Drank lye water by mistake. man in critical condition
Joese Madwards, 22, is in a serious condition at Mercy Hospital Denver after accidentally drinking a glass of lye water at a ditch camp six miles south of LaSalle. He was rushed to hospital with Dr Horton attending, with outcome yet unknown in the following days. Ruth Scoville, once living in Greeley and Fort Collins, was killed by Frederick Shenk in San Francisco.
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Joese Madwards
Mercy Hospital
Denver
LaSalle
Edwards
Denver ’ Reservoir Company
James Hayes
Horton
Militia Company Proudly Trains In Ault With Diverse Valor
Co C of the state militia at Ault boasts a lawyer a minister and a school teacher among its ranks. The unit drills regularly and fronts a strong basketball team. They tied Windsor 7 to 7 after a hard fought game.
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Ault
Windsor
Try to Void Sale of Barber Shop in Justice Court
In Judge Hatch's court Friday evening Burger Brothers Supply of Denver sought to set aside the sale of the M. J. Kemper barber shop to W. C. Crist and Ben Kinney, alleging creditor fraud. Judge Hatch refused the request. Nixon and Mann represented the plaintiffs.
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Justice Hatch
Burger Brothers Supply Company
Denver
M. J. Kemper
W. C. Crist
Ben Kinney
Greeley Chautauqua Association Forms at City Hall
The Greeley Chautauqua association held its first meeting at the city hall Friday evening. Professor C. K. E. Carter chaired. Thirteen directors were named and a three member committee formed to draft articles of incorporation. The for profit group will be capitalized at $10,000. Executive committee meets Tuesday evening in the offices.
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Shssic
Greeley Chautauqua Association
City Hall
C. K E. Carter
International Committee
Beverly
Mass
Taft
Iselville Woodbury
Boston
Young Men's Christian Association
Newton
Chelsea
Quincy
Cambridge
Chautauqua Company Names Directors for Greeley
The Chautauqua company announces its board of directors F. E. Baker C. B. Carter J. B. Phillips J. F. McCrery M. H. Lane Prof Theo Fitz Mrs. McArthur Dr. C. S. Harper Rev. J. J. Lace 8. M. Goodman Rev. J. M. Wylie C. D. Todd and W. R. Adams. Shares cost $10 with $2 down and $3 by June 1. remaining funds held in reserve. Directors meet each October second Tuesday.
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Association
F. E. Baker
C. B. Carter
J. B. Phillips
J. F. McCrery
M. H. Lane
Theo. Fitz
The
Directore
Evangelist J Wilbur Chapman Draws Crowds in Far East
The YMCA networks in China and Korea report large crowds for meetings led by evangelist J Wilbur Chapman and associate Charles M Alexander with interpreters. Seoul Shanghai Nanking Canton Hankow Pekin Tientsin hosted crowded gatherings. A Chinese convert noted alongside President Chang Po Ling’s earlier conversion. Dr James L Gale hails Chapman as delivering a universal message. Alexander spurred Koreans to sing and loosen generations of modesty, surprising Chinese Christians and missionaries with vibrant hymn singing. Brockman calls Chapman among three men who brought a message requiring little readjustment to Chinese conditions.
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Young Men’s Christian Associations
China
Korea
J. Wilbur Chapman
Charles M. Alexander
Young Men's Christian Association
Seoul
Shanghai
Nanking
Canton
Hankow
Pekin
Tientsin
Chang Po-ling
James L. Gale
Chapman
Alexander
F. S. Brockman
Dr. Chapman
Danville Ad Dramatizes Foley Kidney Pills Claim
The notice presents Danville resident Jacob Schrall praising Foley's Kidney Pills after eighteen months of kidney and bladder trouble. It is sold by all druggists. The item then shifts to Y M C A notes and campaigns including Beverly Massachusetts building drives and other cities raising funds for Y M C A projects.
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Danville
Jacob Schrall
South St
Danville, IL
Foley
Greeley merchants face strict Christmas light restrictions
Mayor George Houston received a letter from the Rocky Mountain Underwriters Association offering stringent safety suggestions. The message would bar most flammable decorations, forcing local merchants to rethink holiday displays. City electrical engineer Paul Geiser will study the impact on Greeley firms.
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Greeley
George Houston
Rocky Mountain Un +derwriters’ association
Houston
Paul Geiser
Churches and Homes Face Fire Hazard Warning
M J Burns of the Rocky Mountain Fire Underwriters warns Mayor Houston that tissue paper cotton cheese cloth and other inflammable decorations greatly raise fire risk in churches stores and homes with electric lighting standards. The mayor supports a cautious plan via the fire warden to curb decorative hazards and seeks a week to draft a city plan.
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M. J. Burns
Rocky Mountain Fire Underwriters’ Association
Houston
Useful Bacteria and Their Value to Man
Bacteria play a crucial role in agriculture by decomposing organic matter, fixing nitrogen, and solubilizing minerals to feed plants. They enable soil fertility, decay, cheese and butter flavors, bread leavening, fermentation drinks, vaccines, and digestion. ALR G. Sackett Colorado Agricultural College Fort Collins.
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Alr G. Sackett
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Mr and Mrs Walter Record Leave for Forestville
Mr and Mrs Walter Record, after a month’s visit with Mr and Mrs Will Carter, departed Tuesday for their home in Forestville New York.
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Mrs. R. Speer
New Castle, Pa
R. W. Speer
Walter Record
Will Carter
Forestville
N. Y
P. S
New York
Broadway
27Th St
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