Beef prices and meat demand spark national debate
The World in New York reports on beef supply and prices amid Meat Association activity. Leaders from the American Hereford and Breeders’ associations warn of rising costs and limited western ranges, urging consumer awareness and policy discussion to balance supply and demand.
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New York
Urga
Denver
Nter
World
Ducers’ Associae
Tower Today Authority
Pnb
Ors
James J
The Hanger of the Saxon for More Land
An editorial reprinted from the Washington Post argues that Kansas Anglo-Saxons sell land at high prices and flee to southern fields, urging abandonment of northern states. It casts the south as a haven with better climate and land, while noting northern emigration would send enslaved people northward.
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Washington Post
The
Tribune
Floddenfield
Bannockburn
Crecy
Poictiers
Agincourt
Hastings
Virginia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Kansas
Jim Lane
Senator Atchison
Walter Scott
Perth
Wit Atchison
Peary's North Pole Quest Told In Hampton Magazine
The January Hampton's article outlines Commander Robert E Peary's polar breakthrough and argues that past failures, experience, and relentless persistence enabled the 1905 06 voyage. It details the expensive preparations including a Roosevelt cost of 100000, repairs at 75000, and vast Arctic supplies, with emphasis on quality and necessity.
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Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Hampton's
Peary
Polar
Hts
Pole
Polar Sea
Peary Arctic Club
Roosevelt
Morris K. Jessup
North Side Country Club Discusses Domestic Roles
North Side Country Club members met at Sirs S. A. Bradfield’s home to debate questions on whether American women are 28 interested in domestic pursuits and whether the American gift has too much liberty. Twenty six members attended despite bad weather. lunch was served. Miss Allie Maxwell of Means and Mrs. A Jamillie with Hazel and Mrs. J H Wolfe were seen in Greeley Monday.
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North S .de
Fourth Dry Farming Congress at Billings Gains Ground
A lengthy endorsement of the Fourth Dry Farming Congress held in Billings on October 26 to 28. The piece praises the event for advancing western farming ideas, critiquing old methods, and stressing practical, farmer-led education. It highlights the role of westward settlers, the value of practical experience, and the need for farmers to be included in agricultural progress. The article argues that intensive work yields better returns than extensive farming and notes the broader impact on national agriculture.
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Billings
Streat West
East
Dry Farming Congress
United States
Government case hit in Denver court ruling
In Denver yesterday Judge Lewis largely dismissed the government’s coal lands fraud case in Routt county against six defendants. The defense urged a not guilty verdict, but the judge postponed that step and will hear the U S attorney today on a legal point about an offense of the indictment. The ruling weakens the prosecution and could affect related indictments in heart county. Helen Phillips, who traveled to Nashville for a visit, will stay to pursue violin studies under Fritz Schmitz at the Word Conservatory of Music.
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United States District Court
Denver
Lewis
Routt County
Dorsey
Judy Lewis
United States District Attorn
Heart County
Mise
Helen Phillips
Nashville
Tenn
Roy
Fritz Schmitz
The
Word Conservatory of Music At
Normal seniors clash with juniors over burlesque gifts
Henry Kyle, a Normal senior, was knocked unconscious and injured during a campus melee as juniors tried to foil the seniors annual burlesque gift presentation to the faculty. Santa Claus Asa Chesnut arrived amid the chaos and some gifts were damaged or lost. Henry M. Thomas of patent button fame is visiting Greeley and recently bought land near Eaton to overlook his property.
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Henry Kyle
Kyle
Asa Chesnut
Santa Claus
Henry M. Thomas
Greeley
Thomas
Eaton
New York
Wife seeks aid to free husband from Nebraska prison
Mrs Jennie Geiger Smith convicted of killing Wally Mann asks Greeley citizens to aid in securing her husband Lafayette Dale's release so he can try to help free her. Both were sentenced to long terms for the crime last October, while her former husband Fred Geiger was cleared. The letter to Greeley arrives amid uncertain plans and unclear actions.
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Greeley
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Jennie Geiger Smith
Wally Mann
Fred Geiger
Eaton
Denver
Armstrong
Rinker
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promotes Constitutional Cure Claims
A 100 reward offer asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages as a constitutional disease. The advertisement explains internal action on mucous surfaces and forces claimed to build the patient’s constitution and aid nature. It invites testimonials and mentions Toledo Ohio as the address for lists and orders from druggists and a Hall's Family Falitation firm.
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Taders
Hall
F. J. Cheney
Ledo
Ohio
All Druge Take Hall's Familiation, & CO
Shorthorn Cattle Show At Denver Headlines International Exhibit
The Shorthorn cattle show in Denver promises the greatest display west of Chicago with top herds and champions from the International at Chicago. The famed champion bull from Carroll & Ross of Mansfield Ohio drew attention, famed for his size and presence. President Taft posed with the bull, boosting interest in the breed during the exhibition. The American Shorthorn Cattle Association plans a public sale of premier animals during the event, selected by a committee to represent the breed well.
