Bryan Elevates Private Citizen Status in Republican View
The St. Paul Dispatch Republican opinion argues William Jennings Bryan’s value lies in his citizenship not his vote. It praises his righteousness as a defining quality shared with Lincoln Roosevelt and even John Brown, asserting Bryan will be remembered among great Americans and will influence today’s issues despite electoral defeat.
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Mr. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
Webster
Calhoun
Clay
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
William J. Bryan
John Brown
St. Paul Dispatch
Richard J. Jose Sings Old Favorites at Opera House
Contra tenor Richard J. Jose and his company visit the opera house on Wednesday November 18 presenting songs like Bonnie Eloise the Belle of the Mohawk Vale Rose of My Life and Silver Threads Among the Gold In a recent interview Jose says public demand favors sentimental songs over ragtime and that many old favorites remain beloved by audiences The northwest impressed by the company includes strong reception for Jose’s classic ballads and unique style
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Richard J. Jose
Opera House
Melba
Northwest
Jose
Bonnie Eloise
Mohawk Vale
Brandon
Curfew Plan Proposed in Chicago to Save Youth
Special to the Daily Tribune reports Chicago weighs a city wide curfew targeting children under 14. Police and reform groups back the measure to require curfew hours 9 pm in winter and 10 pm in summer to reduce disappearances and dangers from white slavers.
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Daily Tribune
Chicago
Heart to Heart Talks Showcasing a Boy and His Dog
A boy named Tommy and his loyal pup share a close bond through joyful and sad moments. The muscled arc follows their companionship from playful reunions to a tragic ending when a mad dog incident ends the Pup’s life, leaving a moral about kindness and misunderstanding.
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Tommy
Tray
How to Be Happy Though Married
Professor F. H. Blackmore urges a school course preparing for matrimony to reduce marital misery and divorces. He argues love must be taught as devotion and self sacrifice, with marriage based on equality, understanding, and absence of selfishness.
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F. H. Blackmore
University of Kansas
Real Estate Transfers and Incorporation Notices
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds in Greeley and surrounding areas including Archibald L. Camp Jr to Charles Camp and others, Maggie Fisher to Burton Larborn and George Houston, and Joseph Morrow to Herbert Munger among many parcels. Articles of incorporation for Eaton Mercantile Co with capital stock of 20000 and possible drainage projects by Worsfold, Lingelbach, Lonergan noted with associated maps and statements.
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Archibald L. Camp, Jr
Charles Camp
Eulah C. Bickling
Charle
Cornelia
Greeley
Charl Camp
Avah Cornelia Senior
Maggie Fisher
Burton D. Larborn
George M. Houston
T Crawford
William A. Howard
W. Blanchard
W. D
West Side
Eaton
Herbert P. Hill
Aoes
Oat & Hinte A
Kersey
Joseph P. Morrow
John Ferguson
Herbert O. Munger
W D
Windsor
Solet
Edward G. Moon
Lucy M. Trager
George T. Raney
John T. Bamann
James A. Whitmore
F. T. W. Kert
Greeles Lawrence Williams
George Williams
Patton & Parkman's
George Graham
Loretta E. Hubert
Cave & Priddy Add
Pierce
H. G. White
Loretta E. Hubert W. D
Cave & Priddy
The
Eaton Mercantile Company
Bruce G. Eaton
M. S. Losey
Rebecca J. Eaton
Worsfold
North Pawnee Creek
Igo Creek
Pawnee Buttes
Otto Lingelbach
E. C. Worsfold
F.P. Lonergan
Negro kills seven officers in Okmulgee riot
In Okmulgee Oklahoma on November 16 a black man killed seven officers with a rock and then burned himself as a mob closed in. Shots fired in the siege left the killer dead and authorities called for troops who were later deemed unnecessary as order returned.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Law
St. Louis
San Francisco
Jim Deckard
Steve Grayson
Description of a Greek district town and its assets
The passage outlines a town with Sotinnitel climate cooler in shade and at night. modern stores, a system of ranks belonging to the city or state. two fine public libraries and a new city hall. rich surrounding garden and agricultural country. three daily newspapers and three weeklies. four ranks and band deposits over 2000 dollars. a Commercial club and active social life. Annual crops of the Greek district reach six million dollars.
Greeley Lodge Directory and Fraternal Society Listings
Directory of Greeley lodges and fraternal groups with officers and meeting nights. Includes A. O. U. W. EBE Greeley Lodge No. 50, Davelters of the American Revolution, Fraternal Union America, M. B. A., G. A. R., I O O F, Knights and Ladies of Security, K of P, Pythian Sisters, L C T M, Masonic orders, and other societies with listed officers and meeting schedules.
Local Fraternal and Civic Group Meeting Schedule Fragments
A partial listing shows meeting times for several groups. Royal Netetbesn Mrs Clyde Weber Oraclers Maud Fine recorder meets second Thursday evenings and fourth Thursday afternoons at LO FP hall. Royal Aesnum Eugene Veldran rests. A J Lotr jr secretary meets second and fourth Mondays at Carpenter’s office. Uniform Bank C A Lawrence captain Ira L Sides secretary meets first and third Fridays at LO F hall. Women of Wood erift Mrs Jennie Moyer and Mrs Alice Ling clerk meet first and third Friday afternoons in LO O F hall. Kaelaht of the Golden Eagle C E March Noble Chief BE C Billings keeper of records meets every Thursday evening at MB.
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Frank Madden
C. L. Sullivan
Greeley Lodge
Agentey- Si Ce
Stetay
P. Cc
Tueho Hge
Rebekah
Mre
Pugents Smith
N. G
I. O. O. F. Hall Keights
Ladies of Security
le & Vrooman
Melinds Potter
Frank Gordon
C. C
Charier E
Emma Schryver
Marion B&b Abbott
Legal Mystic
John Holland
F. E B. Baker
Masonic
M. J. Neill
Eh Flower
Onic Hall
Royal Arch Masons
William Fial Theeeem
H. F. Flower
Eects
J. O. Glaser
Roughen Templar
O. M. Abbott
KB. C. Co
N. Jackson
C. EB
Nettie Arbuckle
Royal Netetbesn
Clyde Weber
Maud Fine
Recorder
Hall
Royal Aresnum
Eugene Veldran
A. J. Lotr, Jr
D. B. Carpenter
C. H. Randal
Eugene Williams
E. Ali
Uniform Bank
C. A. Lawrence
Ira Ll Sides
F. Hall
Women of Wooederift
Jennie Moyer
Alice Ling
L O. O. F. Hall
Greeley’s Growth Highlighted In North Colorado Portrait
City of Greeley, with 9,000 residents, sits 62 miles north of Denver and 40 miles from the Rockies. It boasts pure mountain water, a Weld County seat status, a Colorado State Normal School, graded schools, wide streets, churches, and homes valued high. The town hosts a beet sugar plant, canning factory, potato starch works, numerous manufacturers, a wholesale grocery, a premier hotel, two railroads with others expanding, all signaling strong local enterprise.
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Greeley
Denver
Rocky Moountains
United States
Weld County
Colorado State Normal School
Oldings
Mississippi
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Tribune
Weld County Abstract and Investment Company
Ernest G. Steele
Tion Pacific Railroad Company
James H. Kimball
Sarah
Howard
Louis O. Munson
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A. J
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Bik
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the Tribune
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Seal of
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Geeley
City OF
Ahlstrand
Chas. Lindberg
Oth Street
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Greeley Brick
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