Local slate entries for county and state offices
Supreme Bench George W. Musser Morton 8S Bailey W A Hill S Harrison White For Sheriff 8 S Poe of Ault For County Judge J J Downey of Windsor For County Clerk For County Treasurer For School Superintendent Lafayette Ryan of Evans For County Assessor T A Lewis of Platteville For County Coroner J M Peterson of Greeley Commissioner District Chris Nelson Eaton Commissioner District 3 T L James of Kersey For State Senator W L Clayton of Greeley For Representatives A M Morrison of Johnstown G M Houston of Greeley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Bench
George W. Musser
Morton
Bailey
W. A. Hill
S. Harrison White
S. Poe
Ault
J. J. Downey
Windsor
T. A. Lewis
Platteville
J. M. Peterson
Greeley
Chris Nelson
Eaton
T. L. James
Kersey
W. L. Clayton
A. Ji. Morrison
Johnstown
G. M. Houston
Apathy in Campaign Sparks Mixed Reactions Across Parties
The piece notes tepid reception for Secretary Taft compared with vigorous ovations for Bryan and Roosevelt, urging voters to register amid doubts and fears of a Republican panic if Bryan loses. It highlights Eddie T. Taylor as a respected figure and Hughes as a strong speaker while predicting waning enthusiasm before election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Bryan
Roosevelt
Sven
McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Opera House
Edward T. Taylor
Charles J. Hughes
Editor Delayed by Delicacies at Limuel Jacklin House
Col Shang W Mowlett visits old Limuel Jacklin to rest from tax demands and drafts of his next issue. The pair share a rambling account of breakfast dishes, domestic gossip, and a comic dinner tale featuring Tilly Groggin, a long lank raft rider, and a grand barbecue as they banter about politics and food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shang W. Mowlett
Limuel Jacklin
Express Office
Old Lim
Purdy
Susan
Dork Servier
Judy
Dorb
Bill Atcherson
Bill
Moseley
Tilly Groggin
Mrs. Jacklin
Col. Mowlett
Lim
Limuel
Ople Res
Apathy Tied to Panic in Election Debate
The writer argues the country is recovering slowly from a severe panic under Republican rule and President Taft. They claim voters may fear a future panic if Bryan wins, or already face one under Taft, linking public apathy to the ongoing economic unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Taft
Runaway Injures Streeder and Father-in-Law Near Greeley
Conrad Streeder and his father-in-law Mr Robinson were hurt when a horse bolted while loading a pig at the Williams ranch northeast of Greeley. Streeder suffered a severe head wound and shoulder injuries. Robinson was bruised but not seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Streeder
Mr. Robinson
Greeley
Williams Ranch
Mr. Streeder
Found by Friends After Day Stranded in Greeley Depot
Signe Fostason a Swedish girl traveling alone to the United States was found by friends after a day waiting at the Greeley depot. She could not speak English and had no clear contact in this country. August Anderson appeared and took her to relatives A G Westge on rural route 2 northeast of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Depot
Signe Fostason
Sweden
August Anderson
A. G. Westge
Cull Potatoes Wanted By Greeley Starch and Potato
The Greeley Starch and Potato company will receive cull potatoes on and after October 15. Bring in your culls as early as possible. A. L. Lindner, Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Starch and Potato Company
A. L. Lindner
Local notes from Kersey and nearby towns
Residents travel and visits across Nebraska and Colorado. Shull returns from Tie Siding Wyoming, Jurgenss back in Nebraska, Moore visiting from Greeley, election judges appointed for the precinct, beets hauled, Taft and Dolliver speeches attended, threshing finished, new building foundation ready, and moves between Hardin and nearby farms noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shull
Wyo
Jurgens
Nebraska
C. I. Moore
Greeley
Foster
Messrs
Groves
Kenney
Truhart
Gill
Flecter
A. M Plumb
H. P. Hill
Margaret Sanford
Hardin
Ruby Estes
Elmer Rachenbach
Spencer
DeCamp
Anna Hoyt
Denver
Eagle
Mesers
A. N. Plumb
Theo. Ennis
Hartman
Singer Ranch
Virgil Stockton
Killin
Reeves
Jones
Flint
Hamstein
Harrington
Gardner
Jegsup
James
Creeley
Taft
Dolliver
Mortimer
Sutor
L. A. Flint
Lef ‘Thursdey
Burlington
Say
Epworth League Taffy Pull And Local Notes
A report notes the Epworth League young folks enjoyed an old fashioned taffy pull Friday evening with a sizable crowd. Mrs Heffernon and Mr Halpin plan an extended visit to Rochester after a stay in Sterling. Mr Stoddard of New York visits Mortimer couple. he hopes to relocate here for health reasons. Burlington Interurban railroad directors held a meeting. options expired September 30 and were renewed for ten days. A Japanese contractor and a worker incident left the worker with a neck wound. Ladies Aid held regular meeting with officers elected: President Mrs J P Romans Vice President Mrs Fint Secretary Mrs Killin Treasurer Mrs Jones. Mrs Scott proposed and joined the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Burlington Interurban Railroad
Chapman
Fred Flint
Herratd
Japanese Contractor, Brought the Injured Man To Dr. Spaulding
Ladies’ Aid
Scott
Third School for Eaton Debated by Taxpayers
In Eaton a movement seeks a third school building for high school pupils. A meeting of taxpayers Friday debated pros and cons. no final decision made, next Friday to reconvene. Part of the current pupils have already been taught in a rented third building for the second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Market Price Ledger Snippet for Butter Potatoes Poultry
A fragment from a market page lists butter at a per pound price and potatoes by hundredweight with poultry per pound, indicating daily price quotes. The readable items show 09 and 10 as possible date markers or column headers.
