Reservoir men explain to farmers at Hudson mass meeting
John Hayes general manager and F W Taylor receiver for the Denver Reservoir Irrigation company spoke to local farmers at a mass meeting in Hudson. Taylor said ditches would be completed in time to water all land now under cultivation and that the company would not demand note payments this year due to the dry season. He urged fall wheat planting and stressed no intended hardship while work continues and receivership persists.
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Tribune
Hudson
John Hayes
F. W. Taylor
Denver Reservoir Irrigation Company
Taylor
Miss Norma A Wedding in Edgewater Brings Greeley Ties
Miss Norma Treeleon wed Roger Whoon of Greeley at Edgewater on Thursday evening in an elaborate ceremony at the bride’s parents home, attended by 125 guests. The bride wore white Persian lawn with a ves wreath. Miss Katie Truelson and Jack Welrenger were attendants. The groom’s mother is Mrs John Debdoo of Hazelton district. couple will reside at 4215 West Twenty sixth Street Denver.
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Greeley
Edgewater
Thureday
Norma Treeleon
Roger Whoon
Gresley
James Trueleon
Katie Truelson
Jack Welrenger
John Debdoo
West Twenty-sixth Street
Denver
Mrs Jennie Luicas and Daughter Return from California
Mrs Jennie Luicas and her daughter Miss Cora have returned from California where they spent the summer. Miss Cora will teach this year in the southern part of the state and Mrs Lucas plans to remain in Greeley.
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Mra
Jennie Luicas
Iss Cora
California
Misa Cora
Lucas
Greeley
Evans Town Adds New Blocks With Sidewalks and Water Works
A fragmented 19th century note describes a new city addition by M. J. Nelli Ber Company and Neill's addition. It mentions sidewalk construction by a stone factory near the foot of a street, extending from Twenty-third Street area, and city water work progressing to bound the new limits. Observers predict the town would be under one mile in a couple of years as more additions open.
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Evans
Jules Verne
Reform Meeting Discusses Prisoners Rights in Park Building
A local reform movement plans an open discussion on the rights of county prisoners at the Park building tomorrow night. Revard and Mr Forward will speak, with city and county officials expected to attend. People from Greeley and Mt Vernon, Ill., show interest in the topic and the hoped for reforms.
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Revard
M Ement
Normal School Enrollment Surges Before Opening
The Normal School reports unprecedented activity as the new term approaches. Secretary McKelvey struggles to secure rooms and dwellings for incoming students, with many wealthy Denver residents seeking relocation for the school year. Renovations and library stacks are being prepared, and enrollment pressures loom as facilities are expanded to accommodate a large student body.
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Normal School
Ts Weata
Sercetary McKelvey
Denver
Greeley
Record for World Made in Drilling 527 Feet in Laramie-Poudre Tunnel
A drilling record was set in August with 527 feet driven in the Laramie-Poudre tunnel, surpassing the 466 and 513 foot marks. The 8 by 10 foot tunnel will exceed 12,000 feet when finished, costing about $5 million and irrigating 125,000 acres near Greeley by routing water from the Laramie to the Poudre river. J A Milwee reports the task is among the West’s toughest, with 125 men drilling from both ends and 6,500 feet completed so far. The project began last January and will finish in about a year. Continuous work aims to deliver irrigation and water supply in Colorado.
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Laramie-Poudre
United States
Los Angeles
Gunnison
J. A. M'lwee
Laramie
Poudre
Greeley
Union Pacific case up again in Greeley dispute
The Union Pacific railroad suit against the city of Greeley and several railroads remains active as Denver counsel say negotiations with the Union Pacific on stipulations failed. The case is set for possible final hearing this month before Judge Robert E. Lewis in Denver and may proceed to the circuit court of appeals in December. A Denver conference of involved attorneys is planned soon.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Greeley
Joseph C. Ewing
Vaile
McAllister
Burlington
Denver
Union Pacific
Robert E. Lewis
Federal Court of Denver
Circuit Court of Appeals
Friday Evening Bible Choir and Friends Gatherings
Miss Lana Smith hosted Baptist choir members at her home Friday night after rehearsal the group enjoyed a carnival style guessing game in circus cages and shared popcorn lemonade and peanuts. Miss Alice Gibson held a Friday gathering with a taffy pull and served ice cream and cake to friends including Hattie and Mae Armstrong Edna Dent Edna Price Maud Moreland and others.
