Little Locals: Social Notes From Greeley Area
Greeley residents and visitors are listed with brief travels and visits. Names include C Kenyon in Denver, Mrs C Brockway of Glicrest visiting Greeley, Miss Josephine Brubaker in Byne, Blanche Peery's birth announced, Mia Heaton and Joe back from Estes Park, and 75 locals at a Loveland corn roast. Other items mention Estella Lickis visiting Arlington, Paul Arbuckle and Cecil Spear returning from fishing, JH Gale vacationing in Greeley and Cheyenne, Louise Casey en route to Knapp Wisconsin, and John L Asmus with family moving toward Roswell New Mexico to run a store.
Residents and visitors travel between Denver and nearby towns
Rowley Harris spent Sunday in Denver. William Normile of Idaho Falls is in Greeley visiting relatives. Mrs. Eva Clyde of Denver was in Creeley on business Wednesday. Dave Robinson returned Sunday from Boulder, where he spent his vacation. Miss Gladys Farr went to Platte ville Wednesday for a few days' visit with friends. Miss Mary Powers came down from Denver Wednesday for a visit with Mrs. H. C. Parkinson. Miss Grace McDonald, who has been visiting friends here, left Sunday for her home in Victor. Misses Lillian Spute, Laura Thompson, Mabel Johnson, Maud and Katie Ward went to Denver Sunday. Mrs. Pat Lynch of Evans and her daughter, Mrs. F. P. Marshall, of Great Falls, Mont., were in Greeley Saturday. E. G. Young, George Wear, August Baab and William Neal left Sunday for a fishing trip to Dutch George's on the Poudre. Mrs. R. L. Leiper and son, Orville, returned Saturday evening from Illinois, where they have spent the summer visiting relatives. W. H. Gill and his friends, the McDonald brothers, of the McDonald Overall company of St. Joseph, Mo., went to Loveland to the corn roast Thursday.
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W. H. Gill
McDonald Brothers
McDonald Overall Company
St. Joseph, Mo
Loveland
Local Briefs Note Residents Travel and Illness
Harold Easterday spent Sunday with Windsor friends. The baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Davis is quite ill. Dr. H. Ramsay returned from a business trip to eastern points. H. B. Badger and W. H. Welsh went to Sterling on a business trip Friday. H. J. Weibking will spend vacation in the mountains after a Denver trip. Dr. Amanda Hamilton returned from a month in Colorado Springs and Boulder. Wayne B. Patterson returned from Zimmermans after a ten day visit. Warren Smith visited Denver after a week with cousin Mrs. A. L. Moody. Harold Weir of Sparta NL and Frank Blair of Cutler IN stay with 8. A. Blair for a week. Mrs. Melville Joy of Colorado Springs will open Model restaurant at 940 Ninth Avenue. J. A. Knight returned from a month east visiting Niagara Falls Thousand Islands New York and Boston. Robert Orr returned from Glen Haven where family spent weeks at the summer home. The family will return later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Joy
Colorado Springs
Ninth Avenue
J. A. Knight
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
New York
Boston
Robert Orr
Glen Haven
Miss Nettie Bronsveld Moves From Chicago to Greeley
Miss Nettie Bronsveld arrived Thursday from Chicago to live with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Coffelt at 1117 Seventh avenue. She has been a stenographer for the C. B. & Q. Railroad and plans to continue in the same field in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Bronsveld
Chicago
J. A. Coffelt
Seventh Avenue
Miss Bronsveld
C., B. & Q. Railroad Company
Greeley
Miss Myrtle Konkel Heads Home From visit
Miss Myrtle Konkel leaves after ten days with her aunt Mrs Martha Konkel and will return to Grenola Kansas. Her cousin James Konkel accompanies her to Colorado Springs where they will spend several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Konkel
Martha Konkel
Grenola
Kan
James Konkel
Colorado Springs
Social Roundup Includes Denver Visits and New Arrival
George Horne and Harry Youngs traveled to Denver on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Mills of 606 Tenth Avenue welcomed a son. Several residents, including Mrs. J. A. Perkins and Mrs. Ira Markley with daughter Elsie, visited Denver or traveled to nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. McClenahan bought a home at 1706 Eighth Avenue and plan moving in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Horne
Harry Youngs
Denver
H. F. Mills
Tenth Avenue
E. H. McClenahan
W. F. Stephens
Eighth Avenue
Farmer Chester Blunt Exhibits Worthy Grains at Weld County Fair
Chester Blunt, near Greeley, brings grain and grass samples to the Commercial club exhibit. His daughters helped sort and prepare the display. If prize winning occurs at the Interstate fair, the exhibit will go to the National Corn Exposition in Omaha. Other farmers are urged to follow his plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Blunt
Greeley
Commercial Club
Mr. Blunt
Blunt
Weld County
Omaha
Low Hanging Trees Become Shower Hazard in City
Citizens report low hanging branches along residence streets during showers. Untrimmed trees hinder umbrella use and curb appeal. residents urge trimming amid weed cutting and Weld County fair preparations.
