Democratic National Committee Sets Western Campaign HQs
Alva Adams announces two Democratic campaign headquarters in Denver to run Bryan's western campaign and finances. Governor Osborne will receive all remittances for the Colorado and intermountain states and retain one percent to cover state needs.
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Democracy OF
Colorado
Democratic National Commit
Denver
John B. Osborne
National Finance’ Committee
Mr. Bryan
Osborne
Democratic National Committee
Albany
Coloeeaere
Ciown
Bryan Od Kern
Alva Adams
Classified Wants and Local Notes Across Greeley
Want ads list five cent lines for "Hipe" and ten cents for others, with listings for sale horses mules and furniture. Notices include rent for furnished rooms, local visits, removals, and a Republican rally in the district courtroom with speakers and attendance.
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Nein
Local Names and Movements Reach Across Town
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McElroy left Thursday for Boise Idaho. Mrs. J D Mitchell returned to Denver after a six day visit with Mrs. Harry Taylor. Mrs. E R Thayer came back from Colorado Springs to visit her son Harry Thayer and his wife. A M Z Shadbolt of Cleveland Ohio visited Greeley this week to see his sister Mrs Gordon Miller. W Z Bills of Denver passed through Greeley en route to Denver from Laramie.
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James Woolf
W. 8. Brooks of
Eaton
Greeley
Fort Collins
Charles McElroy
Boise, Idaho
J. D. Mitchell
Denver
Harry Taylor
E. R. Thayer
Colorado Springs
Harry Thayer
A. M. Z. Shadbolt
Cleveland, O
Gordon Miller
Mr. Shadbolt
Seattle
W. Z. Bills
Laramie
Des Auto
Bilis
Taft Train Expected In Denver City At 5 30 PM
The special Taft train is expected to reach the city around 5 30 this afternoon. The stay will be brief, as William Howard Taft is billed to speak later in Denver this evening from the rear platform of the locomotive.
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Willian H. Taft
Mr. Taft
Denver
Local notices and social hints from Tribune ads
Tribune advertisements note C I Faulkner H J Weibking and H W Hurlbut duck hunting Thursday night. Eastern State residents planning Friday travel for a Faton event report by Saturday to Mrs Ar buckle. Mrs M R Neary hosted a dinner party with Corning Iowa former residents among guests. Aldiman travels to Boulder Longmont Loveland and Fort Collins to drum up Odd Fellows grand lodge support for October 19 20 21 22 events. a special Lafayette train is planned. Mr and Mrs BE Thompson return from California after months away seeking health improvement. Mrs Thompson reports no further improvement and Mr Thompse plans to visit with his wife.
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J. ©. Aldiman
Boulder
Longmont
Loveland
Fort
Grand Lodge
Lafayette
Elks Ball Draws Crowd Despite Rival Events
The Elks event Thursday night drew a large audience with cards and dancing. Bea Couzens sang a vocal solo and Ariss Williams played a piano piece as attendees enjoyed a festal board with fruit olives ice cream and cake.
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Bea Couzens
Ariss Williams
Youth Tie Social at Swedish Lutheran Church
Young people of the Swedish Lutheran church held a necktie social Thursday evening drawing a large crowd. A fine literary and musical program preceded a baskets auction conducted by David Loferen, raising 39.60 dollars. Refreshments were served by the youths.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
David Loferen
Birthday Dinner Honoring Husband At 6:30
Mr. F. H. Badger planned a pleasant surprise birthday dinner for his husband Friday. A number of friends were invited to dinner at 6:30 and enjoyed a social evening together. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Williams, Scott Bullard, H. F. Badger, Mrs. W. W. Field, and Miss Ethelwyn Lovell.
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F. H. Badger
Messrs. and Mesdames T. C. Williams
Scott Bullard
H. F. Badger
W. W. Field
Ethelwyn Lovell
Fire Bell Relocated From City Hall Tower
The old fire bell and its tower at City Hall have been removed due to rotted timbers and safety concerns. The bell, bought and erected in 1894, will be temporarily stored behind the fire department before a steel tower is built above the new fire department to house it.
Church Services and Sunday Schedules Listed
The Churches Swed ish Baptist Church with Rev A Tjernlund hold 11 am Sunday and 8 pm Wednesday services at Steele s hall Christian Science 800 Ninth Street. Nazarenes led by Rev Berger have 10 am Sunday school 11 am service 3 pm People's meeting 7 30 pm evening service. Emanuel Church Swedish Evangelical Lutheran led by Rev Gustafson offers 10 am Sunday school and morning service 7 45 pm evening service.
