City Tests $200 Alarm System For Fire Safety
City council approves up to 200 for a pilot electric fire alarm network. Ten boxes and an engine house indicator could cut response time, potentially doubling fire department efficiency citywide. The Kuner Pickle plant fire tested the system, saving at least ten minutes.
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Kuner
P. H. Irwin
Independent Telephone Company
Oasis Hotel
Marshal Camp
Mr. Irwin
Mr. Camp
Greeley
Omaha man buys Greeley real estate business
W. E. Kinsella of Omaha has purchased G. P. Devonport’s large Greeley real estate firm. Kinsella, formerly in milling in Iowa, moved here for his wife's health and will operate from 1112 Twelfth Street. Devonport remains briefly to close affairs before winter south.
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W. E. Kinsella
Omaha
G. P. Devonport
Kinsella
Iowa
Greeley
Twelfth Street
D. E. Gray
Davenport
Reservoir Priorities Judge Bennett Approves Referee Report
Judge A Bennett approves Referee Annis' report dated today, a ruling with wide implications. About three years ago Mr Annis began compiling evidence for the matter.
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A. Bennett
Annis
Fire at Kuner Pickle plant destroys salting section
A Saturday dawn fire at the Kuner Pickle company salting plant in the north end of town largely destroyed the building. Volunteer firemen responded quickly but two large vats and many barrels of pickles were lost, with damages seen around $2000. The blaze started in the west end. cause unknown. The 125 by 30 foot structure also served to test a new electric alarm system, which performed well.
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Kuner Pickle Company
War on Jamaica ginger reaches Greeley markets
The city marshal announces a crackdown on Jamaica ginger sales calling it poison and vows to close local outlets. The Tribune offers a promotional deal for Spud Book and Glimpses of Greeley at 50 cents through Christmas.
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Greeley
Tribune
Potatoes To Hold Prices In Northern Colorado Pact
The Northern Colorado Implement Dealers association formed a uniform price plan with 30 cents a hundred for pearls and 35 cents for rurals, with no price cuts and potential daily uplifts as market power consolidates. The 100 member group met in Greeley for its third annual reunion and set sessions, elections, and legislative talks.
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L. A. Dickey
Ault
J. R. Collins
Faton
H. H. Thayer
Timnath
John R. Law
Windsor
T. R. Lynn
LaGrange
C. R. Woods
Crow Creek
S. H. Southard
Greeley
Colorado
Denver
Capitol City
Northern Colorado Implement Dealers Association
Colorado State Horticultural Society's Fifth Convention in Denver
The fifth annual Colorado State Horticultural Society convention will be held January 10 and 11 in the Charles building Denver with rounds trip rail rates. Sessions begin at 10 am and 2 pm the first day and a stereoptical lecture will close the day. Growers statewide send word they plan to attend as the society works to organize state horticultural business. The secretary, George E. Richardson, 1534 Champa Street, Denver, has the address.
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Colorado State Horticultural Society
Charles
Denver
George E. Richardson
Champa Street
Reds Player Accused of Forged Check Escape
Ollie Johnson a Reds player who appeared in the final games last season is accused of forging a $75 check at Fort Collins. He fled and is being hunted by authorities in Greeley and Fort Collins. A detailed description has been secured and he is expected to be captured soon.
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Greeley
Camp
Warner-Freidey Extract Company
Denver
Horn
Marshal Camp
Ollie Johnson
Reds
Fort Collins
Johnson
Fort Collins to Host Government Horse Breeding Experiment
Government horse breeding experiment announced by the Bureau of Animal Industry at Fort Collins. The move marks a new federal policy of conducting breeding experiments in livestock, signaling a notable shift in government involvement in animal genetics and breeding programs.
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Fort Collins
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
Drummer Duncan Holiday proposes potato charity to Ireland
Duncan A. Holiday of Denver, a Brown Bros. traveler, urges northern Colorado farmers to band together and donate 2,000 carloads of potatoes to Ireland. He suggests funding transportation by the government or wealthy patrons, estimating $400,000 for shipment and hoping higher local potato prices offset costs.
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Duncan A. Holiday
Denver
Brown Bros
Mr. Holliday
Greeley
Colorado
Ireland
Tam
Carneigie
J. P. Morgan
Gates, Schwab
Probation Officer Warns Parents Often Worse Offenders
Probation Officer John V. Crone says many parents are unaware of juvenile delinquency law now a little over a year old. He notes most counties have cases where parents contribute to their children's acts and may face fines or prison for keeping children from school.
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Crone
John V. Crone
Mr. Crone
Couple Married at Methodist Parsonage
Newton Lesher of Colorado Springs wed Marie A. Walter of Greeley at the Methodist parsonage last Wednesday evening with Rev. Davis officiating.
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Newton Lesher
Colorado Springs
Marie A. Walter
Greeley
Methodist
Mr. Davis
Colorado Teachers Association Session Program Revealed
Four day program for the thirteenth annual Colorado Teachers Association meeting in Denver includes lectures by Dr. G Stanley Hall with morning and evening talks on December 30 and additional lectures by Mrs. Gilbert McClurg.
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Colorado Teacher’s Association
Denver
G. Stanley Hall
America
Gilbert McClurg
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Kuner Salting
Jamaica
Association OF Growers Implement Dealers
the Potato Growers Association
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Masonic Hall
Greeley Opera House
Peter Anderson
Fred E. Smith
Neill Sullivan Longmont
Thomas Butler Longmont
Department of Agriculture
Congress
M. H. Tichenor
Carlyle
Europe
Trinity Episcopal Church
Greeley District
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