Flora Gale Dies Sudden At Age 72 In City
Mrs Flora Gale widow of the late Gale and mother of Mrs Charles N Jackson died at her daughter's home Monday night about 9 o clock after an afternoon spent in her yard. She had been in generally good health until the past year or two and her funeral plans were unsettled due to distant relatives being away.
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Flora Gale
Gale
Charles N. Jackson
Jesse Gale
Br. Jackson
Montana
Beebe Draw Beats Peckham In Fast County Game
Beebe Draw defeated Peckham Sendey on Peckham field in a quick game 7 to 5. W Reck pitched well for Beebe Draw with strong hitting. lineup included W Reck E Todd J Oster A Reck H Moser H Girvan Oster W Oster F Standinger. Robinson and Bright starred for Peckham.
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Beebe
Peckham Sendey
Fireeley
W. Reck
E. Todd
J. Oster
Depot upgrade urged for Union Pacific line
Visite LaSalle April 10 Charles Ware western division general superintendent says the present freight depot is inadequate and an addition of 40 to 60 feet is needed He will present the plan to Omaha headquarters and changes are expected to be considered after his inspection last week
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Visite LaSalle LaSalle
Charles Ware
Western Division
Union Pacific Road
Omaha
Satin Man Makes A Heavy Shipment
Maton April 11 eight hundred sheep were shipped from this place to Chicago by Geo Oliver. Whether they are disposed of at once or not will depend on the state of the market when the lot arrives in Chicago. Mr Oliver may decide to hold them or have them sheared before sale. Mr and Mrs M W Berry have disposed of their property in Greeley and rent to Torrington Wyoming where they will live on a ranch.
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Chicago
Geo. Oliver
Mr. Oliver
M. W. Berry
Greeley
Torrington
Wyo
Weld
School fund apportionment in Weld County totals 19970.90
The final apportionment of the Weld County general school fund to 101 districts was completed by Supt. L. H. Harrison. The fund of 19970.90 was divided at 1.90 per capita, with district allocations ranging from 5.70 to 4381.40 for the Greeley district. Four apportionments occur yearly, and this is the last for the current year, as teachers plan summer schooling and institute sessions.
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Supt. Harrison
General County
L. H. Harrison
Weld County
Morgan County
Greeley
The
Normal
State University
Boulder
Popular Eaton Teacher Bertha Brooks Resigns for Health
Eaton April 11. After six years as a science teacher at Eaton High School Miss Bertha Brooks a popular instructor resigns due to ill health and nervous breakdown She did not realize the seriousness of her condition until recently though she hoped to finish the term She is a Denver and Columbia university graduate and joined Eaton in 1903 A substitute from Denver began today no permanent replacement yet arranged.
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Eaton
Eaton High School
Bertha Brooks
Miss Brooks
Denver University
Columbia University
Denver
Commercial Club Banquet Set for May Ninth
At a board meeting the Commercial Association decided to hold the next banquet on the evening of May ninth. It will be ladies night and the discussion topics will be decided at a later directors meeting.
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the Commercial Association
Ship Sheep From Johnstown To Chicago
J M Collins and Herbert Nix shipped 2 600 sheep from Johnstown to Chicago. The flock will be penned at Lafox and clipped unless prices rise suddenly.
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Johnstown
J. M. Collins
Herbert Nix
Chicago
Lafox
Suit Filed for Five Thousand Against Colorado and Southern
Thomas Cavanaugh sues Colorado and Southern railroad in district court seeking 5000 damages after a collision that killed his wife at the Eleventh Avenue crossing. Eyewitness said no whistle blew. railroad officials note the victim was deaf and had moved onto the rails unexpectedly. Coroner's jury blamed the railroad. Cavanaugh learned of the accident from a reporter and rushed to the hospital.
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Thos. Cavanaugh
Colorado & Southern
Thomas Cavanaugh
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Bea Ve Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Oine
Seath
Case
Tme
Ccoroner
Vagus Arrested in Windsor for Bootlegging and Disorder
Jesus Vagus, believed to lead a gang of petty larceny thieves in Windsor, was arrested and sent to the county jail in Greeley. He faces charges of bootlegging a disorderly house and related lesser crimes.
