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Greeley Republican

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1912

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Colorado Republicans pick Waterman and Dawson for Senate

In Denver a Republican meeting chose C. W. Waterman of Canon City and Dawson as candidates for the U S Senate. Guggenheim’s confidential secretary attended, with T H Pueblo a observer. Rumors say Guggenheim won’t seek reelection while Taft supporters back the Dawson Waterman ticket for the fall contest.

Denver Dawson C. W. Waterere Senate Simon Guggenheim Horton T. H Pueblo Waterman Dawson Terman Taft-Guggenheim Guggenheim Dawson and Waas Costigan Roosevelt

Eley Leads In-Town Tennis Showing Ahead Of Fort Meet

Eagles of Loveland and Greeley squads clash in youth tennis trials as Downey Abbott Bauer Hilton Custer and Van Meter compete. Matches end early due to train time with several 6 3 6 4 scores and a 6 2 6 3 doubles win by Henderson Stod and partners.

Northlorado Fort Downey Greeley Custer van Meter Loveland Henderson Stods Loveland Bauer

Auto outing ends in major breakdown near Fort Collins

Wednesday afternoon Rev R S Dum and party were traveling from the mountains when their auto broke down abruptly on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Mosher and Mrs A G Mosher were aboard as the machine was hauled to Fort Collins. The incident occurred about thirty miles from their destination, and Rev Dunn planned to resume preaching at the Can tonal church next Sunday.

R. S. Dum Mosher A. G. Mosher Dev- Ich Fort Collins Dunn Ault

Visiting Old Friends on a Colorado Summer

Rev. Charles Elliott formerly of the Congregational church visited old friends on Wednesday. He is spending the summer in Colorado and occupies the Eaton Congregational pulpit during Rev. Dickinson’s absence on a trip.

Charles Elliott Congregational Church Elliott Colorado Eaton Congrega Church Tor Dickinson

Going On Vacation, She Said Now Bride

Carrie Crall and Tom Rayburn of Eaton wed quietly after a planned Denver trip. Rayburn, a well known Eaton resident, followed Crall to Denver. Crall, daughter of George Crall, an accomplished musician, has spent years in Greeley and is popular socially.

Carrie Crall Ramsay Store Denver Colorado Springs Tom Rayburn Eaton Miss Crall Rayburn Greeley George Crall

Government 10 Sends Experts to State

A July 1912 letter from A K Risser signals Colorado dairy gains. Federal dairy division will establish a western office with creamery and market milk experts, a cow testing representative, and office staff to aid Weld County dairying efforts and future appropriations.

Colorado Springs Colo Charles A. Lory Fort Collins Lory McCrerey Airy Division Colorado Morton Cow Testing Association A. K. Risser Weld Uncle Sam

Forty New Citizens Expected For Naturalization Day

Forty applicants will seek final papers in the district court with diverse representation from Sweden Denmark Netherlands Austria Hungary Russia Greece Mexico England Canada Wales Germany and Belgium. They aim to be eligible to vote pending satisfactory examinations.

Sweden Denmark Netherlands Austria Hungary Russia Greece Mexico England Canada Wales Germany Belgium

Rye five feet high dazzles at Kuner exhibition

Special to The Republican from Kuner July 12 describes rye reaching over five and a half feet tall grown by William Sutor two miles south. Samples on display draw admiration as the grain crop locally exceeds previous records and other crops show strong prospects. Farmers joyously anticipate a bountiful season.

Kuner William Sutor

Pierce Wants One

Pierce July 12. A sugar factory is proposed as a response to county factory agitation. Beers do well this season and crops look promising. No action taken yet, but Ward Darley the promoter may visit soon to present his proposal to the public.

Pierce Ward Darley

Weld County Republicans Endorse Broad Reform Platform

At a Weld County Republican club meeting held at city hall leaders endorsed a reform agenda. They favor a nationwide presidential primary law direct election of U S senators an anti pass law and corruption measures. They oppose monopolies pools and big business influence and support rural postal and tax reforms.

Weld County Republican Club Republican Assembly Weld Republican Party United States Public Utilities Commission

Comic Opera Delights College Audience in Plymouth Tale

The Teachers college music department presented The Captain of Plymouth before a full chapel audience. The production drew praise for strong casting, tuneful music, bright libretto, and lively pacing. T Eb Fitz and J C Kendel directed with evident care. Graduation comes next Thursday as the summer term ends.

