The House That Purity Built Satiricus Describes Whisky
Satiricus recounts a true tale of a business house ruined by alcohol. He lists seven fatal scores for whisky including unreliable staff, a drunk head, a slain brother in law, a sane wife driven to asylum, a suicide, a dealer’s demise, and the firm’s collapse.
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the Tribune
Gree Jey
Greeley
Tie
Busi Moes
Tno Church
Prohibition Party
Eugene Ware
Satiricus
Stock Show Week Program At Denver Unveiled
The Denver stock show week schedule lists events from January 8 to 15 with judging of fat steers Hereford cattle and cattle horse shows. Public sales of Hereford and Aberdeen Angus cattle occur at stockyards with sales and arena judging daily. Multisociety conventions and banquets are slated at Broadway theater Albany hotel and the auditorium throughout the week.
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Denver
Colorado Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Albany Hotel
Arena
American National Livestock Association
Broadway Theater
National Beef Producers’ Congress
Broadway
American National Livestock Association and Beef Producers’ Congress
Colorado Cattle Growers’ Association
Shriners’ and Elks
American Livestock Association and
Beef Producers’ Congress
Beef Producers Congress
Auditorium
Peil denied new trial date in fatal Johnstown stabbing
Judge Garrigues rejected a fresh trial bid for Peil in the murder case charging him with stabbing George Kerber during a drunken ranch dispute near Johnstown. The verdict was upheld, a sixty day window was granted to file a bill of exceptions, and Peil was moved to Canon City after a night in Denver jail.
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Peil
Efurt
Jacobs
Garrigues
Supreme Court
George Kerber
Johnstown
Piel
Ben Florance
Denver City
Canon City
Christmas exercises planned across two parish schools
Children across multiple churches prepare Christmas programs and gift drives. Each class will donate items from clothing to toys and food, with older students contributing useful goods. Churches including Methodist Baptist Congregational United Presbyterian Swedish Lutheran Trinity Episcopal and Catholic plan pageants carols and tree ceremonies with gifts for the needy and Santa Claus appearances.
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Cher
Associated Relief Society of Gree
Guild Room
Actors
Swedish Free Church
Fruit raised on dry land attracts crowds at fourth Dry Farm fair
At the Fourth Dry Farm in Congress at Billings, PL sg. Ikins of Bridger and Billings MeCorkins displayed several apple varieties from his dry land orchard. His trees, planted 18 feet apart in rows with 70 foot spacing, show moisture beneath and have yielded fifteen bushels per acre from fifteen acres of Turkey red winter wheat. He practices improved dry farming and reports a spring wheat yield of quality.
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Congress
Billings
Ikins
Bridger
Wolf
Corkins
Gorin
Engineer costs projected for Platte Narrows dam project
The cost to engineer the Narrows dam on the Platte River is estimated at 4 000 009 dollars as part of the large reservoir project under discussion. The plan reflects formal opinions on the dam's feasibility and funding.
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Platte River
Western Sugar to Modernize Nine Factories for Safety
Great Western Sugar of Denver plans a $40,000 program to upgrade nine northern Colorado beet sugar plants with four bathrooms and four showers per plant, equal toilets, modern sewerage, towels and soap, plus fire escapes and other employee welfare improvements to start next year. C. S. Morey submits plans to Deputy Labor Commissioner Edwin Brake. work aims for rapid completion.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Denver
C. S. Morey
Morey Mercantile Company
Edwin V. Brake
Morey
Woodmen Of World Organizeer In City For Campaign
T. J. Van Hoover district organizer for the Woodmen of the World has spent several days inspecting the local lodge. The group is reportedly prosper poised for a large recruitment drive to add new members.
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T. J. van Hoover
The
Woodmen of the World
Colorado Exhibit Captures Irrigation and Agriculture
The Omaha World-Herald notes a Colorado booth displaying irrigation progress and agriculture. A model soil landscape forms a ranch, water runs to nurture seeds, and growth bursts as exhibits show beet sugar production and diverse crops including alfalfa wheat oats millet and native grasses.
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Omaha World-Herald
Colorado
Omaha World- Herald
Centennial
Windsor Bazaar Social and Financial Success
Windsor December 20 The annual bazaar and supper by the Lady Aid Society of the Methodist church was held Saturday night. Committees led by Mrs L Bartz with assistance from Mrs Harry Teller and Miss Harries. The event proved both a social gathering and a financial success.
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Windsor
Lady Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
L. &. Bartz
Jiarry Teller
Aberdeen cattle show marks record fare stand
Aberdeen hosted a livestock event drawing exhibitors from nearby towns. Prince Mag ta and William Stan led notable entries with high marks for their cattle, while organizers adjusted seating and fare to accommodate a larger crowd.
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Risor Mag
Liam Stan Fine
Aberdeen
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Orely
Victor Victro
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Victro
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Knight
Campbell
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