Siesta City a Growing Center of Industry and Culture
Siesta lies 62 miles from Pir ana and serves as Weldsouy county seat with a state university campus, water system, parks, libraries, and several factories. The city boasts railroads, multiple banks, a commercial club, daily papers, and a thriving agricultural region surrounding it with crops valued at about six million annually.
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Siesta
Piri Ana 40
United States
Weldsouy
Colo State Way
Noes Meee
Mississippi
Anks
Gepontis
Greeley lodge directory listings and officers
A long, readably garbled directory of Greeley lodges with officer names and meeting days. It lists Exalted Ruler C Townsend, Regent J G Hughes, secretaries, and various fraternal orders meeting on regular flag days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and specified Wednesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O& A
Frank Madden
C. Ll. Sullivan
Greeley Lodge
Eea C. Townsend
Wyatt
Daw Paren
J. G. Hughes
Keney Ringie
Wrateron
Union of America
J. Ff McGara
W. BE. the
George. Gray
Trestone
Rebekah
Fugeni
Smith
X. G
I. O. O. F. Ball Keights
Ilie &. Vrooman
Melinds Potter
Frank Gordon
C. C. Charles & Clark
Christine Malone
S. O. O. F. Hall
T. M. N. Ball
J G. Crawford
Masonic Hall
OT. M
Emma Schryver
M. B
Lohr
Retary
Eames
Carpenters Office
C. Randal
C. c
Kogenc
L. Oo
Uniteres Lawrence
Catain
Taide
Ae “Stover
Etenno
Democratic National Committee Sets Western Headquarters in Denver
Alva Adams announces Western Headquarters for the Bryan campaign at the Albany Hotel Denver. Governor Jane K Osborne will oversee funding and administration of the Colorado and Mountain states effort. donors are advised to send contributions to Osborne who will receipt them, with half retained locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic National Committee
Denver
Cole
Imrado
Colorado
Urter Mountain
Jane K. Osborne
National Finance Committee
Iiryan
West
Mr. Bryan
Paige
Osborne
Western
Democratic Natons Committee
Albany Hotel
Denie
National Committee
Ba” and Kern
Alva Adams
Local Transit Ad Leads Passengers to Union Tea & Phone
A small classified fragment lists a business contact at 1717 7th Ave Greeley. It mentions a person named Cole, successor to C. W., with multiple phone numbers and a residential listing, inviting passengers to contact for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Ave
Greeley
Cole ‘Peeman
Mity
Aly Mand
Union Tea
Phome
Residenc
Pho Weld
Voter Registration Reminder in City
A brief notice urges residents of the city to register to vote if they have moved or did not vote in the last election. The message stresses a three week window to complete registration and participate in the upcoming fall elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeley
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Greeley, Ally
Tribune
Meeker
Gresley Tribune Publishing Company
AO. H. Wolfe
Charles Hansen
Andrews
S Telephone
Beventh St
Greeley, Colorado
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William Jennings Bryan
John W. Kern
John F. Shafroth
R. Pitzgarrald
Edward T.saylor
J. B. Pearce
W. J. Galligan
Rhoady Kenehan
Geeral
John T. Barnett
Katherine Cook
W. L.weeley
Charles S. Thomas
Dr. &. L. Jefferson
Sam Wheeler
Thomas Earhart Dexter J. Sapp
Regents of State University
Ralph Tallcé
Ethelbert B. Adams
Lafayette Ryan
Evans
Third School
Greeley Markets
THI
City OF
Greeley Post Office
Volon Paetste
Ly. Preekey & TM. Sone
Ar. Peeves
Seem
Cheyenne
Breeley
A.m
Sterling
Greeley Ar
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Dierting
Greetes
Gresley
Lafialle
Asalle Tee
Greeley’ Ly
Denver Orade & Southern
Denver Beees
Denver Ly
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Clayton
J. D. Potter Plumbing and Etine Co
Greeley Opera House
Gcmeeves
Colo
Rado
F. O. Havner
Hackman
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