Paul Mosher Dies At 25 After Illness At Home
Paul Consolus Mosher aged 25 died yesterday afternoon at his parents home 1312 Ninth avenue after a long illness. He was born in Greeley on June 26 1885 attended North Ward and Greeley High School class of 1904 and excelled in basketball. He played for the university of Colorado freshman team and was a member of Alpha Tau Omega before leaving college due to illness. He is survived by his parents a sister Jessie and a brother Jack. Funeral follows tomorrow at 3 30 p m from the family residence with interment at Linn Grove Cemetery.
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Paul Consolus Mosher
John C. Mosher
Ninth Avenue
Mr. Mosher
Greeley
North Ward
University of Colorado
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Milness
Jessie
Jack
Linn Grove Cemetery
Georgii murder case awaits coroner's warrant arraignment
Deputy District Attorney Keres will arraign Charles and Rosina Georgii for felonious killing once the coroner's warrant is filed. The pair will plead not guilty and the case will go to preliminary hearing. Pierce residents expect a sensational trial with many from the town likely to attend.
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Charles
Rosina Georgii
Keres
Georgiis
Georgii
Pierce
Nelli and Starr Take Auto Trip to Fort Collins
Mr and Mrs C. T. Nelli and Mrs W 2. Starr took an automobile journey to Fort Collins on Thursday.
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C. T. Nelli
W 2. Starr
Fort Collins
Denver Chamber to Promote Denver Day at Weld County Fair
Secretary Dan March of the Weld County Fair association received a letter from the Denver Chamber of Commerce stating it will do all in its power to boost for Denver Day at the Weld County Fair on September 28. The communication notes a large crowd from Denver is expected to attend the Weld County festivities.
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Dan March
Weld County Fair Association
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Ault Dons Her Best Garb Today At Carnival
Special to the Tribune Ault Sept 23 crowds estimated 3 000 to 4 000 enjoy day as churches serve chicken dinners. Parade led by Windsor band features pioneers cowboys and a burlesque queen. Baseball race schedule with Wellington nearby, baby show at 2 pm, armory smoker and Allison hall dance conclude a county’s most successful carnival.
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Ault
Tribune
Celore
Windsor
Pioneer Club
Ault Fire Department
Bank of Ault
Stranger Disturbance at LaSalle Station
A drunken stranger caused a disturbance at LaSalle station and was awakened by Marshal Fenley. He resisted leaving, was brought before Judge McKinney and released. The man later went to the Greeley sheriff seeking a warrant for Fenley’s arrest, which had not been issued.
Weld County Officials Hear Explainations On Union Pacific Tax
Weld county residents and real estate men prepare to attend the state board of equalization meeting on October 3 to hear County Assessor Fischer explain why coal lands owned by Union Pacific were not taxed. Audits had indicated possible unjust discrimination in Weld county favoring the railroad and the board seeks justification for the tax treatment of undeveloped mineral reserves. Fischer is expected to justify the omission and address concerns of farmers and local interests.
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Union Pacific
State Board of Equalization
Fischer
Unon Pacific
Kenahan
Weld County
Weld County Fair Set To Spark Big Stock Exhibit
Weld county's fair opens next Monday with a top stock exhibit and exceptional horticultural display. Secretary Dan March reports months of work paying off as crowds from across Colorado are expected for Potato Day and Denver, Fort Collins, and Boulder delegations. Weather forecasts call for excellent conditions and a strong turnout in Greeley.
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Weld County
Dan March
Greeley
Denver
Fort Collins
Boulder
Shingle Case Opens in Nunn Court Before Justice O Connor
In Nunn on September 23 the long running shingle contract dispute between J. B. Dickey and schoolteacher Inez McGannis proceeds with Dickey defending himself. The suit seeks 96 dollars for house work while McGannis counters for 300 dollars for alleged damage. Witnesses report exotic claims of snow filled dishpans and roof holes as expert testimony unfolds. The case drew many locals and is heard in a crowded store room after courtroom space proved insufficient.
