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Greeley Republican

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1912

Page

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Visitors from Several Cities Visit Hudson District

On July 25 at noon 250 members of the Denver Chain Commerce the Brighton and Greeley Commercial clubs Platte and Greeley drove into town for an inspection tour. They were greeted with bunting business houses decorated and samples of local cooking as they toured irrigation district reservoirs including Creek Bootleg Sand Creek. The visit focused on the district irrigation projects and left business leaders pleased with the reception.

Nylyn Hudson

Gill Baseball Team Set for Return Game on Neutral Ground

July 28 report notes Gill baseball team to play a return game on neutral soil with a neutral umpire. The team, described as young and nervous, aims to rebound after a defeat yesterday as fans believe another win is possible.

Gill

Farmers of July 25 Bet on Pea Crop Returns

Farmers report good returns from the pea crop with $20 to $40 per acre common. The huller runs about twelve hours daily and land set aside for peas expected to yield win. July 25 notes about this agricultural outlook.

Green Men Dead in Mine at Evans Station Pa

A cloudburst flooded Superba No 2 coal mine at Evans Station three miles from Uniontown. Thirteen men drowned and thirty seven? injured as water rushed a manway trapping workers. Many families lose breadwinners. survivors endured long swims and peril as rescuers worked amid wreckage and rising water.

Atown Evans Station Uniontown Childre Ain

Gamble widow free after coroner’s inquest

Miss Gamble who shot and killed Charles Gamble at their home in Sa8 City Missouri was discharged after a preliminary hearing. Testimony described fifteen years of brutal abuse by Gamble including attempts to gouge eyes and hammer blows, with scars carried by Mrs Gamble and her daughter Ethel.

Two Women Severely Cut When Horse Runs Off

Mrs. Chester Blunt and daughter Lepha of Lucerne were thrown from their buggy near Greeley while driving to visit. Frightened horses dragged them across a barbed wire fence, causing facial and hand injuries requiring stitches. They are recovering well with no serious complications. The crash occurred at the S. A. Bradfield farm after trash in the road startled the animals.

Greeley Chester Blunt Lepha Lucerne S. A. Bradfield Farm

Brothers Paul and Dean Thomas Run From Pierce to Denver

Eight and eleven year old brothers Paul and Dean Thomas ran away from their Pierce home to Trinidad seeking a shared home with a married sister. They were picked up near Hazeltine Colorado by George Rucker and taken to Denver where they await relatives' guidance in police custody. Their journey covered four days with harsh conditions before the boys were found and brought to the capital city jail’s matron’s quarters. The youths fear being separated if returned to Pierce, expressing strong desire to stay together with their sister and mourn the loss of their mother and father.

Paul Dean Thomas Pierce Hazeltine Colo Denver Trinidad Amy Honda George Rucker Carter Rucker Paul Thomas Marie Crom Papa W.O. Shaffner Greeley

Man Lacks Identity After Majestic Liner Trip

A 35 year old man, unnamed and with unknown origins, caused concern aboard the Majestic after sailing from New York to Europe. He wore a dark coat and light trousers, boarded with a ticket, and was seen with a well dressed companion who did not stay on board. Found dazed after the voyage, his coat pockets were cut out and only $5 remained. His ticket is missing and doctors could not determine his identity.

Plymouth Majestic New York

Fruit displays for fair come in and go to cooling room

Fruit for Weld county fair displays is already arriving in Greeley and is stored in the ice plant cooling room under manager W. H. Eadwards care. Early varieties will be out of season by fair time but will be shown. Secretary W. B. Kinsella says premium lists are distributed countywide and available at the secretary’s office. A highlight will be sharpshooting by Capt. and Mrs. Hardy, noted for their exceptional shooting skills.

Weld County Greeley W. H. Eadwards W. B. Kinsella Hardy

LaSalle Leads Nine-Run Surge in Local Victory

LaSalle defeated Gill in a baseball game as Gill failed to score. Jay and Stewart pitched and caught for LaSalle while Mannion and Mannion played for Gill. After five innings Gill allowed nine runs in a burst, then the locals held the rest of the game. Next Sunday LaSalle faces Milliken.

LaSalle Gill Jay Stewart Mannion Milliken

Drives Six Days With His Eye and Face Wounded From Glass

John Watts of this city endured a five day overland journey from Walden Jackson county after a lantern exploded in a mine. His face carried multiple glass splinters and one eye was seriously injured. Watts arrived at Greeley hospital in great pain with possible eye infection and the cornea cut.

John Watts Walden Jackson County Greeley Hospital Watts

Peckham Locals Brief Notices and Crops Update

Peckham notes Mrs. L. Sorenson is visiting Denver for a few days. Mrs. J. W. Moehrle and daughter Nettie visited Miss Laura Sorenson on Wednesday. Crops look good in the vicinity and the grain harvest has begun.

Peckham L. Sorenson Denver J. W. Moehrle Nettie Laura Sorenson

New Fly-Guard for Horses Attracts Comment

Bancroft J. A. Holland unveils a fly protection scheme using Tanglefoot above fly nets to lure flies away from horses. Report notes no restlessness after adoption and urges others to try it. The item also mentions Thomas Bancroft, Evans hotel man, released on $1,000 bond on perjury charges tied to a bootlegging trial involving Mike O'Grady.

J. A. Holland Mr. Holland

New York Lawyer Fatally Shot by Former Client

Special to The Republican New York July 25 Joseph Fettrech a lawyer and his clerk Norman Bergh were shot in the office by Conway a former client after a dispute over a case. Fettrech struck in the abdomen and Bergh in the hip. Conway was arrested and Fettrech is said to be dying.

