Wagon accident injures two Starbird children near Greeley
Walter Starbird and his seven year old son George were on a high wagon when the horses bolted and the wagon struck a tree. George fell from the seat and was briefly trapped under the wagon before quick action freed him. Both boys suffered bumps but escaped serious injury. George had a past head injury three years ago but recovered.
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Greeley
Peckham
Starbird
George
George N
Mauto
Riger Yard
Cam
George Starbird
Chickens Prove Flock Pays for Wrights in City
Mr and Mrs T A Wright report 2851 eggs from a pen of 58 Barred Plymouth Rocks over four winter months with prices rising egg wealth. They kept the hens in ordinary conditions with no special care and recorded December 1 to April 1 at 1803 Seventh Ave.
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Bellotsin Dell
T. A. Wright
Plymouth Rocks
Wright
Mrs. Wright
Better Train Service Wanted in Johnstown
The Johns town Commercial club formed a committee to press Union Pacific for motor service from LaSalle to Johnstown. Great Western offers free service from Johnstown to the connection with Union Pacific southeast of Johnstown. Committee members are D. H. Hill, J. M. Callahan and Gilbert Landell.
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Johnstown
Union Pacific Railroad Company
LaSalle
Great Western Company
Union Pacific
D. H. Hill
J. M. Callahan
Gilbert Landell
Girl Breaks Arm While Skating in Eaton
Margery Steele a 13 year old skated with friends on a cement sidewalk when she fell breaking her right arm. She told her brother it doesn’t hurt much to have a broken arm while bravely awaiting the doctor’s report and recovery.
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Eaton
Margery Steele
Margery
Freedom League letter to Governor opposes tuberculosis quarantine
The Colorado branch of the National League for Medical Freedom protests to Governor Shafroth against proposed state board of health measures to quarantine tuberculosis patients. They argue TB is not highly contagious, warn the plan would limit liberty and hurt Colorado by turning away health seekers, and urge curtailing state board authority. The letter is signed by J. T. Bass, chairman, on behalf of about 8,000 members.
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State Board of
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Ircular
Allberculosis
State Board of Health
Jess
Denver
Colorado
League
THE
National League For Medical Freedom
J. T. Bass
Rumor Swirls Over Evans Municipal Election and Saloons
April rumors from Evans report no official results yet as candidates seek victory and a new city board. Opinion favors action notices soon, with the new ordinance likely raising liquor license fees from current levels. Debate centers on number of saloons to be licensed and who will receive quotas.
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Sed
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Evans
Last Concert Next Sunday by Philharmonic at New Orpheum
The Philharmonic orchestra will give its final season concert next Sunday afternoon at the New Orpheum theater starting 3 30 PM. A request program will be played, with patrons urged to send requests to J C Kendel at State Teachers College or Morris M Rathbun with Tribune care. Requests should arrive early to ensure a place on a longer program.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
New Orpheum Theater
J. C. Kendel
State Teachers’ College
Morris M. Rathbun
Tribune
Kendel
Democrats Set Dates for Primaries in Weld County
A Democratic meeting at the Camfield hotel adopted a resolution demanding the resignation of County Commissioners DeVinny and Bolander amid indictments for malfeasance. The party set presidential primary dates for April 20 and a county convention four days later, with precincts to coordinate voting plans locally.
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Camfield
DeVinny
Bolander
Weld County
Board of County Commissioners
W. C. Levis
Greeley
County Central Committee
District Court Room
Williams
Wilson & Clark
C P Kemmerer Answers Final Summons
C P Kemmerer longtime Greeley resident and renowned auctioneer dies at 701 Eleventh street after paralysis. Born 1844 in Pennsylvania he was at death about 90. Survived by widow, two daughters, a son, and several nieces. funeral led by Knights of Pythias.
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C. P. Kemmerer
Greeley
Ele Street
Mr. Kemmerer
Lentown
Rachael Benner
Kemmerer
Cam Greeley
Ter
E. C. Klatz
J. S. Kemmerer
Fesylvania
Charles Knelly
BR Snyder
West
Knights of Pythias
Easter Baby at Ault Ault
Mr and Mrs Chester DeVine celebrate the arrival of an Easter baby a fine healthy child born Sunday at Ault local hospital or home report notes the newborn’s good health and happiness of the family.
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Ault
Chester DeVine
Briscoe Wins Dupont Trophy At Gill Shoot
Howard Briscoe won the Dupont trophy at the Gill Gun Club shoot, matching Pete Brown at 92 of 100 and winning on a tiebreaker. About fifty spectators attended as Briscoe, resident shooter and club secretary Virgil Stockton, and other gun club members took part. The Gill Gun Club, with 45 members, plans a July 4 big shoot featuring Jaton, Kersey, Greeley, and Gill shooters.