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Weld County
Figures Tell Story Of Hay Feed Costs For Lamb Market
The annual dispute between farmers and lamb feeders centers on hay scarcity and grain costs. Government reports show U S hay is light, especially in Greenly due to grasshoppers and drought, while barley and corn stay cheaper. With less hay, few sheep are fed, but higher hay prices may lift costs per head by about ten cents, while grain savings could reduce costs by twenty cents per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Greeley
New Mexico
Tribune
Unclear historical record on cattle sales and charges
Fragmentary OCR notes describe cattle sales and feed costs with figures for drafts, rebates, and per head charges. Mentions include Denver and Chama New Mexico regions, pricing around 3.65, and credit sales totals. Details are incomplete and ambiguous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartzschil Sulzbeco
Eorgy
Feed Lot Profit and Lamb Valuation Sparks Farmer Debate
The Tribune outlines a cautious lamb feeding account showing 15.7 cents gain per head after 7 percent interest and 13 percent depreciation on home yardage. It notes losses during bad weather, cites several farmers, and questions if current high prices justify profits while detailing beets and potatoes as possible feed conditioners.
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the Tribune
Charlie Mason
Horace Hopkins
Charles Adams
A. N. Lyster
Senator Drake
Greeley
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Cure All
The ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation and strengthen the patient. A $100 reward is offered for any case not cured, with testimonials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeren
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Coo
Airlocks blamed for low city water pressure
City faces reduced water pressure due to air accumulating in mains. Valves have been installed and more are planned to improve pressure. Also notice inviting school children to a free eye examination by Dr. Sapero at the New Camfield hotel on September 2 to 4.
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Camfield Hotel
Sapero
Denver
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Kenyon
C. Brockway of
Glicrest
Josephine Brubaker
Byne
R. J. Wilson
Daugher
Blanche Peery
Platteie
Mia
May Heaton
Son
Joe
Estes Park
Paul Arbuckle
Cecil Spear
Henry
Albert Baab
JH. Gale
Atchison, Kan
Cheyenne
Louise Casey
Knapp
Wis
Mary EB. Brown
John L. Asmus
Rs. H. EB. Asmus
Imata
Roswell
Asmus
Mr. Asmus
Oewell
Rowley Harris
William Normile
Idaho Falls
Eva Clyde
Creeley
Dave Robinson
Boulder
Gladys Farr
Platteville
Mary Powers
H. C. Parkinson
Grace McDonald
Victor
Lillian Spute
Laura Thompson
Mabel Johnson
Maud
Katie Ward
Pat Lynch
Evans
F. P. Marshall
Great Falls, Mont
E. G. Young
George Wear
August Baab
William Neal
Dutch George's
R. L. Leiper
Orville
Illinois
Harold Easterday
Windsor
Mrs. Warren Davis
Dr. H. Ramsay
Eastern Points
H. B. Badger
W. H. Welsh
Sterling
H. J. Weibking
Will
Mountains
Amanda Hamilton
Wayne B. Patterson
Zimmermans
Warren Smith
A. L. Moody
Harold Weir
Sparta
Frank Blair
Cutler
Ind
8. A. Blair
Captain Wadlin
San Diego
Ira Markley
Elsie
H. H. Croll
Brinker
Berthoud
Frank Cox
Geraldine
Salida
George Cox
E. A. Hood
S. N. Jones
Marie Kelley
J. W. Armstrong
Hettie and
Mae
Claude Gleason
Pueblo
David Kelley
Mr. Gleason
Wheatland
Wyo
F. F. Phillips
Cambridge, Mass
B. H. Pierce
Otego, Kan
Anna Runyon
Ralph
B. W. Wilkinson
Oxfords
Juliets
Shaw Dry Goods Co
Harry H. Shaw
Greeley, Colorado
Stuarts
Llorado
Mexico
Chama
N. M
Fremont
la Fox
A. Enene En Wee
Sete
Capitol Company
Tome
Elena
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