Aletha Allen Weds Ralph W Christopher in Quiet Greeley Ceremony
Aletha Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Allen married Ralph W Christopher in a small rose garden ceremony officiated by Rev A E VanOrden. The couple, both connected to Greeley circles, plan a brief wedding trip and will reside in Greeley. Christopher works with Hickman Lunbeck. he hails from Warrensburg Missouri.
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Aletha Allen
R. W. Christopher
Jack Allen
Ralph W. Christopher
A. BE. VanOrden
Salina
Kan
Christopher
Greeley
Hickman-Lunbeck Company
Warrensburg
Colorado College
Teachers College
New Haven
Conn
Courier. Journal
Orville A. Petty
Sherman Avenue
Arthur Allen
Rochester
N. Y
Maude Hammond
Nashville
Tenn
Mosher
Aurora
Ethel A. Evans
Bert Mashburn
Orchard
J. L. Thompson
First Christian Church
Sugar beet yields 30 inch root at George Houston ranch
George Sun of the George Houston ranch west of town claims a sugar beet with a thirty inch length was pulled from the ground. The upper part had begun to form while the root tapers to a thread at thirty inches. The beet is at the Republican office.
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George Sun
George Houston
Republican
Turrell Named New Greeley High School Faculty Member
M C Turrell of South Kensington Pa selected by the school board to fill the vacancy in the Greeley high school history and mathematics department caused by A G Gordon's resignation. He is a University of West Virginia graduate with years of Pennsylvania teaching experience. Miss Mary McCutcheon, daughter of J M McCutcheon, elected general assistant. no other faculty changes.
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M. C. Turrell
South Kensington
Greeley High School
A. G. Gordon
Turrell
University of West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Mary McCutcheon
J. M. McCutcheon
Denver
Razor Was Weapon Marathon Sparks on New Mexico Farm
On the Fourth of July a farm race turned violent when Juan Fernandez drew a razor in a dispute with S. J. Calzacorota at A. S. Lincoln’s land near Raton. Lincoln witnessed the tension and Juan allegedly threatened him. A complaint charges assault.
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A. S. Lincoln
Raton
Juan Fernandez
S. J. Calzacorota
Juan
Lincoln
Rattler Creates Stir In Platteville Celebration
Jim Long and Jack Lake from east of here arrived in Platteville for the July 4 celebration driving a 14 rattler timber rattlesnake. Long held the snake by the head with the tail coiled. the reptile was placed in a glass case in Coykendall Bros. window. Teachers college girls may stage a rattler hunt with Long and Lake guiding them to good spots.
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Platteville
Jim Long
Jack Lake
Here
Long
Coykendall Bros
Teachers College
Lake
Fourth of July Firecracker Victim Burned Hand
July 5 1912 Charles Curtis of this place suffered a badly burned hand when a can non cracker exploded prematurely. The Fourth of July celebration left Curtis as the sole reported injury.
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Charles Curtis
Knowlton Nearly Dies in Kauai Mountains Rescue
James F. Knowlton of Greeley, a state normal school graduate and seven year public school veteran, was with five teachers lost in the Koolau mountains of Honolulu for a week. Found exhausted by hunger, the group was taken to an Army hospital for care. Also in the party were Ruth Henry of Amherst, Mary Stanberg of Spokane, H. W. Robinson of Dartmouth, and G. H. Shaw formerly of Denver.
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James F. Knowlton
Greeley
State Normal School
Koolau Mountains
Honolulu
H. L
United States
Army Hospital
Ruth Henry
Amherst
Mass
Mary Stanberg
Spokane, Wash
H. W. Robinson
Dartmouth, N. H
G. H. Shaw
Denver
First Lodge Meeting at B P O Ellis 809 in New Home
Exalted Ruler G English presided as the B P O Ellis 809 held its first lodge meeting in the new building last night though furniture is not yet in place. A big housewarming is planned for October with Ellis delegates from across the state. A quip about lessons from defeat closes the report.
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G. English
B. P. O. Ellis
Ellis
Fine Point About The Law On Dog Barking
A court order requires you to restrain a barking dog except during burglaries or fires. The piece argues the injunction creates a harsh, impractical duty, forcing constant vigilance and restraint while leaving no guidance on reasonable limits. It notes you may must curb nuisance without option to remove the dog.
Man’s duck experiment backfires as flock begs for food
Charles Koch of Port Chester feeds his ducks pep sin solution to stimulate appetite. The birds grew ravenous, waking him at dawn and demanding meals before five. He finally abandons the plan, admitting he has stopped the pepsin.
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Charles Koch
Port Chester
N. Y
Koch
Kodh
Pleasant Quarters for French Prisoner
A new Evreux facility on the Paris Trouville road resembles a castle with a 30 foot wall. It sits on high ground overlooking the town and offers each prisoner a private cell with hammock bed washing utensils and a desk. Cells are heated by radiators and lit by electricity. An electric bell at each hammock head allows prisoners to summon guards if ill, reflecting justice ministry welfare.
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Evreux
Paris
Trouville
London Globe
Ministry of Justice
Spider cheats lure prey with leaf fan web illusion
An article notes Sumatra spiders called spider cheats use a neutral colored web to trap flies. The web mimics a palm leaf fan with a hooked edge, making prey pause and appear drawn to the trap rather than escape.
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Sumatra
Harper’s Weekly
Education Confusion Over New Scholar
A teacher asks if the new student is a boy or girl. a classmate declares the scholar is a girl, noting the child’s curls and saying she is a sister instead. The remark reflects early 20th century attitudes toward gender expression in schools.
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St. Louis Republic
Speeding Ordinance Enforced by City Marshal Edict
City Council orders strict enforcement of the speeding ordinance and fines for exceeding the limit. All vehicles must observe road rules, whether motorized or horse drawn. D. F. Camp, City Marshal.
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D. F. Camp
Forty Mules for Sale and Local Goods Advertised
Owens and Wyatt offer forty head of mules weighing twelve to fourteen hundred pounds at the season's lowest prices. Also advertised are hats at varying prices and Star Soda bottled by Star Bottling Works. Contact Clayton's for roofing and if dealers lack Star Soda, call Greeley 578.
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Star Soda
Phone Greeley
Star Bottling Works
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Ward Kessler
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