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the Tribune
Nunn
J. B. Dickey
Inez McGannis
Justice O'Connor
Dickey
Miss McGannis
Russell Families Take Fort Collins Trip By Auto
Mr and Mrs H A Russell and Mr and Mrs James Russell drove to Fort Collins in their autos on Thursday enjoying a family outing.
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H. A. Russell
James Russell
Fort Collins
Irrigation District Formed Near Sedgwick
Camfield Development and engineer L L Stimpson formed an irrigation district south of the Platte near Julesburg Sedgwick to redeem 19 000 acres at an estimated 670 000 dollars. Nine reservoirs with 19 000 acre feet capacity will capture flood waters from the Platte. Work starts within three weeks after bond voting and contract award. The plan, approved at a city meeting, aims to accelerate regional development.
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L L. Stimpson
Camfield Development Company
Platte River
Julesburg
Sedgwick
Platte
Storm Deluge Downgraded to Helpful Rain
Windsor and vicinity experienced a heavy rain and electrical storm on Thursday evening. Rain started at 6 o clock and continued intermittently until about midnight. The downpour was needed and expected to benefit the country with no reported damage.
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the Tribune
Windsor
Judge Lewis to rule today in 400 foot right of way case
In Denver a federal judge will issue a final decree denying Union Pacific claims to a 400 foot wide strip from the Missouri River to the Nevada line. The court found the road failed to meet grant terms and deviated from the route. The case proceeds to the federal appeals court with several rail firms named as defendants.
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the Tribune
Denver
Lewis
Union Pacific
Missouri River
Nevada State Line
Cheyenne
United States Court of Appeals
Cc. C. Dorsey
Colorado Springs
Greeley
Denver, Laramie
Northwestern
Colorado & Southern
Burlington
Power outage blankets towns as lightning strikes hit Colorado
A fierce thunderstorm knocked out power in Greeley Fort Collins Windsor Loveland Berthoud and nearby areas last night. Insulators were torn from lines near Windsor and power remained off from about 5 PM until 7 AM as crews located the fault and restored service. Candles and gas lights lit the stage of The Time the Place and the Girl at the opera house prompting amused reactions from cast and audience.
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Greeley
Fort Collins
Windsor
Berthoud
Loveland
Weld County Delegate Attempts to Silence Roosevelt Shouters
A Weld County Republican delegate at the recent convention loudly urged the progressives to sit down as Roosevelt supporters shouted. The incident, observed from the gallery, sparked mixed views on the delegate’s dramatic display and the reaction of his constituents.
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Weld
Weld County
Roosevelt
Darkness Falls on Eaton as Power Goes Out
Eaton experienced a citywide power outage last night amid a heavy rainstorm that began at 5:30 p.m. and persisted through the evening. The soaking rain and intermittent downpours are expected to bring beneficial effects.
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the Tribune
Eaton
Peckham Ladies Aid Pie Social Planned
The Peckham church Ladies' Aid Society will host a pie social at the Peckham church on Friday evening, inviting parishioners and friends to join in a community event.
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Peckham
Ladies’ Aid Society
Peckham Church
Young Farm Hand Struck by Lightning in Field Tragedy
Ault, Sept. 23. Bentley Yeck, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. M Q Yeck, was instantly killed while working a harrow in a field on C B Pierce’s farm seven and a half miles northeast of Ault. The storm struck while Yeck and Pierce labored. Yeck’s neck was struck and his clothing burned. The body was placed in the house, Coroner Macy summoned, and no inquest will be held. Pierce reported the scene as the lightning blaze hid Yeck from view amid thick dust as the horses ran away.
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Young
Harrow
Tribune
Ault
Bentley Yeck
M. Q. Yeck
C. B. Pierce
Yeck
Pierce
Veck
Macy
C. O. Pierce
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Armory
Allison Hall
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Marshal Fen
Ley
Capitol
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