Eaton Farmers Win Night Water Use Settlement
Through the Windsor reservoir plan Eaton farmers gain 60 feet of Hottel water for 99 years but must run irrigation at night to avoid depriving No. 8 and No. 2 ditch rights. The exchange shifts water from Fossil Creek, Poudre, and No. 3 mill to balance river flow. Mr. Hottel, while not fully favoring the terms, agrees as long as mill needs are met.
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Eaton
Water Commissionarmetrong
Windsor
Hottel Mills
Fossil Creek
Ppan
Ditch Company
Fortline
Eeton Farmera
Hottel
Potatoes face market shifts and weather impact on harvests
California stock is exhausted while shipments from Utah and Colorado rise. Prices range with growers seeking about $1.75 and retailers paying around 2.35 per hundred. Rain and damp conditions hurt crops in Carbondale Delta and Olathe areas with many fields at standstill and some farms near total loss. Farmers using Greeley methods expect a late fall harvest.
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California
Harry Ios
Pruita
Somely Hose
Grand James
Delta
Olathe
Carbondale
Rifle
Fc Sly
Otains
Bagle
CCRC
Greeley
Girls trip to Estes Park planned this year
A cheerful crowd departs for Estes Park to spend two weeks. Misses Edna Cam tied Vera Wasley Aletha Allen Winifred Hannas and Edith Woodbury head the party with Miss May Woodbury as chaperone. They travel in two autos and will lodge at the Woodbury cottage.
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Estes Park
Edna Cam Tied
Vera Wasley
Aletha Allen
Winifred Hannas
Edith Woodbury
May Woodbury
The
Park
Woodpury Cottage
BAL ARS SNOW LINIMENT Ad Claim
An old advertisement urges readers to use BAL ARS SNOW LINIMENT for chills, stiff necks, and back pain. The copy touts its effectiveness and lists price 26 cents and one dollar per bottle, sold by W. Gilbert.
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W. Gilbert
Canary, Alligator Tragedy In Florida Home
A pet alligator in a Florida swamp home attacked and killed Dixie the canary during an afternoon in the conservatory. Tom the alligator lunged at Dixie while the family watched, nearly swallowing the canary before intervention. The incident followed days of peaceful interaction between the birds and the reptiles.
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Tom
Jerry
HL. Wolfe
Florida
Dixie
Animal Land
Greeley Maid Weds in Bower of Sweet Peas
Miss Hilda Wyatt and George Cox wed Monday at 2 30 pm in the Wyatt home with Rev Gauss officiating. They will stay in Salida until September before returning to 1614 Ninth Street Greeley. Guests numbered about 80 as Miriam Bunker played the wedding march.
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Hilda Wyatt
George Cox
Gauss
Salida
Greeley
Ninth Street
L. L. Wyatt
Miriam Bunker
Cox
Sas
Park Merchandise Company
Platte River Floods Past Banks After Heavy Rains
Fort Lupton reports the Platte River rising above its banks after 24 hours of heavy rain. No damage noted as overflow remains slight and affects pasture land. Ditches downstream will divert water to irrigate land near Greeley and beyond. Another rain saturated the soil further.
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Fort Lupton
Platte
Greeley
Springs Man Caught Here After Auto Theft
F D Samson was arrested in this city on an automobile theft charge from Colorado Springs. He allegedly took a Cascade garage car for a joy ride, wrecked it in a ditch, fled, and will be sent back to Colorado Springs with an officer arriving tonight.
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F. D. Samson
Colorado Springs
Springs
Samson
Cascade
Son's Illness Brings Father From Chicago
S H Shoninger arrived this morning from Chicago after a telegram said his son Myron, nephew of Prof Gideon, is seriously ill. Myron had pneumonia last winter, later had an operation at the hospital, and another operation last week. His condition worsened and he did not rally as expected. Prof A Gideon and family are now in Oregon.
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S. H. Shoninger
Chicago
Myron
Gideon
Hopital
A. Gideon
Oregon
Bachelor Seeks Wife from Sterling Ranchman Profile
A Sterling rancher named Harry Talbot, 24, writes the Greeley Tribune offering himself as a husband. He states he does not smoke, has savings, and can provide a comfortable home, inviting Greeley girls seeking a good husband to contact the newspaper. He lists brown hair and blue eyes and signs respectfully.
