Greeley City Noted For Growth And Resources
City of Greeley with 9 000 inhabitants lies 52 miles north of Denver and 40 miles from the Rocky Mountains foot. It boasts pure mountain water, state normal school with 1 000 students, graded schools, parks, libraries, hotels, two railroads, factories, three newspapers, a strong commercial club, rich farmlands and annual crops valued at 6 000 000 dollars.
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Denver
Rocky Moountains
United States
Weld County
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Colorado State Normal School
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Fraternal Lodge Listings and Meeting Dates
Local fraternal groups list officers and meeting nights. Groups include A D U W Frank Madden master workman and C L Sullivan recorder. Greeley lodge 809 meets Thursdays with Townsend exalted ruler and Wyatt secretary. Daughters of the American Revolution with Mrs J G Hughes regent and Mrs Cc A Ringle secretary meet on flag days. Also Fraternal Union of America with J B McGara and Dr W E Thompson. M B A hall. G A R with T C Pressley commander. W R C led by Adele K Clark. I O O F units and Rebekah assembly meeting twice monthly. Knights and Ladies of Security led by Millie S Vrooman. K of P and Pythian Sisters with various officers. Masonic bodies meeting on specified Thursdays in Masonic hall. and Women of Woodcraft with Jennie Moyer and Alice Ling meeting Fridays.
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Frank Madden
C. L. Sullivan
B. P. O. E.—Greeley Lodge
C Cc. Townsend
Wyatt
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. G Hughes
Cc. A. Ringle
Fraternal Union of America
J. B. McGara
F. m
W. E. Thompson
T. C. Pressley
Adele K. Clark
Oare Valley Lodge
J. C. Alderman
N. G
A. J. Condon
W. G
A. A. Woodbury
Weld
Georg C. Gray
Besemtese of
Rebekah
Eugenia Smith
L O. O. F. Hall Knights
Ladies of Security
Millie S. Vrooman
Melinda Potter
K. of
Frank Gordon
C. C
Charles E. Clark
R. K
L O. O. F. Hall
Pythian Sisters
Sarah Spere
Christine Malone
I. O. O. F. Hall
J. N. Ball
J. G. Crawford
Masonic Hall
Emma Schryver
Marion B. Abbott
Legal Mystic Legion
John Holland
F. E. Baker
Masonic
M. J. Neill
W. M
Royal Arch
Oears Hall
Thompson P
H. F
Flower
Heants
I. O. Glazier
T. H. F. Flower
Knights Sempiat
O. M. Abbott
E. C
Co. N. Jackson
Nettie Arbuckle
W. M. J. Alcorn
Clyde Weber
Maud Fine
Royal Arcanum
Eugene Veldran
A. J. Lohr, Jr
D. E. Carpenter
C. Randal
Eugene Williams
Loyalty to Greeley Drives Community Betterment
A Greeley gathering heard lectures on building up the city and urged unity in pursuing educational, business, and manufacturing growth. Speakers emphasized loyalty to the city and its industries, urging residents to support locally made goods to spur new development.
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Greeley
Colorado
Fine Trip for Mr and Mrs John Roche on Mountain Camping
Mr and Mrs John Roche are enjoying a lengthy mountain trip camping along the Laramie Poudre Michigan and Bear rivers and West Lake now staying at Steamboat Springs. They plan to remain until October 1 to shoot deer and will return via the Moffat Black Hawk and Boulder canyon.
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John Roche
Laramie
Poudre
Michigan
Bear Rivers
West Lake
Steamboat Springs
Moffat
Black Hawk
Boulder Canon
Plain words on moral backbone for young men
Edwin A Nye advises young men to value moral backbone and temperance, noting girls' higher character and schooling. He warns that moral failures, not just financial slips, ruin careers and marriages, and he predicts women becoming the cultured class as education rises. beware changing trends in education.
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Edwin A. Nye
Real Estate Transfers September 12 1908
Transfers include Cole Mige Inc to Howard C Knight and J Arthur Knight for 350 dollars. Mary M Winbourn Koopman to James Milton Farlow for 175 dollars. Fort Lupton plots conveyances among John M Farlow and James M Farlow for 175 and 1 dollar. Henry Achzig to Mabel Achzig for 10 dollars covering Cave and Priddy additions and related parcels. House lots 31 32 and 37 38 in Cave and Priddy and Fort Lupton grants noted.
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Cole, Mige & Inc. Co
Howard C. Knight
J. Arthur Knight
Normal School
Greeley
Mary M. Winbourn Koopman
James Milton Farlow
Fort Lupton
John M. Farlow
James M. Farlow
S&s
Henry Achzig
Mabel Achzig
Cave
Priddy
Pierce
N. W
Some Fine Greeley Peaches Grow in Local Garden
A Greeley resident, F B Pollock of 824 Fourth Street, discovered a peach sprout in his garden five years ago. He harvested a basket of Alberta variety peaches this week, some ten inches in circumference, after frosts reduced blossoms last spring. The fruit will be photographed at the Tribune office before distribution to friends.
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Greeley
F. B. Pollock
Fourth Street
Pollock
Alberta
Tribune
Hotel Arrivals List Includes Guests From Several States
Camfield Hawkins Ash Grove Mo Frank Thompson Fayetteville Ark F B Jesse and wife St Joseph Fred James Kersey W H Barber Eaton C Morley Longmont Frank Spicer La Junta James McLay Fort Collins Miss M Goodman Philadelphia set in the hotel arrivals column with travelers from multiple states.
