Educational Day discussed by Saturday Afternoon club
The Saturday Afternoon club met with Mrs. Frank I. Ewing to observe Educational Day. Papers by Mrs. Charles E. Clark on Education in the Home and Mrs. Howard Rea on Education at School were followed by discussion on moving pictures and Sunday comics. Members agreed on heavy school work for children to complete at home evenings, with most members present and refreshments served.
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Frank I. Ewing
Federation
Charles E. Clark
Howard Rea
School Board Buys Historic Map Set For History Dept
The board purchased a complete set of Rand McNally maps to aid United States history studies. Mrs. Davis spoke at a teachers meeting on temperance instruction. The juvenile band gains a room in Meeker building for rehearsals with twenty members led by Prof. J. R. Whitman. Early Friday dismissal allows teachers to attend a Normal College lecture by Mrs. Dorothea Hoaglin Hayden. A new basement room at South Ward School will be completed, led by Miss Rhena Purdy. Overcrowded fifth grade teachers and half day sessions affect several early grades.
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Department of History
United States
Rand-MecNally Publishing Company
Supt. Carter
Davis
Publc
J. R. Whiteman
Normal
Dorothea Hoaglin Hayden
South Ward
Rhena Purdy
Growth theme explored by Social Science Circle gathering
The Social Science Circle met at the Presbyterian manse with Rev. and Mrs. TM J Hunter. Prof. W G Chambers presented a talk on Growth using charts from 23 000 children showing gender and national differences in development. Miss Edna West joined as a member. The next meeting will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B L Kittle with Mrs A K Clark presenting on The Library Movement.
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Social Science
J. Hunter
Presbyterian Manse
W. G. Chambers
B. L. Kittle
A. K. Clark
Gilcrest News Brief Reports Local Visitors and Pastor
Charles Hines visited Fort Lupton on Sunday. Miss Jane Bentley and her brother from LaSalle stayed Wednesday to Friday. Walter Davis returned to Greeley Monday after visiting his sister Mrs Hines. Mr Gilcrest came back Friday from Denver on business. Rev Crain of Denver now serves as pastor. Services held every Sunday morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hines
Fort Lupton
Jane Bentley
LaSalle
Walter Davis
Mrs. Hines
Greeley
Gilcrest
Denver
Rev. Crain
Local Moves and Visits Highlight Community Notes
Gipson and family relocate to Greeley. W Harsh and kin return to their farm. Miss Basher of Longmont stays with the Boyds. Mr Self and family occupy the big house on the Coffee ranch. Mr and Mrs Robert Basher of Hudson visit the Boyds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Troth
Greeley
W. Harsh
Miss Basher
Longmont
Boyd
Mr. Self
Robert Basher
Hudson, Colo
Mrs. Boyd
Local Notes From Lucerne Area Social And Rentals
Tom Barelay rents Charles Francisco's farm for a year. Ray Christman visits Ned Holmes in recent days. Pearl Whitten visits Mr. Hillyer in Kersey. Alicia King visits Lulu Houston in Greeley. Buell school box social last Friday night raised 382 in proceeds.
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Tom Barelay
Charles Francisco
Ray Christman
Greele
Ned Holmes
Pearl Whitten
Kersey
Mr. Hillyer
Alicia King
Greeley
Lulu Houston
Buell
Williams Jubilee Singers to Perform at Park Congregational
Rev Doane praises the Williams Jubilee Singers to appear at Park Congregational church Friday night describing the program as uplifting and not merely a money making scheme. He cites testimonials from church leaders and others endorsing the group as among the finest in the country.
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Doane
Williams Jubilee Singers
The
Park Congregational Church
America
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lumber Will Go Higher
In Tifton Georgia on November 19 representatives of twenty six yellow pine mills in the Georgia-Florida Sawmill association reported a returning boom in the lumber business. Mills are booked to run through the holidays and plan to refuse new business awaiting higher prices after the year’s start.
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Tifton
Georgia-Florida Sawmill Association
Shonts Elected Director of Colorado & Southern
Theodore P. Shonts president of the Interboro Metropolitan railway and former Isham Canal commission chairman was elected a director of the Colorado & Southern at the annual Denver meeting. A few other board changes occurred but Vice President Parker said this will not alter road ownership.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Theodore P. Shonts
Interboro Metropolitan Railway
Ishmian Canal Commission
The
Colorado & Southern
Parker
New Commander in Philippines Succeeds Weston
Washington reports Major General W. P. Duvall has been chosen to lead U S troops in the Philippines replacing Major General John F. Weston. Duvall, current assistant chief of staff, will likely be followed by General Thomas H. Barry who now commands the American army in Cuba.
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Philippines
The
Daily Tribune
Washington
W. P. Duvall
John F. Weston
Duvall
Thomas H. Barry
Cuba
Convict No 603 Registered at Joliet Penitentiary
Peter Van Vlissengen, who recently confessed to misappropriating 700000 dollars, was registered today at the state penitentiary as convict No 603. His head and beard were shaved by an Italian lifer serving for wife murder. He will be assigned to work in the broom factory.
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Daily Tribune
Madden Reservoir Planned by Madden Couple in Fort Collins
The county clerk filed map and plans for a new reservoir to benefit land in the county's northwest. Owners Frank and Anna Madden of Fort Collins name the Madden reservoir with capacity 40,664,850 cubic feet. Colorado Investment & Agency Co. is principal owner. cost estimated at 13,000 dollars. water supply sourced from Sand Creek.
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Frank and
Anna Madden
Fort Colins
Colorado Investment & Agency Company
Madden
Sand Creek
Next Criminal Case Monday In District Court
The district court will not hold criminal cases until Monday next when Fred Deubach will be tried for burglary and larceny. He is accused in connection with Eaton of stealing grain from the Wallace farm. Deubach is Eaton's stepfather, aged 19, while Eaton is 12.
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Fred Deubach
Eaton
Wallace Farm
Evolutionary ideas traced in early natural history
The text notes Buffon around 1750 first suggesting animal transmutation. Lord Monboddo circa 1774 proposed human descent from ape. Dr. W Wells in 1813 applied natural selection to humans, and Herbert in 1822 asserted plant transmutation.
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Buffon
Lord Monboddo
W. ©. Wells
Herbert
Brandied peaches spark a dish mishap tale
A friend is hosted for dinner as one man teases his wife’s cooking. He admits to adding extra brandy to her peaches without her knowledge, claiming the result is unusually good and hints at deception. The anecdote appears in the Kansas City Independent.
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Kansas City
White Pepper versus Black Pepper Explained
The text notes why white pepper is preferred over black not for appearance or flavor but for reduced stomach irritation. Both come from the same peppercorn species. white pepper lacks the outer husk, which is removed before grinding.
Thanksgiving Mount Trip Offers Ben-Hur and Games
A single day trip on Thanksgiving November 26 to Denver includes the Ben-Hur production, a Boulder University versus School of Mines football game, and automobile races at Overland Park. Last season chance. ask Union Pacific agent for details.
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Denver
Boulder University
School of Mines
Overland Park
Union Pacific
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