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Lana Smith
Baptist Choir
Alice Gibson
Hettie and
Mae Armstrong
Edna Dent
Edna Price
Maud Moreland
Mesars
H. 8. Chamberlain
Ray Pemberton
Glen Stowe
Sherman Lawrence
Miss Carrie Snook Returns to Columbine School in Baton
Miss Carrie Snook travels to Baton to resume teaching at Columbine School, the same institution she served last year. She plans another year of instruction and community involvement at the local school.
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Carrie Snook
Baton
Snook
Columbine School
Anna S Green and Eugene Beardsley Married in Quiet Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Anna S Green and Eugene D Beardsley occurred this afternoon with no guests present. Rev M R Kerr officiated at the Unitarian church. Anna, daughter of Mr and Mrs L C Green, grew up in Greeley and graduates noted. Beardsley, son of Prof A E Beardsley, has lived in Greeley 17 years and will soon become principal of Pictou school near Trinidad after a short departure to start his new post.
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Anna S. Green
Eugene D. Beardsley
M. R. Kerr
Unitarian Church
L. C. Green
Greeley
Greeley High School
Mr. Beardsley
A. E. Beardsley
Prof
Beardsey
State Normal
Beardsley
Mitchell School
Denver
Pictou
Trinidad
Victorian hikers plan from Blanca to Estes Park and back
Albert Tuck and Rev. Harry Warner of Blanca Colorado expect to leave Monday for a walking trip to Estes Park. They will proceed to Flat Top Mountain and Grand Lake then return via Clear Creek Canyon. Rev. Warner, once pastor at East Side church in Greeley, has been attending the Methodist conference at Fort Morgan.
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Albert Tuck
Harry Warner
Blanca
Colo
Estes Park
Flat Top Mountain
Grand Lake
Clear Creek Canon
Warner
Greeley
East Side Church
Fort Morgan
Reception Honoring Miss Hope Kerr At Kerr Home
Reverend and Mrs. M R Kerr entertained Friday evening with an informal reception for their daughter Miss Hope Kerr who recently arrived from the east. A large group of young people met Miss Kerr, enjoyed music, and light refreshments were served by Mrs Kerr with assistance from the Misses Kerr.
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M. R. Kerr
Miss Hope
Miss Kerr
Kerr
Misses Kerr
Misses Hutchison and Gazelle Visit Greeley Today
Miss Jessie Hutchison and Miss Lacey Gazelle of Eaton were in Greeley today for a brief visit, enjoying local sights and activities.
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Jessie Hutchison
Lacey Gazelle
Eaton
Greeley
Negro Preacher Is Under Arrest
In Eaton on September 3 Mary Horton swore a warrant for her preacher husband’s arrest accusing him of disturbing the peace using violent language fighting and attempting to do bodily harm They reside in St Petersburg Horton faced Justice of Peace Dennis for unministerial and ungentlemanly conduct Also note Lou Hendrickson of Platteville a leading melon grower in Weld County with a favorable crop and expected profit.
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the Tribune
Eaton
Mary Horton
Horton
St. Petersburg
Justice of Peace
Dennis
Lou Hendrickson
Platteville
Weld County
Mr. Hendrickson
Thompson couple return from Glen Haven cottage
Mr and Mrs J K Thompson returned Friday from Glen Haven where they spent the summer at their cottage.
Caucuses in Weld County Race for County Convention
Caucuses will be held today by Republicans and Democrats across Weld County. Voters discuss district representation for the county convention to be held in Greeley next Saturday. In towns turnout is brisk and leaders have gathered potential delegates while some precincts may see appointed delegates if turnout is light.
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Weld County
Greeley
Death of 15 month old Harbottle boy from whooping cough
John H Harbottle, the infant son of Mr and Mrs John Harbottle of 1443 Seventh Street, died this morning after a long illness from whooping cough and subsequent stomach trouble. Funeral services will be held privately at the home at 8:30 am Sunday, with burial in Linn Grove cemetery.
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John H. Harbottle
John Harbottle
Seventh Street
Linn Grove Cemetery
Petition Pushes Eleventh Grade Expansion in Kersey
Citizens in Kersey submit a petition to add the eleventh grade, offering to cover finishing an extra room and the first month's salary for a new teacher if bonds fail at the September 24 election. The drive aims to enroll the new grade promptly, with most taxpayers supporting the plan. John Rosborough will play the pipe organ at Sunday church services, while Miss Mary Kendel will sing at the Presbyterian church.