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Greeley
Sterling
The
Tribune
Harry Talbot
Narrow escape from drowning in Cess Pool near Greeley
J. M. B. Petrikin narrowly escaped drowning when his auto fell into a cess pool at his home south of Greeley. Also in the vehicle were Mrs. Rebecca Eaton and three grandchildren who were rescued after the back wheels dropped into the pool and Petrikin was thrown underwater.
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J. M. B. Petrikin
Greeley
Mr. Petrikin
Rebecca Eaton
Tribune Mountain Cabin Made Ready for Summer
Miss Lizzie Kitson and Mrs Hesford leave for Eldora to furnish and prepare the Tribune cabin on the Switzerland Trail. The two room log cabin will be used by Tribune employees for summer vacations, with each regular employee allotted two weeks. Miss Kitson will be replaced by Miss Fitson during her absence.
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Lizzie Kitson
The
Tribune
C. B. Hesford
Eldora
Switzerland Trail
Miss Kitson
Miss Fitson
Celluloid Comb Fire During Parade Incident
An Austrian woman wearing celluloid combs was set ablaze when a cigarette butt dropped onto her head during a parade near Ninth Avenue and Seventh Street. She suffered burned hair and loss of two combs but was otherwise uninjured as bystanders rescued her.
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Ninth Avenue
Seventh Street
Mrs McCue and Grace Walden Guests at Mrs Poe Home
Mrs W R McCue and Miss Grace Walden are guests at the home of Mrs C W Poe for a few weeks with social visits noted in local society pages.
Loving Cup Found In Windsor After County Mystery
The silver loving cup from the county fair has been found in Windsor at the express office. Pinkerton detectives tied to Roy Ray are stood down, and the trophy is safe. Secretary Kinsella praises the resolution and jokes the cup will stay under official watch until Weld county clubs win it at the next fair.
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Windsor
County Fair Association
Roy Ray
Kinsella
Weld County
Colorado
Aged Couple Celebrates Second Honeymoon Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keirnes, ages 84 and 75, celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary in Sunnyside area with relatives. The couple recalled eloping from Virginia to Washington, D C, and their recent trip by horse and carriage covering 125 miles to visit children in northern Colorado towns including Longmont Fort Collins Wellington Nunn Ault Fairview district east of Nunn and Greeley.
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Sunnyside
Here
Colorado
Richard Keirnes
L. H. Harrison
Mr. Keirnes
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Longmont
Fort Collins
Wellington
Nunn
Ault
Fairview District
Greeley
Summer Hottest In United States But Colorado Refused To Sizzle
United States charts show the past summer as the hottest on record with heat waves extending into Alaska and Newfoundland. Colorado reports June mean 70.7 and July mean 69.6, with August tracking normal. forecasters cite no single reason for the heat and note regional variations.
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United States
Colorado
United States Weather Bureau
Paris
Rome
Europe
Alaska
Newfoundland
Florida
Maine
Kansas
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Scarr
Denver
Chicago
Tragic Strychnine Death Notices Cause of Loss
Four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Crosier dies after mistaking pink sugar coated strychnine pills for candy. Coroner calls case a poisoning. box partly emptied on desk led to discovery as mother ill with typhoid fever. Family struck by shock. details follow perpetual tragedy in residence.
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Everett Crosier
Lena
Crozier Brothers Claim Record Breaking Leghorn Pullets
Crozier Brothers living west of Greeley run a large chicken ranch near Greeley and report White Leghorn spring pullets that began laying at four and a half months old.
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Crozier Brothers
Greeley
Dinges Couple Headed to Sligo Ranch Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Dinges depart this afternoon for Sligo to spend the remainder of the summer on a ranch with friends. Mr. Dinges has worked in this office for several months and will resume his duties after returning from the countryside.
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H. M. Dinges
Sligo
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LaSalle
G. E. Carlson
E Nelson
Crawford Greeley
Joseph C. Ewing
James A
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Hugh
Thos
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Eli M. Avery
J. R. Hardesty
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George B. Hanscom
W. C. Bucher
Stella Hamlin
Michael
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Harney
Charles Kistler
Jesse E. Kitts
Wm. A. Surbaugh
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B. R. Mills
Max Rosenthal
Azaria Forte
Fred W
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Chas
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Anderson
Anders B. Anderson
Thomas Squibb
Fred Cole
Hudson
Alex Thacker
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W. Vanbebber
George Brunz
McCutcheon
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Benj. F. Brown
Bek
Pacific Coast
VIA
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
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Rio Grande
Frank A. Wadleigh
Colo
Cheyenne, Wyo
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R. S. Ruble
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