Prolonging Life Through Public Health Lectures
Dr. Corwin of Pueblo spoke at City Hall on extending life, debunking microbes and urging prevention of disease. He urged radical school design, clean living, and abstinence from alcohol and tobacco, linking wellness to housing, education, and open-air recreation.
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City Hall
Vitel
Corwin
Pueblo
Leoat
Ella Mead
Wreeley
Academy
2 Greeley
Greeley
Yale
Germany
Japan
Russia
Colorado
Micrnbes
Runaway Couple Elopes Sparking Local Search
Rose Courtney aged 16 eloped with Weasley Haygood 22 after she obtained a license claiming she was 18. Parents and an officer spent the night seeking the pair, while Courtney’s family and Haygood’s kin are portrayed as ordinary. The marriage reportedly occurred with a minister named Case.
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Rose Courtney
Weasley Haygood
Perente
Courtney
Haygood
Case
Haygood Farm
Thimble Party for Mrs Lovell Attracts Thirty Five
Mrs D M Lovell hosted a thimble partyThursday afternoon with about thirty five ladies in attendance. Guests enjoyed needlework and gifts were presented to the hostess who has a birthday next week. Nice refreshments were served as the afternoon passed pleasantly.
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D. M. Lovell
Alfalfa Seed Crop Opens on 50 000 Acres in Idaho
The Idaho State Land Board plans to open 50 000 acres of government land under the Carey Act on June 8 in the Wood River valley, Idaho. appeal of alfalfa seed and hay yields is cited, with profits estimated at about 90 dollars per acre after costs, as irrigation and cultivation expand with sugar beets and potatoes in the arid region.
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Oregon
Idaho State Land Board
Idaho
Wood River
Hagerman
Snake River Valley
Thee
Congress
Big Wood River
Idaho Irrigation Company of
Boise
Bride from Russia Finds Groom on Beebe Draw Farm
The Beebe Draw community reports a romance as Will Krause, who left Russia eight years ago, marries his betrothed Matilda Werner now arriving as his bride. Krause, a thrifty rancher, fulfilled two dreams by owning a farm and sending for his wife.
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Russia
Beebe Draw
Young Will Krause
Krause
Matilda Werner
Portrait of Theodore Roosevelt Hangs in Memorial Hall
Rev. John Doane, Harvard class of 1880, treasures a photograph of a painting of Theodore Roosevelt. The image, painted at the White House, shows the ex president in a characteristic pose and bears his signature. The painting was presented to Harvard by the 1880 class.
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John Doane
Theodore Roosevelt
Memorial Hall
Harvard
Rev. Doane
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Food Inspectors In Greeley Inspect Local Dairies
KE Coulter chief of state inspectors and Dr G H Glover veterinarian arrived in Greeley to inspect every dairy in the area. A government score card will determine condemnation for substandard farms. The state fights tubercular cows and destroys animals showing symptoms after diagnosis. Dr Corwin’s lecture and the health report underscore the visit timing.
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KE. B. Coulter
G. H. Glover
State Agricultural College
Greeley
Corwin
Kunkel and McCewen Wed in Denver Secret Marriage
Emma Kunkel and William McCewen reportedly planned to marry in Denver. A Denver marriage license confirms the union though the couple has not returned to Ault. The bride is the daughter of D A Kunkel with a ranch near Olive Branch. the groom is a wealthy sheepman formerly based in Fort Collins with Canadian origins.
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Emma Kunkel
William McCewen
Denver
Ault
D. A. Kunkel
Olive Branch
Fort Collins
Canada
Runaway horse causes injuries to Marvin Person
Marvin Person, son of Mr. and Mrs. R W Person, was thrown from a buggy when the tug broke and the horse bolted. He suffered a head cut and shoulder bruise but is not seriously hurt, after being taken to a doctor by the Rugh auto.
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Marvin Person
R. W. Person
Prisoner Freed After Illness Sent Him On Denver Freight
A chain gang worker fell ill with cramps and chills. City Physician Mead concluded he was not faking and granted him freedom. He eagerly boarded the first freight train bound for Denver.
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Mead
Denver
Springs Adopts Commission Form of Government
Colorado Springs votes 3161 to 263 to adopt the commission form, abolish ward politics, and empower recall initiative and referendum. The charter creates five departments led by a mayor and four council members, sets salaries, limits franchises to elector approval, and allows city control over water systems and public utilities. The first election under the charter is set for July 6.
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Daily Tribune
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado City
Grand Junction
Pueblo
Chamber of Commerce
Ony
Civil Service Commission
Fire, Police and Public Works
Civil Service
Windsor Grade Commencement Farce Delights Windsor Crowd
The Windsor Special edition reports the Windsor Grade Commencement at the Methodist church where County Superintendent Harrison presided. Eleven of sixteen graduates performed a clever farce The Sweet Girl Graduate while diplomas were awarded to William Blakeman Ted Calvert Glenn Chipman Gladys Dickey Gladys Davis Harry Evans Lillie Hess Agnes Kawin Merna Laybourn Helen Laybourn Verna Miles Parks McCullough Josie McMinn Cora Shaffer Frank Whiting Layton Yancey with praise for students and teachers.
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Methodist Church
Harrison
William Blakeman
Ted Calvert
Glenn Chipman
Gladys Dickey
Gladys Davis
Harry Evans
Lillie Hess
Agnes Kawin
Merna Laybourn
Helen Laybourn
Verna Miles
Parks McCullough
Josie McMinn
Cora Shaffer
Frank Whiting
Layton Yancey
Severance Considers Rail Line With Denver-Laramie
A delegation from Severance and nearby communities met Denver Laramie officials in Greeley last evening to discuss a railway project. Severance plans to contribute if the route passes through the town. A committee will explain the proposal to Severance citizens on Thursday. Attendees included C. A. Nixon A. S. Rogers R. S. Franklin O. L. Pettipier J. F. Hall W. F. Hall and J. W. Bly.
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Severance
Severance and
Greeley
Denver-Laramie
C. A. Nixon
A. 8. Rogers
R. S. Franklin
O. L. Pettipier
J. F
W. F. Hall
J. W. Bly
Suit to Halt Weld County Bridge Contract
Weld county taxpayers suit three county commissioners and G C Sheely to stop a concrete bridge on Eleventh avenue. They allege the contract for 9620 was awarded without plans bids or proper advertising, then voided and reawarded the same day. They seek injunction to stop payment with about half the price already paid. Attorneys Haynes and Strong represent the plaintiffs.
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H. E. Badger
James G. Graham
J. Max Clark
A. N. Strickland
B. A. Morgan
W. W. Brown
Jessie D. Page
L. L. Stimson
Weld County
G. C. Sheely
Eleventh Avenue
Sheely
Denver
Fort Lupton
Haynes and Strong
Sherman Concrete Co seeks cause of Sixth Street sidewalk defect
Sherman Concrete Co telegraphed the cement supplier’s head chemist after identifying a defective section of Sixth Street sidewalk in Greeley. They plan to inspect cement, weather, and workmanship, replacing any defective blocks. The firm guarantees two years and offers a $10,000 bond to cover miles of work. Also noted Kemper barber shop receiving its official union card as local shops push toward unionization.
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Sherman Concrete Company
Sixth Street
Sherman
Greeley
Sherman Company
Kemper
Acard
Denver Heat -Orters
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Tribune
State Land Board
The
Springs
Department of Public Health
Windsor
Windsor Special
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