Get da trip ushers big district welcome for July outing
The Republican notes plans for a large visitor turnout and an elaborate entertainment program. Real Estate Exchange members will join Denver visitors on a luncheon tour spanning Barr Lake, Horse Creek, Hudson, Brighton, and nearby sites. Local farmers prepare culverts and logistics to showcase district projects and hospitality.
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Republican
Henrylyn Sys
Real Estate Exchange
Passlunch
Armers
Denver
Itas
Barr Lake
Horse Creek Prep
Hudson Forenesburg
Brighton
Bishop Henry Farren Dies After 57 Years as Preacher
Retired senior bishop Henry Farren of the Methodist Episcopal Church, a veteran churchman and former western leader, died last night at 8 12 at his home in University Park after six days of pneumonia following a Minneapolis conference trip. He was 57 years a preacher and had directed church work from Chicago to Denver. His illness began June 20 with inflammatory rheumatism and developed into a fatal infection. He and his family were en route for Denver when the announcement was released.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Cook and
Watts
University Park
Minneapolis
Warren
Louise Warren
The
Denver
Metr- Scopal
America
Funeral for Charles Markham Held Quietly
Funeral services for Charles Markham were held today with a large family turnout and abundant floral tributes as friends and relatives paid respects.
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Republican
Charles Markham
Bancroft Warrant For Perjury In County Court Case
A warrant charging Thomas Bancroft with perjury in the Mike O Grady trial was sworn out and he will be arrested tonight. The sheriff reports the warrant issued for service. The accusation rests on Bancroft claim of liquor purchase from John Woland before meeting O Grady. William Rush trial for illegal liquor sales set to begin at 1 PM.
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Thomas ¢ Bancroft
Mike O ' O'Grady
Bancroft
John
Woland
O'Grady
William Rush
Greeley Plan Aims Cooperative Creamery Stock Drive
Weld County Farmers' club proposes a cooperative creamery in Greeley with equal shareholding by farmers and merchants. They plan to incorporate 200 shares at 25 dollars each, 80 shares for farmers and 80 for merchants, with a directing group, a stock subscription, and notes payable by October 1 for creamery purchase on September 1. The project touts higher land values, steady income, and improved farms through dairying.
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Greeley
Weld County Farmers’ Club
Weld
Farmers’ Union
Balloon feature at Tomato Day in Fort Lupton
Special to The Republican Fort Lupton July 24 a balloon ascent by Daredevil Greene will headline Tomato Day on September 2. The contract is drawn and a full program is planned with activities every minute promising a hammer from start to finish.
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Fort Lupton
Daredevil Greene
Republican Paper Seeks Harvest Aid for Weld County
The Weld County Republican proposes a volunteer drive to harvest wheat if a real shortage is found. It pledges to recruit 500 workers from cities and towns, fund wages, provide transport, and enlist candidates from the Republican slate. It asks farmers to confirm need and urges business and professional people to join.
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Weld
Republican
Weld County Farmers’ Club
Greeley
Farmers’ Club
Foos Boy Found After Farm Work Absence
George Foos son of Mr and Mrs Henry Foos was found on a farm west of LaSalle after disappearing Sunday. He said an older boy persuaded him to work and he did not know how to contact his parents. Authorities had searched local farms.
Progressives list names without owners' consent at delegation meeting
Five men named for progressive delegations in Weld county were put on ballots without their knowledge or authority. R. A. Dix A. S. Lincoln L. B. Tucker of Kersey Eaton resident L. B. Reed and Sam Griffith of Milliken say they were elected delegates to the republican assembly and deny third party ties.
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R. A. Dix
L. B. Tucker
Kersey
Lincoln
L. B. Reed
Eaton
Sam Griffith
Milliken
Republican
Republican Today
Reed
Mr. Griffith
Motorcycle Crash Fatality in Longmont
Earl Allen aged 18 died in Longmont after his motorcycle struck a dead dog in the road at high speed. He suffered three broken ribs, a lung puncture, and a fractured skull. He led Noah Early and Norville Hendershot, who were unhurt, in darkness with no lights on.
