City Council Approves Utilities Projects and Payments
The meeting authorized urgent payments and utility projects including underground gasoline storage and sewer work. About $6,000 was to be disbursed, with several contractors and districts listed. Bids and curfew-related matters were discussed, and the council set a hearing for January 8, 108%.
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Leek
Geeta
Terry Soacer
Greeley
Ehderly
Eaton
Cotorade Springs
Guesenher
Olty Plombieg and Heong Company
Cs Mag
Social Science On Playgrounds Meeting Notes
The Social Reference Circle met Tuesday evening at Rev Dr Porward's home with professionals and businessmen as guests. Prof G R Mil delivered an exhaustive address on the Playground movement followed by a spirited discussion. next meeting planned at Dr and Mrs Church's home in two weeks.
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Porward
Profesor G. R. Mil
Swimmin' Hole for Girls at Normal School
Students at the Normal School face a morning trek to a planned river swimming pool with a two mile round trip before breakfast. Dr. Snyder announced the purchase of land for a swimming facility as part of a push for physical exercise, sparking mixed reactions among students and faculty.
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Snyder
Normal
Ike
Chapel
Birthday Feast Delights Marshal’s Right Bower
William Ahrens a well known local figure celebrated his 42nd birthday with a surprise party prepared by his wife. A large cake with 42 candles and a gathering of friends filled the home as Officer Ahrens accepted the festive treatment and enjoyed the evening.
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William Ahrens
Marshal Eugene Williams
Ahrens
A Christmas Dinner Dilemma on a Greeley Street Corner
Two men, one sober and one intoxicated, assist a shopper through a crowd at Eighth Avenue and Eighth Street. The drunken man urges a donation to the Salvation Army kettle while his friend resists. They eventually drop a contribution, ensuring two extra dinners for the city’s poor.
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Eighth Avenue
Eighth Street
Salvation Army
Bill
Hill
Biil
New Post Office Building Assured by Court Ruling
A U S Court of Appeals decision affirms the District Court finding in favor of a new federal building for Greeley. The $75,600 project, to be located at Eighth Avenue and Eighth Street, is now assured pending no further appeal to the Supreme Court.
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U.S. Court OF Appeals
Lewis
Denver
Eighth Avenue
Eighth Street
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
St. Louis
Harry BE. Churchill
H. N. Haynes
U. 8S
Cheeley
Cole
Hook
Harry PF. Currier
United States of America
District Q Court
John D. Jorgan
United States
Greeley
High Tribunal
Congress
Weld County
Greeler
Bruce F. Johnson
D. A. Camfield
John C. Mosher
J. H. Woolf
H. D. Parker
H. H
Western dairymen seek tariff protection on products
Western creamery and butter interests warn of multi million losses as tariff cuts to 11 cents a gallon on cream erode profits. They say cheaper Canadian butter and high storage costs cut into margins, with western producers in Iowa Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Indiana and Ohio urging Congress to raise the cream tariff to match six cents a pound for manufactured butter. The Denver market reports butter at 19 to 26 cents wholesale amid a large US surplus. Canadian imports and proximity of Ontario dairy regions to Chicago and Detroit pressure western markets.
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West
Canada
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Milinois
Indiana
Ohio
Colorado
Elgin
Denver
Kansas
Nebraskia
Ontario
Chicago
Detroit
United States
Polish Count Seeks Citizenship While Worried Over Title
A Polish count living near Grover seeks American citizenship and fears losing his noble title. He asks the district court whether he must change his name, while officials say titles may be retained but will not appear on naturalization papers. Frank Madden, district court clerk, will explain that the government treats all foreigners the same.
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Weld
Grover
Poland
United States
Uncle Sam
Frank Madden
Wyatt Dinner Party Celebrates 33rd Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wyatt hosted relatives and friends at their home 1202 Tenth Street to mark their thirty third wedding anniversary. Seventeen guests shared a turkey dinner served at 6 o’clock by their daughters. The couple, longtime Creeley residents, were married in Creeley at the bride’s father James Beetham’s home. Only guests from the original wedding, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Wratt, attended this celebration. The Wratts have spent most of their married life in Greeley, apart from two years in Omaha, and they have five children Louis E Clifton B William and Misses Mayme and Hilda.
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L.r L. Wyatt
Tenth Street
Mrs. Wyatt
James Beetham
B. D. Wratt
Omaha
Normal school adds new buildings nearing completion
Work on two new buildings for the Normal school nears completion and it is expected departments will be established in their new quarters around April 3, 2022.
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Normal School
White Christmas Brings Joy and Snow to Weld County
Heavy snow blankets Weld County from Denver to Greeley with several inches piling up by night. Farmers hail the storm as beneficial for soil moisture and sugar beets, while sleigh rides promise festive fun though high rental costs temper excitement. Cold, clear weather expected tomorrow as winter grips central Colorado.
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Weld County
Denver
Greeley
Little Johnny
Santa Claus
Middle West
Colorado
Holiday Exoduses From Normal Faculty for Christmas
The Normal faculty and students prepare for holidays with staff dispersing to various destinations. Prof. Horn heads to Missouri, Mrs. Belle Sibley visits Denver, L. A. Adams goes to Lawrence Kansas, Prof. Russell travels to New York to see his father, Miss Frances Tobey visits Golden, Miss Krackowizer to Mexico City, and Mrs. Theo Fitz and children stay in the south while Prof. Fitz plans join later.
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Prof. Horn
Missouri
Belle Sibley
Denver
L. A. Adams
Lawrence
Kan
Prof
Russell
New York State
Columbia University
Frances Tobey
Golden
Krackowizer
Mexico City
Stansfield Sees Greeley Founder Story On Westward Move
Veteran actor F H Stansfield touring the west and visiting Greeley recalls the town’s founder and the go west slogan. He recounts 1872 Tribune beginnings, Grant’s presidency, and the Tribune staff upheaval after Mr Greeley’s death before turning to his stage career.
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F. H. Stansfield
Majestic Theater
West
Greeley
Jackson Opera House
Elks Club
Oasis Hotel
Camfield
Stansfield
Greeley Colony
Tribune
New York
Grant
Creeley
Colony
Whitelaw Reid
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Pleasant Valley
the Tribune
Phone
Wyatts
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