Greeley adopts sewer district extension ordinance
Ordinance No 160 authorizes Sewer District No 82 extension in Greeley Colorado. It details construction of a sewer line from the east area to Fifteenth avenue area, funding by city warrants and district assessments, and creation of Sewer District No 12 Fund for maintenance and debt service. The ordinance was introduced read and adopted by the city council in March 1892.
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City of
Greecy
Colorado
Ghrth Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Peery's
Fifteenth Avenue
R. Attest
J.B. Pausity
State of Colorado
Weld
Greeley
B. Patom
City of Greeley
Ana
Praise for lawmakers as CSU Normal School endorses defeat of bills
Students and faculty of the Colorado State Normal School praise their senator W L Clayton and representatives H Watson and Walter Farr for defeating a public school teacher licensing bill and bills creating three normal schools. They also thank State Auditor George Ole Statler ex lieutenant Governor J L Brush ex State Senator James W McCreery Judge Charles E Southard Charles H Wheeler James Freeman Assessor J Wylie Treasurer W Allen and others who went to Denver. Resolutions signed by class presidents and the school president urge copies to be sent to the named officials and newspapers in Greeley.
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Colorado State Normal School
General Assembly
W. L. Clayton
H. ©. Watson
Walter Farr
George Ole. Statler
J. L. Brush
Greeley
4. X. Snyder
eReweees
Frank H. Larson
Frances R. Doull
Worthy Cause Promotes Cottage Home for Betrayed Girls
Mrs. D. M. Hayes plans to visit Greeley this week or next to raise support for the Cottage Home for Betrayed Girls in Denver. An extract from her article portrays the plight of wayward youths and the need for compassionate care rather than judgment.
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D. M. Hayes
Cottage Home
Denver
Greeley
Hayes
Churches Trinity Lutheran Service at 10:30 A M
German service at 10 30 A M and Sunday school at 11 30 A M led by Pastor P B Fritsche at Trinity Lutheran Church.
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P. B. Fritsche
Doctrine of Atonement Sunday Service Notice
A church announces a Wednesday evening service at 7 30 PM focusing on the doctrine of atonement. The event invites congregants to attend and participate in worship and reflection.
Sunday Services Announced by Pastor Gustafson
The church schedules Sunday school at 10 a.m. and an evening service at 7 30 p.m led by Pastor O W Gustafson.
Morning and Evening Services At Local Church
The pastor will preach at both services with the newly elected elders installed at the morning service. Music will be led by the choir and orchestra. All are cordially invited by J. Hunter pastor.
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Kk. J. Hunter
Morning prayer and sermon at 10 45
Morning prayer and sermon announced for 10 45 with subject The Good Shepherd The service includes special music and a public invitation. Sunday school at noon then evening song and sermon at 7 30 with subject The Answer to Depression. Special music at both services. J A Trimmer is pastor.
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the Good Shepherd
J. A. Trimmer
Elder Richards to preach at Seventh Day Adventist Church
Elder H. M. J. Richards of Love land will preach Thursday night at 7 30 in the Seventh Day Adventist church corner Eighth Street and Fourteenth Avenue. The subject will be Message of the Adventist church all are cordially invited and will be made welcome.
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H. M. J. Richards
Loveland
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Eighth Street
Fourteenth Avenue
Adventist Church
Congregational Service Schedule and Sermon Topics
Public worship at 10 45 a m with the sermon He Careth for You. Sunday school at noon. Evening service at 7 30 p m titled What Will You Do With the Man Jesus Christ. Opening praise led by the orchestra and choir of boys.
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Jesus Christ
Peace Conference in New York Prepares for Hague Congress
On April 14 a national peace conference will assemble in New York as a precursor to the International Peace Congress scheduled for June 15 at The Hague. The sermon will focus on peace between nations in line with the conference’s aims. T. OC Brockway.
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New York
The
Hague
T. OC. Brockway
Shooting Mystery at Metcalf Ranch Near Windsor
A shooting at the William Metcalf ranch west of Greeley injures family members as two large calibre bullets pass through the house. Neighbors report John McLean with a still smoking rifle. he is arrested in Windsor after a feud over years with lawsuits, horse shootings, and sheep poisoning.
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William Metcalf
Greeley
Windsor
Metcalf
John McLean
McLean
Florance
Justice Court
Metcalfs
McLeans
Collision injures newlywed Ray Holmes and bride near Johnstown
Ray Holmes and his wife, married less than three weeks, were hurt Sunday night half a mile west of Johnstown when their rig was struck by a presumed intoxicated driver. Passengers Earl Parkin and Miss Josie Sansom were with them. Mrs. Holmes suffered serious back and shoulder injuries and was taken to her father’s home in Johnstown in critical condition. The groom had facial and hand cuts but returned home after the crash.