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Longmont
Earl Allen
Noah Early
Norville Hendershot
Alien
Tramp's Smoke Destroys Grant Warner Farm Barn
A fire believed started by a tramp sleeping in the hay destroyed the Grant G. Warner farm barn and contents southeast of town. About 4:30 this morning the blaze consumed the barn with a saved horse, $250 beans owned by W. A. Insinger, and harness and stored articles. Total damage about $800, partially insured, with a tramp seen fleeing before efforts to fight the fire.
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Grant G. Warner Farm
W. A. Insinger
Colorado crops predicted to surpass all former records
Government Crop Reporter indicates Colorado crops will exceed prior records in yield and value. Statewide average crop condition stands at 109 percent of the 10 year average, with New Mexico 109.9 and Oregon 113.5. Winter wheat 92 percent of normal. spring wheat 94. rye perfect. Alfalfa 98. fruits show notable gains over last year.
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Colorado
New Mexico
Oregon
Robbery at Japanese contractor’s camp nets $100
William Ogawa reported a midnight break in at 401 Ninth street camp. He says $51 in cash, two gold watches and several smaller items were stolen, including a $42.68 Union Pacific paycheck. Also missing were watches and a chain from K Ikeda and S Nakayama, with the loot totaling well over $100. Payment on the paycheck has been stopped. No suspects yet.
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William Ogawa
Ninth Street
Ogawa
K. Ikeda
S. Nakayama
Union Pacific
T. Watsuki
Syrup Coats Eaton Streets Test Pleases Town Board
Eaton reports a beet syrup coating on streets after heavy rains and sun. The coating stays hard and smooth, needing less water, and a heavier layer may be applied next spring to last about a year. The town board is pleased with the experiment overall.
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Eaton
Greeley preacher delivers sermon at camp meeting
Lewis E. Burger of Greeley preached at the camp meeting service to a large crowd. A Colorado Springs visitor will fill the pulpit tonight as early morning prayer services at 6 30 o clock draw good attendance.
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Evans
Lewis E. Burger
Greeley
Colorado Springs
Harvesters Out as Johnstown Farmers Begin Fall Wheat Cut
Johnstown reports farmers taking to the fields with harvesters on July 24. Prospects for the fall wheat crop look favorable as work commences across the area.
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Johnstown
Think Suit Big Joke in Severance Case
The $100 000 damages suit against David Severance and others by Otto E Smith of Denver is viewed as a joke here. Local residents doubt the alleged inhuman treatment can be proven as the case nears its Denver exposure. Smith, a known longtime figure, claims relation to the Pabst brewing family and that he was beaten and driven from Severance without cause. he also asserts he is an inventor.
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Severance
David Severance
Otto E. Smith
Denver
Smith
Pabst
Plan to Improve 14th Ave Prompts City Inquiry
City council heard requests to grade gravel and pave 14th Avenue from Island Grove to city limits, funding via sidewalk district bonds. City Engineer O F Shattuck was tasked to estimate costs for next meeting while depot area platform needs and sidewalk grade adjustments on Eighth and Thirteenth streets were discussed.
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Fourteenth Avenue
Island Grove
O. F. Shattuck
Marshall Smith
Denver-Laramie
C. E. Barber
Severance
Smith
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Alderman Bullock
Island Grove Park
Howard
Thirteenth Street
Bath House John Coughlan to Visit Greeley Games
Chicago alderman and Zoosball team owner John Coughlan will be in Greeley Saturday and Sunday for two games against the Spuds. Tickets are printed for a special rate to both games and bees are urged for a later season fundraiser. Coughlan earned his nickname from Chicago bathhouses and later built Colorado Springs' first zoo. he has been blind for years.
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Bath House
John Coughlan
Chicago
Zoosball
Colorado Springs
Greeley
Bethge
Spuds
Coughlan
Hance Appointed Station Agent at Nunn
W F Hance has been named station agent at Nunn replacing C H Rhodes who has faced multiple altercations. Hance, a well known local farmer, succeeds Rhodes with general local approval.
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