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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1908
Page
1
A large encampment session was held Monday evening with about 300 attendees. The Royal Purple Degree was exemplified and a grand parade was planned for this afternoon despite muddy conditions, with other notes noted.
A large audience filled the opera house for a Democratic rally featuring Senator Clayton and Senator Scott. The crowd, described as thoughtful and well informed, came to hear truths and see convincing arguments. The event included reception at Odd Fellows hall by Oasis Rebekah lodge with pink poppies and decorative lattice and ended with informal socializing and a noted reception.
Deputy Charles Peterson of the county jail foiled a highway robbery Sunday near Bliss farm east of Eaton after two masked men stopped CG Lammers with a pistol. Lammers, returning from selling potatoes, escaped as the robbers fled with a gunman wounded in the exchange.
The article surveys calls for direct primary laws, criticizing Guggenheim funded Senate gains, praising Mrs. Helen Grenfel and Mrs. Grenfel's reformist stance. It notes party divisions, women’s political influence, and contrasts Roosevelt with Bryan. The piece also recounts a fatal incident in a barn loft and a family inheritance linked to West.
A fierce cyclone struck Clayton New Mexico causing extensive property damage and leaving hundreds homeless. The disaster struck Oklahoma City native Cassidy family with two children badly injured while a cold wave worsened conditions. Local banquet plans feature Balcom hosting a dinner for Agnew and guests as they head to California.
Miss Irene Sullivan travels to Denver for unspecified purposes today.
The Boulder area offers irrigation rich soil and early harvests with ample water from cooperative canals. Farms of 20 acres or more are available for rent or sale at 60 to 75 dollars per acre, with established buyers and literature provided. Homeseekers excursions occur on the first and third Tuesdays.
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