Legislature's last bill day shapes future of Colorado colleges
On the final bill day, lawmakers consider a measure to extend the Agricultural College’s reach to include short courses and farmer extension funding. The proposed changes would modify the constitution to allow state funds for such programs and a Denver medical college extension bill advances toward third reading.
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Agricultural College
Secretary of Greeley Commercial Club
Senator Carpenter
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Carpenter
Boulder University
University Extension
Medical College
Lucas receives settlement after Denver wreck injury
Theo Lucas, injured in a Denver wreck, obtained a nine week Travelers accident benefit totaling 225 dollars. He notes the amount falls short of his damage claim against the railroad and mentions ongoing settlement discussions. Mr and Mrs Ri Moore hosted a dinner Friday with guests including Dr Mra J J and Mrs and Mr A Rue.
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Theo. Lucas
Denver
Mr. Lucas
Sanin & Houston
Lucas
Mr., Gc, Ri Moore
Dr. Mra
J. J
Mra
Mr. A. Rue
Champion Sheep Shearer in City
Local report profiles N. T. Nelson a world class shearer, famed for rapid wool removal and long global travels. The 30 year old, six foot plus figure has shorn across the US and Australia, set NZ records, and faces renewed travel with plans to reclaim a 16 score estate as he prepares for the upcoming shearing season.
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Shearer
N. T. Nelson
Nelson
Greeley
Texas
Montana
Maine
Golden Gate
Australia
New Zealand
Pacmer
New
America
Argentine Republic
Neleon
Baton Couple Marries in Denver Secret Ceremony
Pearl Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Mitchell of Baton and Tom Logue wed in Denver Tuesday after a long secret engagement. The bride, pretty and popular Eaton High School graduate class of 08, recently returned from an East trip. The groom, a successful business man, came west several years ago.
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Pearl Mitchell
Lee Mitchell
Baton
Tom Logue
Denver
Eaton High School
Subecive for the Daily Tribune do it now.
Subecive urges prompt action for the Daily Tribune. Readers are asked to respond quickly to latest notices and deadlines, with emphasis on timely submissions and community updates from local officials.
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City Marshal Raids Tigers
City marshal raids Tigers operation as men released on own recognizance Saturday. They appeared and pled guilty yesterday.
East Side Group Forms to Push City Improvement Plans
An East Siders for Improvement of Homes and Streets organization forms, raising $25 from five residents to fund sewer and street projects. The article notes district boundaries, a push for east-side representation, and possible park creation as the area seeks better sidewalks lights and streets.
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Ator Delph Carpenter
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Railroad Company
Ueti
East Side
Wilson
Advertise and Keep Alive Wake Up Call to Ad Copy
A pulsating appeal urges readers to modernize advertising by dropping stale methods. It mocks lingering habits and proclaims “Just a card” fails, urging a fresh page and a bold tonic of new copy to revive interest and business.
Smooth Grafters Sting Greeley With Iron Scam
A con man posing as selling an Economy Selfheating iron fleeced several housewives in Greeley last October. He demonstrated a heated iron with a hidden fuel claim and took several hundred dollars before disappearing. The man, J. W. Ferguson of Philadelphia, left no contact and has not been heard from since. Local housewives are urged to patronize trusted merchants.
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Greeley
J. W. Ferguson
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Little Doings In Other Towns In Canon City trip
G L Hahn left Tuesday for Canon City to be gone about a week Mrs Hahn accompanied him to Denver where she will visit while he transacts business in Canon City The Woman s Improvement day met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs R E Hanna The meeting opened with a piano solo by Miss Helen Baiegoin Mrs Thompson read a paper on James Whitcomb Riley The name of Mrs A E Rains was added to the membership list The program included several numbers and was greatly enjoyed The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs A R Fuller.
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Union Hotel
Teodly
W. L. Atkins
Wm. Hurley
R. C. Collison
C. H. Abney
al. Abney
G. L. Hahn
Canon City
Mrs.Hahn
Denver
Mra
R. E. Hanna
Helen Baiegoin
Thompson
James Whitcomb Rlley
A. E. Rains
A. R. Fuller
Social notes from local gatherings and visits
Mrs Jas Beattie hosts a tea for friends this evening. Dr Warren plans a garage for his new car. Mrs Blackwood and Miss Hattie Ellis visited Mrs F Behrens on Tuesday. H A Dennison of Denver arrives to visit his daughter. Mrs Jas Stewart spends the day in Greeley. Mrs Harringtons' father is mentioned.
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Jas. Beattie
Dr. Warren
Blackwood
Hattie Ellis
F. Behrens
Harringtons
H. A Dennison
Denver
Jas. Stewart
Greeley
Long Lost Coat Returned After Theft
J. W. McCormick, a rancher north of Eaton, recovered his stolen fur overcoat after seeing an ad in a Greeley paper. The coat, borrowed by a Brighton resident, had been sold for five dollars with a bogus tale. The buyer was later arrested on another charge.
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J. W. McCormick
Eaton
Rebekah Lodge
Greeley
Brighton
City Council Holds Prolonged Session and Builds Plans
The council read and approved officer reports showing only $15 in fines for the prior month. Actions approved include Dr. Graham’s plan for a one story cement building with future expansion, Alderman Barber’s two story brick carpentry shop, and tree planting near the new city hall. Water quality remained high, ditch improvements were referred to committees, gravel on Camfield was debated, and a water main tap for hydraulic pressure was authorized. The council inspected new street lights on Krighth avenue and discussed nighttime illumination versus moonlight.
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Ninth Avenue
Court House
Fuqua
Barber
Ninth Street
Ecker
Sherman
United Presbyterian Church
Krighth Avenue
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