Hot Air Club at Greeley Meeting Sparks Lively Banter
A humorous report from the Hot Air club annual gathering at the Van Sickle barn details president M. H. Morgan and colorful members including Robert H. Bird and George Van Sickle. They vote, joke about restitution, assign titles, plan a banquet, and joke about past misdeeds amid chaotic club theatrics.
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van Sickle Bros
M. H. Morgan
Robert H. Bird
Robert Graham
Slick
M. Seaman
Smooth
George van Sickle
William van Sickle
Little Willie
Arthur Strong
Farmers Spur
Jake Bauer
Cat
Mr. Morgan
van Sickle Brothers
Spencer
Farmers Short Course Stresses Marketing Over Crops
The fourth day opened with Professor Bennett on Fruits Vegetables and Markets. He says careful marketing yields more profit than the crop size, noting Colorado leads in fruit, with apples worth more per box than eastern apples per barrel, and that much fruit should not be marketed.
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Ore
Chicago
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Greeley Chautauqua to Launch 250 Voice Children Chorus
The Greeley Chautauqua association plans a 250 voice children's chorus to be trained by Prof Theo Fitz of the Normal school. Former Missouri Governor Folk is slated to speak on July 4, the opening day of the Chautauqua season.
Liquor Orders Decline in Greeley Area
George H. Chariton, representative of a Denver brewery, surveyed liquor demand in Renaton and nearby towns. He reports Greeley beer and liquor sales have fallen about 20 percent in the past year while most northern Colorado towns rise except Boulder.
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Greeley
George H. Chariton
Denver
Renaton
Sturday
Colorado
Boulder
Chautauqua in Greeley Seeks Public Support and Stock
The Greeley Chautauqua association divides the city into four wards to train children under Prof Fitz. The first entertainment is set for July 4 opening. Stock is $10 a share with $2 down and $3 due by June 1, 1910. two season tickets accompany each share. Dr C S Harper invites interested citizens to discuss stock and support.
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Fitz
Chautauqua Association
C. 8. Harper
Union Bank
Association
Beets Sliced Finishes Sugar Campaign at Eaton
Prolonged factory whistle marks end of beet slicing at 10:30 this morning as Eaton completes the 1909 10 season. The plant will run a few days more to finish syrup production and the factory is estimated to have handled 65000 tons of beets. A. E. Ransom, a Briggsdale ranchman, is in Greeley on business.
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Eaton
Jan
Windsor
A. E. Ransom
Briggsdale
Greeley
Greeley Ordinance Draws Mixed Liquor Industry Reaction
Charl ton says the upcoming city ordinance will not affect his firm as they plan to skip Greeley. He notes local sales have fallen from 500 to about 400 dollars in two days, while he reports Denver consumption rising amid actions against poisoned whisky.
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Charlton
Denver
Larimer Street
Unusual Freezing Experience At LaSalle Gravel Pit
Ed Mantell of the Boyd gravel pit near LaSalle woke to feet frozen in bedclothes slipping off during a zero degree night. He felt intensifying pain after starting work and, seeking treatment, learned both feet had frozen while he slept. The incident stands out as uniquely severe among cold exposure cases this winter.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Boxed Claim
One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co Toledo endorses the remedy with fifteen years of trusted business, Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists sign. Cure works internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, price 75 cents per bottle, sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
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Laird and Sons to Build New Livery Barn at East Tracks Site
Jan Nann reports P B E Kinnamon plans a new livery barn for Laird and sons on the east side of the tracks. The firm already operates a barn here and expects the new site to better serve their business.
Storekeeper narrowly escapes blaze with lamp injury
P. W. Hughes avoided a larger fire after a gasoline lamp leaked and lit his hands when he reached for a light at his store. He kept calm, lit the lamp, and extinguished the blaze, though his hands were burned and needed medical dressing.
Denver ENT Doctor to Visit Camfield Hotel Dates
Dr. K. C. Bapero, Denver ear nose throat specialist, will be at the Camfield Hotel on Friday and Saturday, January 28 and 29. consultations are free.
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Denver
Greeley
Camfield Hotel
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