denver
Studebaker Pathfinder
Bic
Greeley
Jalesburg
Union Pacific
Studebaker
Cheyaoe
Julesburg
Sand Hills
Denvr
Colorado
Weloc
Cheyenne
Pathfader
Detroi
Leonard Fink
Reclamation Service
Mr. Fink
Helena
Mont
Sun River
Fink
Jessie Fink
Oppenheimer's Male Quartet Arrives in Greeley
A new Oppenheimer male quartet member arrived in Greeley with a fine voice as the family celebrates four sons. The tale recounts generous cousins sending $100 checks for each boy, a pattern set by the first birth and later duplicated for the second and third boys. The father Ike and mother Mrs. Oppenheimer navigate reactions and pride as they prepare to form Oppenheimer & Son.
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Oppenheimer
Greeley
Infanta
Ike
Oppenheimer & Son
Three drunks fined after Sunday arrest
The three intoxicated men were arrested Sunday, admitted guilt, and each paid a $10 fine plus costs. The article mentions the sentence of Tom Dunnett for carrying a revolver and notes an unidentified person received a fine of 1 for the offense.
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Tom Dunnett
Suit for Mrs Olson Over Non support in Justice Pressleys Court
Suit filed by Mrs F O Olson against husband for non support. Olson reportedly spent about five dollars daily in Denver for board plus similar for refreshments, while wife and three children live with friends and her parents. No divorce proceedings begun yet.
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F. O. Olson
Justice Pressley
F. O
Olson
Denver
Mrs. Olson
Adjudged Insane Mrs Anna Zantell Brought From Dacona
A jury in the county court adjudged Mrs Anna Zantell insane after she was brought from Dacona Monday. She will be sent to the hospital for treatment.
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Anna Zantell
Dacona
Greeley Street Grading Likely to Stop This Year
City faces red ink in street fund with no new improvements planned this year. Last year 6000 dollars was spent grading Ninth Avenue to the canning factory, funded by the general fund with expectation of reimbursement from frontage assessments. Only the railroad’s 600-dollar share was paid, the factory’s 2000-dollar portion refunded, and property owners threaten court action claiming discrimination and confiscation if the city bears all costs.
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Greeley
Ninth Avenue
Dolly Girl Party at Demorest’s Hosts Femme Friends
A group of Miss Elsie McCobb and Miss Rebekah Mason hosted a dolly girl party Monday evening for Demorest’s store clerks and friends. Guests included Gertrude Ernest Clelia Carpenter Ines Nesbit Edith Hutchinson Amy Hokanson and Mrs A G Wagner. They attended Bijou theater then gathered at McCobb’s home for games and a spread.
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Elsie McCobb
Rebekah Mason
Demorest
Miss McCobb
Gertrude Ernest
Clelia Carpenter
Ines Nesbit
Edith Hutchinson
Amy Hokanson
A. G. Wagner
You Can't Trust Them LaSalle Special Stampede
An ancient family driving horse known for an unimpeachable record ran wild in LaSalle around 10 o clock. It crashed into Dave Stewart's meat market, wrecked the buggy and harness, and fled home. Captured twice, the horse escaped again. Mrs Woosley had driven the horse into town. she was not in the buggy when the accident occurred. The Woosleys live on the Capt Hansbury place.
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LaSalle
Dave Stewart
The Reverend Eugene Williams Fills Baptist Pulpit
The Marshal at Church, Rev Eugene Williams, was greeted warmly after delivering a sermon at the Baptist church. He addressed good citizenship from a youth viewpoint, with Judge Bradfield and Victor Keyes slated to speak to the class soon as the courthouse awaits Ben Florence to ensure the proper honorific Rev. before his name.
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Eugene Williams
The
Baptist Church
Judge Bradfield
Victor Keyes
Ben Florance
Currier Denomination Suit Hears Valuation Dispute
In a Denver federal court, the Currier estate condemnation case nears half completion. Government and Currier witnesses give conflicting property values from $25,000 to $55,000, with a jury drawn from across the state. Analysts expect a verdict around $40,000 based on testimony and impressions.
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Currier
Denver
Palmer
Greeley
B. D. Sanborn
Hile Estate Settled Amid Final Division Among Heirs
Final settlement in the Martha Hile estate distributes about 550 dollars among two sons and two daughters. With son Marcus deceased since probate, his share goes to the remaining three heirs after funeral costs and court fees are covered.
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Martha Hile
Marcus
Primitive cooking implements unearthed near Ault
A farmer near Ault unearthed primitive cooking utensils while plowing a strip of sod. The find includes a stone mixing bowl and a twelve inch gripping stone, with two smaller stones, suggesting use in corn grinding. Artifacts may be Cheyenne or earlier peoples. another duplicate rock was found nearby. The site shows no deep burial, likely dust-silted over. The discoverer, M. Sand of Central Wisconsin, recently moved to Colorado.