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Tribune
Kersey
John Rosborough
Berlin
Presbyterian Church
Prof. Rosborough
Conservatory of Music
Lincoln
Neb
Greeley
J. B. McCutcheon
Mary Kendel
New York City
Mrs Camfield Takes Party to Estes Park by Auto
Mrs D A Camfield led a party to Estes Park by automobile on Friday. The group included Mrs Charles Couxens Mrs D E Gray Mrs C H Wolfe and Misses Lillian Meuller and Elizabeth Camfield. The two younger women stayed at Steads’ for a week while the rest returned in the evening.
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D. A. Camfield
Estes Park
Charles Couxens
D. E. Gray
C. H. Wolfe
Lillian Meuller
Elizabeth Camfield
Steads
Weld County Dairy Silo Rises First in County
Mayor Houston builds the first Weld county silo on his Greeley farm for the dairy herd. Brockway and Houston run a dairy connected operation, with corn silage grown on several acres and more silage bought from late growers. The cement block silo will hold many tons and supporters claim siloed corn yields superior milk production. Houston plans to add a dozen Jerseys next month to the herd.
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Weld County
Houston
Greeley
Brockway
Times
Stukey Seeks Runaway Horse in Brighton Quest
Stukey plans to travel to Brighton tomorrow to locate a runaway three year old colt purchased there about ten days ago. The horse escaped its corral after being driven to Greeley and may be returning toward its former owner, who says it has not yet arrived.
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Stukey
Brighton
Greeley
Mrs J M Neely and sons visit Ault for a few days
Mrs J M Neely accompanied by her sons Ivan and Robert traveled to Ault today for a short visit, staying a few days at a relative's home.
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J. M. Neely
Ivan
Robert
Ault
Judge Hatch Orders Pressley to Pay $240 Note
A civil suit in Judge Hatch’s court led to a verdict against Judge Pressley for $240 to John Ferguson over a note’s payment. Pressley sought an offset for the note’s value, but Hatch favored Ferguson’s position, reflecting a rare intra-judicial dispute.
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Court of Justice
Hatch
Pressley
John Ferguson
Ferguson
Justice Hatch
Moore Visit Highlights Prosperity in Burley Area
Mac Moore of Burley Idaho is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J A Moore. Mr Moore reports good crop prospects this year and notes less water scarcity here, with the country described as prosperous.
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Mac Moore
Burley
Ida
J. A. Moore
Date for Weld County Altered at Interstate Fair
Weld county day at the interstate fair has been moved from September 7 to September 16. The entire day is devoted to Weld county with big crowds expected from Greeley and nearby towns to attend the celebration. Excursions will run on all roads to Denver that day. Secretary McCrery of the Commercial club去了 Denver with the county exhibit. He notes many workers have gathered fair material from northern Colorado and doubts Weld county will win first place as in previous years.
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Weld County
Greeley
Denver
McCrery
Commercial Club
Colorado
Former Greeley teacher to study at Columbia
Miss Gertrude Preston, formerly of Greeley High School, left Greeley this morning for the East to study a year at Columbia University. She taught last year in Portland, Oregon, and was granted a one year leave of absence to study at the university. She has spent the summer in Greeley.
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Gertrude Preston
Greeley
East
Columbia University
Miss Preston
Greeley High School
Portland
Ore
Preston
Windsor Optimist Seized by Foreclosure at Windsor Plant
Windsor Sept 3 Friday's Windsor Optimist was the last under current management as the First National Bank mortgage was foreclosed Thursday. James Donovan, the manager, published the weekly issue Friday and surrendered possession today. It is expected the paper will be sold.
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the Tribune
Windsor
The
Windsor Optimist
First National Bank
James Donovan
Windsor Manager Resigns Position
Windsor September 3. W P Thompson resigns as manager of the Northern Colorado Power company to take a more lucrative post in Stockton California. He will begin his new duties September 10. F C Wessel of Cheyenne will be the local manager here.
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Windsor
W. P. Thompson
Northern Colorado Power Company
Stockton
Calif
F. C. Wessel
Cheyenne
Greeley sugar factory to spend forty thousand on improvements
The Greeley sugar plant plans to begin beet slicing in October pending unforeseen issues. A large workforce is upgrading the facility, including a new intake well nearly finished, a concrete sump costing 8000 dollars, and a planned 100 foot wing addition to double capacity. A two story front addition and a new laboratory for an additional chemist will support growers and saccharine testing. Weighmasters will sample each wagon load, linking grower data to payments. The project totals around 40000 dollars in improvements projected for the season.
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Greeley
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