Program of Greeley utauqua first event lists Hungarian orchestra
The Greeley utauqua schedule runs July 26 to August 4 with opening exercises and a Royal Hungarian Orchestra. Lectures by Champ Clerk from Missouri and Governor Seer AB Cummins of Iowa, sets talks on biblical themes. Concerts feature the Hungarian orchestra and Minneapolis quartet, plus entertainment by Newens and Miss Head led Indian council dances and deer hunt events.
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Ollowing
Greeley
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Champ Clerk
Congress
Missouri
Orstra
Frederick E. Hopkins
Chicago
Sacred Prelude and Concert Schedule Through July 31
Program listings show Sacred preludes and sermon lectures by F W Farmer and Dr Frank Loveland, concerts by the Minneapolis quartet and Hungarian orchestra, and lectures on civilization and Indian topics. Notable events include a shooting accident injuring Allen Straight Jr and extensive notes on local alumni from 1886 to 1891 with residents in Denver and Colorado Springs.
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F. W. Farmer
F. E.kins
Dr. Eland
Frank L. Loveland
Dr. L. Tud
Psyche Boyd
W. R. Clark
Eaton
Mira White
Brown Palace
Denver
Manfred Fraser
A. J. Allen
Abram L. Muniper
Chas. Bliss
Fred Steele
Albert W. Durkee
Mesdames C. H. Ward
Bruce G. Eaton
Harvey D. Parker
Horace Eldridge
Myrtle
Chas. N. Jackson
A. W. Plumb
Ned Gale
Nettie Carey
Colorado Springs
Frank Gordon
Thos. Foley
B. K. McLaip
Nana Wright
Maud Meeker
E. K. House
Agricultural College
Mesdames Patrick Carney
William Petrikin
Margaret Doolittle
First Congregational Church
Evening schedule of lectures concerts and films
At 11 a.m. a Bible lecture titled A Psychological Study of the Living Christ by Dr. L. T. Guild. At 3 p.m. a Cartoon lecture Vanity Fair by Alton Packard. Final council of the Seton Indians led by Miss Head. 7:30 p.m. Farewell concert of the Minneapolis quartet. 8 p.m. Illustrated songs by Loren Jones. 8:30 p.m. Motion pictures by the American Vitagraph Co. Sunday August 4: 3 p.m. Sacred concert by the Euphonium Glee Club. 3:30 p.m. Sermon lecture by Governor KE W Hoch. 7:30 p.m. Closing concert by the Euphonium. 8 p.m. Closing exercises and lecture by E. J. Sias. 8:30 p.m. God Be With You Until We Meet Again sung by the audience.
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L. T. Guild
Minneapolis Quartet
Seven Oaks
H. F. Huntington
Seton Indian Council
Micsflead
Adram M. Newens
Deer Hunt
Head. m
Biinenpais Quartet
Lucie Scheibe
Whistler
Helen Paulson
Mr. Huntington
Lewis Thurber
Human Orchestra
Bible Hour
Dream Interfors
L. J. Guild
J. Adam Bede
Council of Seton Indians
Miss W Head
Hanlan Orchestra
Vanity Fair
Alton Packard
The
Seton Indians
Miss Head
Loren Jones
American Vitagraph Company
Euphonium Glee Club
KE. W. Hoch
E. J. Sias
Greeley High School Graduates and Their Far Flung Paths
The Greeley High School class history traces graduates from 1870 through 1898, noting 423 graduates total with many remaining in the local area while others settled across farms, cities, and states. It highlights early principals, teacher growth, notable alumni, and posts held in academia, law, and libraries.
Lincoln park fountain plan draws universal approval
The Tribune reports broad support for a south Lincoln park fountain. Prof. K Ernesti's sketch shows the design, with the basin set deeper. The city will move the old pagoda to Island Grove park to make way for the fountain site.
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Lincoln Park
the Tribune
Prof
K. Ernesti
Driving Club
Island Grove Park
R. G. Strong
Old-Timers Recall Fine Platteville Farms and Livestock
In the Platteville area north of town the landscape shifts from sandy wagon roads to lush fields east of the tracks. Lee Hollow shows rich yields with early potatoes and macaroni wheat, while Michael Sullivan farms 160 acres with fine alfalfa and notable horses including the Loveland race mare sold for 1500. Hi Hoskins expands into dry farming across 480 acres using the Campbell system with 150 acres of fall wheat.
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Platteville
Lee Hollow
Mr. Lee
Michael Sullivan
Sullivan
Campbell
Property Holdings and Farming in Lee Hollow
The article outlines land ownership in Lee Hollow including F. L. Karich and Chas B. Harrison with Frank Karich managing a section. It notes two ditches Buck er and the Platteville supplying water, and describes ranches of G. S. Marker Raymond Hill and Robert E. Lee. It lists crops of beets alfalfa grain wheat oats tomatoes corn and notes a new cottage at Callow ranch.
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F. L. Karich
Chas B. Harrison
Frank Karich
Karich
Harrison
Colorado
Bucker
Platteville
G. S. Marker
Callow Ranch
Raymond Hill
the Hollow
Rare early Greeley photos recovered for archive
A package of old photographs arrived at the Tribune showing Greeley scenes from thirty seven years ago in a dry town era. The paper plans a project to locate more pioneer images from early settlers and preserve them for future generations.
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Tribune
Greeley
Times
The
Potatoes Planted Late Due to Frost and Irrigation Delays
Eight years without irrigation lead Mr. Lee to plant potatoes only after frost risk passes. He notes annual frost on May sixth or seventh. Last year he sowed April 25 without irrigation but with two July rains, yielding 154 to 125 sacks per acre. His best crop, planted May 12, showed rapid, low-cost growth. The article hints at further pages detailing pioneer-era rest places and related work.
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Lee
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Seer AB Cummins
Jowsa
Council of
Loren
Adrian N. Newens
Main Street
High
Fred Dwynes
Loveland
Allen Straight, Jr
Straight
Greeley’s
Greeley Institution
Greeley High School
H. A. Trowe
Howe
Denver University
Robert Casey
Mort W. Darling
Jerome Cook
Prof. Copeland
Mesdames J. A. Taylor
E. M. Nusbaum
David Bliss
Ernest Bliss
Elizabeth Kendel
Normal School
Charles E. Clark
Clarence Faulkner
S. Goodman
Edna West
Margaret A. McVety
Michigan
John §. Davis
W. H. Delbridge
Kersey
F. M. Newman
A. E. Johnson
el Moro
W. H. White
D. E. Carpenter
Fred Welch
Frederic Clark
Trinidad
Marcus Jones
Boise
Ida
Bert Luffsmith
Nevada
Helen M. Thomas
Wellesley College
Albany Library School
Ann Arbor
H. E. Badger
H. M. Baker
Will Bliss
Frank I. Ewing
Emory Holland
South Park
Academy Hall
Luna Lake
Fine Greeley
Joe Brownell
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