Greeley Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The Greeley Tribune published daily except Sundays and legal holidays by the Greeley Tribune Publishing Company. D H Wolfe manages, Charles Hansen editor, Edna Andrews assistant. Rates list one month 20 cents, one year two dollars. Entered July 7, 1908 as second class matter in Greeley Colorado.
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Greelevy Tribune Publishing Company
D. H. Wolfe
Charles Hansen
Edna Andrews
Greeley
Colorado
Editor Hansen Departs Tribune After Six-Year Run
The Tribune acknowledges the departure of editor Hansen after six years shaping its course in Union Colony era Greeley. He brought city paper experience and a commitment to local problems and the underdog, planning to remain in Greeley and continue in journalism. The paper vows future growth and continued community leadership.
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The
Tribune
Union Colony
J. Max Clark
Hansen
Colorado
Greeley
Bright
Mr. Hansen
Mr. Hansen Leave, It Must Be Remembered That the Tribune
the Tribune
Last of Series of Social Events at Mrs Robie Home
Mesdames George Robie and J B McCutcheon closed their social series with a Friday dinner and Saturday luncheon at Mrs Robie's home. Yellow and white decor, progressive dinner on Friday, pumpkin centerpiece on Saturday, with several guests and helpers listed.
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George Robie
J. B. McCutcheon
Aileen Thompson Keihteen Wheeler
Janet Robie
Hallie Daven
Marion Fezer
Kathleen Wheeler
Mesdames
Jesse Gale
Er. R. Thayer
W. C. Wilson
B. D. Harper
R. F. Graham
One Fare Round Trip to Denver Thanksgiving Day
Special offer to Denver on November 26 for Ben Hur opera or play and Boulder University versus School of Mines grid game plus auto races at Overland Park. Last chance of season, ask Union Pacific agent for details.
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Denver
Boulder University
School of Mines
Overland Park
Union Pacific
Faked Warning Turns Fatal Revolver Incident
Girth Spencer a 24 year old farmer from Owen Indiana was accidentally shot and killed by Miss Ida Reinhart whom he planned to wed at Christmas. During breakfast he claimed he had no gun. She showed her pistol, received it back after he removed two cartridges, and after three discharges the final shot hit his heart.
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Louisville
Girth Spencer
Owen
Ind
Ida Reinhart
Spencer
Miss Rinehart
Gospel Meetings Draw Crowd at First Christian Church
The First Christian church gospel meetings draw full houses with three new members joining in two weeks of revival. Rev Dubber preached on "The Proper Church to Join" while Prof Theo E Fitz, music director, sang "Stick to Your Bible, Boy" inspiring reverence and renewed faith among attendees.
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First Christian Church
Dubber
Theo. E. Fitz
Beer Belle Guinness linked to murder suspect in Nebraska report
Denver police received word from Alvarado Nebraska that Mrs J E Miner Geiger Smith may be the Belle Guinness of LaPorte Indiana infamous for wholesale murders. The Neb sheriff says the resemblance is striking but confirms nothing definite pending further inquiry.
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Denver
Alvarado
Neb
J. E. Miner-Geiger-Smith
John Smith
Wally Mann
Belle Guinness
LaPorte
Ind
Nebraska
Shows Up After 35 Years
Constantine Hirsch, once missing for 35 years and presumed dead by relatives, returned in Denver bearing a fortune of nearly priceless furs. He visited his niece Mrs. Rose McGregor before planning visits to Springfield Illinois relatives. He had reportedly struck it rich in the northwest.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Constantine Hirsch
Springfield
Mass
Rose McGregor
Ill
Hirsch
Northwest
Boys Save Cripple In Denver Fire at Ingram House
Fire in a rooming house at Eighteenth and Gien early this morning endangered G. C. Lea and his wife. Two boys spotted the smoke and, finding the house apparently empty, pounded on doors and awakened the couple. Lea, a cripple, escaped just in time to save his life.
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Denver
Eighteenth and
Gienarm
G. C. Lea
Lea
Five-Cent Theatre Fire Traps Patrons. One Feared Dead
A moving picture machine sparked a blaze in a Chicago five cent theatre on November 23. The fire caused panic and injuries including four women in critical condition with one man reported near death. Firemen battled flames and smoke as spectators fled.
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Daily Tribune
Chicago
Dante Quote About Love Possession Blesses The Day
A daily thought urges readers to heed the moment when love took possession of them, blessing the day and embracing that gift. The excerpt frames love as a transformative, mindful force guiding daily conduct.
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Dante
Real Estate Transfers in Weld County Daily Listing
Weld County real estate transfers dated November 2 show multiple deeds. Wm K Bierkamp Jr to Elda Aitchison W D 800 NE 5 7 68. Evans Coal and Land Co to Benjamin Cox W D 100 Lot 37 Bik M Evans addition. J B Ferguson to G W Hinamon W D 1 Lots 12 and 14 Bik 4 Bowmans Add Windsor. Helen C OBrien and Thomas J OBrien to C L Beatty and C B Beyerle W D 1 SE 19 SE 21 and Lots 1 2 21 12 56. John K E Shafer and Bert A Shafer to Charles Georgis W D 50 Lots 9 10 Bik 2 First Add Pierce. W E Gillespie to Charles M Shoemaker W D 1 Lot 3 Blk 4 Second Add Cranford. Charles M Shoemaker to Anna Hall Gillespie W D 1 E of W Lot 3 Blk 89 Greeley. Scott B McClelland to Allie B Ashby W D 1 Lots 37 38 Blk 9 Arlington Heights. Fred E Graefe and S C A Taylor W D 259 Lots 34 Bik 3 Graefe Fifth Add. nae Ault
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Wm. K. Bierkamp, Jr
Elda Aitchison
W. D
The
Evans Coal & Land Co
Benj. Cox
M. Evans
J. B. Ferguson
G. W. Hinamon
Bowman's
Windsor
Helen C. O'Brien
Thomas J. O’brien
C. L. Beatty
C. BK. Beyerle
John KE. Shafer
Bert A. Shafer
Charles Georgis
Pierce
Wm. E. Gillespie
Charles M. Shoemaker
Cranford
Anna Hall Gillespie
Greeley
Scott B. McClelland
Allie B. Ashby
Arlington Heights
Fred E. Graefe
S. C. A. Taylor
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