Election slate for school and county offices announced
Supreme Bench George W. Musser, Morton S. Bailey, W. A. Hill and 8S. Harrison White lead in the race for school superintendent alongside Lafayette Ryan of Evans for the same post. Also listed are Lafayette Ryan for superintendent, T. A. Lewis of Platteville for county assessor, and J. M. Peterson of Greeley for county coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Bench
George W. Musser
Morton S. Bailey
W. A. Hill
Harrison White
Lafayette Ryan
Evans
T. A. Lewis
Platteville
J. M. Peterson
Greeley
Spirit of Odd Fellowship Heads to Greeley Event
The piece urges open hospitality for the Grand Lodge of I C O F meeting in Greeley next week. It warns against high rates or crowded rooms and stresses brotherly love, urging continued graciousness even after visitors depart.
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Greeley
Grand Lodge
Oddfellowship
Whist Party Held by Mr. and Mrs Hickman
Mr and Mrs L Hickman entertained guests at a Thursday night whist gathering with eleven tables and a pink and white color scheme. Mrs J G Harris won the ladies prize O O Russell took the gentlemen's prize while Mrs C B Dyde and A J Condon received consolation prizes. A dainty lunch was served.
Bernhardt Seeks Legion of Honor amid Moral Controversy
Paris reports Sarah Bernhardt aims for admission to the Legion of Honor, despite past scandals. The piece argues against honoring a public figure with a questionable life, contrasting Bernhardt with Clara Morris and Mary Anderson who embody rectitude and moral obligation.
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Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
Legion of Honor
Bernhardt
Napoleon Bonaparte
Clara Morris
Mary Anderson
How The Girls Propose In Leap Year Discussion
The article debates whether women should initiate proposals, arguing custom keeps men as initiators while noting women often signal acceptance through actions. It cites Priscilla in Miles Standish and Patti as examples and emphasizes women can prompt engagement without sacrificing modesty.
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Priscilla
Miles Standish
John
Patti
Paris
Latest Styles Highlight Bargain Fashions in Greeley
The Tribune surveys current trends with new olive green and red directoire suits, suede and calf shoes, and Siberian squirrel furs. It notes smart women favor contrasting shoe colors, long 45 inch coats, and satin button accents while prices rise as furs grow scarce.
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the Tribune
Greeley
New York
United States
Directoire
Copper-Tinted Trinkets Rule Main Street Style
A Main Street shop features copper toned belt buckles combs and barrettes as must have fashion accessories for women. The exhibit highlights the vivid green copper tint and artisanal designs such as Ye Olde Artes with jeweled or non jeweled options.
Real Estate Transfers in Weld County October 15
Ora M Daniel Cotton and Charles E Cotton sell to John Brown for 807.50 dollars the NE quarter of 4-9-61. James A Lewis transfers property to Harvey J Parish for 1 dollar beginning 80 feet W and 350 feet S and parallel with Wesley avenue NW corner Lot 1 Bik 2 Parish Heights then W 156 feet S 44 feet east 150 feet and 50 feet to beginning. William G Wells and Clara J Wells to Fred L Morris for 50 dollars the SW quarter of 30-8-56. Henry Leiner to E A Teter for 1 dollar Lots 21 and 22 Bik 29. E A Teter to J H Leiner for 1 dollar Lot 27 Bik 28 Nu p n. Fred Simpson to Fred M Fagan for 1 dollar Lots 13 14 15 16 Bik 2 Packard Sub. F M Fagan to Fred Simpson for 1 dollar Lot 13 Deubach Sub at Bik 147 Greeley. Cora H Patton to Lawrence Williams for 1 dollar Lot 3 Bik 2 Patton and Parkmans Sub Greeley. James L Ewing to James Loutast Lot 26 Bik 1 Ewings Addition to Kersey.
