Weld County Values Show Good Increase in Abstract
Weld County property assessments rise by 750.0 over the past year per Assessor J. C. Wylie. The abstract lists totals for land improvements public land railroad and telegraph lines as well as merchandise, livestock, vehicles and other property values across Weld County.
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Wrights two man flight ends in fatal crash
Orville Wright and Lieutenant Selfridge crash during a two person flight at Fort Myer. Selfridge dies from severe injuries, Wright survives with serious injuries and expected recovery. The accident followed a miscue when a piece detached causing the machine to overturn in flight.
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Ten Days' Starving Drift to Gloucester Fisherman Recovers
Gloucester fisherman Thomas Frost, 87, recounts ten days drifting at sea after losing his trawler off Quero on July 22. He was rescued by the Norwegian ship Normanvik and brought to Liverpool, then returned home aboard the Saxonia. He is reported in good health and seeks his Gloucester relatives. Winsted report notes Mrs. John Barnum pronounced dead after prolonged suspicion of revival.
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Swedish Free church dedication at Eaton set for weekend
The Swedish Free church at Eaton will host a three day dedication starting Friday. The red brick church seats 466, features cathedral glass and a parsonage nearby. Services are in Swedish with a Sunday sermon by Rev Dickinson and guest ministers from Free churches. soloist Miss Carlson from Denver.
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Civic Improvement Association Organizes Clean-Up Efforts
The Civic Improvement association met in city hall and organized blocks with two volunteers each. Mrs. W. G. Chambers elected vice president to oversee block work including weed removal yard cleanup and sanitation improvements.
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W. G. Chambers
Landowners to bear cost of Gunnison tunnel project
Denver Sept 18 The Gunnison tunnel project for reclaiming the Uncompaghre valley will require landowners to pay the full price. I W McConnell supervising engineer of the US Reclamation Service says extra assessments may be opposed but unlikely. He notes misapprehensions about association terms and acre costs.
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Teachers Organize Sunday School Council at Parsonage
At the home of Rev. D. D. Forward the Baptist Sunday school teachers and interested church workers formed a council. Plans include monthly lessons, prechurch discussions, nine talks by Prof. Chambers, and splitting the 80 member Sunday school into two sessions to fit the building. About 26 attendees.
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Philathea Club
D A R Opens Year With Historic Scenes Talk At Churchill Home
The first D A R meeting of the year met at Mrs Isabella Churchills Thursday night due to Mrs E R Thayer absence. Harper Leiper spoke on Historic Scenes on the Hudson while Ina Ramsay, a guest, sang. Twenty members attended as plans for three subscription events were set, and refreshments followed. Mrs Cheesman sent carnations by proxy.
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Banker Godding On Trial In Colorado Bank Case
After three days of examining 125 salesmen, jurors were seated in the Godding case in La Junta. J. E. Godding, president of the defunct Rocky Ford State Bank, faces three indictments as prosecutors label him a thief and bank wreck. Jurors from Fowler and nearby towns were selected. trial opening to follow.
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S. A. Hardy
J. F. Dixon
Edward Harris
W. C. McClimans
Wm Morlin
Manzanola
Godding
Harrison White
White
A. J. Smith
W. D. Barclay
Accused Cowboy Sought in Cheyenne Abduction Case
Cheyenne police hunt for Jack Phillips a cowboy linked to criminal assaults on Mary Crosby 15 daughter of a wealthy New Mexican ranchman. She vanished from her sister’s home a week ago was found in a rooming house claiming to be Phillips wife while Phillips himself disappeared last seen in Nebraska.
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Cheyenne
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Jack Phillips
Mary Crosby
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Galveston Endures Severe Gulf Storm of 66 MPH
The Galveston storm broke over the city at 9 am with winds up to 66 miles an hour. Wires and poles were knocked down while heavy rain drenched streets, recalling the 1900 hurricane as residents sought safety. Many fled the city while others stayed to tend to affairs and protect families.
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Baby Bertha Young to State Home for Neglected Children
A five year old girl Bertha Young and her fourteen year old brother Edward are described as destitute and abandoned. They lack parental care and have been county wards. Unable to fit in at a local home, they are to be committed to the State Home for Dependent and Neglected Children. The girl was born in Barry.
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Bertha Young
Edward Young
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Barry
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