Inspecting Weld County Reservoirs for Similar Constructions
Commonwealth engineers Russell Wollum and H K Franks arrive in Greeley to inspect Weld County reservoirs amid shifting bottoms. They will study construction methods, cover northern county sites and Riverside reservoir, and stay about three weeks before returning to Denver.
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Weld County
Russell Wollum
H. K. Franks
Commonwealth + building
Denver
Gree 1
Riverside
Isen
Weld County engineers influence on Wagon Wheel Gap projects
Mr Wellem discusses Colorado field studies comparing Weld county geology to the Wagon Wheel Gap area. He notes plans to increase large irrigation schemes and emphasizes learning from Weld county experience to address common difficulties in ground work.
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Wellem
Colorado
Weld County
Weld County Engineers
Lupton Condenser Boosted at Local Meeting
April 19 report from M. Lupton notes William Gebbie president of the Potent ial Milk Company of New York spoke at a Mangue t by the Commercial Club in their room. Gebbie discussed condenser venue and management with many farmers in attendance as George Vickrey introduced the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lupton
Wm. Geb
New York
Gebbie
George Vickrey
Ditch Cleaning After Spring Wind Storm Hits Several Districts
Farmers in Hazelton Plainview Gio ri and LaGrange districts resume spring ditch cleaning after a wind storm fills ditches and lateral lines with sand and debris. Workers report banks full and extra work needed to restore proper drainage before further rainfall.
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Hazelton
Plainview
Giori
LaGrange
Greeley Wins Big Royal Arcanum Banner
Greeley lodge wins the Royal Arcanum banner for largest membership gain in Colorado. The prize, awarded at the grand council in Denver, with 52 percent growth from April 1, 1909 to April 1, 1910, on display at Condon's store. The award may transfer if won again next year. May 2 open meeting and smoker announced.
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Royal Arcanum Lodges
Colorado
Greley
Condon’s
Greeley Lodge
Grand Council
Denver
F. B. Campbell
M. B. Cummings
Greeley Council
Fort Collins
Royal Arcanum
Deaf and Dumb School Student Dies After Operation
Carl Anderson aged 18, a student at the Deaf and Dumb school in Colorado Springs, died last evening from complications after an operation. His father Peter Anderson traveled to Colorado Springs to fetch the body. His sister Dollie, a student at the State Normal school, returned home. Funeral arrangements pending with interment at Eaton or Greeley.
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Ault
Carl Anderson
Deaf and Dumb School
Colorado Springs
Peter Anderson
Springs
Dollie
State Normal School
Eaton Or
Greeley
Haynes urged for re election as Greeley school director
A circulated letter from Greeley public school teachers asks H N Haynes to seek reelection as a city school director this spring praising his faithful progressive and competent service and urging candidates to retain strong leadership as the school system grows.
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Greeley
H. N. Haynes
Haynes
Greeley Public Schools
Dr McCain Stricken With Appendicitis in Denver
April 19 Ault Dr A C McCain suddenly developed appendicitis and was moved to St Luke's hospital Denver this morning He slept well last night but woke in great pain He is not in serious condition and may undergo operation while in Denver I W Lanetry traveled to Estes Park today.
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Ault
A. C. McCain
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Largest wolf and coyote kill reported in Weld County hunt
Thompson Ridel returned to the city with three gray wolf hides and seven coyote pelts after a single day’s eastern Weld County hunt. He noted increasing coyote numbers while wolves remained steady, driving ranchers to consider professional hunters to protect stock. Also mentioned are good eastern crop prospects and a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. Schade for Mrs. A. C. Fouts, visiting en route to Houlderage, Idaho.
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Weld County
Thompson Ridel
Mr. Ridel
Omethane
Mrs. H. ©. Schade
A. C. Fouts
La Salle Voters Approve Incorporation by 28 Vote
La Salle voters approve incorporation of the town by a 67 to 39 margin at the La Salle State bank polls. The town becomes dry and supporters say growth and diverse interests require city rights and facilities. Union Pacific urged the measure as the town expanded as a railroad junction and growing commercial farming center.
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LaSalle
LaSalle State Bank
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Mrs H M Arbuckle Heads to Denver for Short Visit
Mrs H M Arbuckle traveled to Denver on Monday afternoon for a brief stay of a few days.
Iowa couple to establish chicken ranch near Greeley
Louis Thiel and his wife of Iowa City plan a chicken ranch about four miles from Greeley. They will maintain both Iowa and Weld County properties and move 3000 to 4000 fowls to stock the local farm, bringing additional stock from Iowa.
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Iowa
Weld County
Greeley Ean
Louis Thiel
Iowa City
Thiel
Falls From Hay Wagon Injure Dan Vance at Livery Barn
Dan Vance fell from a hay wagon load at a Sixth Avenue livery barn Monday afternoon. He struck his head and back on the ground and was taken to a clinic. Doctors say his injuries are painful but not serious.
