Temperance Fight Illustrated by Hypocrisy and Crime
A greenly editorial argues temperance work must use honorable methods. It recounts a city case where a lawyer allegedly bribed a drunk man to drink, led to a fine, and sparked calls to punish the giver of liquor. It condemns hypocritical tactics and urges decency and moral family values in the crusade.
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Tribune
The
Greeley
Main Street
Temperance
Brown
Worker of Temperance
The Hardy Catalpa in Colorado Plantings
Four years after initial cooperative plantings, hardy catalpa shows limited general suitability in Colorado. It often winter-kills and regrows, but in fruit-growing regions and sheltered sites it can reach timber size within ten years. For poles and posts, plant 4 to 8 feet apart and prune to a single straight stem from stumps. BR. O. Longyear, Colorado Agricultural College.
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Colorado Experiment Station
Frotts
Grand Junction
Delta
Rocky Ford
Denver
Catalpa
Fight for a Fair Temperance Cause in Public Life
The text argues that stable homes form the basis of a good society and condemns violent or underhanded tactics. It praises temperance supporters as the voice of a vast majority of good citizens while denouncing anyone who sinks to harming others to advance the cause.
Three Alleged Crooks Before Justice of Peace
Three men faced the Justice Hatch court. Charles Arnold alias Charles Allen denied bigamy charges with a preliminary hearing set for August 18. Plato Walker and Frank Johnson pled guilty to burglary and were bound over to the district court. Johnson is linked to the Dauth market break in winter and to Will and Jim Eaton. Walker’s prior escape from Hudson was noted. Both await sentencing before Judge Garrigues.
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Justice Court
Charles Arnold
Charles Allen
Greeley
Court of Justice
Hatch
Plato Walker
Frank Johnson
Johnson
Will
Jim Eaton
Dauth
Walker
Hudson
Judge Garrigues
Johnstown to Install $12,000 Water Works System
Johnstown plans a $12,000 water works project centered on a large power pump delivering water to a 40 foot stand pipe with 60 000 gallon capacity. The system will maintain residual pressure of 70 pounds and allow draw from a six inch main through principal streets with twelve hydrants enabling four water streams for fire protection.
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the Tribune
Johnstown
Comma Cost Thousands Of Dollars To Colorado District
Senator Delph Carpenter told colleagues that a single comma raised district costs by at least $1,000 in a 1907 irrigation law case. He explained the punctuation change forced extra proofs of qualification for resident freeholders, including duplicate tax receipts and extended records, adding legal expenses for Weld County's bond confirmation.
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the Tribune
Denver
Colorado
Delph W. Carpenter
Greeley
Halls of State
Capital Building
Greeley- Poudre
Carpenter
General Assembly
District Court
Weld County
Etta
Cherries F. Tew
Hart
Davidson
Wright
House Strikes Horse Brings Fatal Injury on Eighth Street
A moving house collided with a horse on Eighth street while an old dwelling was moved across the tracks. The horse suffered a fractured leg and is expected to be killed. Dr Kealiher assisted as the house mover.
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Eighth Street
Kealiher
LaSalle Beats Engineers In Ten-Inning Thriller
LaSalle defeats a Union Pacific engineers and surveyors squad 4 to 3 after ten innings. The game, labeled one of the season’s best, paves the way for Sunday’s scheduled clash between LaSalle-Kersey and Platteville here. LaSalle and Kersey claim the combined squad is the county’s best.
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LaSalle
Engineers
Union Pacific Engineers and Surveyors
Kersey
Platteville
Couinty
Stolen soap cited to clear hoboes in theft case
In LaSalle on August 17 the only missing item from two Montgomery Ward carloads was soap, suggesting hoboes were not responsible for the break in. No arrests have been made by Marshall Fenley as investigators pursue the case between LaSalle and Denver.
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the Tribune
LaSalle
Hoboes
Knights of the Road
Montgomery & Ward
Denver
Marsha' Fenley
Real estate transfers dated August 1910 in Greeley area
Weld County transfers show numerous W D deeds from 1910 with amounts from 1 to 8000 dollars. Transactions include city blocks in Greeley, Milliken, Kersey, and Johnstown with buyers and sellers such as Bierkamp Weaver Hayden Moffitt Mayfield and many others. Notable entries include parcels in Elk Moore Subdivision and First Additions to Cranford, Greeley, plus rail company rights of way and large lots in Windsor and Hudson areas.
