Taft Accepts Yale Law Professorship
President Taft has decided to accept the Kent professorship in law at Yale and plans to begin duties in New Haven next spring. He will lecture at Yale and possibly other law schools, with freedom to pursue outside work, viewing the Yale chair as best suited to his post presidency interests.
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Washington
Taft
Kent
Yale
New Haven
Cincinnati
United States Supreme Court
Ohio
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Arlington Realty Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
The Arlington Realty Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting in its office in Greeley Colorado on January 4 1913 at 7 30 p m for election of seven directors and other business. Greeley Colo Dec 3 1912 C N Jackson Secretary.
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Arlington Realty Company
Greeley
Colorado
Colo
C. N. Jackson
Cornell Names Elsie Scheel the Universitys Most Perfect Woman
Ithaca N Y Dec 23 Cornell awards its most perfect woman to Miss Elsie Scheel a 25 year old Brooklyn student in horticulture at the state college of agriculture Miss Scheel praised for strength endurance and beauty of form weighs 171 pounds stands five feet seven inches with a 34 6 inch chest 30 3 inch waist and 40 4 inch hips She is light haired blue eyed and enjoys motoring basketball and walking Her favorite food is beef steak and she dislikes desserts
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Elsie Scheel
Brooklyn
State College of Agriculture
Esther Parker
Miss Scheel
Parker
Johnstown Mayor Returns From Denver Trip
Mayor W. J. Porter returned from Denver where he had been at his father's bedside during a serious pneumonia attack. The father is now recovering.
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Johnstown
W. J. Porter
Denver
Fever Students Must Behave Fort Collins Prank Suspends Sophomore
In Fort Collins Colorado on December 21 a high school sophomore Wilbur King was suspended after placing calcium carbide in an ink-well. The reacting gas drove students from the room, as the school cracks down on the prank spree ongoing this year.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Wilbur King
King
Henry Candlin Notary Public Ad
Henry Candlin offers notary public services with reporting typing mimeographing and dictation. Private office available for dicta tion. Typewriters for sale or rent with ribbons and carbons. Suite 25 First National Bank block Weld 636.
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Henry Candlin
Fire destroys a farm house near Johntsown
Fire yesterday almost completely destroyed Eugene Crowell’s home one mile west of Johntsown. The blaze started near the roof, likely from a defective flue. Neighbors and about 100 people rushed to help but saved only the first floor furniture. insurance of $500 covers only a fraction of the loss.
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Johntsown
Eugene Crowell
John Whowell
Crowell
Students Remember Teachers at Chapel Gift Exchange
Students at the Teachers' college staged a Christmas chapel surprise with Santa Claus arriving through an open window. J C Kendel played Santa, presenting gifts and delivering humorous speeches while faculty received personalized tokens including an alarm clock and other humorous keepsakes. The Pierce schools closed for a week as elementary students signed invitations as Santa's children.
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Teachers’ College
Santa Claus
J. C. Kendel
Snyder
I. E. Miller
Dean Hays
Universal Brotherhood
S. M. Hadden
Miss Tobey
Orpheum Theatre
Prof
Beardsley
Adams
John McCunniff
Pierce
Santa
Roberts Farm Sells for 32000 in Greeley District
The John P. Roberts 240 acre farm six miles northeast of Greeley sold for 32000 to Martin Putty of Denver through the Greeley Realty and Investment Co. Roberts takes partial payment with a stock ranch in the San Luis Valley. Roberts has extensive holdings in the valley and has spent much time there recently. The note then shifts to a health advisory praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and its safety for children, claiming it prevents diseases like whooping cough diphtheria and scarlet fever.
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John P. Roberts
Greeley
Roberts
Martin Putty
Denver
San Luis Valley
Greeley Realty and Investment Company
Placing a tumbler over a watch for stressed sleepers
A page from the January Woman's Home Companion suggests placing a watch under a tumbler near a sick person’s bed to relieve the irritating tick of the timepiece. The idea aims to calm highly sensitive nerves and aid sleep through muffled ticking.
Farmers Congress to Feature Ladies Program in Colorado
The Farmers Congress of Colorado meets January 13 to 17 at the Agricultural College in Fort Collins for its fourth annual session. Lectures by farmers and faculty cover seeds, irrigation, rural schools, and home life, with no fees and housing via Roy C. Hills.
