Dog traded for meal ends with high pedigree claim
A ranch hand named George Dion exchanged his collie Gog for a meal at Cabac ee this morning. The dogbit Dion’s hand and fled with Hall holding the dog until Dion released it. Dion and Hall then disputed ownership as the collie dashed away down the street. Dion later said he would have paid ten dollars for the dog, while noting the owner had kept his end of the bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dion
Henry Hall
Tenth Street
Twelfth Avenue
Cabac Ee
Hall
Dion
Hell
Annual Flower Mission Report from Greeley
The annual report summarizes charitable efforts of the Greeley Flower Mission. It lists distributions of bouquets and gifts, growing plants, meals, clothing, visits to the sick, seeds, and cash donations totaling $19.75, with fruits and vegetables also recorded. Susan G. Adams signs as superintendent, noting aid to hungry children and sick neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Flower Mission
Susan G. Adams
Mrs Perkins Hosts Junior Bridge Whist Club Meeting
Mrs J A Perkins entertained members of the Junior Bridge Whist Club at her home Thursday afternoon. The event was described as a venial enjoyable gathering with the ladies sharing favorite social moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Perkins
Arrows Open Season With Fort Collins Basketball Clash
The Greeley Arrows meet Fort Collins at the Armory in a fast season opener. Tip-off at 8 o clock with admission 35 cents. Lineups feature Comer Hamnett Rankin McCreery for Greeley and Woodbury Newton Sinnard Dey McGinnis for Fort Collins. Louis Wyatt will officiate. Fort Collins’ starter not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Greeley Arrow
Fort Collins
Greeley Arrows
Arrows
Comer
Hamnett
Rankin
McCreery
Woodbury
Newton
Sinnard
Will Enlarge Capacity of Large Reservoir in Weld County
The Greasewood reservoir, to be the largest in Weld county, will be expanded. Owners C. C Clark and A. L. Smith say capacity will reach 2,930,175,000 gallons instead of the initial 958,701,000 estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greasewood
Weld County
C. C Clark
A. L. Smith
Equalization Board Meets Over Property Worth Dispute
The Equalization Board convened to assess damages owed to Mrs. Alberta Erickson for city appropriation of property at Seventh Avenue and Nineteenth Street. Attorneys mapped issues including prior agreements, condemnation needs, and potential impacts on Arlington Gardens, a railroad, and city street plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equalization Board
Alberta Erickson
Seventh Avenue
Nineteenth Street
A. S. Eaton
W. M. Boomer
August Anderson
Garrigues
Denver Lakeside residents plan open house
Community members in Denver's Lakeside district announce an open house at Freeley Theater to discuss local events and neighborhood concerns. Organizers invite residents and stakeholders to participate in the July gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Denver
Turkey met thieves at work hundreds of fowls filched from farmers
A report describes a poultry raid where thieves stole hundreds of fowls from local farmers in a rural area. Police investigation begun to recover birds and arrest suspects.
Vaudeville Playhouse Proposed for Old Catholic Church Site
The Lakeside group contemplates a vaudeville theater in Greeley occupying the old Catholic church near the courthouse. Denver circuits like Orpheum and Sullivan & Considine are noted possibilities for westward expansion as officials are urged to act. Also, a high turkey price era sparks thefts by hobos. Greeley police monitor fowl sales and suspect birds move to Denver via wagons for wholesale dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Arbechie & Purcell
Real Af
Court House
White City
Cme
Orpheum Company
Sullivan& Considine
Majestic Theater
West
Fraternal Circles Busy at Windsor
Windsor reports a busy fraternal week with Rebekah lodge initiating Olive Buhoup Ruth Anderson and Ellen Sandburn. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Rutledge of Timnath. A supper followed and a reception honored Elizabeth Pollock grand manager of the W. I. O. F. hall. Pollock made her first Windsor visit as circle women greeted her. The lodge work proceeded before the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Windsor
Windsor
Rebekah Lodge
Olive, Buhoup
Ruth Anderson
Ellen Sandburn
Rutledge
Timnath
Elizabeth Pollock
I. C. O. F. Hall
Dates Set for Live Stock Show in Denver
The fifth annual Denver stock show runs during Stock Show week with a national scope and several meetings. A big nightly horse show, an enhanced apple exhibit, and a major stockman's banquet at El Jebel temple are planned. The Agricultural College feeds cattle sheep and hogs for display, with carcasses shown before banquet service. Mrs. John Cooper of LaSalle visited Greeley Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
National Live Stock Association
National Beef Producers’ Congress
Colorado Cattle & Horse Growers’ Association
el Jebel Temple
Agricultural College
Drichert Convicted on Burglary Counts in Second Trial
J C Deichert was found guilty on two counts burglary and larceny in a second trial for allegedly robbing the residence of A C Ace near Windsor of $50 in valuables. The prior trial ended with jury disagreement and a short deliberation followed.
