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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1909

Page

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Decoration Day Service and Memorial Observance at Opera House

The article describes Decoration Day events in Greeley with services at the Opera House. Veterans groups lead a memorial sermon by Rev. Debber, a full program with choirs and readings, and a procession to the cemetery. Afternoon activities at the Armory include songs, addresses by Prof. Carter and Prof. Thomas, and a moving tribute to fallen soldiers. It also notes a staffing change at Delta school with Prof. A B Craig resigning and Principalship offered to Mr. Bishop at a nearby school. Miss Chester to grade primary.

Greeley Fioe Patton Sons of Veterans Order of Odd Fellows Debber Liberty Union Kerr Woman's Relief Corps Messars Stukey W. H. Thompson Hatch Scott Thompson Rome Armory J. J. Lace C. BE. Carter Gettyeburg W. C. Thomas W. B. Gillis America A. B. Craig Delta J. F. Fezers Pharmacy Craig Bishop Evans Chester

Charge Against Smith Dismissed In Indian Community Feud

The Ker ry man known as a medicine man asked for and got a nolle contendre plea Saturday. After paying about $22 in costs, the case was dismissed. A yearling calf with a sprained leg, reportedly left in stockyards by a railroad, was given to Smith. He tied the leg and drove the animal two miles to his ranch. deputies say the long stockyard wait was the harsher cruelty.

Smith Kerry Nolle

Orpheum Tonight Hosts Luis Bros Armless Wonders

The Orpheum Tonight presents the armless Wonders Luis Bros performing feats with their feet alongside new pictures and the Orpheum Stock Co presenting the one act comedy Running for Office.

Orpheum Luis Bros Armless Wonders New Pictures Orpheum Stock Co

Denver Saturday Stay Plans Mention Warner Miss Ka Days

A fragment mentions a Denver Saturday stay related to Warner and Miss Ka days. The text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes.

Therine Warner Denver

Funeral services for Grace Gale Clark at Congregational Church

The ash es of Grace Gale Clark were buried at rest with services led by Rev. Parsons of Colorado Springs. Mrs. J. M. B. Petrikin sang with Mrs. F. P. Matthews at the piano as mourners filled the church with flowers and quiet reverence. Relatives and friends accompanied her body to its final resting place beside her father and brother.

Clark Grace Gale Clark Congregational Church Parsons Colorado Springs J. M. B. Petrikin F. P. Matthews

Texas Tornado Destroys Zephyr Village in Brown County

A tornado struck Zephyr in eastern Brown County at 1 a.m. Sunday causing 32 deaths and about 50 serious injuries. Nearly fifty houses were demolished and a business block burned after lightning sparked a fire. Two children were found deceased two miles away, and many survivors wandered the streets in shock seeking shelter and aid.

Mipiavuwesd Zephyr Brown County

Imprisoned for Perjury in Fort Collins Case

KE. M. Sandy and S. M. Alien of Fort Collins confessed to perjury in the trial of attorney T. J. Leftwich over an assault on Will Austin on July 5 aboard a C. and S. train No. 82. They pleaded guilty before Judge Gamble at a Saturday night district court session and received terms of not less than one year nor more than two years in the penitentiary. They admitted accepting money from Leftwich and Cross to testify for Leftwich, who shot a man on the train. Leftwich is a Greeley attorney.

KE. M. Sandy S. M. Alien Fort Collins T. J. Leftwich Will Austin Gamble District Court Collins Leftwich Cross Greeley

Got Him on a Reel Eaton Special

Edward Payson Weston drew the camera’s eye at Eaton as a moving picture apparatus captured him. Local townsfolk lined the tracks while Weston and Eatonites stood by, with several film efforts predicted to surface soon in show house canvassings. Some town photographers claim strong results from their reels.

Edward Payson Weston Eaton Weeston Eatonites

Platte River Rising Forces Farmers to Strengthen Banks

The Platte river rises rapidly as farmers reinforce river banks amid prolonged drought broken by fifteen hours of rain and persistent winds. The heavy rain damages grain crops while preparations hedge against high water.

Platte River Green City

The Blue and the Gray Poem Verses on War and Peace

This wartime poem contrasts the Blue and the Gray as soldiers of opposing sides who lie in equal honor under the sod. It speaks of judgment day, remembrance, and a universal respect for the fallen, with imagery of dewy graves, laurel, and gentle rain.

Tramps Start Fire in Vacant Seventh Avenue House

A group of tramps set fire to the vacant C. F. Ahlstrand residence at Seventh avenue and Eighteenth street early Sunday. The blaze gutted the interior, burning a hole in the floor and spreading to the second floor, with damages in the hundreds. The incident follows two prior spring fires by hobos on wooden floors. Police comment on growing audacity since the chain gang was discharged.

C. F. Ahlstrand Seventh Avenue Eighteenth Street

Fourth Grade Teacher Leaves for Summer Home

Miss Ethel Merrill teaches fourth grade and departs today for her Burnett Wisconsin home to spend the summer away from school duties.

