Ranchman Gooch Arrested for Cattle Theft and Hidden Hides
A ranchman named Gooch, east of Prence Buttes, was arrested after a long sheriff hunt for cattle theft. Nine hides and bones were found in a hidden well on his Gooch ranch, with recovered meat likely from prior thefts. Deputies say the missing cattle reports date back to last November and more thefts are suspected. A separate incident recalls a Salome dance actress detained by Night Officer Brown after a Denver arrival.
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Ferry Gooch
Prence Buttes
Creeley
Dove
Gooch
Gooch Ranch
Wee Belne
Ilien
Neleon
Ttme
Cate
Seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Denver
Brown
Death of Wesley Ferrit Triggers Family Tragedy
LaSalle reports death by suicide of 22 year old Wesley Ferrit in Denver. His mother, Mrs. Ferril, suffered a breakdown and was placed under physician care after learning of the death. The telegram announced the self inflicted shooting in Denver, prompting a hospital stay for the mother and subsequent medical attention. A separate flight accident near Park Merebann fire store caused no injuries.
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LaSalle
Wesley Ferril
Denver
Wes‘hey Ferrit
Elms
Ferrit
Tres- Myon Kidith Avenue
Park Merebann
Ayroken Wacon Toneve
J. F Mleo Evans
Fn Joreg
Washington Birthday Anniversary Observed at Local High School
In celebration of Washingtons birthday the high school held an afternoon program with grades combining to honor Lincoln and Washington. The 1 20 p m program featured the 15 piece orchestra led by Prof J R Whiteman, readings and sketches about Lincoln and Washington, a Harvard address read by Dorothy Shaffer, piano duet, and a rendition of Star Spangled Banner.
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Washington
Lincoln
J. R. Whiteman
Abraham Lincoln
Nelson Reynolds
Clara Peery
Our Country
President Elliott
Harvard
Dorothy Shaffer
Loie Miller
Jennie Sylvester
Clara Hall
Beuleh Baxter
Ralph English
George Mercer
Troubles Double For Sick Woman In Divorce Suit
Mrs. Mary Oster Hein, ill in the county hospital for two months, faced a divorce suit in Denver from husband George Hein who left her after six weeks of marriage two years ago. She alleges daily threats to her two children from a former marriage and claims continued cruelty. He has not contacted her in two years.
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Mary Oster Hein
Met
Denver
George Hein
Hein
Printer's inked plea on tax protest and party tickets
Citizens weigh options as factions within the Republican side clash over a tax levy and a new spring election ticket. Private talks hint at a "never pay your tax" slate, while public publications stall. Petitions must be ready by March 20 for filing.
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Inter Party
Tex Payvera
Veu
Nea
Canvans
Weld County Bill Proposes Detachment to Adams County
The Tribune reports Senate Bill 3560 by Senator Croke would allow Weld County to detach a portion including Fort Lupton and coal districts and attach to Adams County if voters approve. The measure remains in committee amid strong local opposition from the Weld County Commercial Club while Adams supporters back the change.
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the Tribune
Weld County
Senate
Croke
County Commercial Club
Adams
Fort Lupton
General Assembly
Colorado
Adams County
Adams, Weld
Boulder
Lure of the Open Proves Too Strong For Boward Family
After years in open country C B Boward and family plan to move to Crow Creek country near Denver. Howard visits Greeley en route to a new six room cement block house site south of the Oasis ranch and starts shipping material this week.
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C. B. Boward
Denver
Crow Creek
Mr. Howard
Greeley
W. W. Lorimer
Oasis Ranch
Howard
Toward
Russians From Windsor Plan Seasonal Work in Nebraska
A party of Russians from Windsor traveled through Greeley on Tuesday en route to Scottsbluff Nebraska for the coming season's work.
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Windsor
Greeley
Scottsbluff, Neb
Elks Annual Ball In Camfield Hall Impresses Greeley Guests
A large Elks Lodge ball in Camfield hall Tuesday evening drew about 75 couples. Elaborate decorations included pennants palms and electrical illuminations. Williams' orchestra played while punch was served, creating a cozy home likeParlor atmosphere.
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Greeley
Ranch House Fire Put Out By Quick Neighbor Help
Ault Pebble area reports Herman Dahlgren's ranch house saved from blaze today as neighbors summoned by phone rushed by auto. The fire began in upstairs rooms and was extinguished before serious damage.
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Herman Dahlgren
Greeley Commercial Club Denies Band Support Action
Letter from the Greeley Commercial Club directors refutes any proposition or request to back a local band organization. They state no action has been taken and no inquiry has been made.
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Tribune
Greeley
Greeley Commercial Club
Ruegger Stellar cello solo at Fortnightly Club concert
Mme Elsa Ruegger, a standout cello soloist, delighted Fortnightly Musical Club audience at Christian Church. She performed Boccherini with caution then offered Popper Schumann Chopin and Schubert pieces. Miss Cole accompanied with a notable Scriabin nocturne for the left hand. Despite a reduced chorus and awkward church layout, director Wilcox and the ensemble delivered a largely successful program.
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Mme
Elsa Rueger
Christian Church
Boccherini
Mme. Ruegger
Popper
Schumann
Chopin
Schubert
West
East
Ruegger
Miss Cole
Mme. Roegger
Scriabine
John Hyatt Brewer
Wilcox
Our New England Inheritance Lecture at Congregational Church
Rev Allen delivered an illustrated lecture Thursday evening at the Congregational church on Our New England Inheritance, presenting historical and cultural insights for the audience.
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New England
Allen
Congregational Church
City council fixes treasurer pay and deeper tree rules
Greeley council sets city treasurer salary at 15 dollars monthly effective next term, and passes tree regulation requiring straight lines and twelve feet from property lines. Other actions include water access for Great Western Sugar, private garage at Sixth Ave and Street, a barn on Fifth Street, a No 3 ditch bridge at Twelfth Street, and buying three new ballot boxes for expanded precincts.
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Greeley
McCutcheon Hardware Company
Sixth Avenue
Sixth Street
Mabel A. Brink
Fifth Street
Elighth
Ninth Avenues
Twelfth Street
Mothers Club Discusses Care of Children's Teeth
An afternoon meeting of the Mothers' club at the south ward school room featured Dr. F. J. Conway speaking on the care of children's teeth. The group, consisting of mothers of second grade pupils, plans monthly meetings to discuss training problems and cooperate with teachers.
Grasshopper as Food Advocated by Early Entomologists
The article cites V. Riley, early U.S. entomologist, who tested grasshoppers as food during locust invasions. He acknowledged public aversion but argued the diet could offer nutritional value, detailing his observations from Missouri during western Kansas and Nebraska raids and Mississippi Valley experiences.
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John the Baptist
Co. V. Riley
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agrculture
Souri
Rocky Mountain
Kansas
Nebraska
Mississippi Valley
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Doille Curtis
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