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Ault
M. Sand
Colorado
Central
Wis
Longmont Edges Windsor in Windsor Sunds showdown
The visiting Longmont team defeated Windsor with a score of 10 to 0 at Windsor Sunds. The win improves Longmont's record in the series.
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Longmont
Windsor
Windsor Sunds
State board orders meeting on state revenues in May
The state board of equalization issued a circular to county assessors urging a joint conference at the Colorado Capitol on May 24 to push for higher valuations and ensure payment of fourth and fifth class appropriations and funds for major state institutions.
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State Board of Equalization
House of Representatives
Capitol
Shafroth
Seventeenth General Assembly
State University
State Normal School
Greeley
State Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Deaf and Blind School
Colorado Springs
Gunnison
School of Mines
Weld
Cabbage Cultivation Tips From Early 20th Century Guide
A detailed guide on growing cabbage noting soil, manuring, and climate. seed sowing times begin in March for early varieties and April for later types. It discusses flea beetle threats, frame cultivation with muslin shading, and field transplanting in June with irrigation ditches placed 24 to 36 inches apart.
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W. Paddock
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Lockout by Contractors Halts Denver Building Work
Special to the Daily Tribune reports that about 2,000 construction workers were locked out by contractors in Denver amid internal disputes among unions and the building trades council. The stoppage stalls projects worth millions of dollars. In Fort Collins, Colorado Agricultural College’s veterinary department is rated class A, placing it among the top U.S. programs pending official confirmation.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Building Trades Council
A. C
The
Fort Collins
George H. Glover
Veterinary Department of
Colorado Agricultural College
United States
A. M. Farrington
Inspection Commission
Half Holiday Question In Greeley Businessmen Debate Thursday Afternoon Break
Local business men and clerks push for a Thursday half holiday during the hot months to allow time for practice and meetings with outside teams and merchants. A park matinee every Thursday and other amusements reduce support for a Sabbath break.
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Greeley
City Council Delays Meeting To Tomorrow Evening
City council postpones tonight's session to tomorrow evening due to members' prior engagements. Much business has piled up and committees have dedicated time this week to investigations and preparation.
Explosion at Laffin Rand powder mill in Columbus
An explosion in the mixing room of the Laffin Rand powder mill in Columbus Kansas last night killed four men and caused a fire that required about an hour to extinguish by a hundred workers. Damage is expected to exceed 75000 dollars.
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Daily Tribune
Columbus
Kan
Mission lecture by Dr Halsey at LaSalle Church
Dr Halsey of New York, secretary of the foreign missions board, lectured at LaSalle church on Monday afternoon and evening. The afternoon talk benefited women interested in mission work. Dr Halsey came here from Fort Collins. Try a Tribune want ad for results.
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LaSalle
LaSalle Special
Halsey
New York
Board of Foreign Missions
LaSalle Shurch
Fort Collins
Kilpatrick Bros to Retire After Final Grading Contract
The Kilpatrick brothers of Beatrice Nebraska plan to retire after completing the Crow Creek extensions and the LaSalle to Denver grading. They sold their million dollar outfit to McArthur Bros of Omaha, with remaining work sublet. The firm, once worth about 22 million, will end active grading after the current contracts.
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LaSalle
Denver
Hillsboro
Kilpatrick Bros
McArthur Bros
Omaha
Kilpatrick Brothers
Beatrice, Neb
Ireland
Dunn and Bradstreet
Nebraska City
Greeley
North Platte
Gothenburg
the Tribune
Sprague
Lamoreau
Kilpatricks
Beet Prospects Bright As Labor Arrangements Prospective
Japanese and Russian laborers arrive as beet fields show green shoots. About 4000 acres near Greeley under three Japanese contractors at 20 dollars per acre. Thinning hoeing pay up to 22 to 25 dollars per acre with premiums for high yields. Superintendent Timothy notes no beet damage from the recent freeze.
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Timothy
Evolution of Electric Lighting Lecture At Unity Club
Prof Charles A Lory of Fort Collins spoke to the Unity club on the evolution of electric lighting in the parlor of Unity church last evening. He described the rapid progress from early experiments before 1862 to the general adoption around 1880 and noted the subject as his hobby and specialty.
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Charles A. Lory
Fort Collins
Unity Club
Unity Church
Baccalaureate at Windsor Honors Three High School Graduates
The Rev. C. M. Cooper preached the baccalaureate sermon at Windsor M E church Sunday night. Three high school graduates and seventeen eighth grade graduates were praised. The church was packed with friends and relatives as a high school choir performed.
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C. M. Cooper
M. E
Camilla Foltz
Leland Laybourn
Nelile Stoneburg
Pea Farm Planted on Old Colony Farm
150 acres of peas are sowed at the Old Colony farm with two planting drills in operation. The Impson Packing Company leased the farm located west of town. Peas will be canned at the Reeley factory. Late season delays affect sowing and crops.
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Impson Packing Company
Whitch Mes
Reeley
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