Local Happenings and Political Notes in Greeley
William McClellan returns to Greeley to live with his son W. R. McClellan while W. R. Thomas of the Denver News staff visits on paper business. Vignettes from city social life include Mrs. Ed Hughes visiting from Central City and the Warren Selover wedding announced for December 26 in Denver. Political notes praise Hartzell and Bell in Colorado elections, and legal action over the Cache la Poudre storage dispute shifts to Fort Collins with a trial set for December 26 or 27.
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W. R. Thomas
Denver News
G. M. Day
Main Street
United Presbyterian Church
Kingdon
Arthur S. Phelps
Baptist Church
Clyde Stewart
Fort Collize
RK. H. Johns & Co
Greeley
Ed Hughes
Central City
R. H. Johns
John Shafroth
Charles Hartzell
John C. Bell
B. Clark Clark Wheeler
W.R. Adams
Ninth Avenue
T. F. Thompson
Platte
Thompson
Ruth Warren
Denver
Henry Wilbur Selover
City of
Mexico
Mexico Is Announced To Take Place Monday, Dec. 26. Miss Warren
James W. McCreery
General Assembly
Cache la Poudre Reservoir Company
Water Supply & Storage Company
Cache la Poudre
Supreme Court
Cache la Poudre Company
Boughton
Fort Collins
Dress pattern promotion offers free linings and trimmings
Advertises two week dress pattern sale with free linings and related materials. Mentions Kemmerer & Sherd and notes a prior error in a wedding article. Includes travel plans of Estabrook from Northampton to California and lists Dorcas Lodge No. 3 officers. Announces December/January ticket sale period with round trip fare.
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Kemmerer & Sherd
Death of Mrs Emeline Putnam in Greeley
Mrs Patnam widow of Prucine Patnam died quietly in her chair last Thursday evening after two years of illness. Born October 14 1819 in Andover Vermont she moved to Wisconsin at eighteen and married Prucius Putnam on New Year 1838. The couple moved to Colorado in 1882 where they were active in moral and temperance work. Funeral from the Unitarian church Sunday with Rev A K Packard officiating. interred Linn Grove amid relatives and friends.
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Waukesha County
Wisconsin
Prucius Putnam
B. B
P. W. Putnam
Greeley
Colorado
Almoral
Unitarian Church
A. K. Packard
College visitors and student life notes
Professor De Long of the State university visited Tuesday and Wednesday and gave a memorable talk. Professor Copeland returned after a two day absence as the program shifted to rhetoricals. Juniors enjoyed a gathering at Miss Bessie Norton’s home. Bertha Cooper spent two days in Denver. Anna Williams improves from typhoid fever. Some sophomore girls adopt the motto You really ought to know. A junior boy is asked if he likes pie. Lawyer Haynes was a visitor Wednesday. Verum.
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de Long
The
State University
Copeland
Bessie Norton
Bertha Cooper
Denver
Anna Williams
Moody Witnessed Handling Large Greeley Audience at Revival
The Tribune notes evangelist Moody directing a crowded Greeley meeting with practiced ease guiding seating and hymn singing. He addresses critics, responds to questions about God and mercy, and urges the audience to rise for songs as he weaves anecdotes into exhortations.
Moody Preaches Aid to Christian Causes and Ark Lesson
The narrative describes Moody urging audience support for the Young Men’s Christian Association and Christian charities. He emphasizes generosity, cites a Bible verse about Noah, and notes the crowd’s response including ministers giving and a hymn singalong during the collection. The account portrays Moody guiding focus and attention amid song and sermon.
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Vin
Moody
T’hen
Young Men's Christian Association
Mr. Moody
Noah
VITA ORE to Cure Bright's Disease and Kidney Complaints
An advertisement for VITA ORE claims to cure Bright's disease and kidney complaints along with various illnesses and skin diseases. It urges trials and lists agent Thomas W. Jones at 528 Seventh St Keeley Colorado as contact.
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Bright
Thomas W. Jones
Seventh St
Keeley, Colo
Noah and the Ark as a Moral Tale in a Town Story
A fragment recounts Noah as a symbol amid a town tale of faith and folly. It contrasts belief in the ark with bustling commerce, violence, and a dying child, ending as a father refuses to pray for his suffering son.
Family Faith and The Ark Sermon Echoes Across Backyard Revival
A minister delivers a fiery sermon urging parents to bring children into the kingdom of God. He recounts Edwards and a mother who heard a voice saying not now and notes the danger of Satan. The speaker emphasizes family worship, parental leadership, and a shift from church to secular temptations as audiences weep at poignant anecdotes.
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Noah the Crank
Noah
God
Nosh
Jonathan Edwards
Jesus of Nazareth
Satan
Bis
Teare
Time is Money Travel Notes by Union Pacific Line
Time is money when traveling as the Union Pacific Ta Tue Bes Line notes the value of time spent on journeys to East Lake City Portland and California pointe. For timetables folders illustrated books and pamphlets about the territory call agent C. C. Canret.
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The
Union Pacific
East Lake City
Portland
California
Moody’s Farewell Sermon in Greeley Moves Audiences
The preacher urged prayer for all, spoke tenderly of guiding children to Christ, and wept with the crowd as farewell prayers were offered. Moody described the day as his last visit to Greeley and urged parents, ministers, and the Young Men’s Christian Association to seek spiritual guidance.
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Jesus
Mr. Moody
Greeley
Young Men's Christian Association
Evangelist
Continents
Moody
Weeklong Cold Spell Report by State Normal Observer
Temperature for the past week shows severe cold, colder than seen in seasons past. A. L. Evane reports from the State Normal observatory on conditions and readings.
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A. L. Evane
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William McClellan
W. RK. McClellan
Kemmerse & Suerp
Blies-Piper
A. ©. Estabrook
Northampton
Mass
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Estabrook
Schilling
Dorcas
Accabees
de Ette E. Campbell
Leut
Minnie A. Sturdevant
Atharine A. Stimson
Luella A. Madden
Lacy
Sarah S. Marsh
BE. Mattox
Lottie A. Camfield
Addie M. Green
Lady Picket
Jennie B. Dickerson
Mabel H. Crouter
the Gulf
Greeley Commandery No
Knights Templar
Greeley Commandery No. 10
K.f
Sharon Atkinson
William Mayher
L. Bb. Willard
A. R. Beckley
W. L. Miller
W. P. Wasiey
B. F. Johnson
J. A. Woodbury
Peter Huffemith
Harry Ecker
Christian Rugh
Charles Heaton
Knight Wasley
Sir Knights
Atkinson
Woodbury
Brush
Tanste
Emeline Putnam
R. H. Johns & CO
Haynes
Evangelist Moody
the Tribune
Towner
Great Assembly
Scotland
New England
Chase Sanhorn
Mack’s”’ Grocery
VITA
C. C. Canret
Mars
Ces A
Levi Strauss & CO
U. S.A
Bulletin
Burt & Packard
Clark & King
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