Thousands Attend Outdoor Union Church Service in City Park
A Sunday afternoon service at Union Church in City Park drew about 1000 attendees. Rev J L Thompson preached on child religious training, urging parental involvement to reach adults through the child. Volunteers spoke on youth entertainment, playgrounds, parental duties, and discipline as the program continued through August with public discussion invited.
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Union
J. L. Thompson
Miss Delbridge
Hext Music Company
Dry land corn boom in Weld county
Seven foot corn on forty acres is grown on the M. P. Calliirate dry land eight miles southeast of Barnesville. The crop is filling well and may reach thirty or forty bushels per acre if today’s promise holds. Nearby, Arnold grows 15 acres of melons near the Shaes region amid favorable moisture.
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M. P. Calliirate
Barnesville
T. J. Ssea
Greeley
Tribune
Arnold
Shea’s
Fatal fight in Frederick Colorado coal camp leaves two wounded and one missing
In Frederick Colorado Aug 7 a dispute between Jose Romero and M Valesquez led to a stabbing. Peter Salinas Romero’s friend was fatally attacked and is in hospital with throat injuries. Romero is badly wounded and Valesquez fled the scene prompting sheriff pursuit. Salinas and Romero were rushed to a Denver hospital.
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Romero
Valesquez
Denver
Patterson and Johnson Visit Greeley for Summer Stay
Mrs. J. W. Patterson of Maitland Missouri and Mrs. S. H. Johnson from Kansas City Missouri arrived in Greeley this morning to spend the summer with a sister, Mrs J. L. Thompson.
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J. W. Patterson
Maitland, Mo
S. H. Johnson
Kansas City
Greeley
J. L. Thomp Sok
Boulder Boys Robbing Autos Near Boulder
A gang of youths in Boulder are robbing passing autos of small valuables such as peanuts and streamers, targeting mainly cars driven by women. They lie in wait on hills and jump aboard moving vehicles, with Mrs. John T. Clough of Greeley among the latest victims. Police have been notified and an end to the raids is sought.
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Boulder
John T. Clough
Greeley
Greeley Auto Club
Kingsbury brothers sue Laramie Poudre firms in tunnel dispute
The Kingsbury brothers seek 21 777 85 and a lien on the Laramie Poudre tunnel and about fourteen water rights held by the Greeley Poudre irrigation district as part of the Laramie Poudre system. They allege a contract to build the Tunnel reservoir and claim $30,000 of work completed with only about $8,000 paid.
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Fort Collins
Laramie-Poudre Tunnel
Greeley-Poudre Irrigation District
Laramie-Poudre
Kingsbury Brothers
Larimer County
Laramie-Poudre Company
The
Irrigation District
American Trust and Savings
Mining industry takes center stage at Electric Show in Denver
For Homemakers Denver Aug 5 the space and mines and irrigation committees of the Colorado Electric Club announce a second annual Electric Show at the Denver Auditorium the week of October 14 The basement will host expanded mining and milling machinery exhibits powered by electricity The exhibition highlights annual progress in electrical science and practical electrical mechanics and aims to draw many visitors.
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Denver
Colorado Electric Club
Denver Auditorium
Charles Harris Slowly Dying From Abscesses
Ault Aug 7 Denver reports say Chas Harris who was taken there to have skull trepanned after weeks with a supposed boil is slowly dying. Poisons from the abscess have affected his entire brain and he is completely paralyzed so death is near. The case is peculiar and the many friends of the family are deeply grieved.
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Ault
Denver
Chas. Harris
First Car Load of Early Apples Shipped from Montrose
Aug 7 Montrose reports the first car load of early apples shipped by the Montrose Warehouse. shipments will occur every few days. Fruit growers estimate Uncompahgre valley production around 325 cars.
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Montrose
Love land Grays Fall to Milliken 16 12 in Local Game
The Love land Grays lost to Milliken by 16 to 12 in a home game yesterday. Poor play marred the contest, and the home team expects a stronger showing in the next match.
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Milliken
Loveland Grays
Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch staged in Lupton
The ladies of Lupton present Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch in an adapted play by Genevieve Cheeley. A cast of 35 young people and children performs for the Aug 7 audience in Lupton.
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Wiggs
Lupton Fort Lupton
Kansas Wheat Crop Dips From Year Ago
Topeka Kansas August 7 A state board report shows Kansas wheat harvest at 61 367 000 bushels with 9 060 000 bushels less than last year and below the ten year average by about one third. The corn crop condition stands at 54 8 according to secretary F D Coburn.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
F. D. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Reward Offered for Hereford Thief Capture
A steward has been posted offering a big reward for the capture of the thieves who operated here Thursday night. Local residents are on the alert and several clues are being investigated, with hope to unearth the culprits.
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Hereford
Little Isabel Stone Dies at Trinidad
Isabel Stone five year old daughter of Mrs. Bertha Stone of Hazzleton died in Trinidad last Saturday from diphtheria and was buried there yesterday. Her mother is daughter of J. B. Cozzens and had brought the child to visit her grandfather when the illness developed. Despite care, the child could not be saved.
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Isabel
Bertha Stone
Hazelton
Trinidad
Stone
J. B. Cozzens
Mr. Stone
Kersey Pair Denied Wyoming Marriage License
Eva Kallouse and Alexander Heckman, residents of Kersey, could not marry in Cheyenne after investigators questioned divorce status. Wyoming law bans new licenses within one year of a decree. the couple then wed in Nebraska and returned to Kersey to start housekeeping amid friends’ welcome.
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Eva Kallouse
Alexander Heckman
Kersey
Cheyenne
Heckman
Nebraska
Uniform Text Books to Standardize Weld County Schools
Weld County rural schools will be supplied with uniform text books this year. By using the same instruction books in all schools it marks the first step toward a uniform course of study being practiced in some Colorado counties. The move aims to unify teaching and improve outcomes once districts obtain the prescribed texts.
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Weld County
Colorado
Groom Ready Bride Balks Amid Frantic Fort Collins Wedding
Fort Collins, Aug. 4. Parl Hutcheson, a Messier farmhand, secured a license to marry Janie Reece but returned to seek a refund after the bride failed to appear. He cites a change of heart and cites a rival, a Longmont man, as a factor. A missing bride from southern Colorado left in her wedding attire after visiting her sister Mrs. Fred Kerger.
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Fort Collins
Hutcheson
Messier
Janie Reece
Longmont
Fred Kerger
Trousseau
Espeire to Northwest Tour with Arch1e Camp Pacer
Arch1e Camp starts Thursday for a two month tour of the northwest with Espeire, the record pacing horse. They will race in Vancouver B C Portland Salem Spokane Walla Walla Yakima and Boise for purses totaling 25000. The horse will run in the 2 08 2 10 2 11 and 2 15 classes.
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Archie Camp
Northwest
Espeire
Island Grove
Funeral Held for Lupton Resident's Mother in Family Lot
Aug 7 Lupton reports the funeral of the aged mother of August Smith at the family residence. Mrs. Smith, in her 80s, suffered a recent illness while visiting Denver. She requested burial in Lupton in the family lot and is survived by three sons and a daughter.
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Lupton
Ft. Lupton
August Smith
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