Longmont and Greeley Clash as Referee's Calls Spark Controversy
A Saturday football game in Longmont ended in a disputed 6 to 6 tie with Greeley and Longmont, as referee W Runge from Boulder made controversial calls. Fans blamed Runge for forcing Longmont to score twice and praised Captain Brush for a 90 yard interception return.
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Longmont
Boulder
W. Runge
Greeiecy
Runge
Kingdom Come
Gmont
Greeley
Lonmont
Beeves
Runce
Grealey
Hétle Fellows
Giants
David
Goliah
Brush
Horace Greeley
Meeker
Cameron
Lincoln Park
Alf Longmont
Greeleys
Nelson
Grange Organized at Fort Lupton
A local grange is organized in Fort Lupton with a promising membership. Friday box social at the K P hall drew good attendance and $43 was collected. The Thursday afternoon club met at Mr and Mrs McComb home with 30 members and guests, Halloween decor, cider doughnuts and pumpkin pie served.
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Fort Lupton
Ov. i
K. P. Hall
Mesdames
Laudie
Will Jones
O. H. Varney
John Stover
County Schools In A Healthy Condition
The annual report by Superintendent Harrison shows county schools flourishing with 11 511 pupils from ages 6 to 21, 8 320 enrolled, 495 in high schools, and 296 completing eighth grade. Total teachers 248. salaries totaling 143 041.63, up a third from the prior year, with average pay varying by gender and district.
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Harrison
Itwsohy
Jessie B. Todd
Keensburg
Florence MacGinnis
Camfield Offers Local Specials In First Class Northern Colorado Café
Special notice lists a 4 specialty 00 cent hunch for locals and a 60 cent dinner from 6 to p m. Air is advised to use Camfield service as the only first class option in northern Colorado. Café open all day with a big Sunday dinner at 50 cents.
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Camfield
Colorado
How Did You Die by Cooke Poem
A meditation on resilience. The speaker urges facing trouble with resolve and a cheerful heart, measuring worth not by pain or death but by effort and courage. It elevates perseverance over defeat.
Manager Hall boosts spud contest displays at Camfield
The Camfield prize for the largest spud has drawn about a dozen entries on display in a glass case. S. F. McNally brought the largest at four and a half pounds though knotty, while C. G. OParrel sent the most perfect specimen weighing two pounds. Manager Hall tirelessly promotes Greeley.
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Hall
Camfield
S&s. F. McNally
C. G. O’parrel
Greeley
Mother Seeks Child Recovery in Court Fight
Mrs. Calvin Phillips pursues legal action to recover her baby from her mother in law. The grandmother plans to prove the mother unfit to care for the child, while the mother asserts the same about the grandmother. The child’s father was jailed for killing his father in law George Bainbridge.
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Calvin Phillips
Timber decay drains millions from rail and farm timber
The article notes that millions of feet of timber and finished lumber are lost yearly to decay in railroad ties bridges and farm buildings. It highlights fungus as the cause and explains how preservatives extend timber life, saving labor and material costs. The U.S. government through the forest service funds experiments with preservatives at Madison as part of railroad and industry cooperation.
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United States
Forest Service
Madison
Wis
Government Seeks Cull Potatoes for Experiments
The government aims to use Greeley potatoes in denatured alcohol research. The Commercial club requested 300 bushels of culls and the secretary offered to supply them at 25 cents F. O. B. Greley. A test outcome may open a new market. McCrery awaits shipping orders. Missionary speaks at LaSalle program. Mrs. Moteer, a returned China missionary, will address the Presbyterian Missionary society Monday evening.
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Greeley
Commercial Club
Greeley Call
McCrery
LaSalle
Daily Tribune
New Hazelton School House Hosts Housewarming Dance
A house warming at the Hazelton school house drew local youths for a dance and social. Greeley musicians led by Howard Briscoe provided music. attendees included Lucia and Florence Potter Gladys Comer Mabel Johnson and John Davis. Mrs Stone moved her scholars from Moody ranch to the new building.
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Hazelton
Greeley
Howard Briscoe
Lucia
Florence Potter
Gladys Comer
Mabel Johnson
John Davis
Oscar Moody
Stone
Moody Ranch
Greeley Station Praised for Union Pacific Status
Greeley is listed among Union Pacific’s top stations with E H Genge ordered to Omaha for a conference on starting a nationwide railway training school. The plan aims to educate employees across roles from firemen to agents, using papers on line topics to shape textbooks, and open to interested youths. Genge, nearing 25 years with UP, will present on farm product handling benefiting local spud shippers. the school originates with the Big Four system.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Greeley
E. H. Genge
Denver
Kansas City
Salt Lake
America
Genge
Wreeley
North Platte
Neb
Nebraska
Spud
Soul Kiss poster removal sparks Greeley church clash
In Greeley a controversy over posters for the play Soul Kiss erupts after Professor Richard Ernesti urges the mayor to remove them. He accuses not naming the work but pushes for action as the audience debates a response amid public concern.
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Greeley
Richard Ernesti
Unitarian Church
Ernesti
Mr. Ernesti
Houston
Supreme Court Reverses Gale v Statler and Remands
The Colorado Supreme Court today reverses the Weld county district court in Jesse S. Gale v Statler and remands for a new trial. It rules mortgages are not tangible separate from the secured property. The Farmers National Bank of Longmont v Union Reservoir Co. decision upholds the Weld district ruling. Florance v Wilson rehearing petition denied.
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Supreme Court
Jesse S. Gale
George D. Statler
Appellee
Weld County
State Supreme Court
District Court
Farmers National Bank of
Longmont
Union Reservoir Company, Appellee
District Court of Weld County
B. H. Florance
H. Wilson
Smoker Held at Eaton Club Discusses Various Topics
A Monday night smoker at the Eaton club rooms drew a well attended crowd. The gathering featured discussions on many subjects of interest among attendees.
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Eaton Club
Eaton
Rebekahs Hold Halloween Social After Meeting
The Rebekah lodge wrapped up a regular meeting with a Halloween social. Ghosts escorted guests to the awning room where hot corn soup, cider from a punch bowl, and other refreshments were served. Amusements, fortune telling, and a flashlight group photo followed.
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Mesdames Smith
Camfield, Hoffman, Davis
Dauth
Probert and Muth
Union Meeting of Eaton Churches Bid Farewell
A union service at Eaton marked the farewell sermon for Rev. Emanuel Payne who leaves for the Baptist church in Laramie Wyoming. He has been a popular figure here and will say goodbye with his wife and young son this week. Payne also played a key role in local ministerial association work and previously served as secretary.
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Daily Tribune
Eaton
Emanuel Payne
Baptist Church
Laramie
Wyo
Payne
Ministerial Association
Small bore Sunday fire at 1429 Fourth street
Fire department was called Sunday afternoon for four small blazes at 1429 Fourth Street. The out building fire appeared caused by children. Police alerted, ten minutes to notify connections for the whistle. A high wind could have fed a larger blaze.
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Fourth Street
Halloween Wind Damage Deters City Vandalism
A strong northwesterly Halloween wind contributed to property damage and pranks. Police presence helped curb turmoil with extra officers. Notable incidents include a broken water pipe on Normal Hill and damaged shop windows on Ninth Avenue. Dr Wright seeks a missing settee from his porch.
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Normal
Wright
Ninth Avenue
Usu
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Edmund Vance Cooke
Congregational Brotherhood
Rebekahs
Hallowe És Social
Union Meeting OF
Eaton Churches
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