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Sixth Avenue
Dan Vance
Mr. Vance
Local Resident J Douhan Confined at Home by Illness
J Douhan of the community is confined to his residence due to illness. No further conditions or prognosis provided.
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J. Douhan
Greeley Tribune Seeds Giveaway Sparks Youth Planting Push
The Greeley Tribune offers one school child per family a collection of flower seeds prompting a townwide rush. Instructions cover sowing and care for Morning Glories Four O clocks Phlox Drummondii and more with spacing and thinning tips for vigorous growth.
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The
Greeley Tribune
Tribune
Sunday School Convention In Weld County Closes Strong
Delegates from Weld County Sunday schools gathered in the Presbyterian church for a two day meeting. Weld County joined the international association as a branch. Rev A E Dubber was elected presiding chairman and Charles H Blies secretary. Notes on graded international lessons and talks by Evangelist James Small and Rev T B Tyre highlighted the program. Colorado Springs superintendent J R Robinson spoke on the Adult Bible Class Movement. Election of officers and enrollment and entertainment committees were appointed.
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Weld County
Weld County Sunda
Presbyterian Church
International Association
Weld
A. E. Dubber
R. J. Hunter
J. A. Walker
International Committee
James Small
EB. Seear
T. B. Tyre
W. A. Philips
J. J. Lace
D. D. Forward
Harvey Forward
Jennie Patterson
New
Dubber
J. C. Carman
Denver
BD. D. Hugh
J. R. Robinson
Colorado Springs
Mrs. R B Carpenter Visits Relatives From LaSalle
Mrs. R B Carpenter of LaSalle traveled to Greeley on Monday and spent the afternoon visiting relatives in Fort Collins.
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R. B. Carpenter
LaSalle
Greeley
Fort Collins
Graphic club closes year of its study
The Graphic club gathered at Mrs. Charles Couzens home to conclude a year studying psychology. Leaders Mrs. M. A. Lyons and Mrs. J. Hall Jones led discussions on Expression and, after a meal, adjourned to meet again in September.
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Graphic Club
Charles Couzens
M. A. Lyons
J. Hall Jones
J. Cook
William Sidis
Harvard
E. M. Nusbaum
F. J. Conway
Ida Bisuxop
Peas Lost to Heavy Wind Storm East of Greeley
Roe Calvin of The Delta reports eight acres of early peas wiped out by a recent wind storm. Peas were up but cut off at the ground by gravel swept across fields. Other gardeners in the district report similar losses and wheat injuries in sandy areas.
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Roe Calvin
Delta
Greeley
Howe Asks Editors On Woman Suffrage Impact In State
Julia Ward Howe writes editors across Colorado asking their opinions on whether woman suffrage has purified municipal affairs in the state and if women take an active interest in politics or study state issues.
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Julia Ward Howe
Camfield Clerk James Carruthers Heads to Denver Post
James A. Carruthers, Camfield head clerk, leaves for Denver to become head night clerk at the Savoy hotel. The move brings a raise in pay and new duties as George Morgan assumes the vacated clerk role. Carruthers has formed wide friendships in Greeley among travelers and citizens.
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James A. Carruthers
Camfield
Denver
Savoy
George Morgan
Carruthers
Severance Addition Boosts Growth in Weld County
The railroad-backed purchase near Greeley by developers from David Severance prepares a new addition. Greeley and the county expect rapid incorporation as the Severance area becomes a farming hub linked to the railroad.
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Ver, Laramie & Railroad
Greeley
David Severance
Denver-laramie
Severance
Boom planned as Denver Laramie line nears Severance
Denver Laramie officials have visited Severance frequently and plan to boom the land once the line reaches Greeley. Local real estate owners expect rapid growth and rail facilities, with strong financial benefits for Severance and nearby areas as the route links to Greeley.
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Denver-Laramie
Greeley
Severance
Record price set for five acre Gipson tract sale
John Ragan of Gipson district sold five acres to J. W Morgan for 3000 dollars, a record Gipson land price. The parcel has a small building and no other improvements. Morgan, elderly, plans to make it his home and may start a small scale chicken business and gardening on the property.
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John Ragan
Gipson
J. W Morgan
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Professional frog hunters in Greeley
Three hunters from Denver canvass sloughs along the river and harvest frogs for Denver markets. They work with a heavy stick to end the frogs misery. the catch is skinned and hind legs removed for sale.
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Denver
Mrs Scott Bullard Visits Eaton for Week with Mrs Thomas Dailey
Mrs Scott Bullard traveled to Eaton Monday for a weeklong visit with Mrs Thomas Dailey.
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Scott Bullard
Eaton
Thomas Dailey
Boys Walk From Denver to Cheyenne For Bet Money
Two Cheyenne boys aged 13 and 16 walk from Denver toward Cheyenne to win a $100 bet. They plan to continue through Wyoming into Nebraska and aim for a transcontinental trip in coming years. They admire Edward Payson Weston and hope to become notable walkers.
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Denver
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Walter
Edgar Wallace
Greeley
Nebraska
Edgar
Weston
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