Mead Community Notes and School Assignments
Highland lake hosts a community column listing farm season plans of J. E B. Jones and W. Y. Greggs, local illness, visitors in Longmont and Mead, teacher assignments for Mead and the local school, plus upcoming moves and farm management details. The piece records residents such as Mrs. J B Jones, Mrs Emphsen, Ames Oleson, Prof Gammil, Mrs Hattie Fuller, and others with frequent mentions of Longmont and Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Lake
J. E B. Jones
W. Y. Greggs
J. B. Jones
Emphsen
Mead
Longmont
J. C. Gibson
Ames Oleson
Denver
Colson
Lois Wright
Adam Shank
Johnstown
Gill District Community Updates and Weekend Plans
Gill District notes show Bardwell family vacationing in the mountains and M L Bardwell’s wife ill. Laura Darnell returns to Denver after a six week visit with L J Bryan. Families plan trips to Estes Park and mountains. social gatherings include a D G D club entertainment that raised about 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caddie Kline
Eula Smith
Greeley
Richie
Dorset
B. F. McCoy
Estes Park
Charles Woods
Della
the Woods Ranch
Local notes from Gilcrest area and Greeley visits
Gilcrest resident Miss Gladys Farr visited with Mrs. James Hale in addition to several regional acquaintances. Denver visitors Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Lincoln stayed with R. H. P. Keller. J. M. Rodgers conducted business in Greeley. Miss Wilma C. Hennes spent time with E. E. Webber family. Bertha Docksteader begins teaching in Montana. Hazel Pritchard visited Greeley friends. H. W. Heighton traveled to Briggsdale and Keota. Rev. Armstrong headed to Iowa for tent meetings for a month. Frank Mapes took a Denver trip. Bertha Oster attended a Greeley show. Local school opens Tuesday, September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilcrest
Gladys Farr
Greeley
James Hale
F. J. Lincoln
Denver
R. H. P. Keller
J. M. Rodgers
Wilma C. Hennes
E. E. Webber
Bertha Docksteader
Montana
Masters Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Visits
Mrs A D Bennett of Greeley visited Mrs Mackey on Wednesday. Miss Margare Hilderman returned to Sterling Sunday. Miss Minnie Mackey and Mrs Nellie Flood attended a Weldona ball game Saturday. Richard Mackey and John Peterson attended Frontier Days in Cheyenne last week. Mr and Mrs Waite and Charles Jr returned from a mountains visit. Milton and Clarence Carlton were guests of Maxwell Smylie Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles M Strickland and children of Eaton visited Masters Sunday.
Denver Visitor and Orchard Residents In Kersey
Mrs. W. T. Sanders visited Denver today. E. Martinson and George M. Martin, son of Orchard, were in Kersey on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
W. T. Sanders
Denver
E. Martinson
George M. Martinson
Orchard
Camp Adjunto on North Poudre Hosts Party of Boys
Co. W. Gilbert returns from Tedman's on the North Poudre with Burton Reynolds Wilbur Balch and Scruby Wastes. The group stays another week as fishing remains good. W. C. Holmes, a streetcar conductor, departs for a vacation to North Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Gilbert
Tedman
North Poudre
Burton Reynolds
Wilbur Balch
City dads approve road rules and open avenues for growth
The all night session sets vehicle curbside rules requiring right side parking, pass left when overtaking, and right turns to curb center. Fire and police vehicles have priority. A $50 fine for violations and cemetery expansion plans follow. Local appointments include Cecil Preston as mounted officer and Floyd Preston as park policeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Linn Grove Cemetery
Seventeenth Street
Seventh Avenue
Cecil Preston
Floyd Preston
Platteville Man Falls From Step Ladder
Platteville August 29 H F Hanford a Denver insurance man fell from a step ladder in the Western Lumber company offices Saturday afternoon sustaining two broken ribs and a bruised body He was visiting town and offered to wait on a customer while in the office
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
H. F. Hanford
Denver
Western Lumber Company
Potatoes From Uncompahgre Valley Hit 15 Car Shipments
Montrose Colo August 29 The first 15 days shipping of the enormous crop of potatoes of the Uncompahgre valley result in 15 cars going out worth about 71500 to the growers. The potato production of this county this year will aggregate over 2000 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Colo
Big Labor Day Picnic at Seelys Lake
Seelys Lake hosts a Labor Day picnic on Monday September 4 presented by Seelys Lake Amusement Co and the Greeley Commercial band. The program features a baseball game boating swimming races dancing band concerts and trips on the steamer Folly with entertainment planned for afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seely’s Lake
Seely’s Lake Amusement Co
Greeley Commercial Band
Folly
Rocky Mountain Petroleum Agency Opens in Greeley
The Owens Transfer & Storage Co announces they have the Rocky Mountain Petroleum Co agency for the Greeley area. They offer a full line of lubricating oils greases gasoline and long distance motor oil with servicing for threshing outfits and pumping plants. Orders phone Greeley 921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Petroleum Co
Greeley Territory
Owens Transfer & Storage Co
Albion Hotel
Ninth Street
Greeley
Incomplete OCR Sparks Classified Card
Partial readable fragments show a near empty notice or brief item with minimal context. No clear date, names, place, or action can be determined from the available text.
Fire at Neco Plant Sparks Emergency Response
A fire at the Neco facility triggered an immediate emergency response. Fire crews worked to control flames and prevent spread as surrounding areas were evacuated as a precaution. No injuries were reported, and investigators will inspect the site for the cause.
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The
Greeley Tribune
N. C. Meeker
Greeley Tribune Printing Company Co
UL. Wolfe
Greeley, Colo
Colorado
Colorado Editorial Association
Charles M. Strickland
Eaton
Masters
W.C. Holmes
North Park
Browne
Yours Truly
J. W. H. Browne
Franklin
Adler-Rochester
Adler-Rohester Clothes
Carrithers Clothing Company
Norte
Department States
Tha
Neco
Hir
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