Country Road Unsurpassed
Descriptive phrase highlights a rural route flanked by fertile farms and well-kept fields. Emphasizes broad farmland and scenic views along a primary thoroughfare.
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05 Aug 1908
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Greeley Tribune in Greeley, Colorado
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
1
Bliss Lane Drive Offers Scenic View of Greeley Farmland
A historic narration of Bliss Lane near Greeley highlights the valley’s potato and sugar beet crops. The piece praises well kept farms and homes of the Bliss family, detailing multiple residences and a pleasant river bottom driving route with mountains and Cache la Poudre in the distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Oak Street
Bliss Lane
Cache la Poudre
Blisses
Bliss Brothers
S. P
Colombo
Robert Bliss
W. H- H. Bliss
Jeannetta Bliss
P. Bliss
Will
Karl
Harry
Charles H. Bliss
Meden
Brand
Iowa
W. H. H. Bliss
David EB
Posiion
Bliss
E. Bliss
D. D. Walinlet
BE. A. Hoptins
C. B. Tisdel
C. E. Douglas
Yaqui Claimant Released After Court Aid
William Chickallily who lists himself as full blood Yaqui born in old Mexico was discharged by Judge Shattuck after district attorney recommended leniency following two district court appearances on charges of criminal assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chickallily
Old Mexico
Shattuck
Horn
New Court House Plan Could Be Voted On in Two Years
The report notes a new county court house project may be brought to voters for approval in about two years. Officials discuss funding and location options as part of long term municipal planning.
Plan for Weld county courthouse rebuild proposed
County officials consider a new courthouse option by acquiring the Baptist church property, moving existing offices, and building a large extension with a dome. The plan aims to house operations during construction, save on rent, and provide a facility good for 50 years, potentially costing about 100000. The piece also touches on P T Barnum and Barnum hall memories in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Baptist Church
Colorado
Court House
Oasis
Camfield
Ault Pioneer Dies Suddenl y at Ranch
Sidney D. Stone, 63, collapsed while unhitching a team at Perry Allam’s ranch five miles from Ault. Coroner cites apoplectic stroke. Unmarried, longtime resident with Casruds in Fort Collins, lived with Allams last nine years. Funeral in Fort Collins today attended by relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney D. Stone
Perry Allam
Ault
Mr. Stone
Colorado
New York State
H. C. Casrud
Fort Collins
Beautifying Greeley High School Grounds Plan Proposed
Landscape artist Cc B Blake suggests a low cost improvement for Greeley high school and three school buildings. Level the south lawn, add a six foot wide strip of lawn, place low shrubs and vines near the foundation, and terrace the north side to preserve playground space while enhancing surroundings for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley High School
Cc. B. Blake
Abbott hosts dinner with two doctor couples
At dinner Saturday night Professor and Mrs. F L Abbott entertained guests Dr and Mrs J P D John and Dr and Mrs Z X Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Abbott
J. P. D. John
Z. X. Snyder
Eye injury at library site injures Eugene H. Rust
Eugene H. Rust, a contractor living at 1313 Tenth Street, burned one eye Monday while working on the new library building. A doctor was summoned immediately and doctors say the injury likely has no serious consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H. Rust
Tenth Street
Mr. Rust
Race Track Romance at Island Grove Park
A Wednesday afternoon at Island Grove Park featured a crowd and lively stunts. Orange Hat owned by J Titler led the three heats, with Due Hal and Crescent Hal among the top contenders. spectators included Miss May Franklin, Miss Sadie Ray, Miss Lillie Nicholson, and Miss Cora Brinker as part of the event atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Grove Park
Orange Hat
J. Titler
A. L. Camp
Hal
W. ©. Ramsay
Crescent Hal
Pet Brewington
Jess C
May Franklin
Denver
Johnny Jones
Sadie Ray
Fort Collins
Lillie Nicholson
Cora Brinker
Military boys off to the war
National Guard of Colorado units traveled by train to Crow Creek Indian reservation in Wyoming to join 900 regular troops for annual maneuvers. Company D under Captain Drake and Company C under Captain Gale joined at Greeley and Ault, then marched 16 miles to the camp. Utah, Wyoming and Montana militia will participate alongside Fort Logan troops traveling by foot through Chambers' lake and Laramie river corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard of
Colorado
Here
Crow Creek Indian Reservation
Wyoming
Greeley
A. ©. Drake
Ault
Ray M. Gale
Dale Creek
Crow Creek Reservation
Utah
Montana
U. S
Fort Logan
Chambers’ Lake
Laramie River
Grand Lodge Convention to Convene in Greeley 1908
The Grand Lodge of Colorado TI meets in Greeley on October 19 1908 with about 2000 delegates expected. Poudre Valley lodge through its executive committee plans large entertainments and warm hospitality for the visiting representatives. The committee includes J C Alderman General Chairman De Boanes Secretary A A Woodbury Treasurer A J Condon Transportation D R Smith Hotels and rooms J B Snook Reception Decoration Geo C Gray Canton Encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of
Colorado
TI. Co. O. F
Greeley
Poudre Valley Lodge
Lodge
J. C. Alderman
de Boanes Sig Tee
A. A. Woodboury
Fats Ace
A. J. Condon
D. R. Smith
J. BE. Snook
C. Gray
Canton
Blakes Praises Greeley Homes Then Tackles Public Grounds
Landscape artist C. B. Blake and a party from Greeley praise local lawns and yards while criticizing public grounds. He urges natural planting with curved lines, notes the county courthouse bicycle rack marred by bare shrubbery, and suggests modest changes at the Normal school campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
C. B. Blake
Blake
County Court House
Court House
Greeley Chautauqua Assured for Next Year
J R Ellison announced at the closing session that enough season tickets have been sold to guarantee the chautauqua returns. The assembly this year covered its costs, though without profit, signaling continued public support and another season in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
J. R. Ellison
Finsh of the Races at Island Grove Track
A large crowd attended the Island Grove track on Thursday afternoon for races and a wild west show. In the free for all trot Rheta driven by A L Camp and Bertha driven by H E Witwer led, with other placements and times listed. The bucking contest was strong though the state championship remains undecided and the final contest will occur Saturday with the winner to represent Colorado at Cheyenne Frontier Day. Harry Ruffner and Miss Cora Brinker were noted riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Grove Track
Rheta
A. L. Camp
Bertha A
H. E. Witwer
Ailine
R. B. Lauper
Tom Freel
Pet Brewington
Joe Holly
S. W. Bullard
Colorado
Cheyenne
Harry Ruffner
Cora Brinker
Outline of Boulevard Plan for Greeley Beauty Scheme
Landscape expert Co. B. Blake previews a comprehensive boulevard system for Greeley. Proposed routes center on Island Grove park and Fourteenth Avenue, extend along the gulch and reservoir area, and include a large lake, park land purchase, tree planting, and scenic drives along No. 3 ditch and city ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Co. B. Blake
Fourteenth Avenue
City Water Works
Thirteenth Street
Normal School
Country Club
Blake
Tenth Avenue
Ninth Avenue
No. 3 Ditch
Twentieth Street
City
Fifth Avenue
Seventh
Eighth
Ninth Street
Richards Leave for Farmington After Illness
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Richards, visiting cousins Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Boyd, depart this morning for Farmington Illinois. Mrs Richards grew ill from high altitude and officials felt she should return home promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Richards
Samuel Boyd
Farmington
Ill
Mrs. Richards
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. T. Barnum
Big Road
Barnum
Barnum Hall
Union Colony
Wild West
Big Odd Fellows
WORD
Chautauqua
Island Grove
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