First Poultry Institute Session Draws Crowds in Greeley
A large audience attended the first Paul Institute gathering on Seventh Street in Greeley. Speakers from agriculture and academia discussed poultry feeding, incuba tor issues, and farm diversification, with exhibition pens featuring Rhode Island Reds, Leghorns, Plymouth Rocks, Wyandottes, and Minorcas.
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Paul Institute
Seventh Street
Cottrell
Agricultal College
Nced
Colorado
Ings
Coloo
Party for Two and Edwin Starkey Celebration
Mr and Mrs Edwin Starkey entertained their young friends with a delightfully cheerful party Thursday. Win reached her years and Alice turned three as a celebration proceeded with four little guests and games. A peanut hunt delighted the children amid birthday candles and gifts.
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Edwin Starkey
Win
Alice
Russian Colony Forms Homestead Plan West of Grovertown
Nine German Russian families filed for land in the district court, each married with children, seeking wind-swept homesteads in a western desert area. They request a school for the 30 plus children and plan dry land crops plus seasonal sugar beet labor in irrigated sections, showing intent to settle permanently.
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Grover— Township
Old Country
Sam
Poultry Institute Completes Strong Session Amid Enthusiasm
The Poultry Institute drew a larger afternoon crowd with heightened interest. Judge Rhodes scored exhibitors while Prof. W. G. Chambers highlighted a 200 egg Rhode Island Red and trap nest models. Fort Collins speakers H. M. Rainer and Dr. J. W. Downey discussed housing and standard poultry.
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Heys
Professor Cottrell
J. W. Downey
Fort Collins
Rhodes
Topeka
Rhode Island
W. G. Chambers
Dan
J.B. Dickey
Mark Webster
Ernest Bliss
Plymouth Rocks
Ida Henderson
Ira Shortridge
Rhode
Cottrell
Colorado
Lucas
E. A. Strong
Buzick
JW. Ditlon
Teller
Esa
Odes
Poultry Institute
H. M. Rainer
Prof. Chambers
Farmers’ Institute
Work of
Agricultural College
Weld County Farmers
Children Ride Seventy Miles Before Breakfast
Three Greeley children Elmer Benton Mabel Benton and Maud Connor aged under 14 set out on ponies near dawn and rode west to Loveland the Grand Canon and back totaling not less than seventy miles before returning home at seven that evening.
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Colorado
Greeley
Elmer
Mabel Benton
Loveland
Loveland Grand Canon
Seeley's Lake Prospect as Resort Near Fort Collins
An article notes Lake Lindenmeier near Fort Collins as a developed pleasure spot with pavilion, boat house, baths, and rowboats, drawing crowds from Eaton and beyond. It contrasts with Seeley's lake where dead trees after a dam raise hurt appeal, suggesting new groves could boost value and attract visitors and future rail links.
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Fort Collins
Lake
Lindenmeier
Eaton
Lake Lindenmeier
Greeley
Seeley
Seeley‘s Lake
City landscape architect Blake voices civic improvement support
C B Blake, the landscape architect who lectured during the haut eauqua, writes from Port Clinton Ohio Aug 13 1908 praising Greeley Tribune efforts for civic improvement and promising shrubbery planting sketches for the school walk and building.
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C. B. Blake
Tribune
Port Clinton
Ohio
C. H. Wolfe
Greeley
Cole
Defendant Wins In E C Pyles V Weatherford Case
In a county court decision Wednesday afternoon Judge ruled for defendant E C Pyles in the detainer action brought by W P Weatherford. Pyles owned the land and Weatherford acted as contractor for beets on the ranch with no legal basis to oust the tenant. The case appealed from Justice C F Chipman of Windsor.
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E. C. Pyles
W. P. Weatherford
Pyles
Weatherford
C. F. Chipman
Justice Court
Windsor
Women Club Year Plans Rolling In Greeley
Greeley clubs map new season with varied study topics including drama today politics and art. The W T K led by Mrs Charles Leem kicks off September 23 with a picnic while other groups such as Progress Club New Century Club and Centennial Chapter D A R outline September and October openings.
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Charles Leem
H. A.healy
Progress Club
S. B. Wright
Scotland
New Century Club
Isabel Rienks
Graphic Club
Greeley
J. G. Hughes
Salmagundi
Gertrude Norris
Helen Starr
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Harry H. Shaw
North Side Country Club
Jennie Hill
Social Science Circle
D. D. Hugh
E. B. Coulter
Farmers urged to send grain samples for Denver and Pueblo fairs
M H Lowe and J F McCreery of the Commercial club seek farm grain and crop samples for an exhibit to the inter state fair in Denver and the state fair in Pueblo. Farmers may leave small bundles at the Commercial club for free shipment. potatoes and sugar beets to be collected around September 7 with a deadline of September 1 for grain samples.
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M. H. Lowe
Commercial Club
J. F. McCreery
Denver
Pueblo
Gets a Nice Sum of Money
Gottloib Stroh alias John Lowe is wanted in many places but remains unfound. A Russian, he lived near Greeley last fall and used the beet field route to wealth. He bought a Windsor horse, sold it in Fort Collins, and fled, later sending $68 to Beitz in Rock Island to aid a supposed brother in law.
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Gottloib Stroh
John Lowe
Stroh
Windsor
Fort Collins
Greeley
Adam Beitz
Russia
Beitz
Rock Island, Ill
Rock Island
Lowe
Noted Japanese visits Greeley
Hon Chiozo Koiko consul general of Japan on the San Francisco to Washington trip stopped in Greeley. He spoke at the Peoples tabernacle praising friendly U S Japan relations and the Colorado Japanese community's industry. Koiko was joined by private secretary G Kumabe and T M Kobayashi who edits a Japanese daily in Ogden.
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Chiozo Koiko
Japan
San Francisco
Greeley
Denver
Washington
Pacific
United States
Many Apply for Citizenship as Naturalization Surges
The district court reports 27 applications for admission to citizenship pending. Applicants include Swedes and other immigrants alongside English, Canadian, Scottish, and Welsh-born residents who have long ties to the country. Since September 1906 new laws have yielded 51 total applications, with two rejections and many approvals. Russians and German Russians also seek naturalization, preferring full U.S. rights and privileges.
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England
United States
Former Senator Declares Senate Bid and Denies Weld Candidacy
James W. McCreery, a former Colorado state senator from Weld County, announces he will run for United States senator to succeed Henry M Teller, while declining a bid for state senate. He cites party unity, support from local colleagues, and a commitment to Republican protectionist policies as the basis for his decision.
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James W. MccCreery
Weld County
United States
Henry M. Teller
Greeley
Colo
Colorado
State Senate
Republican Party
Democratic Party
West
James W. M'Creery
Epworth League Members Enjoy Seelys Lake Picnic
Young Epworth League members had a jolly tally to ride and picnic supper at Seelys Lake Friday evening. The young ladies prepared a spread of good things to eat and the evening was enjoyable from start to finish.
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Epworth League
Seely’s Lake
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WANT
Seely Lake
Nature
Depot
U.S
J.W. McReery
Weld Co
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