MULES FOR SALE AND LOCAL Notices
Fragmented notice lists 000 mules for sale by S Wyatt with forty head weighing twelve to seventeen hundred pounds. Also mentions a train stop, advertising expenses, and a hotel field in Colo. A separate obituary states Congressman Malloy George R from Ogden died at 64 in York region after heart disease, found in hotel room in July. Witnesses indicate life had ended hours before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malloy
York
George R. Malgressman
New
Murray Tel
Conan Malloy
Ogden
Local ads list goods and visits in Greeley area
A collage of shop notices and social snippets shows purchases from Clayton's, Fezer's Paris green, Pioneer Cash Hardware, and Star Soda, with service items from Dr Lodwick osteopathy and J P Klug Livery. Residents visit relatives in Denver and Cheyenne, and library summer hours are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rissler’s
Fezer
Lucas
Pioneer Cash Hardware Co
Local residents take summer trips and watch for events
Several townspeople travel to nearby resorts and cities including Pierce, Estes Park, Denver, Eldora, and Steamboat Springs for visits and vacations. A hospital stay and a serious appendicitis operation at the city hospital are noted, along with a fishing party at Riverview ranch and plans to chaperone a mountain trip for a boys club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Baum
Pittsburg
J. A. Wetzel
Baum
Mr. Wetzel
Spartans
Estes Park
Greeley Bride Lena King Weds Howard Thomas at Nazarene Church
Miss Lena King daughter of Mr and Mrs Randall King of 1405 Tenth street became the bride of Howard Thomas of Eaton in a quiet Tuesday ceremony at the Nazarene church. The couple plan to reside in Greeley for the present. A charivari followed the wedding as neighborhood youths celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Eaton
Lewis E. Burger
the Nazarene Church
Lena King
Randall King
Tenth Street
Howard Thomas
Thomas
Kersey Couple Secretly Wed in Greeley Surprise Wedding
Miss Elsie I Hill and Ralph V Meisler of Kersey were wed in Greeley by Judge G A Bradfield on Wednesday. The couple, who have lived in the area all their lives, returned to Kersey and will reside there. A charivari followed the news as friends toasted the new marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Elsie I. Hill
Ralph V. Meisler
Greeley
G. A. Bradfield
Local Socials Include Thimble Party and Club Outing
Laura Sorenson hosts sisters and friends including Roy Jef fries Paul Pumphrey Earl Todd Joe Pumphrey Joe Carpenter Louis Carpenter and Ben Pearson. Mrs Price of Nebraska honored at a thimble party with many attendees and a pleasant afternoon. Eaton community notes announce Butterfly club plans a two week trip to Eldorado Springs under chaperones Mr and Mrs Cobler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Sorenson
Roy Jeffries
Paul Pumphrey
Earl Todd
Joe Pumphrey
Joe and Louis Carpenter
Ben Pearson
East Windsor
Water Scarcity Prompting Thrice-Blown Fire Whistle
Eighteen inches of water flow in Greeley pipes at 3 pm, with authorities denying mud blockage and blown sections. Water use limited until fire whistle signals. after three blasts, outdoor use should cease. Reservoir cleaning may take until next week. mayor may order a nighttime whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Sheridan mother rescues child from cistern by rope
Mrs. A. W. Frazier, a rancher's wife, plunged into an icy cistern to save her 2-year-old son who fell in while playing. She tied a rope to the top, climbed to the bottom, and hauled both herself and the child to safety, later receiving medical care in Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Wyo
A. W. Frazier
Buffalo Creek
Miles
Rocky Ford Melons Delayed Two To Three Weeks
Rocky Ford Colorado reports the melon district safe from major weather damage though valley acreage falls about 2,500 from last year due to hail in Las Animas and Lamar. Despite smaller area, melon quality is described as the finest in the valley. Growth is slightly retarded with maturity two to three weeks later than usual. four new companies are bidding on the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ford
Colo
Arkansas Valley
Las Animas
Lamar
Dry land crops shown at Turner store in Nunn
Rye reaches fifty four inches, fall wheat thirty six, and spring wheat thirty inches in the Arnett ranch fields near Nunn. W. D. Atkins reports the samples were chosen at random and reflect promising yields due to abundant moisture and a likely bountiful harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunn
Turner
Arnett
W. D. Atkins
Erie to Install Lightning Arresters on Transformers
Erie officials decide to install lightning arresters at each transformer after recurring storms damage equipment. The protective devices aim to reduce frequent replacements and high repair costs following electrical surges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Windsor F. M. E. S. S. P. D. Annual Meet