Ethel Merrill Burnett Wis

Assaulted 90-Year-Old Man Charged in Family Attack

Theron Hall, aged 90, bears head and facial injuries after an assault by Samuel Jackson and Jacksons wife, now married to Hall. Jackson jailed on 500-dollar bond for assault and battery. a more serious charge may follow. The trio allegedly drove Hall from his home and improper deeds transfers are noted. The old man contemplates divorce grounds.

Samuel Jackson Justice Pressly Theron Hall the Tribune Jackson Hall

Denver guest Miss Nellie Newbury visits Johnson sisters

Miss Nellie Newbury of Denver was the guest of Misses Mildred and Edna Johnson over Sunday. Miss Alice Patterson visited in Peckham Saturday.

Nellie Newbury Denver Mildred Edna Johnson Alice Patterson Peckham

Commissioners to Meet Weighing New Irrigation District

The county commissioners will convene to consider a petition for a Denver St. Vrain Municipal Irrigation District. Frank Forman and Jed Biederman lead farmers from Dacona in seeking authority to organize township land in Townships 1 3 North and Ranges 67 68 West. The Standley Lake water system, nearing completion, would supply the district for the 1910 irrigation season.

Frank Forman David Brimble Jed Biederman Dacona Denver- St. Vrain Great Standley

Indian Grave Found on Green City Ranch

An Indian burial site was unearthed on S Sanford’s 4000 acre ranch in Green City. Two skeletons, an unusually large adult and a child, were found with abundant beads. The remains are well preserved with bones of the adult unusually hard while those of the child appear softer.

Green City S. Sanford Sanford

Y M C A Plans Estes Park Site Near Longs Peak

The Y M C A purchases Wind River lodge in Estes Park for 300 acres including a nineteen room hotel and cottages. A vacation conference July 17 to 25 will feature speakers from Buffalo Missouri and Colorado Springs with state and national leaders guiding activities. Funds total from 12 000 to 18 000 dollars for improvements plus 25 000 in eastern donations support building an assembly hall and dining hall and arranging rail discounts and lodging.

Wind River Lodge Estes Park Young Men's Christian Association A. G. Pearson Robert Freeman Buffalo N. Y Perry V. Jenness Missouri Howard A. Johnson Colorado Springs Edward W. Peck Minnesota Long’s Peak

Chain gang discussion on city discipline and costs

Last month the chain gang cost the city 87 for meals. They received 607 meals and their street cleaning work was worth several hundred dollars. Supporters see chain gang as the only method to deter tramps. Proposals mention stocks or whipping posts for those who start fires in houses.

LaSalle Triumphs 14 to 6 Over Peckham in Special

LaSalle defeated Peckham 14 to 6 in a Saturday game marked by improved Peckham play compared to a 29 to 6 earlier loss. The LaSalle squad held the lead through the contest and earned the LaSalle Special distinction.

LaSalle Peckham Peckham Boys LaSalle Bunch

Burglars Loot Ault Hardware Store Saturday Night

Burglars broke into Tyler and Sprinkle Hardware in Ault on Saturday night stealing about 150 worth of knives and razors along with 10 in cash a 20 check and a few small items. The break in was found Sunday morning with blood on the safe door and glass. Two unknown men were seen in the store earlier and a clue hints the same culprits as a recent theft. G A Randolph discovered the break in and noted damaged window panes and burnt matches on the floor.

Tyler & Sprinkle HardWare Ault G. A. Randolph

Denver Laramie meeting yields no clear proposition

A Denver Laramie committee returned Saturday night with no definite plan. Laramie officials hint at a new proposal in a few days to secure the loan for the road. The company owns land between Denver and Greeley and Hillsboro townsite. Greeley promoters may take over lands as security for the loan. A further meeting by Greeley agents is likely.

Denver Denver-Laramie Laramie Greeley Hillsboro

Mother of a Veteran Attends Memorial Address at Opera House

Rev Dubbers eulogized veterans during a memorial address at the opera house on Sunday. Mr Dunn of Pollock Dunn funeral directors attended. his mother Mary Dunn aged 87 recently moved from Iowa to live with him. Dunn served in the Sixth Ohio cavalry from 1862 to 1865.

Dubbers Fine Opera House Dunn Pollock & Dunn Mary Dunn Iowa Sixth Ohio Cavalry

Memorial Day at Ault Observed by Union Services

Memorial Sunday observances filled the Armory as Company C in full dress and local veterans attended. A choir drawn from town churches provided special music and Rev. Jesse Buswell of the Congregational Church preached the sermon. M. M. Lyon traveled to Denver for the weekend.

Armory Company C Jesse Buswell Congregational Church

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Decoration Day Sprng OPERA G. 4 Odd Fellows and Citizens Dabber Texas Near Nunn Y.M.C. A Longs Peak Wind River Chain Gang Prac Tice M. M. Lyon
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