Locals Parade Through Greeley Busy Week
A flurry of city and nearby visits as residents and visitors travel between Eaton, Denver, Fort Collins, Evans, Brighton, Kit Carson county and Greeley for business, family, and holiday meetups. Notable shifts include Mrs. Mildred Murray visiting relatives, F. E. Baker on a Denver trip, and Miss Winifred Dunn returning to Cheyenne to resume school.
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Mildred Murray
Denver
J. N. Gibson
Murray
Kit Carson County
C. Rugh
Texas
Mineral Wells
San Antonio
Winifred
Clarence Abbott
Aurora
F. E. Baker
Tessie Dina
San Francisco
Patrick Bready
D. M. Frazier
Gill
Smith Thompson
Masters
Greeley
Ed Avery
Fort Collins
Laramie
Wyo
Lois Lair
Eaton
Ben Cooper
Perry Sander
M. F. Tinyou
Fort Lupton
Mabel
Howard Vrooman
Caldwell
Ida
A. T. Bailey
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company
M. J. Moses
W. M. Gibbe
Fred Johnson
Delta Phi Omega Sorority
Camfield Hall
H. Brown
Loveland
Brighton
Ben Counter
Villa Grove
D. J. March
Amy Foote
W. E. Lester
Foote
State Teachers’ College
S. J. McAfee
Needlecraft Club
Dee Hibner
Basalt
Winifred Dunn
Cheyenne
Camfield
L. Spurgin
Gipson
John Strohauer
Myra Kelley
J. M. Wright
Cripple Creek
Gretchen Smith
W. R. Kelly
Pocatello, Ida
Greeley Social and Business Notices Spark Week
A roundup of visits, travels, and arrivals in Greeley includes Mrs. Alex Mead, Miss Marie Sallstrom from Mintare Neb to make her home here, and J W Timmerman ill at home. Local clubs meet. several residents prepare moves to Green River Wyoming, Boulder and Denver for health, work, or family reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Mead
Denvery
B. Hadger
Denver
Ness
Baer Anna Carlson
LaSalle
Greeley
S. Purdy
Marie Sallstrom
Mintare
Neb
Delilah Danaby
Green River
Wyo
J. A. Kussart
Ethel Hoffman
Platteville
Pearl Austin
J. A. Wetzel
Mobile
Ala
J. E. Neill
Fifth Street
Fraternal Union of America
C. T. Neill
Denver Hospital
Neill
Gertrude Embree
State Teachers’ College
R. E. Thorp
Lawrence Shack
Sligo
Greeley Hospital
B. W. Bonnell
Episcopal Sunday School
G. F. Clifford
M. L. Brink
Clifford
Church of God
Robinson and Roberts
Ninth Street
O. G. O'Farrell
W. E. Kinsella
O’farrell
Mr. Kinsella
E. R. Bliss
Margaret
Helen
Boise
Ida
S. Jones
Mark Jones
Charles Bassett
Gus Carlson
W .W. Lorimer
Briggsdale
Lorimer
Crow Creek
Irma Webber
John McGill
John Sides
Boulder
Sides
John Sides, Jr
Atlantic
Local Notes on People Making Small Town Moves
Monday Alex Mead, once ill, shows signs of improvement. Miss Edna Price returns from Denver visit. Miss Lucile Harrison resumes studies at Erie. Mark Beetham of Denver visits relatives in Greeley. Mrs S N Jones comes back from Fort Collins trip. Bruce Parker hosts a casual candy pull Saturday night. Mrs Fritz Neimeyer of Evans visits daughter, Mrs J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Mead
Edna Price
Denver
Lucile Harrison
Erie
Mark Beetham
Greeley
S. N. Jones
Fort Collins
Bruce Parker
Fritz Neimeyer of
Evans
Greeley Busy with Monday Visitors and Local News
Tuesday J H Rowe traveled to Ault on business while Willson Ellis met friends in Fort Collins. Carrie Meier visited Greeley on Monday as did Mart Briggs of Evans and Gordon Sanford of Hardinway. Lee Weston of Nunn and H M Porter of Milliken shopped or conducted business in Greeley. Mrs A Glasgow of Lasa shopped in Greeley and Mrs Lee Paulling visited Bellevue. A son was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Neill. Irene Dailey of Eaton stayed with Mrs Dr Sair. County Superintendent W P Thomas visited Eaton schools. D C Wyatt of Denver in Greeley on business and visiting relatives. C W Gilbert in Missken connected with his drug store. John Nichols of Nichorh near Fosston was in Creeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rowe
