Dependent Children and Animals Under County Care Plan
Judge J Nixon leads a county plan to keep dependent children at home rather than sending them to the state home. The board of county visitors, aided by honorary members, arranges suitable local placements and allows parental contact. The article cites a recent animal cruelty case near Carr and ongoing investigations into range cattle water shortages in Grover County.
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J. Nixon
Weld Panty Court
Board of County Visitors
Josephine B Cheeseman
J. A. Weaver
Harvey Houston
Fred Williams
W. M. Boomer
P. A. Tisdel
Nixon
E. K. Whitehead
Denver
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Tate Lome
Carr
Nunn
Board of
County Visitors
Tee
Noka Denver
Union Pacific
Navy
Gardin Es
Grover
Humber
Entertains Young Ladies At Mrs Philips Home
Mrs W A Philips wife of the United Presbyterian pastor hosted young ladies from the church last Friday evening. Bible questions and vocal selections were presented by Miss Kate McElroy and Miss Nellie Rankin. Officials elected for a Young Ladies Missionary Society include Myrtle English president Jennie Hammond vice president Elsie Mc Cobb treasurer. next meeting to organize. Light refreshments were served.
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W. A. Philips
United Presbyterian Church
Kate McElroy
Nellie Rankin
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Myrtle English
Jennie Hammond
Smith
Seven Lakes Reservoir district elects directors at annual meeting
The county held its annual meeting last Friday electing B. D. Sanborn W. A nsinger G. M. Houston D. H. Barber from the city and John M Proctor of Loveland to the board of directors. A committee of G. M Houston D. H Barber and W. W. T. Sylvester was appointed to confer with B. R. D Sanborn on consolidating the Seven and Lake system. Lake is part of the Seven system and consolidation would create a large storage system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Lakes Reservoir
Counnty
B. D. Sanborn
W. A
Nsinger
G. M. Houston
D. H. Barber
John M Proctor
Loveland
G.M Houston
D. H B. Barber
W.W. T. Sylvester
BR D
Sanborn
Seven &S
Boyd Lake
Wonderful Road Scheme From Yellowside Park to Grand Canon
West leading men propose a national highway from Yellowside Park to the Grand Canon of Colorado Arizona. The route would pass cliff dwellings in southwestern Colorado and northern New Mexico with other notable sites. Backers include Thomas F. Walsh and General William J. Palmer seeking 810 million dollars from the national government and toll revenue to repay costs. The road would run about 1000 miles through famed scenery.
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Yellowside Park
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Thomas F. Walsh
William J. Palmer
Complicated Erie land dispute drags through district court
Alfred Reichard sues Alfred Steward over a quarrel involving land once tied to Peter LeGeere. Complications include LeGeere mortgage to Reichard, sale to Mrs. Mattie B. Wright, and a layered foreclosure. Six or eight local parties face up to a potentially misleading chain of mortgages and transfers.
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Solomon
Erie
Alfred Reichard
Alfred Steward
Garrigues
Reichard
Peter LeGeere
LeGeere
Steward
Mattie B. Wright
Phi Delta Psi Sorority Holds Valentine Party at Miriam Bunker Home
Eight members and eight visiting friends gathered last Saturday at Miss Miriam Bunker's home for a valentine party. Hearts decorations and a heart themed luncheon set the scene. Guests played games and danced to music while half created valentines for the others, recipients guessing the senders. Flash photos of the group were taken at the end.
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Phi Delta Psi Sorority
Miriam Bunker
Ledford Family Arrives From Hubard Springs for Health
Mr and Mrs H A Ledford and seven children arrived here last Sunday from Hubard Springs Virginia and expect to make their home here They come for the benefit of Mr Ledford s health.
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H. A. Ledford
Hubard Springs
Excellent Sewing Classes Impress Greeley Students
Miss Edith Gale leads public school sewing in the basement of the Eighth grade building where about 500 girls learn stitching from fifth to eighth grade. Pupils keep yearlong samples, many reach G-plus, and an infant wardrobe exhibit will debut in a glass case at the school.
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Edith Gale
Greeley
Miss Gale
Elesmo Club Hosts Delightful Valentine Dance
The Elesmo club held a Friday evening dance in Academy hall with elaborate Valentine themed decorations. Many out of town guests attended and ices were served as the event was reported unusually enjoyable.
