Ft. Lupton Jeweler Murder Probe Narrowing
Aug 90 reports Adams county authorities narrowing a murder inquiry in Ft. Lupton. A 65 year old jeweler was found dead at his shop with head injuries and $4,000 missing. Officers describe a tall man in a dark coat and striped trousers seen in Brighton near the Donaldson Hotel as a key suspect after part of a drag-net sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murprighton
John
Ft. Lupton
Iff
Adams County
Brighton
Donaldson
Clocks Installed at Reeves High School Complex
Standard Electric clocks will be installed at Reeves High School with 21 clocks and three run by one master clock. Two gongs and a school yard clock will control timing. The project costs $800 to $900 and will be completed promptly by Friday morning at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeley High School
Estes Park Tramping Trip With Bruce Parker
Bruce Parker of Greeley is chosen by Iowa banker J Stedman as a companion for an annual tramping trip in the Estes Park country. The pair spend a week hiking rugged Gash country with a light camping outfit and a single burro before returning to the park. Stedman invites Parker each year to repeat the trail.
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Estes Park
Bruce Parker
H. D. Parker
Greeley
J. Stedman
Iowa
Stedman
Greeley Bay
Laramie May Get Release From Receiver
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad stockholders have levied 15 percent assessments and expect to free the company from receivers within ninety days. Bondholders have not consented to extensions, delaying a planned $250,000 project near Severance. Judge Riddle may authorize $50,000 in certificates for traffic needs and arrears.
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Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad Company
Continental Trust Company
Marshall Smith
Severance
Greeley
Riddle
Democrats Back National Health Service Endorsement
The Democratic platform advocates a unified national health service coordinating pure foods quarantine vital statistics and human health with no bias toward any medical system. It emphasizes cooperation with state and local health agencies while preserving individual choice, and the Journal of the American Medical Association praises the clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Health Service
National Bureau
Department of Health
Democratic Party
Owen Dill
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Anna Mumper Wallace Dies After Brief Illness
Anna Mumper Wallace dies after a brief illness at Sheridan Wyoming following a year at a Sheridan school and a prior career as educator and businesswoman. Born January 14 1868, she lived in Fort Collins with her husband until his death, later pursuing education, Europe travel, and public service in Sheridan county. Funeral services will be held in Fort Collins next Monday with interment beside her husband.
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Anna Mumper Wallace
Sheridan
Rams
Rer
Wallace
Greeley
Amper
Ley High School
Diplomat State Normal
Greelels
Fiam Wallace
Fort Collins
Who Owns the Tribune Statement by C H Wolfe
The sole owner and proprietor of the Greeley Tribune declares no stake in the Greeley Republican or any other Greeley paper. He affirms fixed ad rates set before the Republican and unchanged, and will modify them independently without consulting competitors.
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Greeley Tribune
Greeley Republican
Tribune
Greeley
Republican
C. H. Wolfe
Total value of farm crops up 83 percent in ten years
The 1909 total value of U S farm crops rose to about 5.487 billion dollars from 1899's 2.999 billion, an 83 percent gain. The rise is largely due to higher prices, with census notes on acreage, yields, and per farm values and plans for a detailed bulletin.
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Continental
United States
E. Dana Durand
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce and Labor
L. G. Powers
J. L. Coulter
Census Bureau
United Es
Ier
A Woman and Raiment by Ida Tarbell Critique
In August Ameri Magazine Tarbell argues that women rely on dress for social advancement, noting how gowns shape perception and exclusion. She contends fashionable circles police access, making attire a gatekeeper that can embitter or amuse, depending on a woman's self-confidence and humor.
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Ameri- Magazine
Ida M. Tarbell
Mosquito Causes Farmer’s 20 Foot Fall Injury
In Eaton on August 19 Fred Campbell, a farmer two miles east of town, fell twenty feet from a hay derrick while brushing away a mosquito. The bite prompted him to release his grip, sending him to the ground and breaking his leg. A doctor treated the fracture.
Mrs Rogers Dies in Sleep After Afternoon Nap
Kate Rogers 44, born Golden Colorado, daughter of Dr. Joseph Anderson, died of heart trouble in Greeley. Husband Jack Rogers found her at 4 30 pm after returning from errands. Funeral at Macy's Undertaking and Linn Grove Cemetery interment. Also note Olive Branch storm Aug 20 brought hail and rain, harming wheat and flooding roads. poultry drowned.
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Jack Rogers
Kate Rogers
Mr. Rodgers
City Hospital
Golden
Colo
Joseph Anderson
Denver
Macy's Undertaking
Linn Grove Cemetery
Olive Branch
Kersey Creamery Steps Raised by Local Club
Kersey Aug 20 The Commercial club formed a 10 member committee to estimate local dairy cows and plan a creamery. About 300 cows within three miles were counted rough ly, with milk and cream currently sent to Denver creameries. A seven member panel will push rural free delivery from Kersey, replacing the Greeley route. An extended two week membership drive followed a signing misunderstanding as 60 new members joined, boosting hopes for doubled club membership.
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Kersey
Commercial Club
Christman
Denver
Greeley
Cup for Best County Herd at Weld County Fair
Weld County exhibitors may win a 125 dollar silver trophy cup from the Colorado Condensed Milk Company for the best graded herd of cows. Entries require one three year old bull one two year old cow and one year ling. Cups to be exhibited in Greeley after display.
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Ft. Lupton
Weld County
Colorado Condensed Milk Company
Landell
Greeley
Munceville
New York
Fate of Henrylyn District rests in federal court
In Denver, Judge Lewis weighs whether the Henrylyn irrigation district may continue a tunnel project to irrigate over 100000 acres or whether the interior department will halt progress. Lawyers argued that the secretary’s maps and right of way approval have been withheld, delaying construction and harming bondholders and homesteaders awaiting water.
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Henrylyn
Federal
Lewis
Denver
Henrylyn Irrigation
John R. Smith
Charles F. Tew
Theodore H. Thomas
Intermountain Water
Henrylyn Company
Secretary of the Interior
Mr. Tew
Tew
Congress
Grand River
Reserved Seats At Weld County Fair On Sale Now
Weld county fair offers grand stand reserved seats at 50 cents per day. Purchase by sending 50 cents per seat per day to secretary W. E. Kinsella at 809 Ninth street, Greeley. Tickets arrive soon. seats reserved only with payment. Also highlights world class attractions and a public wedding next to the grand stand.
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Weld
W. E. Kinsella
Ninth Street
Greeley
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Madame
Miss Anthony
Laramie
Severance Branch
The
Jaily Tribune
Sheri- 40
the Tribune
Mrs. Rogers
Husband
Daily Tribune
Hardy
Bellmont
Weld County Fair Ass’n
W. E. Kinsella, Secy
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