Windsor hosts the annual meeting of the F M E S S P D on the Laybourn lawn July 10. Cradle roll beginner and primary departments attend with their fathers and mothers in a church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
M. H. Laybourn Lawn
Installation Interrupted by Absence of Noble Grand
No local I O O F installation occurred due to the absence of Ed Jeffries, noble grand. Members instead adjourned to an ice cream parlor and enjoyed refreshments together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Jeffries
Noble Grand
Hail Storm Destroys Crops Near Severance
A severe hail storm swept a small area north and east of Severance on Monday damaging the crops of George Patton and injuring fields belonging to F. Jay Smith and John Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severance
Here
George Patton
F. Jay Smith
John Mullen
We All the News All the Time in the Republican
The phrase appears as a bold regional motto. It captures a newspaper asserting comprehensive coverage within the Republican region with emphasis on constant news delivery. It reflects a period branding approach rather than a specific event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Man and dog in vicious fight over injury at Paine home
Cornelius Murphy was mauled by a bulldog owned by William Paine in Windsor on July 6. The dog was killed by Marshal Jesse Forbes the next morning after lacerating Murphy's arm. Murphy is expected to recover. no hydrophobia danger seen. The dog had bitten two others previously and was valued by the Paine family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Cornelius Murphy
William Paine
Murphy
Paine
Paines
Changes in U P Trains Take Effect Tomorrow
Effective July 7 Union Pacific adjusts schedules No 105 departs Denver at 1 00 pm arriving Greeley at 2 40 pm No 110 leaves Greeley at 7 00 pm arriving Denver at 8 40 pm No 106 now departs at 5 00 pm arriving Denver at 6 40 pm The 1 00 pm Fort Collins connection via Greeley to Dent remains possible after 4 30 pm The remaining trains keep their times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Denver
Greeley
Fort Collins
Dent
Firecracker causes fatal ranch accident in Wyoming
Cheyenne Wyoming July 6 John Randolph a rancher near Buffalo died after his team ran away when frightened by a firecracker Randolph was thrown from the wagon and his neck was broken He died within an hour making him the only Fourth of July accident victim reported in the state thus far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
John Randolph
Buffalo
Randolph
Kersey Baseball Club Formally Organized Led by Fischer
Kersey formed a baseball club last night with W. C. Fischer as manager and A. J. Medina as captain. The first game is set with Gill next Sunday, followed by a trip to Orchard the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
W. C. Fischer
A. J. Medina
Gill
Orchard
Grading outfit moves to Crow Creek reservoir project
The grading outfit stationed here for months has been moved to Crow Creek country where men and teams are working on a reservoir project. The move occurred on July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severance
Crow Creek Country
The Panama Canal and U S regional gains
In 1906 C H Forbes Lindsay argues the Panama Canal will chiefly benefit the South and Mississippi Valley. He notes the region's vast size, navigable waterways, fertile soil, and proximity of midwest cities to New Orleans. He foresees ocean steamships from Duluth via Great Lakes to Gulf and Pacific ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mississippi
Chicago
New Orleans
New York
St. Paul
Omaha
Dubuque
St. Louis
Kansas City
Duluth
Great Lakes
Mississippi River
Missouri
Gulf of Mexico
C. H. Forbes Lindsay
Panama
Isthmus
Rain Spoiled Fourth of July Dinner at Dover Ranch
About 200 people from Nunn Dover and nearby areas gathered at Madden grove on the Dover ranch to celebrate the Fourth of July. A heavy rain forced guests to cover tables with wagon covers and blankets while many left with wet clothes and mud created by three stranded autos. nonetheless attendees felt they had enjoyed the celebration despite the spoiled dinner and soggy ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Nunn
Indiana
Mexico
Greeley
Madden Grove
Dover Ranch
J. J. Domke
Boy Born July Fourth Is Washington Kin
San Francisco on July 6 reports a boy born on Independence Day is the great great grandfather of Gen George Washington through his mother Mrs C LaBourdette. Alexis C LaBourdette Jr traces his lineage to Mildred Washington via Lucile Radcliffe whose mother Zoe Green Radcliffe is a social worker and newspaper woman from a noted Virginia family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
George Washington
C. LaBourdette
Alexis C. LaBourdette, Jr
Lucile Radcliffe
Mildred Washington
Miss Radcliffe
Zoe Green Radcliffe
Virginia
Had Splendid Berries Nunn July Party
Home grown berries grown by dry farming were served by Mr and Mrs Amos Entwistle at a recent party at their Nunn home. The Entwistle lawn is noted as a rarity in the neighborhood with exceptionally fine strawberries on offer.