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Elesmo Club
Academy Hall
Valentine
Studio Musicale hosted by Mrs Bullock and pupils
Mrs Bullock hosted a studio musicale at her home last Saturday afternoon with pupils performing a varied program. The lineup included duets for two pianos, violin pieces, songs, an overture, and several solo numbers by Sarah Hunter, Ollie Graham, Margaret Ringle, Bruce Parker, and others.
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RK. W. Bullock
Sarah Hunter
Spaulding
Donald Rothschid
Patriotic Programs in Public Schools and High School
Patriotic programs will be held in public school grade rooms on Friday Feb 21 to honor Lincoln and Washington Birthdays. A G A R sponsored program follows in the High school with address by W C Thomas and student participants. Parents are invited to attend.
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Lincoln
Washington
W. C. Thomas
U. S. Grant Post
Coleman Returns From Edmonton on Murder Case
J E Coleman, who went to Edmonton after his father G W Coleman’s murder near Kamloop, learns details but cannot recover the body. Trumper killed Coleman with a mallet and burned the body. he confessed and claimed self defense. Coleman plans to return in spring for burial and Trumper’s trial.
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B. C
G. W. Coleman
Coleman
Kamloop
Trumper
J. E. Coleman
Musicians and Society Gather for Stiffey Home Music
Mesdames Stiffey Carter and Chambers hosted a Thursday afternoon musicale at Mrs Stiffeys home with over 100 ladies attending. Alexander Emslie baritone soloist and Mrs Emslie provided the program while Mrs Z X Snyder C A Ringle and G D Starer served refreshments. W R McClellar reports lambs fed on stock beets reach quality on market.
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Mesdames
W. K. Stiffey
Albert Carter
W. G. Chambers
Mesdames Z. X. Snyder
C. A. Ringle
G. D. Starer
WORM TURNS Big Chicago House Up Against U S Grand Jury
The Tribune notes Sears Roebuck faces a U S grand jury indictment in Des Moines on three counts accusing fraudulent mail order practices. It cites misleading paint claims and rings sold to R H Mills with false contents, comparing store goods to mail order risk and exchange options. Miss Haynes at Colorado College is highlighted for leadership roles.
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the Tribune
Sears, Roebuck Company
Chicago
United States Grand Jury
Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Dr. CO. F. Spring
Utica Building
R. H. Mills
Five new Phi Beta Kappa members chosen at Colorado College
At the Phi Beta Kappa meeting in Colorado College five seniors were elected. Miss Jean Muriel Auld Colorado Springs Miss Ruth Frothingham Delta Miss Rinda Norton Haynes Greeley John McArthur Maguire Colorado Springs and Harold DeWitt Roberts Ordway are honored for scholarship. Miss Haynes has starred at Colorado College earning honors for three years and completes her fourth year with high classroom grades.
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Phi Beta Kappa Society
Colorado College
Jean Muriel Auld
Colorado Springs
Ruth Frothingham
Delta
Rinda Norton Haynes
Greeley
John McArthur Maguire
Harold DeWitt Roberts
Ordway
Haynes
Beet Seed Arrives From Germany for 1908 Crop
Seven loaded cars bring beet seed from Germany for Colorado fields. Seed grown in Germany thrives under favorable conditions while Colorado risks hail storms. Production costs are high and hail could ruin near harvest. Sugar company not yet farming seed locally. Utah reports limited, difficult local seed growth.
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Germany
Colorado
Sugar Company
Utah
Valentine Social at Baptist Church Aids Needy Youth
The Baptist church youth held a valentine social at Miss Lupa Smith's home with heart decor and a fine program. Guests made valentines and played games while assembling baskets of provisions to deliver with valentines to less fortunate peers. About sixty to seventy attended and late refreshments were served.
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the Baptist Church
Lupa Smith
Stannard Pure Food Farm Proposes New Greeley Industry
Greeley may host a new industry, the Stannard Pure Food Farm, founded by G. B. Stannard on a west city farm. It will initially produce Great Grandmother Sausage and lard from whole hogs, sold winter only, through grocers with one firm per town, and stock will be raised and inspected to ensure purity.
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Greeley
Stannard
G. B. Stannard
G. M. Houston
Stannard Place
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Phi Delta Psi Party
Studio Musicale
Edmonton
Delightful Musicale
W. R. McClellar
Big Chicago House
U.S. Grand Jury
Miss Haynes
Valentine Social