Colorado Bankers Convening in Greeley Audience Hails City
The fourth annual Colorado Bankers association meeting in Greeley drew about 100 financiers from across the state. Sessions featured talks on sugar beet and sheep feeding industries, real estate loans, and country banks. Banquet highlights included a formal dinner, speeches by Alva Adams and others, and social events for both men and women.
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O. A. Petty
H. C. Watson
Franklin J. Green
B. N. Freeman
Colorado State Bank
Durango
Greeley
Gordon Jones
Denver
Rell
J. M. B. Petrikin
W. A. Drake
Fort Collins
John T. Burns
R. J. Dobell
Castle Rock
James P. Miller
Lafayette
Elk’s Club
Charles
H. Wheeler
Kate Norcross-Gale
F. A. Raynolds
Canon City
C. C. Heming
Colorado Springs
F. B. Gibson
H. M. Ruby
Golden
C. C. Parks
Glenwood
L. F. Adams
Lamar
H. W. Yates
Colorado
Z. X. Snyder
Newcomb Cleveland
Alva Adams
Pleasant Valley
LaGrange
Pheps and Phillips Wed In Greely Green White Wedding
Kenneth G. Phelps and Miss Eleanor M. Phillips wed on Monday August 7 at 2 oclock in their Normal Hill home. Rev. Orville Petty presided with Rev. F D Macy assisting. Phelps a former Illinois resident and Monmouth College graduate is a prominent Greely businessman. Phillips teaches at the State Normal and is known as an institute instructor. Guests included the groom’s father and mother and brother, Mrs Anna Tascar of Topeka, Miss Bertha MccKinny of Colorado Springs, Miss Elizabeth Kendal and Dr and Mrs Z Xe Snyder of Greely.
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Kenneth G. Pheps
Eleanor M. Phillips
Normal Hill
Orville Petty
United Presbyterian Church
Colorado Day excursion to Portland Fair highlights August events
The Colorado Board of Managers and the Colorado State Commercial Association plan Colorado Day on August 22 at the Portland exposition with a mass meeting at the temple of music featuring Governor Chamberlain and other dignitaries. The official Colorado train departs Denver August 19 carrying delegates to the irrigation congress, with a Salt Lake City layover before Portland.
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Colorado
Portland Fair
Colorado Board of Managers
Colorado State Commercial Association
McDonald
Portland
Temple of Music
Chamberlain
Oregon
Goode
Puget Sound
Denver
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
MacDonald
National Irrigation Congress
Salt Lake City
Utah Commercial Club
Eighteenth Street
A. McFarland
J. M. Elison
Colorado Springs
H. F. Krueger
Pueblo
Denver & Rio Grande
Boulder Lawyer Weds Eaton Bride in Quiet Nuptials
Charles J. OConnor of Boulder and Miss Elizabeth Buell of Eaton were married at the bride’s uncle and aunt’s home in Eaton at noon Monday. The ceremony drew only relatives and close friends. Mrs. OConnor is a Greeley high school and state university graduate who recently returned from teaching in Ohio. OConnor, a 1901 State Normal and 1904 state university law graduate, has been practicing in Boulder. The romance began during their student days in their respective institutions.
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Charles J. O’connor
Boulder
Elizabeth Buell
Eaton
W. Kk. Clark
O’connor
Greeley High School
State University
Ohio
O'Connor
State Normal School
Law Department
The
Greeley
Local wedding ties Thompson and Ruth Baker in Greeley
At noon yesterday Harry M. Thompson and Ruth Baker wed at the bride's parents home on Eleventh avenue and Fifth street. The ceremony, conducted by Rev. Frank Barnett, was intimate with close relatives. Both natives of Greeley, they are graduates of Greeley High School. Thompson works as a draftsman for Baker and Badger. Baker is noted in local musical circles for her contralto voice. The couple will reside in a newly completed home beside the bride’s parents.
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Harry M. Thompson
Ruth Baker
E. E. Baker
Eleventh Avenue
Fifth Street
Frank Barnett
The
Baptist Church
Greeley
Greeley High School
Baker & Badger
Sunday Services at Seventh Day Adventist Church
The Seventh Day Adventist church on the corner of Eighth Street and Fourteenth Avenue invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning service at 10 30 a m and evening service at 7 45 p m Pastor Oscar W Gustafson leads the church and welcomes all attending.
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Seventh Day Adventist Church
Eighth Street
Fourteenth Avenue
Oscar W. Gustafson
Grand Army to Serve Ice Cream in Park Friday
Members of the Grand Army plan ice cream and cake in the park Friday evening to raise funds for the entertainment of next year’s annual encampment in Greeley If bad weather they will serve in the armory Booster club urged them to invite friends and support the encampment event.
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Grand Army
Greeley
Union church services planned for next Sunday
Union services will be held next Sunday at the Christian and United Presbyterian churches with a cordial invitation to all attendees.