James Landau Dies at 14 in Windsor Funeral Held
James Landau son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hoffman died Sunday from rheumatism and dropsy at age fourteen. Funeral services were conducted at the German Lutheran church in Windsor on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severance
James Landau
Fred Hoffman
Windsor
Postpone Huller Start In Johnstown
Wet fields prevented an early start for the pea huller in Johnstown. The machinery will be set in motion Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Snake Kills Two Sons in Pitt County Nest
In Raleigh July 6 Mrs. George Adams of Pitt county found her two sons eight and younger drowned after a rattlesnake nested in a hen nest bit them as she tried to separate the birds. The mother rushed them home but medical help arrived too late for the boys who died in agony. The trio will be buried together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Public Library
Bonnie Bonham
Denver
Roxye Adams
Star Bottling Works
Raleigh
N. C
George Adams
Pitt County
Waiters strike provokes profit ploy challenge
A theater proprietor taunts a patron with a test of tips during a waiter strike. He claims his staff can exploit the situation if the patron believes waiters make fortunes from tips, offering him a chance to try passing finger bowls for profit.
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ALE — Real Estate
Iin
State Normal
Deal Direct
Publican
6Th Ave
Ninth Ave
LE Cheap
Le—Bay
Tehed
gsrRany
7Th St
Highth Ave
Colony Iny't Co
11Th Ave
Joe Yoshi
Steeley
Twin Bridges
D. W. Steatteville
Togreeley
Piatte
Morzan & Wright
Librass
S.M. Edgell
the Great Sugar Company
Field Hotel
S & Wyatt
Clayton's
SEELY
Fely-Fournier Drug CO
Ione Greeley
Moses & Kinsella
Dunham's
HE. N. Miller
B. F. Woodruff & Co
H. A. Irons
Clayton
Fezer’s
Lodwick
McClenahan
Williams Block
G. H. Candlin
J. H. Rowe
Eunice
Nettie King
Ault
J. A. King
Ruth Martinson
Cora Harlow
Marie Sallstrom
Minatare, Neb
Alice Kent
Elbert, Colo
O. C. McConnell
Cambridge
Ohio
R. B. Speers
Bess Connelly
Nell Chestnut
John T. Abell
Linneus, Mo
H. A. Abell
R. R. Moodie
George Aman of
A. Apley
Star Soda
Phone Greeley
S. H. Wallace
A. C. Morris
Rebecca Johnson
Bertha Malmstrom
Franklin
J. P. Klug Livery Co
Sixth Avenue
Clarence Jackson
Freda Randolph
Katherine Kirby
Nellie Bennett
Rae Blanchard
Rhea Vertrees
Pierce
Ada Richards
Mary Simmons
E. G. McKinney
H. Sadowski
Demorest
Wyatt
Eldora
The
Colony Investment Co
Charles Hansen
Steamboat Springs
H. E. Jhlogue
Ray Whitfall
Lawrence Montgomery
Oklahoma City
Okla
Park Place
H. H. Thurlby
Grice and
Nye
Colorado Springs
Mountains
Swanson
Eighth Ave
G. S. Tisdel
Oakland City
Ind
M. A. Brooks
Richard Marshall McClure
Daily Hub
Kearney
Neb
Riverview Ranch
Z. X. Snyder
J. H. Hays
G. R. Miller
S. M. Hadden
J. T. Lister
Ladies’ Automobile Club
Island Grove Park
Robert Strang
Dora Willis
John Willis
O & ¢ Peckham
A_ jolly
Switzerland Trail
Nettie Moehrle
Ovun
New Strause Self
Greeley Gas & Fuel Co
U. P
Washington
Snake
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