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Ora M. Daniel Cotton
Charles E. Cotton
John Brown
W. D
James A. Lewis
Harvey J. Parish
Wesley Avenue
Parish Heights
William G. Wells
Clara J. Wells
Fred L. Morris
Ee Henry Leiner
E. A Teter
E. A. Teter
J. H. Leiner
Fred Simpson
Fred M. Fagan
Packard
F. M. Fagan
W D
Deubach
Greeley
Cora H. Patton
Lawrence Williams
Patton
Parkman
James L. Ewing
James Loustalet
Ewing
Kersey
Woman's Relief Corps Social Event Highlights Engagements
The Woman's Relief Corps held a Thursday social with a large attendance and enjoyable contests. Mesdames McLucas and Rienks organized entertainment including a shopping list recall game and a patriotic quotation prize. Mrs Bartholomew won for closest count. two prizes went to Mrs Oliver Howard and Miss Marion Van Dyne for guessing the quotation. A supper concluded the afternoon.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Mesdames R. D. McLucas
Isabel Rienks
N. D. Bartholomew
Oliver Howard
Marion van Dyne
Unity Circle Meets at Unitarian Church Parlor
Unity Circle gathered at 3 p.m. Thursday in the Unitarian church parlor where Rev. M. R. Kerr the new pastor spoke on the Woman's Alliance work. The group served supper at 6 30 p.m. and Kerr spoke again on the churchs civic life ideals.
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Unity Circle
Unitarian Church
M. R. Kerr
Woman's Alliance
Water Works Superintendent Taps Four Farmers Near Windsor
The water works superintendent traveled the pipe line yesterday and made taps for four nearby farmers. Most farmers along the line are using the local plant water for domestic purposes instead of hard well water.
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Windsor
Weather Forecast for Farm Lands at Sanborn and Houston
Showers tonight and Saturday bring cooler conditions. Forecast applies to Farm lands around Sanborn and Houston with unsettled skies and light to moderate rain chances.
Good Farmers Wanted in Los Grande Valley Texas
The advertisement promotes farming in Los Grande Valley Texas with favorable climate and rich alluvial soil. It touts high yields of sugar cane and alfalfa, access to water via a cooperative canal, and proximity to eastern markets. Owners offer over 1,000 acres to rent in 20 acre tracts at $60 to $75 per acre, with Boulder farmers already purchasing. Readers invited to homeseekers excursions on the first and third Tuesdays and to write owners or agents for literature.
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Eighth Avenue
Russia
Europe
Los Grande Valley
Texas
California
Mass registration drive reports 1788 new qualified voters
The article notes many have qualified and registration has declined with most electors enrolled. Saturday and Monday remain the final chances for stragglers to enroll. By noon today 1,788 new qualifications were recorded.
Hotel Arrivals List Skims Denver and Kansas Guests
Camfield J. 8 Gibson Strers City Kans Evans Strong Kans J. W. Accola Denver Packer Jr Denver B. W. Crow Denver A. W. Steinmetz Denver Chas Williams Denver DP Arnold Longmont T D O Neill Coenne Fred M. Darner Cozad.
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Camfield
Gibson
Strers City
Kans
Evans
Strong
J. W. Accola
Denver
Packer, Jr
B. W. Crow
A. W. Steinmetz
Den
Chas. Williams
DP. Arnold
Longmont
T. D. O'Neill
Coenne
Fred M. Darner
Cozad
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Daily Tribune
N. ©. Meeke
Greeley Tribus
H. Wolfe
Harles Hansen
Andrews
Flice
Seventh St
Colorado
Eresi*y
William Jennings Bryan
John W. Kern
John F. Shafroth
R. Fitzgarrald
Edward T.saylor
J. B. Pearce
W. J. Galligan
Rhoady Kenehan
Sal John T. Barnett
Katherine Cook
A. P. Anderson
Dan H. Staley
W. L. Veeley
Charles S. Thomas
B. L. Jefferson
Sam Wheeler
Thomas Earhart
Dexter T. Sapp
Regents of State University
Ralph Talbot Ethelbert B. Adams
S. S. Poe
Ault
J.J. Downey
Chris Nelson
Eaton
T. L. James
W. L. Clayton
A. R. Morrison
Johnstown
G. M. Houston
Ralston Health
Rupe Orsver
Rennne
Somal
Ad Alia Senet
Tod
The
Weld County Abstract and Investment Company
Farm Lans
Sanborn & Houston
Idle Hour
Carl Herbert
Wonderful
Jimmie Pierce
Novel
Whistler
Bob White
Rita Gibson
J. T. Miller
Clayton
Nishes
Jews and Optical
Ninth Street
Sto K
M. J. Gallagher
Yoon
13Th St
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