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Christian and United Presbyterian Churches
Holland a Smoker's Paradise in Climate and Habit
The New York Herald describes Holland as a smoker's paradise where climate and abundance of tobacco keep residents in perpetual smoking. Boatmen measure distances by pipes and hosts ensure continual refilling as smokers light fresh cigars from the previous stump. Pipe use accompanies smokers to bed and even into the night with brief awakenings for a smoke.
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Holland
New York Herald
Monday wash day in early America
The Boston Globe recalls the 1620 Mayflower landing in Massachusetts Bay where women washed and scrubbed in the cold bay water on a Monday November morning. Fires heated water as they dried garments on trees, declaring cleanliness akin to godliness and marking a defining early colonial spirit.
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Massachusetts Bay
Good Housekeeping
America
Boston Globe
Hillsboro Social Notes Highlight Denver Trip and Local Visits
Hillsboro residents share recent travels and gatherings with visits from Denver travelers Mr and Mrs C E Baker returning Saturday. A local chiravari hosted at W K Lewis home drew boys from the area and Johnstown. Dining hosts included Miss Newman and families from Winfield Kansas plus Burt Pardee. W R Adams of Greeley spent days on his farm. Mr Crowley and Georgia of Missouri visiting daughter Mrs Frank Mellon.
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C. E. Baker
Denver
Johnstown
W. K. Lewis
Miss Newman
Dave Pardee
Lee Sterling
J. Cath
Winfield
Kan
Burt Pardee
W. R. Adams
Greeley
Mr. Crowley
Georgia
Missouri
Frank Mellon
Around the Horn schedule update for Sunday
One forty five remaining so the 1 50 Sunday start is noted. Leave Greeley at 2 05 pm for Denver via U P. Return from Denver at 7 pm via Cc and S on the same day.
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Greeley
U. P
Denver
Leadville Groom Weds Miss Kendel in City Residence
Albert J. Johnson of Leadville married Miss Alice C. Kendel at the Kendel home on Tenth Avenue and Eleventh Street. The ceremony, at 2 30 last Tuesday, was conducted by Rev. R J Hunter of the First Presbyterian church with about thirty guests. The bride has taught in Leadville and resided in Greeley. the groom is a Leadville businessman planning to move his bride there.
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Albert J. Johnson
Leadville
Alice C. Kendel
Kendel
Tenth Avenue
Eleventh Street
R. J. Hunter
First Presbyterian Church
Greeley
Well Guarded Girls In New Guinea
A London Lady notes a custom in New Guinea where parents send daughters to a treehouse at night and remove the ladder to prevent descent until given permission. Eruptions of elopement under such rules would be challenging, with parents assured of their daughters’ safety and restraint until elders decide for them to roam.
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New Guinea
London
Graham Shafrit Wedding at Fort Collins Home
George Graham of Fort Collins and Miss Hattie Shafrit of Brighton Iowa wed on Monday August 7 at Graham family home on Fourteenth avenue. Rev R J Hunter of the Presbyterian church performed the ring ceremony. The couple will live in Fort Collins where Graham is in business.
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George Graham
Fort Collins
Hattie Shafrit
Brighton
Iowa
Mr. Graham
Fourteenth Avenue
R. J. Hunter
The
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Church Remarks Spark Spouse Quip
A New York Telegram item notes a wife lampooning rivals while her husband jokes that charity is the finest garment, remarking on the fuss husbands show over their wives bills.
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New York Telegram
Trial Talesmen Questioned Over Sympathy to Prisoner
A prosecutor questions talesmen about acquaintance with the prisoner and notes a juror’s prior sympathy. A single talesman recalls his counsel gave advice in a past lawsuit, leading to the juror’s excusal.
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Talesmen
Counse
Talesman
The North Side Country Club Social Meeting
The North Side Country Club met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Sawyer. Absent members led to a social gathering with refreshments of ice cream cake and punch served by the hostess. The club adjourned to meet with Mrs. Fitch.
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North Side Country Club
Sawyer
Fitch
Hall’s Catarrh Cure and family pills advertised
Local advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface remedy taken internally. Claims include its prescription by leading physicians, effectiveness in curing catarrh, and testimonials available. Also promotes Hall’s family pills for constipation and lists Toledo, Ohio as the company base.
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J. Cheney
Props
Toledo
Hall
Squelched and Milk Message Spark Laughs in Paper Bit
A playful exchange from the Cleveland Leader features Miss Kutter and Mr. Sporte as they joke about being raised on milk and a water break, with Woodby Sporte winking at the quip.
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Miss Kutter
Mr. Sporte
Woodby Sporte
Cleveland
Water rights for two eighty acre tracts listed
J. BE. Neill files for two eighty acre water rights in Lake Loveland and Seven Lakes. Settles continuation of priority and location details for historic irrigation use.
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Lake Loveland
J. BE. Neill
Guaranteed Cure For Piles Patent Medicine Claim
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and prolapse. It guarantees a refund if Pazointment fails within 6 to 14 days and offers post paid delivery from Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Missouri for 50 cents if not carried by local druggist.
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Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
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