Teachers College Plymouth T. EB. Fitz J. C. Kendel

Miss Tinling to Address Local Women at Methodist Meeting

Miss Christine Tinling of the W. C. T. U. will address a special local union meeting Saturday at 3 30 PM in the Methodist church lecture room. She lectured at Teachers College this week on religious education and will stay next week. Her lectures from 3 50 to 4 50 PM are free and open to all interested women.

Christine Tinling Methodist Church Miss Tinliry Teachers College London England

Denver Reservoir Co to Return From Receiver Within Sixty Days

The Denver Reservoir Irrigation Co, builder of Standley Lake dam and other canals north of Denver, will pass from receiver to original owners within sixty days as finances near completion. The receivership began in 1910, with work resuming after funds from a French syndicate and the court’s appointment of Arthur Day as successor. About 75,000 acres are under cultivation, mostly held by individuals. the company holds about 20 percent of the land and plans no immediate sales while a Denver Real Estate Exchange excursion to the Standley Lake section is planned for next week.

Denver Reservoir Irrigation Company Standley Lake Denver Allen District Court Arthur Day Day Orland Companies Denver Real Estate Exchange

Prohibition Talk Highlighted In Binghamton Concert

In Raton on July 12 a band concert features a prohibition lecture during intermission by Luther Warder Wells of Oklahoma visiting the county. The program includes marches gavottes serenades and waltzes with Intermission and a closing piece titled Honor of Glory.

Sn SR

Windsor Roads Dragging Plan Funded by County

Windsor officials announce county payment to drag Windsor area roads after every rain. P F Daven arranged crews: R S Dickey on west road to county line. Guy Hinamon and Bert Walker on north road. F R Harrington on south road to bluffs. Oscar Land on Oklahoma district. J A Challgren and J E Law northeast and east to the William Rice ranch big ditch. H A Marek and H O Adcock on road south of the sugar factory.

Windsor Windsor Motor Club P. F. Daven R. S. Dickey Guy Hinamon Bert Walker F. R. Harrington Bluffs Oscar Land Oklahoma J. A. Challgren J. E. Law Big Ditch William Rice Ranch H. A. Marek H. O. Adcock

Evans I O O F Install Heads In Lodge Ceremony

Evans July 12 Grand Master J B Snook presided as officers of the I O O F were installed last night with M E Barton N G and William Markel V G among those assuming offices. A smoker followed with talks by Snook Briggs Tregoning Hughes and McAfee and several guests from LaSalle Evans and Greeley attended.

Evans J. B. Snook LaSalle and Greeley M. E. Barton N. G William Markel V. G Fred Flint P. W. Hughes Burdette Tracy Thomas Tregoning S. J. McAfee Greeley W. W. Rogers F. Johnson W. Johnson Neil Cline LaSalle J. C. Mosher D. C. Muth

Ladies Improvement Society clears funds for future use

NEAT SAM Evans July 12 The Ladies Improvement Society cleared $30 by their Fourth of July work. The treasury will hold the money for future use. After their meeting the group adjourned and attended the W C T U park gathering where children delivered an excellent program.

Evans Ladies’ Improvement Society

W C Thomas Denies Leaving County Superintendent Post

W C Thomas denies circulating reports that he will not seek another term as county superintendent of schools. He says he remains well begun in the work and has plans for voters to consider. Supporters say he has performed well.

W. C. Thomas Thomas

Service in Honor of Leader at State Teachers College

Memorial service for Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker held at the State Teachers College with nearly 1000 attendees including mayor and club women. Resolutions praised her leadership in education and civic work, with Isabella Churchill presiding and multiple local clubs represented. A later item reports Clark Renfro arrested for flooding a road with irrigation water and to be heard in Kersey soon.

Mra Sarah Platt Decker America State Teachers College Isabella Churchill State Federation of Women’s Clubs Teachers College Citizen J. S. Gale Club D. D. Hugh Theo BE. Fitz J. C. Kendel Greeley Women’s Relief Corps A. W. Jones Daughters of the American Revolution R. A. Chase W. T. K. Club Albert Howard Progress Club J. Max Clark Hubert Reynolds North Side Country Club Wilfred Bliss New Century Club Oscar Adams C. E South Women’s Christian Temperance Union M. S. Devonport Congress of Mothers W. R. Dedrick Graphic Club James Tuckerman Alumni Association E. W. Knowles Decker Greeley Press General Federation of Women’s Clubs Alice I. Wilson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aterman, Awson U. S Canon City Eley NNIS Bride Risser DR. Lory Agriculture School Miss Tinling The Republican Denver Reservoir CO Windsor Roads Motor Club Evans I. O. O. F Mrs. Decker Clark Renfro Ker ‘Sey
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