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C. Drichert
Quilty
J. C. Deichert
A. C. Ace
Windsor
Ditches Not Filed On Spark Prolonged Court Proceedings
It is alleged that many more ditches in this district have been used for irrigation purposes without necessary filings than previously thought. Judge Bennett of Boulder says proceedings in the cases will extend over several more weeks as out of town attorneys arrive to review cases for various clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Boulder
West becomes the lifeblood of future meat supply
Acknowledging a beef and mutton shortage, the article argues the Western intermountain region holds vast grassland potential. It contends corn states will shift away from pasture, pushing beef production toward the Southwest while the West builds a durable livestock-based economy. It emphasizes pasture-based farming as the prope r and lasting path for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Judge Madden Returns to Colorado After New Mexico Stay
After thirty five years in New Mexico Judge J. Madden brother of Frank Madden clerk of the district court here has returned to Colorado following a visit to relatives in Pittsburg. He previously served sixteen years as police magistrate at Albuquerque New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
New Mexico
Frank Madden
Pittsburg
Jesus Mendez Returns Home to Old Mexico
Jesus Mendez, the Mexican man wounded in a dispute with Andreas Rubio, left Greeley this afternoon for Old Mexico. Rubio is serving a life sentence for the crime. Mendez had been savaged by injuries but recovered and will reunite with his family after months away seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Mendez
Old Mexico
Andreas Rubio
Greeley
Rubio
Brush-BJss Wedding Among Greeley’s Noted Social Events
A high society wedding at J. L. Brush home unites Ruth Gillette and G Will Bliss of prominent pioneer families. Elaborate decorations feature mountain sprigs and pink white chrysanthemums. The ceremony by Rev. John Doane used a ring rite with bridesmaid Anne Er, Marie Eaton, and brief musical interludes.
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Greeley
J. L. Brush
Eleventh Street
Ruth Gillette
G. Will Bliss
John Doane
Marie Eaton
Brush
S Anneer
Walter Bliss
Rev. Doane
Railroad suit against the City of Greeley proceeds
Evidence is being taken this afternoon by Walter Bliss as master in chancery in the case brought by Greeley & Northern Railroad and Utility Co. against the city of Greeley. Officers claim rights were not forfeited as alleged since construction did not begin within the required time. Case will be submitted to Judge Lewis in Denver with a decision expected within six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bliss
Greeley & Northern Railroad and Utility Company
Greeley
George Spear
Bliss
Lewis
United States Circuit Court
Denver
Cohan’s Fifty Miles from Boston Coming to Greeley
George M. Cohan’s musical comedy Fifty Miles from Boston comes to the Greeley Opera House on Wednesday November 24. The rural comedy is set around North Brookfield Massachusetts and features songs written by Cohan for the play.
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George M. Cohan
Greeley Opera House
Boston
North Brookfield
Mass
Mr. Cohan
Whither Flown Sweet Sons of Song
Residents on Normal hill wonder where the three sweet sons of song who once haunted the bus stops at night have gone since the snow. The lingering question is why the nocturnal harmonists disappeared and whether the winter halted their performances for good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romeo
Normal Hill
Song
Thanksgiving program at LaGrange Country Club meeting
LaGrange Country Club held a Thursday afternoon gathering at Miss Fannie Jenpaway home. Mrs. Mark Andrews led readings including The Thanksgiving and Autumn Days. Miss Lela veck er read James Whitcomb Riley’s works. Next meeting at Mrs. E. H. Brown’s home will be an all day event on domestic science with cookery samples and recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
E. H. Brown
Andrews
Subjects At Teachers Meeting Emphasize Child Spirit
Highlights from the twenty seventh annual County Teachers Association discuss the sacredness of life and the unity of the child. Speakers argue personality over creeds in religious education and urge activity driven learning linking intellect feeling and will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
O. A. Petty
Old County Teachers’ Association
QO. A. Petty
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Collie
Flower Mission
FT. Collins
Arlington Gardens
Erickson
Freeley Theater
Turkey
Wholesale Commission
John Coope of
LaSalle
Countrys
Tence
Mendez
Federal Circuit Court
Geeorge M. Cohan
Coming Here
Sweet Sons OF Song
Country Club
Irv N. Miller
Miller
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