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Lord Ogilvy
Denver Post
Farmers’ Congress of Colorado
Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Congress
Roy C. Hills
Secretary College
C. H. Hinman
Frank McRae
Fort Lupton
Gilbert Landell
John Grattan
Broomfield
Colorado
C. R. Root
Colorado Seed Company
Potato Research Station Discussed by Eugene Grubb
Denver Republic article reports potato expert Eugenie Grubb winning federal interest and $5,000 annual aid contingent on state matching funds to establish an experimental station in Greeley. Grubb cites crop rotation and new disease resistant varieties as cures for blight that devastated Weld County and spread to Utah Idaho and California.
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Denver Republican
Eugenie Grubb
Greeley
Grubb
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Wilson
S Tubb
New York
Pennsylvania
Union
Mr. Grubb
Weld County
Helden
United Agricultural Department
Maine
Europe
America
Utah
Idaho
California
Land Reform Urges Homes on Open Lands
The piece cites $70,000 spent on irrigating arid lands over ten years and 250,000 vacant acres, arguing many would-be settlers lack capital. It notes private lands also await homemakers, and that average living costs and incomes hinder home building. It calls for wiser, more humane statesmanship to enable prosperous homes on the land.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Better Cows for Farmers in Windsor District
Windsor plans a dairy cattle upgrade as Poudre Valley Creamery spearheads taking East carloads for local sale. Local farmers like E. P. Hickman F. R. Harrington and Mr. McKinstry head the committee organizing the first shipment to boost the dairy industry.
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Windsor
Poudre Valley Creamery Company
Creamery Company
E. P. Hickman
F. R. Harrington
Mr. McKinstry
President Taft heads to Key West for Panama canal trip
Washington reports President Taft and Mrs Taft depart for Key West as the first leg of a 12 day journey to Panama. He will meet Colonel Goethals to discuss canal administration and plans for the post opening operation. The trip blends civic duty with travel and includes three days in Panama.
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Washington
Taft
Key West
Fla
Panama
Tropics
Zone
Florida
Goethals
Goson Now Has Cemetery
Hudson, Dec. 23. Mr. Peppers bought five acres a mile from the townsite to establish a municipal cemetery. An engineer drafted survey plans and water access is ensured under three irrigation systems Denver-Gree ley Valley Burlington and Henrylyn. Trees and ornamental shrubs will be planted soon.
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Hudson
Peppers
Denver-Greeley Valley
Buerlington
Henrylyn
Morgan Is Trust All Alone In Money Inquiry
Washington reports outline a claim that Pierpont Morgan & Co and Drexel & Co dominate the U S money trust. Samuel Untermyer prepared a report to be used as evidence alleging Wall Street control, with Morgan defending the trust’s methods as he testifies. The hearing notes 18 institutions involved, 745 directorships across 180 firms, and a trust capital exceeding 25 billion dollars. Investigation resumes today.
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Washington
Pierpont Morgan & Co
New York City
Drexel & Co
Philadelph
Eport
Samuel Unter
Morgan
Money Trust
Untermyer
Pupsic
Tairs
United States
Untermyersas
Wall Street
J. Pierpont Morgan
Europe
Mere Bagatelle
Mrs Sharp passes away at home in Tennessee
Mrs. Laticia H. Sharp wife of James P. Sharp died at the family home after residing here less than five years. She was 62, born in Tennessee, known for admirable character and saved by many. Survived by husband and one daughter Miss Daisy Sharp. Funeral at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at 1001 Sixth Street with Rev. J. L. Thompson of the Christian church officiating.
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Laticia H. Sharp
James P. Sharp
J. L. Thompson
The
Christian Church
Des Moines Man Healed Fast By Liniment
A Des Moines man suffered a shoulder muscular rheumatism attack. A friend advised Hot Springs but the cost exceeded 150 dollars. He sought a cheaper cure and found relief with Cham berlain's Liniment. Three days after the first application he was well. For sale by all.
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Des Moines
Hot Springs
Chamberlain
Governor Wilson Besieged by Patronage Seekers in New York
New York dispatch reports President elect Wilson facing a flood of job seekers as he prepares to govern New Jersey from Trenton. Democratic officials struggle to handle applicants, editors who backed the ticket seek recognition, and a looming patronage fight as the new administration nears.
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New York
Wilson
New Jersey
Trenton
Grover Cleveland
Democratic National Committee
William H. McCombs
Washington
McCombs
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