Foreign born settlers gain Weld county citizenship status
Records in the Weld county Clerk of the District Court show naturalization patterns since 1873 with nineteen nationalities represented. Many applicants were farmers. some sought homesteads and government land while two Swedish ministers and one German woman are noted among new citizens. No rejections occurred for cause other than federal restrictions. one woman was denied because her husband was not naturalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Sam
Frank Madden
Sweden
Greeley
United States
Cuba
Philippines
Weld
Wattenburg's Sugar Beet Boom Prompts Growth
Wattenburg, less than two months old, shipped 150 carloads of sugar beets averaging sixty tons each totaling 9 000 tons. Farmers earned about 26 000 this year. Western Beet Sugar Co representatives are contracting for next year as acreage is expected to double. Denver Laramie North Western railroad shipping facilities boost returns by avoiding long hauls.
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Wattenburg
Western Beet Sugar Company
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad
Christmas trees sold at J M Petersons on Eighth Street
Notice directs customers to place orders immediately at J M Petersons located at 707 Eighth Street for Christmas trees.
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J. M. Peterson’s
Eighth Street
Rising Denied New Trial and Sentenced to Life
Walter Rising was denied a new trial by Judge Garrigues and sentenced to life imprisonment after a murder at his northern county homestead. The case, tried on the Nov 10 docket, featured Insanity arguments and a confected ambush where McGahen and Ida Mae Todd were killed.
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Walter Rising
Garrigues
Rising
State
Delph E. Carpenter
Carlson
McGahen
State Penitentiary
Canon City
Carpenter
Supreme Court
Jerome McGahen
Ida Mae Todd
Greeley
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted By Cheney Co
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Wall's Catarrh Cure as internal remedies that reach the disease, claim blood purification and mucous surface treatment, and urge sending testimonials. It notes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo as proprietors and distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Wall
J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
The Tax on Butter Debate on Living Costs
A discussion on the butter tax shifts focus to the cost of living and reflects broader federal concerns. The debate examines how federal policy may impact prices and everyday expenses for households nationwide.
Simple Safeguard for Mothers
Mrs. D. Gilkeson of Youngstown Ohio shares experience with Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for a child's severe cold and persistent cough. She reports relief after the first dose and complete recovery after one bottle, endorsing the product and warning to accept no substitutes.
Women’s club hears Passion Play trip report
Mrs Josephine Cheeseman spoke to Eaton club women on her abroad summer trip and viewed Passion Play. The open meeting at Mrs G W Atkinson’s home welcomed guests. Pictures were shown in the Congregational church in the evening and Helene Herbeth and Ina Ramsay of Greeley performed musical selections both afternoon and evening.
Professor Lakin Extracts Radium From Ore in Colorado
Professor J W Lakin head of the science department at the high school has extracted a small amount of radium from Colorado ore. He bought the ore in the southwest part of the state and sent the specimen to Dr William Cook in London for mounting. He aims to cheaper methods and plans to continue work using pitchblende with support from the Walsh fund for experimental radium research.
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J. W. Lakin
London
England
William Cook
Cook
Lakin
Thomas F. Walsh
Colorado
State School of Mines
The Children's Day and the Rise of Child Welfare
The article argues that attitudes toward children have improved, with laws vetoing child labor and compulsory education, and schools modernizing. It notes the shift toward viewing children as capable participants in their own advancement, citing a high school playground project where students helped plan to benefit their own generation.
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Pope
Squeers
New Reservoir Near Til Siding Completed
Bruce G. Waton completes a reservoir near Tie Siding in northern Larimer County with 175 000 000 cubic feet capacity. Built at a cost of 60 000 dollars, the project continues the Eaton family irrigation legacy initiated by the late Governor B H Eaton. Water comes from Sheep Creek and small Poudre tributaries under priority decrees.
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Eaton Ditch
Bruce G. Waton
Tie Siding
Larimer County
B. H. Eaton
Sheep Creek
Wellington
Uncle Sam cracks down on coin jewelry wearing
Rowland K. Goddard heads a nationwide campaign to prosecute those who mutilate coins or wear defaced money as jewelry. The law carries a five year prison term and a $2000 fine, and authorities will seek information on sources and makers to curb the practice.
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Uncle Sam
Rowland K. Goddard
United States Secret Service Department
Colorado
Secret Service
Liniment Promises Quick Cure for Sprained Ankles
An ad claims Chamberlain's Liniment can heal a sprained ankle in three to four days, contrasting with three to four weeks for untreated injuries. The product is described as one of the best and most remarkable preparations in use and is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
West
Middle West
Chas. Owens
Nervous Headaches and Vision Strain Advised by Experts
Dr Jean Wulliame in the Woman's Home Companion notes nervous headaches arise from hysteria neurasthenia overwork and worry. She adds eye strain headaches may go unnoticed yet tax nervous energy, urging careful vision testing by a competent professional.
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Jean Wulliame
Eye and ear disease linked to persistent headaches warned
A medical note stresses that headaches resistant to treatment may stem from nasal and throat abnormalities such as deviated septum adenoids enlarged tonsils and other conditions. Persistent headaches require careful study by a competent physician and adherence to guidance.
Shop Early Is Practical Says Margaret B Sangeter
The article cites Margaret B. Sangeter urging earlier shopping to ease holiday stress on clerks, post office workers, and express staff. She notes long December hours, anxious customers, and fatigue among workers in mercantile sectors. She suggests spreading mail and package flow over December to avoid last minute congestion.
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Margaret B. Sangeter
Express
Ballard's Horehound Syrup with Red Pepper Plaster Offer
A historic ad promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup with an internal remedy and external treatment. The offer includes a Herrick's Red Pepper Porous Plaster free with each bottle, advertised by Carson W. Gilbert.
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Ballard Shorehound Byrup
Herrick
Carson W. Gilbert
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