E Smith Nominated For School Director In District Six
Fred E. Smith is nominated and filed as required by law to fill the school director seat for District Six after Bert L. Kittle withdraws. The Tribune urges Smith as a capable, honest businessman who will work with current members to keep Greeley schools high regional standing and highlights selfless public service without pay.
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Bert L. Kittle
the Tribune
Fred E. Smith
Smith
Greeley
Senator Patterson Rails Against Labor Tyranny in Colorado
In Denver a union labor banquet featured Senator Patterson signaling a policy shift on labor matters. He praised the Citizens' Alliance and criticized union tyranny amid rising anti-labor sentiment in Colorado, a stance noted as contrary to Denver’s major papers.
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Patterson
Colorado
Denver
Citizens’ Alliance Movement
Colorado’s shift toward an open shop amid agitators
The article argues agitation caused industrial gloom in Colorado and credits the Citizens' Alliance with shaping a new open shop reality. It says Senator Patterson recognizes error and should join a growing majority advocating fair play between employers and workers, with payrolls and responsibility. It also suggests Hearst might one day admit other qualifications for living besides union membership.
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Colorado
Citizens’ Alliance
Patterson
Hearst
Electric Railway Franchises Discussed in Larimer and Weld Counties
Larimer county grants a franchise for an electric railway with Fort Collins and Greeley likely to pursue parallel lines. Fort Collins requests a 99 year franchise but may be limited by city officials. Weld County issues a bid for county printing and advertising for one year, with bids due May 6 1904 and right to reject any bids reserved.
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Larime
Fort Collins
Greeley & Northern Railway & Utility Company
Larimer County
Greeley
Weld
WM. R. Adams
Colorado
Health is Youth Herbine Ad Claims Constipation Liver Help
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a daily health aid that prevents disease and old age. It claims to cure constipation biliousness dyspepsia fever skin liver and kidney complaints and purify the blood. A Texas testimonial dated April 3 1902 praises its constipation and liver benefits and recommends the medicine sold by druggists at 50 cents per bottle.
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D. W. Smith
Whitney
Texas
Elty
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
Local notes from Highland lake and surrounding towns
Reports list illnesses visits and social events in Highland lake Berthoud and nearby towns. Notable items include Mrs. Andy Daley being sick Bert Goodan visiting Fairview Lee Kraig calling from Berthoud Mrs M M Johnson expected home Ray Goodan visiting Canfield Mrs Stearns Denver business caller and Dr McCarty Berthoud summoned last week. The G A R post plans an April 29 entertainment and Lakeside lodge held a third degree meeting with visitors from Raton and Ault. The Republican caucus met April 23 electing seven delegates to the county convention.
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Bert Goodan
Fairview
Lee Kraig
Berthoud
M. M. Johnson
Ray Goodan
Canfield
Gregory
Ladies’ Aid
P. M. Mead
G. A. R. Post
Opera House
L. ©. Dana
Colorado Springs
Battle Fields
Lakeside Lodge
Raton
Ault
J. T. Perkins
James McGruder
Nelson
Dr. Gormley
J. M. Davis
D. A. Kennedy
J. E. Law
Thompson ill with inflammatory rheumatism in Delta
The Delta notes John A. Thompson is sick with inflammatory rheumatism. The No 3 ditch now has ample water so anyone may irrigate. A Sunday school gathering at the school house 3 PM invites all ages. Robison suffered a serious accident Saturday noon when a hay load tipped and dislocated his shoulder. May 2 a school meeting at the school house will elect one new school board member. Polls open 3 PM to 6 PM, all are urged to vote and discuss school matters.
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John A. Thompson
Robison
Social notes from Columbine and nearby towns
Daily routines and movements of residents including visits to Observatory Greeley LaSalle and Iowa. Notable mentions include Roy Collins now living in Columbine. George Beers carpenter in Greeley. M L King and wife visiting from Ault. Frank Reeves returning from California to reside with his sister Mrs H W Beers. S S Brown moved his family to Greeley then Iowa trip and plans for the St Louis exposition before returning home.
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Tormeny
Mr. Majors
James Tweed
Observatory
Janie Cater
J. E. Landers
Greeley
Roy Collins
Ault
Columbine
George Beers
M. L. King
Frank Reeves
California
H. W. Beers
Harley Beers
LaSalle
S. S. Brown
Iowa
Mr. Brown
St. Louis Exposition
Windsor Community Updates and Local Notes
Windsor residents report the band reorganized and practicing again while the Cobbs block foundation is finished. F A Foster traveled to Denver on business last Thursday and H Teller visited the store after five weeks laid up. B H Florance sold his meat market interest to partner F R Harrington as the town election dispute ends. A heavy Saturday night rain brings good cheer to farmers. GC F Chipman, the justice of the peace, appears solemn.
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Cobbs Block
F. A. Foster
Denver
H. Teller
B. H. Florance
F. R. Harrington
Justice of the Peace
F. Chipman
Johnstown News Advances and Local Reports
Mrs Morrison improves while Mrs Yoast remains gravely ill. John Sloan shipped two cars of fine sheep and Mr Clark sent seven cars last Monday. Bishop Moore plans a new farm this year. John Coleman shipped three cars of sheep. Mrs Lillie Bogard is recovering. Marion Lee traveled to Denver for a horse race. The Tucker hotel changed hands to E A Anderson, new landlord. John Wailes sold and loaded three carloads of wheat last week. A heavy rain left six to eight inches of moisture. A grand ball occurred at the hall, and a supper at Hotel Anderson fed sixty couples. Mrs Rogers’s little girl had a glass piece safely removed by Dr Raymond of Windsor.
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Johnstown
Anderson
Fort Lupton Local News Brevities and Elections
Fort Lupton notes illness recovery for G G Philip and a resident return from Montana. Families attend Catholic school in Denver and a Denver couple visit Fort Lupton. Local land purchases, fencing, and home improvements noted. County justice appointment, lodge honours, health travel, weather, and a Republican precinct 1 primary with listed delegates. Social visits, a Boulder canyon party, and a rainy, crop-friendly forecast wrap the items.
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M. S. Smith
Second Street
Allen Hubbell
Denver
Fort Lupton
Hugh Winbourne
Montana
Charles Kisher
Board of
County Commissioners
S. L. Sickler
W. T. Burge
E. P. Lodge
Henry Lansdown
California
Notice of embroidery instruction transfer to Mrs McDonald
During my absence I announce that my stock of embroideries and laces will be in charge of Mrs L M McDonald at 1303 Eighth Avenue. She will continue instruction and stamping patterns on all materials. Miss Ida R Smith submits this notice.
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L. M. McDonald
Eighth Avenue
Missida R. Smith
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