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Vagus
Windsor
Sheriff's Office
Jesus Vagus
Greeley
Coun
Eaton Reappoints Marshal and Clerk in Regular Meeting
J B Reger is reappointed marshal and James Sheppard clerk at the Eaton town board meeting. Mayor A H Myers is reelected and sworn in along with new aldermen F L Weller M Lair and J W Smillie. The engineer appointment is referred to water works, city attorney stay until later, and union pacific depot resolutions approved for Omaha headquarters.
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Union Pacific Road
Union Pacific
Omaha
Rock Springs Couple Wed at Presbyterian Manse
John Berta of Rock Springs Wyoming and Miss Vernie Williams of Greeley were married Monday at 7 20 p m at the Presbyterian manse by Rev R J Hunter. Attendants were Mr and Mrs F W Atherton. They will reside on a ranch at Superior Wisconsin.
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John Berta
Rock Springs
Wyo
Vernie Williams
Greeley
R. J. Hunter
F. W. Atherton
Superior
Wis
Mrs Waddle Heads to Pueblo for Presbytery
Mrs. A. W. Waddle departed this morning for Pueblo to attend the Presbytery of the United Presbyterian church which convenes this week in Pueblo.
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A. W. Waddle
Pueblo
United Presbyterian Church
La Salle Roundhouse Nears Completion
April 12 report from LaSalle notes most carpentry finished and contractors gone to Denver. The roundhouse is nearing completion with tracks laid inside and turntables not yet installed. A 100 man crew four miles from town works on the new Fort Collins line and will raise the tracks in LaSalle. The decision was made not to raise the Platte River bridge.
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LaSalle
Fort Collins
Dent
Denver
The
Platte
Camfield irrigation plan is voted down
Denver April 12 By a 52 to 48 vote the Camfield contract was rejected in the Golden Littleton irrigation district which covers about 15 000 acres between Denver and the foothills much of which is already irrigated Farmers seek additional water supplies especially late season water to extend the irrigation period
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Denver
Golden-Littleton
Mr and Mrs Conrad Sitzman to visit Russia for six months
Mr and Mrs Conrad Sitzman plan a six month stay in Russia this week returning to their former home. They have resided in this country seven years and will leave Thursday for the trip. They own property in Greeley and expect to come back within a year.
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Conrad Sitzman Wiil
Russia
Greeley
Ault Boy in Navy Returns Home After Long Service
Perry Poe a first class yeoman in the U S Navy and Ault native has returned home after years in Pacific waters aboard the Yorktown. He traveled from the ist hm us by train observing canal progress and expects completion in 1915. Poe visited Trinidad on the return trip and spoke of naval service across South America and Alaska.
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Panama Canal
Perry Poe
Uncle Sam's Navy
Pacific
Yorktown
Isthmus
San Francisco
Poe
S. S. Poe
Alaska
Trinidad
Returns to Sweden Wealthy After Ten Years in the U S
George Carlson, a farmer living seven miles east of Eaton, returns to southern Sweden after ten years in the United States. He came to America at age 20 from Sweden as a poor boy and leaves with funds to start a business back home. He has many relatives in the county including District Attorney George Carlson and will stay in Sweden for an indefinite period.
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United States
Sweden
George Carlson
Eaton
Carlson
Greeley Library Reports Rise in Nonfiction Use
Greeley residents read nearly three times as many nonfiction books as the prior year, aided by library rules limiting reference books. The yearly report shows receipts of 355 dollars, 48 thousand library visits, 6 424 books in use, 25 450 books issued to home use, and 1 189 memberships used.
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Greeley
Elma A. Wilson
New Book Fund
Mexican with Small Pox Still At Large
Jesus Vegas the Mexican alleged thief who escaped the pest house on Monday is believed-to have had help removing his leg irons. Deputies are seeking the accomplice while Vegas, sick with small pox, may face penitentiary time if captured. Deputy Peterson rode the county on a motorcycle to locate him.