New York Joseph Fettrech Norman Bergh Conway Fettrech Bergh

Lad Killed by Mishap Formerly Lived Here

Earl Allen died in Montom yesterday from motorcycle accident injuries. He once studied at Greeley Business College and lived with Mr and Mrs L H Harrison. Orville Hendershott, a Harrison nephew, was among those with him. His widowed mother grieves. coroner will not investigate as accident occurred in Larimer county near the Weld county line.

Earl Allen Longmont Greeley Business College L. H. Harrison Orville Hendershott Allen Harrisons Larimer T. G. Macy Weld County

Tomcat Kills Freak Kitten With Three Heads

Dennison Ohio July 25 A freak kitten owned by James Edie of Stillwater was killed Tuesday by a tomcat. The kitten had three heads twelve legs and three tails with varied gray and black coloring described in detail by local observers.

Dennison Ohio James Edie Stillwater

Japanese Mikado Sinking After Relapse

Tokyo reports Dr Mirua, physician to the emperor, admitting a serious relapse of the imperial patient. The physician says the heart is weaker and fears failure at any moment.

Mirua

O Grady Sentenced After Guilty Plea on Roulette Wheel

Mike O Grady faced a jury on a disorderly house charge but was found not guilty. He pleaded guilty to possessing gambling paraphernalia a roulette wheel seized by Sheriff S J McAfee and Deputy Hobart Frazier on June 12 and received three months in jail and a $300 fine. The wheel may be displayed as a souvenir. O Grady is a well known Weld county resident.

Thomas Bancroft Evans Mike O'Grady Longmont Colo *Rado S. J. McAfee Hobart Frazier O'Grady Weld County

Lightning Kills Best Horse in Bunch Near Platteville

Coykendahl Brothers near Platteville report a lightning strike killed their two year old filly valued at 225 dollars. The seven horses huddled together in a pasture during a 4 PM storm. the filly in the center was the only one harmed. The others escaped unharmed.

Platteville Coykendahl Brothers

Lynn couple to return from Estes Park vacation

Rev and Mrs J Elwood Lynn are returning Friday from Estes Park where they spent their vacation. Mr Lynn also attended a rural pastors conference and will fill the pulpit as usual on Sunday July 28.

Sheriff Returns With Alleged Wife Deserter

Sheriff S J McAfee brought J H Carter from Nampa Idaho to Weld County to answer a wife desertion charge. This marks the second such case in two months as Mrs Carter vows to prosecute. Colorado statutes classify wife desertion as a felony punishable by prison. Earlier case involved Harry Holland of Evans who left his bride of two weeks and was captured in Salida.

S. J. McAfee Nampa Idaho J. H. Carter Weld Evans Salida Holland

Electric Pumping Plants Shown In Motion

Boulder events featured moving pictures on electrical pumping stations to reclaim 300,000,000 acres of western arid land. A. W. Hahn outlined wells under 30 feet, costs for 160 acre plants, and cheaper, automatic power versus horse labor. Farmers would pay about $2.20 per acre foot with perpetual water rights as installments expected.

Boulder Colo Boulder Commercial Association Northern Colorado Power Company Boulderado Power Company A. W. Hahn Hahn

Joy ride auto wreck claims life near Wewatta

A carload of joy riders returning from Sand Creek overturned at Forty-fifth and Wewatta, killing an unidentified woman and injuring three others. Chauffeur Edward Krite and drug firm employee Fred Graham were severely injured. Harold Standsburg escaped unharmed.

Denver Sand Creek Forty-fifth Wewatta Fred Graham Schlotz Drug Company Edward Krite Cr. B. Krone Harold Standsburg Welton Street Crone Twenty- Ninth Arapahoe

Exciting ball game ends in minister's death in Dixon

During an exciting Dixon Browns versus Nebraska Indians game in Dixon Illinois Rev. M N Clark pastor of West End Congregational church fell unconscious from a grandstand seat. He was rushed home by doctors after a brief recovery and died later leaving a wife and four children.

Dixon, Ill Dixon Browns Nebraska Indians Dixons M. N. Clark West End Congregational Church

Night and Day Effort Under Way On 300 Acre Wheat Tract

Platteville reports Lew Snidow operating five farms with three reapers to harvest 300 acres of wheat. He works constantly to prevent loss from storms and to maximize profits as farmers across the region anticipate the heaviest yields in years. Gilcrest notes a beneficial rain raising crop prospects while Platteville highlights timely rain aiding fields and thriving beets.

Platteville Lew Snidow Snidow Sindow

Girls Get Schools

Miss Katherine Hale a Gunnison resident and Teachers college graduate is elected kindergarten teacher at the Gunnison Normal school. Miss Luella Sale is also elected to teach English and supervise upper grades at the institution.

Katherine Hale Teachers College Gunnison Normal School Luella Sale

Platteville Pickles Day under way as cucumbers flood salting station

Platteville reports a bumper cucumber crop for Pickle Day. Edward Turner delivered the first load and won the first prize from the Kuner company, a case of pork and beans, with William Studlick taking the second prize, a half case. Farmers praise the yield and acreage devoted to pickles grows.

Platteville Edward Turner Kuner Company William Studlick

Man killed by high voltage at Broadhead mine near Trinidad

Michael Medinica a pumpman at the Broadhead mine near Trinidad was instantly killed when he contacted a high voltage switch estimated at 20 000 volts. He was badly burned and left a wife and two small children.

Trinidad Colo Michael Medinica Broadhead

Windsor Band Opens Season With First Concert

Under D B Cloud the Windsor band gave its first concert of the season to a good crowd. The program will continue each Wednesday night through the summer, and locals praise the town’s crack northern Colorado band.

Windsor D. B. Cloud Colorado

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