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Gill
Howard Briscoe
Pete Brown
Clay Igeons
S. Harrison
Virgil Stockton
Dan
A. C.traight
James
Rob Woods
Trohy
Ifty
Gill Gun Club
Jaton
Kersey
Greeley
Gills
Briscoe
Brown
Duvant Powder Company
Beans at Galeton shapes up as principal crop this year
Beans will be one of the principal crops in this district this year. Will Carlson will plant 75 acres on his ranch and expects to realize a good crop. Beans may mature with less water than other crops. Others will plant smaller tracts, including George Wycael with 30 acres, Tom McKay 15 acres, and Alec Benson 15 acres.
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Galeton Galeton
Will Carlson
George Wycael
Tom McKay
Alec Benson
Seeds Sown by Briggsdale Neighbors Desperately Donated
Letters from S K Smith and G M Waterman of Briggsdale request seed aid, stating they are willing to pay within a year. They expect a dryland crop if seed is provided, noting good outlook despite drought.
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Tribune
Ss. K
Te Smith
G. M. Waterman
Briggsdale
Train Crews Arrested For Blocking Crossing At Kersey
Marshal Morrison Fisher arrested a L. P. train crew for blocking the principal crossing beyond town privileges. Judge Mortimer released the men after a lecture, warning of a fine if repeated. Kersey authorities and the railroad contest the ordinance.
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Kersey
Morrison Fisher
L. P
Mortimer
Railroad Company
Militia boxing event planned in Windsor armory
Windsor April 5 Company C N G C prepares for a big smoker with top boxing and wrestling matches. Fred Ross of Denver and Kid Anaya of Kansas City lead the ring with the winner to face Muggsy Shoels at Fort Collins on the 26. Boxers Leonard Barclay and Kid Curley also slated to fight along with stewart Shoemaker in a 105 pound state title clash. The athletic crowd from Windsor and nearby towns anticipates a large turnout.
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Fred Ross
Denver
Kid Anaya
Kansas City
Muggsy Shoels
Fort Collins
Leonard Barclay
Kid Curley
Loveland
Estate revived by death ties Grant sisters to Nebraskan trust
After Miss Katherine Grant died here last Tuesday a Nebraska estate dispute reopened. The case centers on the missing son Edward Grant presumed dead and the trust where his share remains. The sisters Margaret Whalen and Katherine Grant had claimed portions for education and care before both died. Funeral services for Katherine were held at the Catholic church.
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Katherine Grant
Nebraska
Miss Grant
Margaret Whalen
Denver
St. Libory
Neb
Edward
Little Rock
Ark
Mr. Grant
Edward Grant
Anna Grant
Eliza Grant
David
Francis C
St. Libroy
James
John
Richard Grant
John Grant
Edward Whalen
Richard
Easter Hosannas Echo Across Greeley Churches
Easter Sunday in Greeley featured perfect weather and lavish church decor as worshippers filled St. Peter's and other houses of worship. Choirs, cantatas, and special music dominated services at Congregational, Methodist, Presbyterian, Christian, Episcopal, and United Presbyterian churches.
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Greeley
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
J. C. Kendel
C. E. Clark
D. E. Gray
C. E. Philips
F. P. Matthews
T. E. Fitz
R. A. Chase
Presbyterian Church
C. A. Berger
Lodge
England
John Smith
George Kip
Morristown
N. Y
United Presbyterian Church
A. R. Wiggin
Justice of the Peace William W. Hart Dies at 59
William W. Hart, justice of the peace and Weld county pioneer, died at his Ault home at 4 a.m. of apoplexy after years of farming in the LaGrange district near Greeley. Born in Michigan, he moved west over 30 years ago and served as JP in his precinct for about five years. He is survived by his widow and four children from a former marriage, three sons and a daughter. Last fall he visited a ill brother in Texas, who has since died.
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Ault
William W. Hart
Weld County
Michigan
LaGrange
Greeley
Hart
Texas
Hard Luck in This Family
Fire destroyed the two story frame house of John Mosher in LaSalle on Saturday afternoon. The Frank Worm family occupying the house saved the lower floor belongings while upper floor furnishings were burned. The Worms, Austrians, faced ill fortune this winter with scarlet fever cases among five children. Insurance covered about $750 of the loss.
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LaSalle
John Mosher
Frank Worm
Worms
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