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Ray Holmes
Johnstown
Holmes
Earl Parkin
Josie Sansom
Greeley Hospital Advisory Board Formed by County
The county commissioners last Monday appointed an advisory board for the Greeley hospital. Members include Prof. W. G. Chambers, Rev. R. J. Hunter, Franklin J. Green, Dr. O. C. Dyde, R. W. Deviney, Dr. H. W. Call, and the group aims to boost hospital interest and seek self-support.
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Board of County Commissioners
Greeley Hospital
W. G. Chambers
Normal School
R. J. Hunter
Ministerial Alliance
Franklin J. Green
Greeley
OC. B. Dyde
R. W. Devinney
H W. Call
Weld County Medical Society
Weddin gs of Fennessey and Rockwell
Elizabeth Fennessey and Fred Rockwell wed yesterday at high noon in Sterling. The ceremony occurred at the home of the bride’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Kelsey. The couple will reside at 1420 Highth street with Rockwell’s ties to Nelson Demorest.
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Elizabeth Fennessey
Fred Rockwell
Sterling
E. M. Kelsey
South Dakota
Mr. Rockwell
Nelson Demorest
Greeley
Highth Street
Quiet wedding links Cross and Paden in Pullman parlor
Pullman Wash March 30 A quiet wedding took place at the home of Rev W G M Hays United Presbyterian parlor here. C R Cross of Hillyard Wash married Miss Clara F Paden of Greeley Colo with Rev D Hays officiating. Guests included the minister's family and the Kimmel sisters. The bride's sister-in-law is Mrs J H Hayes wife of the vice president of the State Normal senvel here.
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Spokane Review
Spokane
Wash
Iself
Pullman
W. G. M. Hays
United Presbyterian Church
C. R. Cross
Hillyard
Clara F. Paden
Greeley
Colo
Hays
Rev
D. Hays
Pretty Wedding at Eaton Home of Stockfleths
Miss Marie Rempen and John D. Wilson wed at high noon with Rev. S GC Dicken son presiding. The ceremony took place at Eaton home of Mr and Mrs G J Stockfleth. The bride, sister of Mrs Stockfleth, came from Hilde sheim Germany. About thirty guests attended a luncheon, rooms adorned with lilies and carnations. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Thos H Wilson and vice president of the First National Bank of Eaton.
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G. J. Stockfleth
Eaton
Marie Rempen
John D. Wilson
S. GC. Dickenson
Thos. H. Wilson
First National Book of Eaton
Newlyweds Head to Ranch Home Near Eaton
Mr and Mrs Wilson left on an evening train for a short wedding trip and plan to settle at their ranch east of Eaton once their house under construction is completed. They invite friends to visit when they are at home.
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Mrs. Wilson
Eaton
Allcock's Plasters Endorsed by Decades of Users
The ad extols Allcock's porous plasters as original and genuine, backed by sixty years of testimonials from users. It warns against substitutes and counterfeit imitations, arguing self praise is weak but user certificates prove superiority.
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Allcock
Tailor Made Suits and Coats for Ladies
Chas. A. Stevens Bros of Chicago appoints B. Johanson as local agent in Greeley to offer made-to-order suits and cloaks. Johanson, a ladies’ tailor, guarantees a perfect fit and invites visits to 1202 Ninth Street or a call at red 874 for samples and styles.
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Greeley
Chas. A. Stevens Bros
Chicago
Ninth Street
Johanson
Relief for Rheumatic Pains Endorsed by Martinsburg Justice
B F Crocker Esq age 84, Martinsburg Ig, a longtime justice of the peace, reports severe sciatic rheumatism in both hips. He used three bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and says it did him lots of good. Sold by all druggists.
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B. F. Crocker
Justice of the Peace
Martinsburg
Notice of final settlement in estate of Ellen J O Hara Hopper
William Hopper administrator of Ellen J O Hara Hopper deceased asks for final settlement before Weld County Colorado County Court on May 13 1907. He will seek discharge as administrator after presenting the final account and any objections may be raised at the hearing in Greeley. First publication April 11 1907.
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Hlen J. ‘Hara Hopper
Weld County
Colorado
William Hopper
Greeley
A. D
Ellen J. O'Hara Hopper
Charles F. Tew
Greeley Tribune
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