Hundreds of Greeley Homes Celebrate Thanksgiving Day
The article lists numerous Greeley households hosting family dinners and visiting guests on Thanksgiving Day. Mrs and Mrs, doctors, judges, and local residents from Basalt Glenwood Springs Windsor Eaton Fort Collins North Park Pleasant Valley Eaton and Rock Springs appear among the many host families and invited relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Charles Jackson
Jesse Gale
BR. FL. Graham
Frank Dille
W. D. Balcom
Bertha ‘Tierney
Basalt
Mamie Talley
Mary Drach
Glenwood Springs
Lawler
Aspen
George Bates
F. A. Gates
Ed Autry
Boulder
Charles Bock
Fort Collins
Mr. Gates
John T. Mitchell
North Park
James Thompson
William Wright
Tom Mills
G Price
Ella Carmack
Frank Fashbaugh
J. W. Sharpes
Ben Cooper
Lewis N. Willson
J. C. Scott
Messrs
Mesdames
BE. L. Dunham
J. K. Thompson
KF. M. Scott
A. Hy. Dunham
Scott Thompson
Bertha Scott
Windsor
L. A. Kight
H. Adams
J. A. Hale
Platteville
Bert Rowan
Ault
A. B. Kight
Roxie Adams
Dick Cassis
Donald Adams
Harry van Antwerp
F. K. Baker
Jesse
Frank
Ruth Baker
Elsie McCobb
Will Krouse
Helen Thompson
Eaton
I. S. Sides
J. K. Miller
Will Shaffer
Pleasant Valley
George B. Keller
Mary Scott
Jennie
Lucy
Lydia
Mamie
California
I. Neill
Nells
James Neil
Dwight Neill
S. B. Neill
Mortimer Neill
Alva Woolman
Charles Woolman
Mabel
Ralph and
Mar _ r
M . F. Daven
Tees
C. B. Tiltle
RB. A. Leiper
J. C. McLucas
Willis Thompson
N. D. Bartholomew
John Mosher
H. OC. Watson
Ray Watson
Charles Bailey
Wilder
H. A. Russell
Mortimer Darling
David Bliss
T. J. Piper
James Russell
David Bell
Dave Bell
Rock Springs
Wyoming
W. H. Edwards
George Adams
T. C. Williams
Tom Williams
C. A. Carlson
John Carlson
Alfred Carlson
Herbert Healy
Bruce Eaton
Senator
J. M. Freeman
The Second Feast at the Holland Ranch
Mr and Mrs John Holland invited city youths unable to go home for Thanksgiving to their east of Greeley ranch. About the same number as last year attended the full day event. Activities included outdoor games straw climbing an apple hunt a large feast and an impromptu program with speeches and music. A leather pillow gift honored the Hollands for their kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holland
Greeley
Mr. Holland
Rev. Hunter
Mrs. Holland
Construction starts on three Ninth Street business buildings
Work will begin soon on three new business buildings along Ninth street, with two on the north side by Dr. R F Graham R B Thayer and W B Lester, and two on the south side by Mrs W Buckingham of Boulder and George Gordon, plus Weld County Abstract Company. George H West returned to Ordway after a week with his family here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Eighth and
Ninth Avenues
W. Buckinghams
Boulder
George Gordon
Weld County Abstract Company
R. F. Graham
R. RB. Thayer
W. B.lester
George H. West
Ordway
Corn Still King Sugar Beet High
Overview of the 1906 agricultural outlook. corn remains the most valuable US crop followed by cotton and hay. Sugar beet growth rises to ninth in value, with 345 000 long tons produced worth 34 million dollars. Farm exports surpass imports by 976 million, boosting farmer capital to about 28 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Department
New England
Great Plains
Colorado
Arizona
Utah
California
Idaho
Meekerfield Thanksgiving Showdown: High School Tops Commercials 11–0
In front of the city’s largest crowd, the high school team defeated the Commercials 11 to 0 at Meekerfield. The opening drive produced a quick TD after a fumble, then a second score late in the first half. In the second half the game remained tense with strong defenses and notable runs by Atkinson Sanborn Brush for the high school and a sturdy Commercials backfield led by McAfee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meekerfield
Wyatt
McAfee
Bailey
Yersin
Aggies
Fort Collins
McCreery
Atkinson
Sanborn
Brush
Grand Piano Drive for Greeley High Concert Series
Last spring a Greeley High plan for a lecture course was dropped due to scheduling issues. Students and teachers now organize concert series to fund a first class Parlor Grand piano for the school. The opener is Thursday Dec 6 at the opera house with Denver Conservatory of Music faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Denver Conservatory of Music
Paul Claire Stauffer
Marvin Victor Hinshaw
Gilberto Lodi
L. C. Stockton
Idaho Springs
Sanborn and Houston Buy Hawes Corner Property for 15000
Sanborn and Houston purchased part of the E M Nusbaum Hawes corner property at Eighth Avenue and Ninth Street for 15000. The deal includes the house to be remodeled into several stores while the firm uses a large portion for offices. Nusbaum originally paid 10000 two years ago and could access 13300 more feet of land valued at around 20000. Plans will be drawn to blend the property with the street, with remodeling delayed until next fall when the current lease ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn & Houston
E. M. Nusbaum
Hawes
Eighth Avenue
Ninth Street
Greeley
Greeley. Mr. Nusbaum
Aggies Visit for High School Basketball Opener
Thanksgiving closed football season as the high school readies for basketball with practice starting Monday. The opener targets Saturday night in the armory against Fort Collins Aggies. Ortie Good returns from last year to join McCreery Newton Rankin and new starters. Arthur Rankin captains a hopeful fast squad as John West hosts Mines visitors at a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Aggies
Fort Collins
Ortie Good
McCreery
Newton
Rankin
Arthur Rankin
Union Pacific pressed by Greeley groups over cars and road
At a mass meeting in Greeley the Commercial Club and potato shippers urged Union Pacific traffic chief J R Stubbs to supply refrigerator cars for 7 000 carloads of produce. They warned of damages suits or ICC action if relief is not granted and backed James D Houseman in seeking an electric line to Denver, asserting UP interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Greeley
Commercial Club
Denver
U. P
J. ©. Stubbs
Union Pacific
Chicago
Greeley Commercial Club
Interstate Commerce Commission
James D. Houseman
Houseman
Children Helped Thanksgiving Drive At Local Schools
Students from Meeker building and other local schools collected food clothing and money for those less fortunate. Second and third graders led with donations while high school and Normal students joined in for the first time. P A Tisdel distributed items. Mr and Mrs H Wheeler spent Thanksgiving in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeker
P. A. Tisdel
H. Wheeler
Denver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. John Holland
Secretary OF Agriculture
America
Greeley High
Nusbaum Corner
John West
School of Mines
Guy Watson
Hugh Wheeler
Harry Farr
Will Wasley
Gale Adams
Orville Neece
Wil Hamilton
Christenson
Jar Stubbs
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