Editorial warns Home W Electric may shut, power monopoly feared
In six to twelve months Home W Electric could be forced out of business with citizens forced to rely on Northern Colorado Power. The piece argues prices will be set by the big company, service may improve only if customers stay, and municipal ownership could rise to replace private power as towns fear losing options and grid control.
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Home W Electric Company
Northern Colorado Power Company
the Tribune
Home Company
Northern
Greeley
Perkins Gifts Garden of the Gods to Colorado Springs
The heirs of Charles R B Perkins place the Garden of the Gods in public hands for a free park in Colorado Springs. Perkins long refused private sale and paid taxes from his own purse while keeping access open to visitors. His deed was recorded this week, joining notable gifts of public land to preserve natural wonders.
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Charles RB. Perkins
Colorado Springs
South Cheyenne Canon
Cave of the Winds
Perkins
Chicago
Redwood
California
Bearly Christmas Shopping
The piece urges readers to start holiday shopping early to ease clerks’ workload during the busy season. It argues early purchases give clerks more time and better service, benefiting both workers and customers.
Innovation helps merchants and shoppers start weeks early
Early shopping guidance notes that stocks are more complete and selections easier to make. Merchants offer layaway for those who buy early, benefiting both customers and store staff by starting a week sooner this year.
Denver session yields largest delegation to country life panel
The president's commission on country life gains momentum as Denver hosts its largest and most intelligent agricultural delegation yet. The group is expected to provide substantial facts to aid the commission's nationwide tour and remedy evils observed in rural areas.
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Commission On Country Life
Teddy
Denver
D A R Social Meeting Honors Patriotism Address
The Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a Wednesday social at Mrs. Josephine Chesseman’s home. The Sons of the American Revolution and spouses attended. Prof Randolph of the State Normal gave an address on patriotism. Local musicians and several members delivered impromptu talks. Light refreshments followed as a large crowd enjoyed the event.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Josephine Chesseman
Sons of the American Revolution
Randolph
The
State Normal
Lucy Delbridge
Scott Thompson
Eugene Fisk
Man Arrest Warrant Sought in Hayrack Larceny Case
J. G. Graham secured a warrant for the arrest of J. S. Pretty man for alleged larceny of a hayrack. Details unknown. authorities suggest the owner may have borrowed it with plans to return it. Phone your ad to the Tribune.
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J. G. Graham
J. S. Prettyman
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Rev Moore in Lime Light Lands Glib Swamp Lot Deal
Fort Morgan clergyman Rev Samuel Moore is accused in a land fraud case filed by Fort Collins attorney Joseph C. Ewing. Irvin I. Lowery buys a 50 000 dollar tract via Moore and later discovers the deed misrepresented acreage, leading to lawsuits seeking return of 1000 plus interest, costs, and fees. Lowery alleges three promised Greenley lots were swapped for others and a Kennedy buyer found a neighboring property instead.
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Samuel Moore
Fort Morgan
Fort Collins
Moore
Irvin I. Lowery
Joseph C. Ewing
Lowery
Collins
Greeley
Kennedy
Name Change at Citizens Building & Loan Associates
Attorney Jos C Ewing learned by Monday notice from the secretary of state that the Citi zens Building & Loan must rename due to prior use. The company is now Northern Colorado Building & Loan association. total stock subscribed reaches 80 000 with 20 000 added last Saturday. stock at 200 per share matures in nine years. Board of directors to meet this afternoon to elect officers.
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Jos. C. Ewing
Secretary of State
Citizens’ Building & Loan Association
Home Company
Northern Colorado Building & Loan Association
Swedish Lutheran church oyster supper and bazar draws crowd
The Ladies Aid and Young Ladies societies hosted an oyster supper and bazar at the Swedish Lutheran church Saturday evening. Attractions included a fish pond and needlework displays. The event raised over $175 for church work across several departments.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
Mission League Educates Poor Ministers in Philippines
Rev. M. A. Rader of the Philippine Islands Mission preached at the Methodist church Sunday evening and spoke to the Epworth League. The project raised 71 for mission work to educate two native ministers in the Philippines, while members also support a native Indian and Korean missionary.
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League
M. A. Rader
Philippine Islands
Methodist Church
Rader
Epworth League
Philippines
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