English Language Speech Needed for Homestead Citizenship
In Denver federal court Judge Lewis ruled that foreign born individuals must read and write English to obtain final naturalization papers and clear title to homesteads. Six Elbert County applicants Alec Passko Stephen Passko Michael Henko Michael Liszerak Dymtro Pasko and Bernard Greenberg were denied citizenship due to illiteracy, despite each owning 160 acres.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Lewis
Naturalization Office
Alec Passko
Stephen Passko
Michael Henko
Michael Liszerak
Dymtro Pasko
Bernard Greenberg
Elbert County
Deaths Tegtman and Forbes Work in Windsor Area
Two year old Edna Tegtman died Monday from typhtheria with burial Tuesday. Rev. E Gross officiated at the funeral. Eleven weeks old Forbes Chester R Forbes died this morning at the Bracewell home. Funeral services set for Windsor Methodist church Tuesday morning.
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Forbes Chester R. Forbes
Jesse Forbes
Bracewell
Windsor
Moonlight Picnic to Eldorado Springs Excursion
The Daily Tribune promotes a Thursday moonlight picnic to Eldorado Springs with a 1 45 p m departure on the Colorado and Southern. A half day event includes a hotel dinner for 65 cents and a chasm walk by Ivy Baldwin at 5 pm followed by a return to Greek by midnight. Fare is 2 25 with grounds admission.
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Daily Tribune
Eldorado Springs
Colorado & Southern
Harry Youngs
Louis Wyatt
Tribune
City Water Works
New Eldorado Hotel
Greeley
Ivy Baldwin
Urich and Walter Wed in Alliance The marriage binds Richville and Greeley families
Miss Katie Urich of Richville Washington and Johan Walter of Greeley Nebraska married Sunday by Rev Geo G Schmidt of Alliance Nebraska. The ceremony united two eastern family lines in a simple wedding.
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Katie Urich
Richville
Washington
Johan Walter
Greeley
Geo. G. Schmidt
Alliance
Nebraska
Mrs Mary Hines and W H Warner Wed in Oklahoma
Mrs Mary Hines of Eaton and W H Warner of Carr were married by Judge Nixon Monday afternoon. The bride formerly lived in Oklahoma and the groom is a ranchman near Carr. The newly married couple will make their home on the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hines
Eaton
W. H. Warner
Carr
Nixon
Oklahoma
Allen returns from northwest trip to cool Greeley
Bert Allen reports his Northwest trip featured extreme heat in Oregon reaching 112 degrees and cold coastal air in Vancouver B C. He praises Greeley's climate crops and people and says he will not repeat the journey in summer.
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Bert Allen
A. J. Allen
Northwest
Oregon
Spokane
Wash
Seattle
Mr. Allen
Vancouver
B. C
Columbia River
Greeley
Robertson Marries Rowland in Denver Wedding
Harry Robertson of Greeley wed Miss Zada Rowland of Overton Nebraska in Denver on Sunday August 2. The couple will reside in San Diego California.
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Robertson-Rowland
Harry Robertson
Greeley
Denver
Zada Rowland
Overton
Neb
San Diego
Cal
Prof. Ross Leaves to Head El Paso Manual Training
El Paso will welcome Prof. Ross to lead its manual training under a new assignment. He has served in local public schools for a year and a half earning strong approval and previously taught in Detroit and Porto Rico. His sister Miss Ellen Ross taught in Greeley and is joining a German school system.
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Ross
E. A. Ross
el Paso
Tex
Detroit
Govermental
Porto Rico
Bradley Polytechnical Institute
Chicago University
Ellen Ross
Greeley
Germany
Chronic Diarrhoea Relief by Chamberlains Remedy
A testimonial from Edward Henry of United States Express Co Chicago praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for stopping chronic diarrhoea quickly. He claims to have served in the 23d Ohio Regiment under Hayes and McKinley and to have cured many on trains. Sold by all druggists.
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Edward &. Henry
United States Express Co
Chicago
Quick
Chamberlain
Kennedy
Rutherford B. Hayes
William McKinley
Ohio
Misguided Definitions by Public School Children
A collection from Everybody's Magazine shows humorous student definitions. Examples include Stability tied to a stable, a misquito as a mixed race child, and Expostulation linked to small pox, underscoring misunderstandings in basic terms.
Starch Demand Sparks Boost for Greeley Factory Output
East and South factory resumption drives strong starch demand. Greeley plant sold 400000 pounds of potato starch to Ox ford Adams Mills in Massachusetts and to Senaca South Carolina and others. Five carloads shipped to New York for potato flour sold to Germans. Rail rates favor Eastern buyers, but Greeley profits remain solid. Last year’s starch value near $60000, all sold.
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East
Greeley
Oxford and
Adams
Massachusetts
Senaca
S. C
New York City
Unique Club Meets at Mrs Potter Home
Members of the Unique club gathered Monday afternoon at Mrs J D Potter s home. Sweet peas and garden flowers adorned the room and they played 500 as usual. First prize went to Mrs Sterling and the booby prize to Mrs March. Substitutes were Medames Roche Muth and Pinney. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Unique Club
J. D. Potter
Sterling
March
Medames Roche
Muth
Pinney
Diarrhoea Cure Claims Long-Lasting Relief
John H. Zirkle of Philippi West Virginia reports his father suffered chronic diarrhoea for years. After using the Diarrhoea Remedy advertised in the Philippi Republican one bottle cured him and he has remained well for eighteen months. At sixty, he can work as a younger man. the remedy is sold by all druggists.
