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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1907

Page

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Modern Education Through Life Shaped School Talks

Dr Z X Snyder heads a State Normal school meeting outlining that all subjects grow from life and enrich it. He argues progress in travel lighting and industry shows education must adapt with time and teach living skills alongside reading writing and arithmetic.

State Normal School Z. X. Snyder

Case Dismissed In Long Pending Wyoming Land Dispute

A six year old trespass case in Denver federal court involving Warren Live Stock Company and private defendants over pasturing thousands of sheep on Weld county lands was dismissed by Judge Lewis. The suit claimed $6500 in damages and alleged erosion of company pastures by the Farrs and others. Defendants argued the company monopolized public domain and used force to secure pasture rights amid cross claims. The case drew statewide stockmen's interest.

United States District Court Denver Lewis Warren Live Stock Company Emma C. Farr Walter J. Farr Allen A. Lincoln Ross Webber John Alvey Weld Farrs Cmpany

County Clerk Turns Over 1906 Surplus to Treasurer

County Clerk Charles Davis turned over the year 1906 surplus of 4847.35 to the county treasurer. The year saw 8380 instruments recorded and 211 marriage licenses issued.

Charles Davis

Rally of Woodcraft Women in Greeley Delivers Busy Program

The Northern District of Women of Woodcraft held a successful rally in Greeley with four grand officers in attendance and delegates from Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor, and others. Competitions produced a $75 banner for Greeley and a $20 prize for Eaton, followed by a banquet and speeches.

Portland L. Grace Newell Platteville Eaton, Evans Lyons Johnstown Windsor Berthoud Fort Collins Loveland Fort Morgan Fort Lupton van Osdall Greeley Woodmen of Greeley Ladies J. E. Snook Carrie van Osdall The Grand Guardian Lillian Pollock H. H. Croll Woodmen of the World Bertha Summer Women of Woodcraft Eaton A. L. Moyer W. W. Field R. J. McLucas

High School Chapel Singers Impress Greeley Audience

Tribune reporter arrives as chapel exercises begin at the high school. Miss Nana Wright, sixth grade teacher, sings a solo to applause. Wright is noted for top notch teaching and music work, marking her first solo appearance before the high school. Greeley praises its high school for strong preparation of graduates for college admissions. Superintendent Carter conducted subject tests in December.

Whiteman Tribune Nana Wright Wright Greeley

Boxers Lavigne and Stonestreet Bout Halted in Second Round

In a Friday smoking event by Modern Woodmen of America at Knights of Pythias Hall, the main boxing match between Jack Lavigne of Philadelphia and Kid Stonestreet of Fort Lupton was stopped after the second round by town authorities. About $500 wagered. promoters consider arranging a Denver rematch for February 22. Referee Kid Ward of Pueblo officiated. undercard bouts Cheely vs McConnell and Spike Hoglin vs Kid Hurley also drew interest.

Woodmen of America Knights of Pythias Jack Lavigne Philadelphia Kid Stonestreet Fort Lupton Lavigne Denver Lewis-Sullivan A. Hedford Andy Kelly Stonestreet Jocky Maynard Kid Newland Kid Ward Pueblo Cheely McConnell Spike Hoglin Kid Hurley

The Guild Party at Trinity Church Armory

The St. Margaret's Guild of Trinity church held a benefit party at the armory last Thursday evening. About 200 guests attended as the event was both socially and financially successful.

Armory St. Margaret’s Trinity Church J. G. Hughes W. D. Balcom Lee Carre G. W. Graham Bernice Kingwell St. Margaret’s Guild Trinity Guild

Building Boom Forecast for Greeley and Vicinity

A Tribune report notes anearly optimistic outlook for building activities in Greeley with contractors and lumbermen predicting a strong year. Planned residences range from four to seven rooms with costs around 2500 to 5000 dollars, while commercial expansion includes a 14000 dollar two story brick building on Ninth Street and a twin 50 by 125 foot block.

Tribune Greeley Bessye Smith Robbins Eleventh Avenue Sixteenth Street Richard Ernesti Tenth Avenue Col C. A. White FE. A. Morgan Charles Rasmussen Chas. Fagerberg K. W. Smith Seventh Street Co. F Allen Rydberg Prof. Hayes W. B. Cronkhite Second Avenue Wm. Rattray Seventh Avenue John G. Stevens South Greeley J. M. Williams Rea and Petrikin J. P. Lindah Eighth Avenue Thirteenth Street John South Fourteenth Fifteenth Streets H. ©. Havener J. W. Evans West Greeley W. R. Dedrick P. A. Bartholomew D. K. Brewer Fourth Street Maud Meeker Fourteenth Avenue Country Club G. H. Gordon Ninth Street Kirts Geo. W. Buckingham Boulder Nusbaum and Insinger Nusbaum

Lecture on the American Boy by Frank H. Gamel at First Presbyterian

A Saturday evening talk by Frank H. Gamel explores the boy from many angles praising his trials and potential. The Tribune course finale promises a highly engaging presentation, comparing it favorably to a Midland Concert Company event. Tickets available at the Tribune office and Clark Faulkner drug store. early purchase advised.

Frank H. Gamel First Presbyterian Church Mr. Gamel Tribune Midland Concert Company Clark & Faulkner’s

The Real Heroes Greeley Girls Win At Fort Collins

The Greeley high school girls basketball team edged Agricultural College in Fort Collins 8 to 6 after a 6 all tie. Captain Lois Wright led the squad with teammates Frieda Taylor Mabel Woolf Mary Carter Ethel Weick Myrtle Eldridge. They travel to Fort Morgan Saturday night for another game.

Fort Collins Agricultural College Greeley Lois Wright Frieda Taylor Mabel Woolf Mary Carter

Ogilvy Family Leaves LaSalle For Denver Home

Capt. Ogilvy trades LaSalle ranch for Senator Booth's Denver residence and moves his family to Denver to access better schools for their children.

Capt. L. Ogilvy LaSalle W. W. Booth Denver Ogilvy

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Dr. Z. X. Snyder Warren-Farr Greeley High School Guild Party Greeley and Real Heroes Capt. Ogilvy
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