Land rich in Lee Hollow farms showcase 480 acres
The Lafayette owned holdings totaling 480 acres include tracts under Jas Webber and allies. Reports describe diversified crops oats beets alfalfa wheat tomatoes cucumbers and potatoes with developing homes, stock and a new sheep plan. Legacy ranches feature water systems, beets and cattle, and local settlers recount frontier events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Webber
Lafayette
Lee Hollow
Webber
B. F. Pumphrey
Gilcrest
A. W
J. L. Campbell
Mr. Webber
Kenrick Brothers
Joe Irving
Wright
Ed Jones
Barthold Kern
R. EK. McClave
Lupton Road
McClave
Denver
Phillips Ranch
Fort Lupton
J. W. Ferguson
Ira Williams
Williams
University of Nebraska
W. B. Kelsey
Platteville
Kelsey
Frank Whitcomb
Riley's Island
Whitcomb
Ohio
Godfrey
American Ranch
Harris
E. Zaiss
L. P. Curtis
F.H. Sprague
Curtis
Berthoud
Peter Kohler
Koehler
Colorado Springs High School Class Histories 1899 1905
The list records graduates and attendees by year across multiple cities, naming dozens of individuals and their later pursuits. It notes large classes in 1909 and 1901, with later positions in teaching at Telluride Pueblo and Leadville, and college paths at Stanford and elsewhere.
Local High School Staff and Graduating Class Named
Otis Huffsmith Glenn Reid William Schuster Neil Taylor and Spencer Turner are cited among staff. Four years ago A B Carter was appointed superintendent after A B Copeland resigned. The high school employs ten teachers and the current graduating class lists twenty two students including Lizzie Camfield Karl Benton Charles Candlin Laura Thompson Esther Marsh Hattie Yardley Norman Yonker Willetta Veldran Irving Newton Mabel Woolf Charles Pogue Norma Scott Myrtle Koch Carrie Snook Grace Moore David Bauer June Steck Myrtella Gibson Lois Wright Jessie Thompson Harrison Woodruff and Hazel Godfrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Huffsmith
Glenn Reid
William Schuster
Neil Taylor
Spencer Turner
A. B. Carter
A. B. Copeland
Lizzie Camfield
Karl Benton
Charles Candlin
Laura Thompson
Esther Marsh
Hattie Yardley
Norman Yonker
Willetta Veldran
Irving Newton
Mabel Woolf
Charles Pogue
Norma Scott
Myrtle Koch
Carrie Snook
Grace Moore
David Bauer
June Steck
Myrtella Gibson
Lois Wright
Jessie Thompson
Harrison Woodruff
Hazel Godfrey
Sale of Bonds of City of Greeley Colorado
Notice for sealed bids to purchase 25 000 bonds of Greeley Colorado to fund city hall construction. Bonds dated July 21 1907 run fifteen years with 10 year option and semiannual interest not exceeding 5 percent. Bids at par with interest rate and potential printing cost. Bids due to City Clerk J B Patton at his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Colorado
J.B. Patton
Public bond sale notice from Greeley on April 16 1907
Greeley Colorado advertises a bond sale with an accompanying certified check of 500 dollars as a good faith guarantee. If the bid is not accepted the check will be returned. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids and to sell the bonds at private sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Potatoes Good Crop Boosts Greeley District
About 400 carloads remain to be marketed in the Greeley district this season and the total will near 10 000 carloads. Prices have been satisfactory and no potatoes will be wasted due to transport limits. A larger acreage is planned for spring. California floods ruin crops, boosting Colorado growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
California
Colorado
Greeely
Seniors Picnic Held at Academy Hall Due to Weather
Seniors planned a Seelys lake picnic last Friday but rain moved the event to Academy hall. The day featured old fashioned games and a noon picnic dinner. F H Merten acted as chaperone. The tree planting was postponed to later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seely’s Lake
Academy Hall
F. H. Merten
Handkerchief Special at 15 Cents Each
Linen handkerchief sale offers 25 dozen pure linen with hemstitched and embroidered edges at 15 cents each. Soft finish and additional pure linen option available for men’s wear.
Shoes for the Whole Family Flourish in Rising Sales
The shoe department reports over a hundred percent increase in sales versus last year. The firm attributes the growth to good honest values, fair treatment, and low prices and invites new customers to share in the benefits.
Spring Carpet Pricing Offer From Local Store
A local carpet and drapery department promotes a new spring pricing opportunity with minimal cost to customers. The message emphasizes cash pricing and reduced margins to outpace competition and invites readers to compare prices before placing their spring carpet orders.
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Colorado Springs
Ruth Brush
Lowland
L. W. McGrew
Hot Sulphur Springs
Frank Fashbaugh
Chas, Grove
Will Hamnett
Chester Howard
Mort 7
Lloyd Bryant
Victor
Coryell Scott
Perry Mead
Will Brown
State School of Mines
Missouri
Jesse Baker
Robert Bliss
Walter Bliss
John Cozzens
Clarence English
Dwight Gross
Dwight Neill
Dan Scott
Harry Wyatt
Ada Brush
Florence Haynes
R. B. Rugh
Nellie Rankin
Olive West
Telluride
Etta Luther
Oregon
Ralph Drury
Chicago
Ken Cooper
Chester Devine
Harry ‘Thompson
Florence Fezer
Lydia Scott
O. D. Neill
Wert Wasley
Robert Wright
Flossie Churchill
Mabel Carre
Pueblo
Mildred Howard
Leland Stanford University
Ralph Austin
Wilder Bailey
Emmett Keefe
Harry McAfee
Ole Nelson
Arthur Preston
Harry Thompson
Paul West
Myrtle English
Edith Garrigues
Anna Graham
Pearl Holland
Jessie Kauffman
Louise Nelson
Mary Robb
Pluma Swan
Alice Yardley
Jessie Mosher
Percy Adams
Rea Couzens
Earle Day
James McCave
Paul Mosher
Fred Roche
James Sargeant
Bincche Andrews
Fannie Candlin
Rhoda Haynes
Josephine Knowles
Nora Rugh
Edith Sanford
Carl Brafford
Earl Piper
Katherine Dowling
Ruth Flint
Gertrude Fuqua
Ada Gibson
Etta Gross
Blanche Irons
Lillian Newton
Lucia Potter
Stella Roseling
Helen Rice
Adelia Vose
Carrie Woodruff
John West
Hugh Wheeler
Karl Bliss
Elizabeth Banta
Dera Cameron
Luella Caven
Laura Hoyt
Will Bartholomew
Orpha Parker
City of Greeley
Southern
Chautauqua
Great Rocky Mountain Assembly
Boulder
Colo
T. E. Fisner
Weld County
Keeley Abstract Co
Weld
Greeley’s
One
Condon
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