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Swedish Baptist Church
A. Tjernlund
Il A. m
Steele’s Hall
Christian Science
Ninth Street
Emanuel Church
Gustafson
Il A
Swedish Migtes Church Sunday Schedule
Rev. A. C. Leafgren pastors services at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 716 Eleventh street 11 20 a m sermon at Lucerne 6 15 p m Young people's meeting and 7 30 p m sermon on the same day
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Migtes
A. C. Leafgren
Eleventh Street
Lucerne
German Services at 10 A.M and 11:30 A.M Sabbath School
The notice lists German language services at 10 a.m and Sabbath school at 11:30 a.m. No evening services due to pastor being called to Fort Collins to preach.
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Fort Coliing
United Baptist Church Services and Rally Day Planned
Rev W A Philips speaks at 10 45 a m on The Impartation of Spiritual Gifts. 12th annual Sabbath school Rally Day. Evening services 7 30 p m The Unavoidable Christ. Rev D D Forward and Rev W Ripley set talks on state missions. Bible school noon. 6 30 p m B P U. 7 30 p m sermon The Conversations of Jesus A Reasonable Trust. A church meeting at 10 30 Sunday morning urges all members to attend.
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United Yet
W. A. Philips
Methodist Episcopal Service Schedule And Messages
John J. e. Pastor Charles Bliss, paperstendent. Divine Worship at 10 45 a m 7 30 p m Sermons by the pastor. Mora ling experimental Religion Evening Life-Trust Property. Social music by the chorus choir morning and evening. Junior Epworth League meets 3 3 p m and the Senior League at 2 15 p m. Study topic Acknowledging a Trust.
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Methodist Episcopal
John J. E
Charles Bliss
Kite Worship and Evensong at Local Church Service
The Sunday program includes 9 30 a m Kite Worship and 10 80 a m Offerter Virgin's Prayer with Massenet Berceuse and Elmer Jones. Evening service at 7 56 features The Lost Chord and Abide With Me. The sermon, The Prince of This Position, follows a Procession March by Scott lan Clark, led by Minister John Doane.
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Oferter
Elmer Jones
Lude
Mailly
Y. P
S.C. E
Scotlan Clark
Direct Primary League Card pledge drive in Colorado
The Tribune reports W. L. Clayton and John T. Jacobs distributing pledge cards for the Direct Primary League of Colorado. Cards are available at all three party offices. Supporters urged to sign and pledge cooperation to pass primaries and influence public official selection. Donations to assist league work are welcome and forwarded to Denver headquarters.
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the Tribune
W. L. Clayton
John T. Jacobs
League of Colorado
Secomes
League
Denver
Williamses on Trial for Juvenile Delinquency
Jury deliberations in the case of Mr and Mrs Charles Williams charged with contributing to juvenile delinquency continued from yesterday into today before Judge Nixon of the juvenile court. The Williamses plead not guilty and work to clear themselves as the 14 year old Anna is the nut of the case.
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Charles Williams
Nixon
Williams
Anna
Lorenz vs MN Automobile Case Denies New Trial
Judge Shat tuck denied a motion for a new trial in the Lorenz vs. MN automobile suit. The case involved a collision that struck a horse owned by Joan Lorenz near Windsor, damaging the animal and leading to its death. Lorenz sought 1000 dollars punitive damages and horse value but received a smaller award.
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Lorenz
T MN
Shattuck
Upson
Itis
Joan Lorenz
Windsor
Lorens
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and flower offerings during the sickness and death of our brother. AS. A. Harris. W. H. Harris. J. N. Harris.
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AS. A. Harris
W. Harris
J. N. Harris
Reception Postponed for Pastor Phillips
The reception of Pastor Phillips to the members of his Young People's Bible class, scheduled for Friday evening, has been indefinitely postponed. W. A. Philips, Pastor.
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Phillips
P’eople
Host Live Stock Co Rams for Sale in Ramah Colorado
Plenty of extra good Rams feeders seek to buy fine lambs at our Ramah ranch. Breeders can locate the rams they need through The Host Live Stock Co. in Ramah Colorado.
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Host Live Stock CO
Ramah
Colorado
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