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Jesus Vegas
Vegas
Florance
Peterson
Sheriff's Office
Edwin Young Died After Appendicitis at 17
Edwin Young 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Young, Evans, died at Greeley hospital after a short illness and an operation. He was a high school student in Evans and is survived by his parents and brother George P. Young in Normal. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Evans
Edwin Young
George H. Young
Greeley Hospital
George P. Young
Normal
Round Table covers juvenile court work in Denver
Mrs R M Haythorn led a Round Table discussion in Eaton on April 11 about Ben B Lindsay’s juvenile court work in Denver. She compared Judge Tuthill of Chicago and Mrs Jane Adams of Chicago and noted Mrs A B Copeland spoke on Miss Adams and Hull House. The meeting at Mrs W B Grant's home drew a large crowd.
Couple Plans Return Visit to Germany After 23 Years
After twenty three years in America Mr and Mrs Henry Babb will return to their former home in Germany for a visit with old friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Raab will leave Greeley Thursday morning and sail from New York. They expect to visit at different points in Germany and will see Mrs Kaab s two sisters living there. They will be away a few months.
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America
Henry Babb
Germany
Trelease Heads to Denver. Wife Visits Greeley Mother
A. H. Trelease left for Denver this morning and plans to return to Greeley in a few days. His wife remains in Greeley visiting her mother, Mrs. George T. West.
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A. H. Trelease
Denver
Greeley
George T. West
Windsor Man Heads New Sugar Factory at Scotts Bluff
Henry Schmode of Windsor has been named superintendent of the Great Western Sugar Company’s new plant at Scotts Bluff Nebraska. He received notice and left by automobile to assume duties, returning briefly to Windsor before moving to Scotts Bluff. Mrs Lechmode and the children will remain behind until school closes. Katherine Gormly aged six after years in a plaster cast will be free again.
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Katherine Gormly
Windsor
Great Western Sugar Company
Scott’s Bluff
Factory Repositions Entire Plant From Eads to Scotts Bluff
Windsor April 12 The factory at Scotts Bluff has an unusual history as the building was moved bodily from Eads Nebraska to the new site This includes machinery and the building frame The switch followed local efforts by progressive farmers in Scotts Bluff to attract industry Sugar beet farming boom supported the move The plant can process 8000 tons per day
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Windsor
Scott’s Bluff
Eads
Neb
Scott's Bluff
Six year old Katharine Gormly to have leg cast removed
Windsor note reports Katharine Gormly daughter of Mr and Mrs T B Gormly has recovered enough from spinal and hip tuberculosis to likely have her four year plaster cast removed this week. The family went to Denver for specialist consultation.
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Windsor
Katherine
T. B. Gormly
Denver
Poisoned by Oysters Victim Near Windsor Hospitalized
Arthur Koenig, a Windsor resident, ate oysters from an open can about two weeks ago and developed ptomaine poisoning. His condition worsened recently and Monday he was moved to Loveland hospital where his prognosis remains doubtful.
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Windsor
Arthur Koenig
Koenig
Loveland Hospital
Jones Tells of Pennsylvania Lines Visit in Greeley
R. B. Jones, traveling passenger agent of the Pennsylvania lines, was in Greeley on business Monday.
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R. B. Jones
Pennsylvania Lines
Greeley
Thousands of Sheep to be Fed in Weld County Ranges
Weld county prepares for a large influx of sheep from Las Animas Utah and Wyoming for feeding this fall. Stockmen fear scabies and vow to keep disease out while safeguarding the county’s reputation and range.
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Weld
Weld County
Las Animas
Utah
Wyoming
Larimer
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Prom Prockham
Satin Man
Weld CO
Eaton Treacher
Tl! Health Cause
Commercial Club
Eaton Rejects Depot
Reet Irae
Myers
LA Salle Roundhouse
Camfield
Ault Boy
NAVY
U.S
Pest House
Ded Farly
Brother
Eaton Round Table
Windsor Man
NEW Factory
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