Meeting Called for Progressive Republicans in Greeley
A meeting of progressives allied with P. B. Stewart Merle T. Vincent and Griffith is set for Monday night in the district court room Greeley at 8 o clock to decide action on the pri vy ballots and the republican ticket. Objections to 1912 assessment s will be heard August 8 and 9 in the assessor A R Fischer s office at the Hotel Astor.
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Symho
P. B. Stewart
Merle T. Vincent
Griffith
Repub
Dist Court Room
Greeley
A. R. Fischer
Local residents off on trips and greetings in Gibson
Miss Gertrude Myers of Gibson returns home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Grayson. E. J. Decker J. B. McCutcheon C. W. Gilbert and Fred Orman return from a fine fishing trip in Dale Creek Wyoming. Mrs. EB G English to return from Michigan soon. C. H. English to Colorado Springs for several weeks. Mrs. Brown of Oakland California guest at A. M. McClenahan home. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Warner of Denver home from California. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Macy head to Tacoma for a month. Fred Mason to lead a Thompson canon picnic opposite Fannie Forward Alice Mason Arthur Forward Jesse Hurlbut. Blue flame coal offered by Clayton Lumber Co. Mrs Grace Woodford of San Francisco in city en route from Briggsdale to visit Lannie Woodford. Buster Brown and a real Tigé in town with Brown Shoe Co. Mrs. B. F. Hoffman back from Denver for hay fever relief. sister O. M. McElroy joins for two weeks.
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Grace Woodford
San Francisco
City
Briggsdale
Lannie Woodford
Water Vandal Drains Dover Reservoir in Drouth Relief
An unknown person opened the Dover reservoir well last night and released a large amount of water, dampening relief felt by farmers after the first flow from Lone Tree creek. Indignation rises. a guard may be posted to prevent a recurrence.
Fats Beat Leans In City Ball Game
The fat men defeated the lean citizens of Johnstown eleven to four. Umpire H. J. Parish oversaw the match. Lineups featured Fats Schaffler Sells Thomas Gray Whittaker Grantham Wiedman S Gray Gill against Leans Sansom Beeton Parkin Jones Richards Houtchens Winbourn Blake Miller. Business houses closed for the event and the crowd enjoyed the display.
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Johnstown
H. J. Parish
Fats — Schaffler
Sells
Thomas
George Gray
Whittaker
Grantham
Wiedman
S. Gray
Gill
Leans — Sansom
Beeton
Parkin
Jones
Richards
Houtchens
Winbourn Blake
Miller
Johnstown Sets October 15 Finish Date for Water Works
Johnstown officials fix October 15 as the completion date for the water works project after finalizing a contract with Barnes Ford of Denver. Bonds are sold and construction is set to begin promptly with no delays anticipated following the recent election.
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Barnes & Ford
Denver
Platteville eyes pea huller for next season
Platteville residents discuss a pea huller as a profitable addition to local agriculture. With excellent soil for the crop, farmers anticipate pursuing the project next year amid growing interest.
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Platteville
Thomas Visits Old War Comrade in California
Thomas and B F Jones of Tranway Ohio, Civil War comrades and former tentmates, reunite during Jones visit while Thomas travels to the grand encampment in Los Angeles.
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W. C. Thomas
B. F. Jones
Tranway
Ohio
Mr. Brown
Los Angeles
Gas from coal by underground burning foretold by Ramsay
Sir William Ramsay suggests a bore-hole into coal could be used to ignite the coal in situ by electricity. Air would feed the burn while steam supplies hydrogen and carbon dioxide to create water gas, with large engines at the bore mouth to generate electric power.
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Sir William Ramsay
England
Society Girls Welcome Circus With Early Dawn Outing
Society pages describe Misses Knous Potter Foley and friends rising before dawn to watch the circus arrive. Hostess gatherings at Wasley and Williams homes, afternoon bridge, and prize wins highlight a lively social scene with Burlington era tone and notable attendees from Morrisonville and Greensburg.
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Beth
Miriam
Mildred Knous
Lucia
Beth Potter
Ruth Foley
Wasley
Bridge
Mrs. Camfield
Mesdames
D. A. Camfield
D. R. McArthur
W. A. Hotchkiss
D. B E. Gray
H. M. Arbuckle
Misses Green
Morrisonville
Dennison
Greensburg
Ind
Not Encouraging
A dialogue in which Mr Dubb remarks on feeling small when gazing at the stars. Miss Keen Indeed questions the timing of such thoughts as they converse in a Boston Evening Transcript context.
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Boston Evening, Transcript
After Roads Are Drug
Lester Liver asks about the expression dragging the roads and what happens to them after they are dragged, reflecting curiosity about the old phrase and its meaning.
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Lester Livermore
PAYS $105 ACRE FOR DRY BEANS
Fort Lupton August 3 Special to The Republican the bean crop is so large canning factories cannot handle the yield and have changed contracts allowing beans to stay on vines until dried and delivered for 105 per acre. Factories run two shifts and all community members are pressed into service. O B Frink builds a 50 by 80 foot warehouse for surplus output delayed by label shortages.
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Fort Lupton
O. EB. Frink
Windsor Misses Circus Train For Greeley Run
August 3 Windsor residents faced disappointment as no train returned from Greeley leaving many small boys and some adults unable to attend the big show. Across the county other towns sent most of their populations while Windsor stayed home marooned and forced to improvise circus fun at home.
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Windsor
Greeley
Woman Steps on Snake in Basement Incident
Mrs. Boyd Wolf stepped into a basement and found a large rattler beneath her foot. The snake coiled and struck twice before she used a buggy whip to dispatch the intruder. The event occurred as dusk limited visibility in the room.
Sequoia Club Holds First Dance in Allison Hall
Ault residents report Miss Anna W. Craig of Denver visiting her brother Dr J W Craig. The Sequoia club hosted its inaugural dance in Allison hall, described as a delightful affair. John Hayden and Albert Nichols left for an outing in the mountains today.
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Anna W. Craig
Denver
J. W. Craig
Sequoia Club
Allison Hall
John Hayden
Albert Nichols
Newell Pleads Not Guilty In Disorderly House Charge
W. W. Newell of Severance pleaded not guilty to keeping a disorderly house. Trial set for August 20 in county court. Bond set at 500 dollars and posted. He was arrested by the sheriff's office.
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W. W. Newell
Severance
Sheriff's Office
Hat Prices Spark Style Debate in Detroit Free Press
A reader recalls paying 31 dollars after bargaining from 38 for a summer hat and contrasts Panama hats with cheaper straw options. The exchange highlights consumer tugs between fashion and thrift in headlines-style banter.
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Panama
Detroit Free Press
Machines for sale as Panama Canal opens
Government to auction 15 million dollars worth of machinery after the canal completion next year. Most political machines and all steam rollers will be junked by then, making bargains available at an opportune time. The Phoenix Soda Fountain opens offering ice cream and cold drinks.
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Bay of Hope
Panama Canal
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