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James R. Weaver
Pearl L. Hayden
May Hayden Smith
Lillie R. Moffitt
John L. Lace
Elk
Moore’s Subdivision
Greeley
Mildred C. Mayfield
Charles Mayfield
Lulu Mayfield
William Thomas Mayfield
Windsor Reservoir & Canal Co
Leonard Burch
W. D
Denver-Laramie Realty Co
Sadie Moffat
George P. Arnold
A. M. Kearns Investment Co
Nick J. Hess
Mary J. Reichman
John J. Lace
Claude A. Dent
Moore
Thomas J. Williams
James P. Miller
Frederick
Charlies B. Webb
Charles Kistler
Voorhees Real Estate Co
Sidney A. Gray
Burton D. Sanborn
George M. Hoveton
Agnes Nagel
Cranford
James T. Nagel
Emily M. West
Albert B. Boler
West
Charles F. Clark
John
France
Kersey
John B. France
Maggie D. Hotzel
Lewis A. Gill
S. W. Scheetz
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Julius A. Johnson
Harrison Teller
Anna Teller
Windsor
Emma Koenig
John A. Koenig
Koenig Subdivision
C. A. Moon
Milliken
Robert
Franklin
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad Co
A. J. Reeder
Maude S. Reeder
Great Western
Johnstown
Lincoln Land Co
Frank Dunning
Blaine Draper
Jesse P. Greigs
John P. Nauman
Mary &. Adams
Eaton Gun Club Holds Very Successful First Annual Shoot
Eaton Heights near Eaton hosted the first annual shoot of the Eaton Gun club attracting about forty members and five professionals. Harry Keefe of Colorado Springs topped the professionals while Eugene Browner of Fort Collins led the amateurs alongside L. P. Burnham and G. F. Miller of Saton two behind. The event drew attendees from across the state, including a visitor from Ouray. The next tournament leg was scheduled for Wellington. At Kersey on the same date Miss Byra Brooks hosted a lawn party for the Methodist Sunday school infant class with fifteen children enjoying games and refreshments.
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Eugene Browner
Rort Collins
Mr. Browner
L. P. Burnham
G. F. Miller
Saton
Wellington
Kersey
Byra Brooks
Methodist Sunday School
High School Class of '09 Enjoys Pleasant Reunion
The Greeley high school class of 1909 held a joyful reunion Tuesday night with nineteen of twenty nine original members attending. They gathered at the home of Asa Decker near Greeley where Lela Decker hosted and a lawn supper was served. The group planned an annual reunion and invited the brothers and sisters in law of the class to future gatherings.
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Greeley High School
Talivho
Asa Decker
Greeley
Lela Decker
Vault Completed In Camfield Trust Building
Fox, Baab and Weedman announce the completion of a new fire proof vault in the Camfield Trust building. The structure features two concentric vaults with a two inch air space to prevent sweating, fourteen inch thick walls reinforced with steel, two story height with basement and first floor access, and a large steel safe on the first floor.
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Fox, Baab & Weedman
Camfield Trust
Rail segment to Fort Collins branch nears laying start
Information from Vice President Mohler of the Union Pacific reached Greeley this morning. He indicated track laying on the Fort Collins branch would begin very soon, with workers starting within ten days.
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Greeley
Mohler
Union Pacific
Fort Collins
Snow Storm Hits Estes Park Through Tuesday
A heavy snow storm struck Estes Park Tuesday afternoon with continued cold leading to the breakup of camps and many leaving for home. Despite the weather, some visitors prefer autumn in the hills and the resort is expected to remain crowded in September.
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Estes Park
Suit of Clothes Missing in Windsor Residence
Windsor August 17 Five S H McIntyre of the telephone company reported a $45 suit of clothes stolen from his room in the annex of the American house on the second floor of the Yancey building. He had recently arrived from Chicago. No one was seen entering or leaving the building in the afternoon and Marshal Hinkley has made no arrests.
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Windsor
Blackwood Leaves On Vacation With St Louis Visitor
LaSalle August 17 Richard Blackwood mail carrier departs for the mountains for vacation. He is accompanied by Porter Houton of St Louis, nephew of D S Elis. During his absence Mrs H A Edie will handle the rural route.
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LaSalle
Richard Blackwood
Mountains
Porter Houton
St. Louis
D. S. Elis
Blackwood
H. A. Edie
Denver trip ties to Union Pacific accident inquiry
Marshal Fenley and Judge Char ley McKinney were in Denver on business Tuesday. They returned this morning and Judge McKinney went to Kersey to investigate the railroad accident Tuesday evening. Judge McKinney is an accident adjustor for Union Pacific.