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ATP
Denver
Chicago
Chi
Seattle
Carr & Ross
Mansfield
Ohio
Taft
American Shorthornders’ Association
Ford Bret Lic Will Rid Lectt Mal
Incomplete readable text hints a name sequence and a legal matter. The fragmentary lines suggest a potential call to record a will or license involving Ford and Bret, with unclear context and no clear dates or places. Further text needed for a precise card.
LaGrange Club Members Plan Society Gathering
Members of the LaGrange country club held a meeting at Mrs J H Robs home to appoint a committee for addressing a forthcoming visit. Charles Monfort and Miss va were named to coordinate events and present a talk on art and early Christian era. A New England supper will follow with Mrs J Adlin assisting.
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LaGrange Country Club
LaGrange Try Club
San‘aus
J. H. Rob
Charles Monfort
Thas
Christa
Jadlin
World traveler Thomas praises Colorado growth and Weld county
Independent businessman Mr Thomas, with factories in England and a Chicago plant, has made twenty four trips around the globe. He visits Weld county and Colorado with praise for western slope fruit Routt county stock and mines and Weld’s agricultural produce. He plans a future Estes Park summer home and a larger Weld county investment.
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Globe
Thomas
England
Chicago
Denver
Weld County
Colorado
Routt County
Routt
Horse falls injure man and drags him home on ice
George Rogers fell from a horse near the post office when the animal slipped on ice. The horse dragged him for a block, then raced away before Rogers freed his other leg. He had one arm broken for the second time, was treated by a physician, and returned home, shaken but alive.
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George Rogers
Rogers
Burlington Officials Weigh Union Pacific Right of Way
Burlington, Denver, Laramie & Northwestern officials plan soon to act after Union Pacific files its response. They believe survey records show UP rights of 200 feet on both sides of its track would disrupt the DL&W line, especially near Thirteenth Street. Details of Denver meeting withheld.
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Denver
Laramie & Northwestern
Union Pacific
Thirteenth Street
Denver-Laramie
Burington Officaals
New York
Chicago
Laramie Poudre Company Sued Over Commission Dispute
Valentine Baker of Cheyenne filed a federal suit in Denver seeking 32750 dollars from Laramie Poudre Reservoir and Irrigation Company. He alleges he procured stock buyers William Tliff and James Thorpe who met company president Watson Ziegler and were bound by a secret agreement, with Baker kept in the dark about the transactions. The suit seeks the disputed commissions Baker claims are owed.
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Laramie- Poudre
Valentine Baker
Cheyenne
Federal District Court
Denver
Corporation
Baker
William S. Tliff
James R. Thorpe
Watson Ziegler
Electrics Bowl Triumph Over Brunswicks In Tight Meet
The Electrics defeated the Brunswicks in a hard fought Brunswick alleys match. After leading by 32 pins in the second game, the Electrics won the final game by 121 pins as all players surpassed 500. Carter starred with the high average while Brunswicks holder Powers posted a 241 high single. Brunswicks also posted an 1082 high series. The teams will meet again next week.
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Brunswick
Electrics
Brunswicks
Carter
Edward Goshert Goshert dies in this city at 61
Edward B. Goshert born September 24, 1878 in Girard Kansas died recently in this city. He married June 91, 1905 to the daughter of BE C Jillings and was active in Modern Woodmen and Knights of Pythias. Funeral at First Presbyterian with ministers J J Lace and R J Hunter. He leaves wife, parents, three brothers in Kansas, mother in Warsaw Indiana, father in Girard Kansas.
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Girard
Kan
George W. Goshert
M. J. Goshert
Goshert
Modern Woodmen
Knights of Pythias
First Presbyterian Church
J. J. Lace
Methodist Church
R. J. Hunter
Presbyterian Ehurch
Mr. Goshert
BE. C. Jillings
Fari Yn
Kansas
Frank
Fred
Joseph Goshert
Warsaw
Ind
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Greeley Reader
Mrs E J Dawley of Keeley Colorado testifies in 1906 and again now that Doan's Kidney Pills relieve kidney discomfort and irregular secretions. She bought the remedy at Gilbert Drug Store and felt relief after starting use. For sale by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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E. J. Dawley
Fifth Street
Keeley
Colo
Dean
Gilbert Drug
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
United States
Doan
Home of corn was in China say authorities
A Shanghai sample of shell corn, new to the United States, may aid breeding of a southwest corn better suited to heat and drought. The plant shows erect single side leaves and early silk formation at the leaf sheath, traits not common in American corn. Experts suggest it originated in the old world and could influence future hybrids.
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China
America
Department of Agriculture
Shanghai
New York Tribune
Southwest
New World
Old World
Sparrows Targeted by City Authorities for Bird Lovers
Citizens urge the municipal authorities to exterminate sparrows to protect song birds in Greeley or Hed. Marshal Williams may study the issue with likely official action pending, as sparrows drive out song birds in the city and many residents seek relief.
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Evert
Greeley
Hed
Marshal Williams
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