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Camfield
H. K. Hawkins
Ash Grove
Frank Thompson
Fayetteville
Ark
F. B. Jesse
St. Joseph
Fred
Tomatoes Arrive for Cannery Rush at Local Factory
Tomatoes began reaching the Canning factory Monday and will ripen enough this week to sustain a 30 ton daily canning pace. Only one line of machinery is needed for tomatoes, unlike the four lines for peas, with shipments already going to San Francisco Seattle Portland and Chicago.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Portland
Chicago
They Wanted Some Candy Kid Lads Loot Hickman-Lunbeck Store
Three excursions by young boys into the Hickman-Lunbeck Wholesale Grocery store room yielded candy tobacco and canned goods. Much of the goods went to hoboes in the outskirts while a sack carried the loot. Two youths are in sheriff custody for juvenile court and more cases of petty theft are noted as officers vow to curb them.
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Hickman-Lunbeck Wholesale Grocery Company
Nixon
Beet sugar industry grows across the United States
The Department of Agriculture releases Special Agent Saylor's year end report on beet sugar progress. He notes rising business activity in production refining and distribution and says sugar beet cultivation will expand westward with legislation promoting denatured alcohol aiding the industry. Northern distribution reaches from Atlantic to Pacific.
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Daily Tribune
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Saylor
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Reform Mayor L W Coggins visits Greeley
L W Coggins known as the Reform Mayor of Phoenix Arizona arrives in Greeley with his wife and father L D Coggins staying with C F Mason and Mr and Mrs John Irons. He served adjutant general of Arizona and returns from Camp Perry after leading 12 state shooters to the national contest.
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Greeley
L. W. Coggins
Phoenix
Arizona
C.F. Mason
Capitol of
Camp Perry
Akron Fire Destroys Wolfe Drug Store and Threatens Town
Fire at Wolfe drug store in Akron Colorado caused extensive damage to the building and neighboring properties including the National Bank building and another mercantile establishment. Estimated losses reach $30,000 with incendiary origin suspected following a recent liquor sales crackdown and the drug store owner’s arrest for selling liquor without a license.
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Akron
Colo
Wolfe Drug
National Bank
Odd Fellows to Highlight Denver Assembly with Grand Drill
Masonry holds 33 degrees while Odd Fellowship has seven divisions in three branches. The Sovereign Ranch Lodge in Denver will feature a Grand Prize Drill by Patriarch Militant Cantons on Wednesday the 23rd, followed by a grand parade of Cantons Encampments and lodges and a Grand Decoration of Chivalry at the new auditorium. A Greeley to Denver special departs at 8 am and returns at 10 pm with potato insignia badges for travelers. round trip fare to be announced.
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Odd Fellowship
Patriarchs Militant
Sovereign “Ranch Lodge
Denver
United State
Canada
Greeley
Odd Fellows
Unidentified Man Found Dead in Pueblo River
The sheriff and coroner of Pueblo probe an uniden tified man found decomposed in the river at Nepesta with a 41 caliber bullet wound and a leather strap around the neck. No identification on his clothing. body buried near the discovery site. This is the second such death in two months.
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Pueblo
Nepesta
Harvest Jubilee at Wellington Promises New Entertainment
Wellington hosts the Harvest Jubilee with many new features and entertainment planned. Half rates are offered via the C. and 8 during Sept 17 and 18 with a limit through Sept 1.
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Wellington
Shaking Strains and Dog Kennels in Candid Humor
A dated vignette describes an old time enslaved speaker admiring bold language. He recalls Maj. Williams discussing his ill wife after a dog bite, noting the figurative line shook like an ash pan. A separate line shares a sharp quip about eating a kennel with a dog.
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Darky
Massa Rawson
Maj. Williams
Excursion Rates to Wellington for Harvest Jubilee
Citizens are urged to use excursion rates to Wellington on Thursday September 17 for the Great Harvest Jubilee celebration. The C and 3 offers half rates September 17 and 18, limited to September 19.
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Wellington
Japan's Population Near Fifty Million in 1907 Estimate
The article reports Japan's population around 50 million with 1907 figures not yet available. Estimates based on 30 years of growth suggest steady gains of about two million every five years, totaling 49,267,744 native-born Japanese in the imperial territory.
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Japan
Egotism and Suspicion in a Domestic Satire
A wry note on ego and doubt as a husband, whose wife resembles him, struggles to dispel the suspicion that he is an eotint, hinting at vanity and misperception in a humorous domestic scene.
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Greeley Daily Tribune
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Kresley Tribune Publishing Company
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Charles Hansen Edna Andrews
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Carrieily
William Jennings Bryan
John W. Kern
Supreme Bench
George W. Musser
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John F. Shafroth
S. R. Pitzgarrald
Edward T. Taylor
Secretary of State
J. B. Pearce
W. J. Galligan
Rhoady Kenehan
John T. Barnett
Katherine Cook
A. P. Anderson
Dan H. Staley
W. L. Seeley
Charles S. Thomas
Dr. 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
Windsor
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Evans
T. A. Lewis
Platteville
J. M. Peterson
Chris Nelson
Eaton
T. L. James
Kersey
W. L. Clayton
A. R. Morrison
Johnstown
G. M. Houston
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Weld County Abstract and Investment Company
Hickman-Lunbeck's
Mayor Coggins
Ruler of All Phoenix
Farly Home
BIG
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Brown
Clayton
Alexanders
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R. E. Michaelis
Gheeley School O Telegraphy
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