Weld County urged to back good roads convention plans
Union Depot reports Chairman Allen of the State Highway Commission urged a large Weld County delegation to attend the good roads convention in Denver on January 13. The meeting debated road conditions, with a blunt remark about Weld roads and calls for stronger commercial club support and county ground improvements for a new jail and sporting facility.
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Allen
State Highway Commission
Weld County
Denver
Snyder
Mr. Allen
L. Wirt Markham
State Normal Board
Lamar
McCrery
Chicago
Greeley Commercial Club
Bartlett
Greeley
Cport House
Court House
Special School District Bond Election in Weld County Colorado
Notice of a special election in School District No 6 Weld County Colorado on January 16 1911 at Greeley High School to vote on two bonded debt questions. The first seeks 52000 to build and furnish school buildings with bonds. the second seeks 10000 to purchase land with bonds. Balloting runs 2 to 5 PM. only qualified taxpayers who paid school tax qualify.
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Weld
Colorado
Board of Direcers
Greefey High School
Echool
Anid
Christmas Shopping at Greeley's Big Store
Christmas shoppers are urged to use Greeley's Big Store for efficient, economical gifts. The store promises easy access to Ready-to-Wear Carpet and Drapery Toyland and other departments, with clear classification and elevator access for quick shopping.
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Greeley
Beautiful Christmas Display At The Cahill Dry Goods Co
The Cahill store, opened a year ago, debuts a tasteful holiday display blending Christmas decorations with gift suggestions. Holly wreaths, poinsettias, and tinsel chandeliers adorn the interior while show windows feature ornate arrangements and a wide array of gift items for women and children. Visit soon for seasonal inspiration and shopping ideas.
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Cahill Dry Goods CO
Cahill Dry Goods
School District No 6 Tax Levy Notice 1910
The notice states tax details for School District No 6 Weld County Colorado for the year 1910 with dates including December 12 1910 and December 13 1910 first publication in Greeley Tribune. It is signed by Grace N Allen Secretary and references board of directors. Also mentions a big wallpaper sale at Scott Bros Ninth avenue and a half price table at G D Horne's book store.
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of Weld
Colorado
Grace N. Allen
Greeley Tribune
G. D. Horne’s
Free Popcorn Ball Offer for First Five Hundred Applicants
Citizenship spelled out, a Christmas promotion invites readers to send name and address on a card after Tuesday morning. Each valid entry earns one large popcorn ball. The offer applies only to the first five hundred applicants, from Johnson & Piper.
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Johnson & Piper
Christmas Tree for Normal Kids
The senior class of the kindergarten training department of the Normal will give the annual Christmas party and tree for the children Wednesday morning. Miss Maud Cannell, supervisor, and the teachers have prepared an excellent program to be presented by the children. A gaily decorated tree will be on display and parents and all interested in kindergarten work are invited to hear the exercises. The program begins at 9 30 o clock.
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The
Normal
Maud Cannell
Noah's Ark Cafeteria Luncheon Draws Ladies Aid
A luncheon event at Noah's Ark Cafeteria will be served Thursday and Friday noon and evening at 837 Ninth Street by the Ladies Aid of Christien church.
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Ninth Street
Ladies Aid
Christien Church
Maud Helen and Jack Ready to Wed After Quarrel
In the Boston Transcript note, Maud, Helen and Jack have reconciled their quarrel and plan marriage soon. Ethel confirms it is a temporary truce.
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Maud
Helen
Jack
Ethel
Boston Transcript
Big Bend Notes Visit Highlights from Longmont Trip
Mr and Mrs T Dundly visit relatives in Longmont. Mr and Mrs Sherd Chestnut and Miss Josephine Staudinger were guests at Geo Coffman s Sunday gathering.
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Big Bend
College Girls Employed as Waitresses at Mountain Hotel
A mountain hotel hires only college girls as waitresses for breakfast lunch and dinner. General Wentworth, owner of the hostelry, states he prefers applicants from women’s colleges, citing quicker, higher quality service. He tests candidates vigorously and offers free rest days and tutoring time for the girls, who often come with parents and pay large fees for placement.
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Colle
M. C. Wentworth
Wells Smith
Vassar
Wells
Wentworth
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