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John H. Zirkle
Philippi
W. Va
Chamberlain
Ex normals visit. teachers enter winter posts
Ex Normalites E F Proffitt and C E B Stewart of Fort Morgan, both Delta Psi fellows, visit Harry J Snook with I C Hall and Mrs M E Munkins. Proffitt heads to Shawnee Oklahoma as high school principal. Stewart to Fort Morgan. Snook to Rice. Hall to Everett Washington for science instruction.
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E. F. Proffitt
C. E B. Stewart
Fort Morgan
Harry J. Snook
I. C. Hall
M. E. Munkins
Delta Psi
Chambers
Proffitt
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Stewart
Snook
Rice
Hall
Everett
Washington
Granulated Sore Eyes Cured by Salve Says Farmer
Martin Boyd of Henrietta Kentucky recounts twenty years with granulated sore eyes. In February 1903 a man urged him to try Chamberlains Salve. He bought one box used two thirds and his eyes have troubled him since. The salve is sold by all druggists.
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Martin Boyd
Henrietta
Mr and Mrs John Truby Return From Eastern Trip
Mr and Mrs John Truby arrived back in Colorado last Wednesday after a two month eastern trip. They visited numerous Pennsylvania towns including Johnstown Altona Bolliver Marion Center Rochester and Vandergrif and spent the final two weeks in Pittsburgh. Mrs Truby stayed in Denver for a brief visit with her son Captain Tracy Truby.
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John Truby
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Altona
Bolliver
Marion Center
Rochester
Vandergrif
Pittsburg
Truby
Denver
Capt
Tracy Truby
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. B. R. Anderson at Home
Mrs. B. R. Anderson received a happy birthday surprise at 712 Thirteenth Street Wednesday evening. The Presbyterian choir members attended and joined in games amusements and a luncheon. Eighty two guests were present.
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B. R. Anderson
Thirteenth Street
Mrs. Anderson
Presbyterian
Alesmo Club Hosts Popular Barn Dance Evening
The Alesmo club held a dance in Academy hall on Wednesday night with electric fans cooling the hall. A large crowd attended as the new barn dance, fashionable in the east, was introduced and proved very popular.
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Academy Hall
Nunn Residents Seek Expansion of Laramie-Poudre Irrigation
A mass meeting in Nunn and nearby areas urged Camfield to add 50 000 acres north of Nunn to the irrigation enterprise. Debates include rerouting the canal via the Boulder ridge to reach higher Weld County land, possibly abandoning existing ditches.
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Laramie
Poudre Valley
Wyoming Line
Weld County
Boulder Ridge
Two Men Die Within Days in Ault
In Ault two elderly men died within three days while about their work. Sidney D. Stone aged 63 died Saturday and Mortimer Broy aged 72 died Monday. Coroner Macy and a physician ruled natural causes. Broy had prior ill health. Bray, a retired farmer from Missouri, left several sons and a married daughter. funeral plans pending.
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Ault
Sidney D. Stone
Mortimer Broy
Mr. Broy
Macy
Bray
Missouri
Beekeepers Face Dry Year In Weld County Honey Shortage
Weld County bee men warn of a severe honey crop drop due to dry weather and reduced bloom content. With about three weeks left, many hope to salvage only a quarter of a crop. Charles Adams, a major local grower, agrees the season will be tough, forcing higher prices for honey or a return to sorghum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County Bee
Charles Adams
Horse Shoers Association Votes 15 Percent Rate Increase
At a recent meeting the Horse Shoers Association decided on a 15 percent raise on horse shoeing due to higher stock costs wages and rent. The new rates take effect August 1 1908.
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Horseshoers Association
Notice of Adjustment Estate of Josephine M Weld
The undersigned executor of the estate of Phine M Weld deceased will appear before Weld County Court at the House in Greeley Colorado on Monday September 14 1908 at 10 a m to adjust and settle all claims against the estate. Creditors and claimants are requested to present their claims for payment and settlement. Dated at Greeley August 1908. CHAS B SOUTHARD Executor Phine M Weld deceased
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Pier
Administrator's Sale of Dowling Estate in Weld County
Public notice announces a private sale of real estate in Weld County Colorado as part of the James C Dowling estate. Administrator Thomas J Hooper sets July 1908 for sale with one half cash and balance due in six months at six percent interest, pending county court approval. The sale is continued to September 8 1908 at 1 pm.
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Denver
Stat
Colorado
James C. Dowling
Thomas J. Hooper
James C. Dow
Weld County
Rado
Greeley
Welds Colorado
Towit
Deccas
Notice of Adjustment in Estate of Clarence A Granger
Clara H Granger is named administratrix of Clarence A Granger deceased Weld County Colorado. A will be presented to the County Court in Greeley on Monday August 31 1908 at 10 o clock a m for claims to be adjusted. Creditors and claimants must attend and debtors should pay immediately. First published July 29 1908 in the Greeley Tribune. last publication August 1 1908.
Notice to creditors in estate of Jacob Leitz deceased
The administrator SEVERNS JUNGE of the estate of Jacob Leitz late of Weld County Colorado gives notice to creditors to appear before the County Court at the Greeley courthouse on Monday August 31 1908 at 10 o clock AM to have claims adjusted. All indebted to the estate should pay promptly. Dated Greeley Colorado July 22 1908. John T Jacobs attorney. First published July 29 1908 last publication August 19 1908.
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Jacob Leitz
Havin
of Weld
Greeley
Colorado
A. D
Severns Junge
John T. Jacobs
Greeley Tribum
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