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Marshal Fenley
Charley McKinney
Denver
Judge McKinney
Kersey
Union Pacific
Johnson Visits the "22" Ranch for Short Stay
B. F. Johnson traveled to the "22" ranch on Tuesday for a brief visit lasting several days.
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B. F. Johnson
Local Briefs Mention Visits and Medical Update
Mrs. A. Summer left Tuesday for Springfield Nebraska to visit her sister. Andrew Severine underwent an appendicitis operation Tuesday at Greeley hospital. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Morrison drove to Fort Collins on Friday afternoon.
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Summer
Springfield
Neb
F. G. Morrison
Fort Collins
Mrs George E F Evans Returns From Denver Visit
Mrs George E F Evans came back Tuesday after a ten day trip to Denver to visit her parents.
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George EF. Evans
Denver
Mrs Christman Goes to Granada to Visit Daughter
Mrs. J. Christman left Tuesday for Granada to visit her daughter, Mrs. R. B. Briggs.
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J. Christman
Granada
R. B. Briggs
Social Visits Highlight North Colorado Greeley Scene
Miss Margaret Williams of Love land visited Miss Viola Miller the first of the west. Paul West, after time on the western coast, is in Greeley visiting his mother Mrs. G. H. West.
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Margaret Williams of
Loveland
Viola Miller
West
Paul West
Greeley
G. H. West
Montgomeries Attend Denver Funeral For Brother-in-Law
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Montgom ery traveled to Denver to attend funeral services for their brother in law.
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Lawrence Montgomery
Denver
Moses Family Expected Home From South Carolina
Mrs. M. J. Moses and her infant are anticipated to return home today after traveling to South Carolina a month ago due to the serious illness of her father.
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M. J. Moses
Baby
South Carolina
Sheriff Florance Returns After Denver Trip Early Train Incident
Sheriff Florance came back from Denver this morning after a near derailment when a train struck two cows just outside Denver. One cow was killed as the emergency brake was set. Mrs. R. C. Merrifield of Fort Collins visited Greeley on Tuesday with Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Dubber and planned a visit to Brighton.
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Florance
Denver
R. C. Merrifield
Fort Collins
Greeley
A. E. Dubber
Brighton
Miss Jennie Aiken Leaves San Jose for New Castle
Miss Jennie Aiken of San Jose California who has been visiting Mrs G S Law and Mrs G E McClelland for several days departed Tuesday for her former home in New Castle Pennsylvania.
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Jennie Aiken
San Jose
Calif
G. S. Law
G. E. McClelland
New Castle
Mrs H H McConnell Visits Denver Relative
Mrs H H McConnell and her mother Mrs N F Fauver traveled to Denver Tuesday afternoon to visit Mrs Fauver’s daughter. McConnell plans a short return to Greeley while her mother stays longer in Denver.
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H. H. McConnell
N. F. Fauver
Denver
Harrison and daughters return from Sunnyside fishing trip
L. H. Harrison and daughters Lucile and Esther came back from Sunnyside early in the week. Harrison attended a Teachers' association meeting in Boulder last week then joined a two day fishing party in the mountains Friday.
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L. H. Harrison
Lucile
Esther
Sunnyside
Mr. Harrison
Teachers’ Association
Boulder
Reynolds Visits Greeley Bride, Taken Ill in Denver Trip
W. G. Reynolds came to Greeley to spend Sunday with his wife who was with her mother Mrs. Lillian Carnaby when he became seriously ill with appendicitis. On Tuesday morning he was transported to Mercy Hospital in Denver accompanied by John Booth.
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W. G. Reynolds
Greeley
Lillian Carnaby
Mr. Reynolds
Mercy Hospital
Denver
John Booth
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S. K. Noland
14Th Ave
Greel
Seien
Weld County Abstract & Investment Co
William Bierkamp, Jr
Carper W. D
Jesse P. Greigg
Columbia Savings & Loan Association
F. T. Anderson
North Johnstown
John Hayden
Thomas M. Henderson
Christopher Moran
F. D. Carper
A. G Dundbiede
H. Nystrom
Ken
Frederick R. Aldrich
Lorette Green
Eaton Gun Club
KEEFA
Dent-Collins
Andrew Severine
Greeley Hospital
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