Ault
Willson Ellis
Fort Collins
Carrie Meier
Greeley
Mart Briggs
Evans
Gordon Sanford
Hardinway
Lee Weston
Nunn
H. M. Porter
Milliken Mail
A. Glasgow
LaSa
Lee Paull Ig
Bellevue
W. L. Clayton
Lloyd Neill
Irene Dailey
Eaton
Sair
W.P86 Thomas
D. C. Wyatt
Denver
Greenley
C. W. Gilbert
Ken
Deas
John Nichols
Nichorch
Fosston
Creeley
Greeley social Roundup of visits and moves
Local residents travel to Denver Fort Worth and California attend theaters churches and schools. Notables include Col C A White Mrs H M Arbuckle Miss Mabel Wasley L L Harrison J C Hufty Rev Rachael Dangerfield and many others with council and club activities noted. The piece chronicles illnesses marriages engagements and long journeys, reflecting community life in Greeley and nearby towns.
Why All Can Not Be Vegetarians
An excerpt argues that global vegetarianism is blocked by economy and limited agricultural capacity, not physiology or ethics. Professor Alonzo E. Taylor contends a vegetable diet could meet needs under ideal farming, but current conditions prevent universal adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo E. Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Popular Science Monthly
New York
Taylor
Vegetarianism and the fate of world nutrition
A Literary Digest excerpt discusses whether earth’s fertile area could meet all human needs with plant proteins and dairy. It argues current farming cannot double grain and legume production, barring vast advances in cultivation, water conservation, disease control, and soil fertilization, while debating ethical vegetarianism versus food security and societal transformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Puta
Taylor
India
Literary Digest
Gilcrest Notices and Upcoming Meetings
A.J. Mefford, contractor, is in Greeley hospital for an operation. The Farmers Union meeting here Saturday drew a good attendance. The Western Mutual Ditch Company holds its annual meeting tomorrow. Gilcrest Commercial Club will send delegates to the good roads convention in Pueblo this week. Tuesday, Jan. 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Mefford
Greeley Hospital
Farmers’ Union
Western Mutual Ditch Company
Gilcrest Commercial Club
Good Roads
Pueblo
Cold winter alarm hits Highland Lake region
In Highland Lake Colorado the cold season surpasses all memories of the oldest settlers as local thermometers show zero to eight below. Mr. Jefferson finished hauling hay Saturday and several farmers plan to attend the Denver stock show this month amid scant snow so far this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Jefferson
Denver
Local social notes reflect holidays and gatherings across towns
A collage of community events outlines holiday visits, dances, and dinners among local families. Mentions include various households hosting long string of relatives, school social at the Y, and New Year celebrations. Noted are farm residents, Denver visitors, and area youths joining in seasonal hospitality.
Fragmentary Local Social Notes From January Event
Local column offers a fragmentary view of social events and visits. Mentions Mrs Hubbard Mrs Gunnison and families visiting from Salt Lake City Spokane and Greeley with references to Miss Callahan Miss Ros and Mrs Robe. Several unnamed events and guests appear in loose sentences with limited context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Lamar
Tanley
George
Jack Rob
Gunnison
Push
Verge
Salt Lake City
Spokane
Wash
Hettlesfoe
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