City considers changes in department leadership and building permits
The council debates whether to appoint a new chief for the department, reappoint inspectors, and restructure duties as a building ordinance moves ahead. A makeshift setup exists for records and inspections while a new building or di inspection is discussed, with permits granted for a high school project and a dwelling on Seventh Avenue.
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Lunteers
J. G. M. Venable
Dee
Seventheen
Debtor Case Before State Court Involving Julius Kier
A debtor case titled Julius Kier versus a former real estate entity moves through the state system. The debtor may face immediate punishment or jail time if found liable by the district court. A new trial was ordered after a body judgment issue arose in a civil action concerning alleged money taking during a search by Mrs. George and others in Greeley.
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Julius Kier
Greeley
George Ihe
Big Jack Rabbit Winked at Chief in Greeley
Chief of Police Camp recounted a surreal encounter in downtown Greeley as a three foot tall jack rabbit locked eyes, winked, and hopped away toward Fort Collins amid heavy snow and wind near Seventh avenue and Miavanth draat. The tale, told with humor, cites the chief’s claim to prove the episode happened.
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Big Jack Rabbit
Chief
Greeley
Cuty Hall
Cne
Seventh Avenue
Macyous Pues
Jack Rabbit
Fort Collins
Eaton Eaton
Amateur holdup ties to Tracyville robbery near Brighton
Fort Lupton reports two youths, picked up by George Curtis, are likely the same pair who robbed Station Agent Paul Ingerson of 80 dollars at Tracyville. Curtis says the suspects offered him a ride for three dollars and describes them as young and inexperienced. Ingerson notes there were no guns and the bandits demanded silence during the crime.
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Fort Lupton
George Curtis
Brighton
Paul Ingerson
Tracyville
Curtis
Ingerson
Slauhter
Ault To Host Smoker With Gill Club Match
The W. O. W. of Ault announce a smoker next Thursday evening featuring Julius Murphy of Eaton against Horace Doke of the Gill Athletic Club in a finish match. The pair recently drew after an hour and twenty five minutes, and both expect to win.
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Julius Murphy
Eaton
Horace Doke
Gill Athletic Club
Murphy
Doke
Gill
Scouts Gather in Denver for Baden-Powell Visit
More than 100 scouts from across the state travel to Denver for Saturday events to meet Chief Scout Baden-Powell. Each group will perform quick demonstrations including wireless setups, tent pitches, and first aid drills. The Coyote patrol alone owns a regulation stretcher. every patrol practices and uses a unique greeting call for the visit.
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Heral Baden-Powell
Colorado
Houlder
Baton
Fternoon
Denver
Local Sleigh Ride at LaSalle Hosts Set Back in Snow
Mr and Mrs C B Lee near LaSalle entertained a small group Monday evening enjoying a sleigh ride in the snowy night. The gathering featured games social chat and refreshments of chicken sandwiches cake and coffee served later.
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LaSalle
C. B. Lee
Women to lead Windsor Methodist Brotherhood program
In Windsor tonight the all male Brotherhood of the Methodist church will listen as women speak on the topic What Can the Brotherhood Do to Help the Church. Speakers include Mrs Leckner and Mrs Axel Johnson. Frank Laybourn leads the group. Miss Pickett oversees the musical program. T. E. Schlender, recently arrived from Minnesota, is improving after illness. he is uncle to Mrs. J. R. Moore.
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Windsor
Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Leckner
Axel Johnson
Johnson
Brotherhood of the Methodist Church of Windsor
Frank Laybourn
Miss Pickett
T. E. Schlender
Minnesota
Mr. Schlender
J. R. Moore
Wedded Neath Wedding Bell At High Noon
A home wedding took place February 22 at the Mullen homestead north of Severance. Miss Clara M. Mullen married Otis E. Carlton in a ceremony led by Rev. George Avery of Fort Lit with a large white wedding bell as a focal point. Attendants were Will Mullen and Mrs Ida Mull, with Ena Williams as arch attendant. A luncheon followed and the couple will reside at the Carlton farm north of Severance. D Williams, visiting his brother Arias Williams, left for Florida for a month on business.
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John Mullen
Severance
Clara M. Mullen
Otis E. Carlton
George Avery
Fort Lit
Will Mullen
Ida Mull
Million dollar snow blankets Weld County farms
Wet blanket over Weld County brings moisture to dry farming areas and bodes well for winter wheat. Colorado reports from Greeley to Windsor detail five to ten inches of snow, erasing drought concerns and boosting irrigation prospects, with steady accumulation and widespread optimism for spring crops.
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Weld County
Greeley
Grover
Keota
Sterling
Pierce Piere
Kerseversey
Erie plans Arbor Day tree plant for every resident
Erie will plant one tree for each resident in the new park if the Commercial club plan proceeds. A joint committee from the club and city council will gather pledges, urging heads of families to donate trees for every member and soliciting single citizens. The town board will choose tree varieties and arrange care after planting in the park along Coal Creek at the town edge.
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Erie
Srie
Coal Creek
Pay Sieger Tank Pet Meat
Saget Etanes
Eaton Roosevelt club forms at Eaton with 100 present
Eaton February 28 The Eaton Roosevelt club organized amid wet weather with W F Willis as president and Louis B Reed secretary. About 100 attendees heard Weld County Roosevelt club president John V Crone and others urge support for Roosevelt as the Republican nominee.
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Roosevelt
United States
John V. Crone
Weld County
Roosevelt Club
John G. Nixon
Greeley
Louis B. Reed
Eaton
R. M. Haythorn
Eaton Farmers’ Union
J. W. Smillie
Teddy
Joseph C. Ewing
Taft
Coal Delivered To Nunn Homesteaders By Philharmonic Orchestra
The second car of coal for northeastern county homesteaders arrived at Nunn after snowy travel. The gift, funded by a Sterling theater benefit concert that netted 113.50, faced a 50½ ton car misfit and higher freight rates than expected. The orchestra covers the shortfall, ensuring 80 tons aid through winter.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Nunn
Minnequa Coal Company
Union Pacific
Sterling Theater
Mence
the Tribune
Bryan
Glenmere
J. Smith Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Borah Bill Progressing despite Interior Department objections
Washington reports the house committee on public lands backed the Borah home stead bill after Western members conferred with interior department concerns. A Mendell motion urged active efforts to enact the measure, with a subcommittee to set a residence requirement of 18 or 20 months. Delta schools closed due to scarlet fever in the district.
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Washington
House Committee On Public Lands
Interior Department
General Land Office
Representative Mendell
Wyoming
Delta
Colorado Farmers Ranked Highest by Secretary Wilson
Washington, Feb 28. Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson praised Colorado farmers as equal to the best and superior to many, noting their understanding of department bulletins without help. He granted Representative Taylor unlimited access to farmers’ bulletins for Colorado, a gesture beyond normal congressional limits.
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Washington
Colorado
James Wilson
Wilson
Colorado Agriculturists
Department
Taylor
Congress
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