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Greeley School Reports Population and Facility Updates
Census figures show Greeley High School enrollment at 261 with 1,200 for all grades in district No. 6 totaling about 2,000 population. Improvements planned include water and gas line work, lab equipment upgrades, and strengthened domestic science and manual training departments under new leadership.
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Greeley High School
Filam Mayher
Garviston
Addit
Tally
Gipson School
Carter
Leg Hospital
Ale Fuller
Carrie Ashby
Meeker
J. Buford
Missour
BE. A. Ross
W. E. Middleton
Indiana
Middleton
Ross
el Paso
Wetter
Kirkpatrick
James
F. H. Merten
J. W. Lakin
Carena M. Lee
Gertrude E. Norris
A. G. Gordon
Laura Stites
McDowell
Carrie Fashbaugh
Etta Richardson
Mae Cleveland
Ethelyn Lovell
Maud Howard
Mamie Allen
Nana Wright
Bertha Whitman
Ida Q O. Celeen
Jennie Hammond
Carrie T. Smith
Margaret B. Giddings
Hensie J. Brown
Edna West
Ethel H. Dowell
Louise Gauss
North Ward
Jessie Fink
Mabel 8. Marsh
Gipson
Sadie Kirkpatrick
After Ten Years Reunion Of Moon Family In Tennessee Return
After a decade apart Mrs. W Moon of Fifth Street welcomed back a daughter who visited with three children from Tennessee. The girl had not seen a grandmother, and three cousins live at the grandmother's house. The two have drifted apart during ten years of wandering.
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Thureday
W Moon
Fifth Street
Tennessee
Prize Cup to Greeley for finest agricultural exhibit
Greeley won the sweepstake prize at the Inter-State fair for the best agricultural exhibit. Montrose protested but Secretary Lowe of the Commercial club reported that Greeley prevailed. The silver roving cup will be exhibited at the annual Commercial club meeting and banquet next Monday evening.
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Greeley
Montrose
Lowe
Commercial Club
Government moves to prosecute Colorado cattlemen over public land use
The United States orders immediate prosecutions of ranchers who let stock roam on federal lands in Colorado. Ernest Knaebel, special representative of the Attorney General, announces actions including cases against James W. Zimmerman of Garfield County and Joseph Luxen of Rifle. The Light case is described as a test. officials say outcomes will not delay broader enforcement. Ethelbert Ward defends the legality of fencing lands, with hearings expected to last weeks.
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Colorado
United States
Ernest Knaebel
Bonapart
Frederick Light
Hinsdale
Denver
Mr. Knaebel
James W. Zimmerman
Garfield
Joseph Luxen
Rifle
Ethelbert Ward
Tattle
State of
Colorego
Estes Park Forms Water Company for New System
Estes Park stakeholders formed the Kate Park Water Company to expand the town water system. The incorporators include F. O. Stanley J. Y Munson H. E. James C. H. Bond and J. R. Anderson with a $20 000 capitalization. Plans call for two reservoirs a 100 000 gallon storage lakes and a six inch main to the hotel and town. A four inch main will connect the reservoirs and 6000 to 7000 feet of new main will service the town before the 1909 tourist season.
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Estes Park
Kates Park Water Company
F. O. Stanley
J. Y Munson
H. E. James
C. H. Bond
J. R. Anderson
Black Canon
Rew Company
Conte
Kikhorn Jolie
Ney Ver le Hotel
Loveland Reporter
Freight Conductor Roy Ireland Injured in Greeley Yard
Roy Ireland a freight conductor was injured in the Greeley yards Thursday around noon while coupling an air hose. A broken hose struck his hand with force likely breaking bones and bruising the back of his hand. He was on train 153 from Denver to Cheyenne and arrived in Greeley at 11 30. He returned to Denver immediately after the accident.
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Roy Ireland
Greeley
Ireland
Mr. Ireland
Denver
Cheyenne
Onion sets a big crop from Greeley seed effort
In the Greeley district a long trial by J B Agnew concludes onion sets are the only seed crop likely to succeed there. California seed interests shift north to Colorado but face new problems, while Wiedman’s onion sets earned a year's salary after expenses. Mustard seed farming also stabilizes as pests wipe out plants, boosting local seed output.
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Greeley
J. B. Agnew
California
Colorado
J. C. Wiedman
Wiedman
Chicago
Fracas on Meeker Field Opens Greeley Football Season
At 3 p m Saturday the first practice game of the season pits Greeley High School against Eaton on Meeker Field. Key graduates Woolf and Farr are out, but strong new material boosts hopes for two squads and a full lineup.
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Greeley High School
Meeker
G. BH
Eaton
Altha
Joe Woolf
Carl Farr
Longmont
Loveland
Fort Collings
Cheyenne
Carter
Corpore Sano
Greeley
Ault Festival Promises Bigger Harvest Program
Ault Colorado hosts its annual Harvest festival on Wednesday September 30 with a bigger and finer program than ever before. Rates from Greeley are 50 cents. For more information contact your local agent.
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Ault
Colorado
Greeley
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