Potatoes Jump Again Weather Causes Rise in Prices
Potatoes rose five cents with rural prices at 80 cents and pearls at 75 cents. Cold weather drives higher costs until moderating weather allows dumping to ease markets. Demand for Colorado stock grows, with inspectors used at loading points. buyers in Wichita, Monte Vista, and Greeley seek good stock while poor grades linger. Shippers risk price knocks and rely on local receiver pricing.
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Fruitmans
Chicago
Colorado
Jan
Wichita
Kan
Monte Vista
Greeley
Colo
Roullard Funeral Held for Early Colorado Pioneer
Homer Roullard dies at his ranch near Severance from pneumonia after a Wednesday afternoon illness. Funeral services set for Friday at 1 30 from Eaton Congregational Church. Survived by wife and several children. brother Joel present at his death.
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Homer Roullard
Congregational
Eaton
Severance
Joel
Roullardi
Colorado
Biddeford
Maine
LaSalle School Porch Accident Injures Two Girls
Lizzie Brentz and Katie Green, pupils in LaSalle school's primary department, fell from the porch while racing hand in hand. Brentz suffered a broken collar bone, Green received minor cuts to her face. A physician set the bone. both expect to resume normal duties soon, though porch racing is halted.
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LaSalle
Lizzie Brentz
Katie Greenwalt
LaSalle School
Brentz
Congregational Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Dinsmore
The Congregational Missionary Society met at Mrs. R. E. Dinsmore's home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. S. L. Hughell chaired the program committee. Papers discussed included The Aztecs of Ancient Mexico by Mrs. A. G. Wallace and The Spanish and Mexicans in South America by Mrs. S. L. Hughell, plus Progress in the South American Countries by Mrs. J. W. Campbell and Congregational Missions in Mexico and South America by Mrs. J. M. Minnis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Missionary Society
R. E. Dinsmore
L. Hughell
Mexico
A. G. Wallace
South America
Evans Schools Closed Over Diphtheria Outbreak
Four diphtheria cases have developed at Evans, prompting officials to close Evans schools Wednesday to halt further contagion. Local health authorities urged students and staff to stay home until the outbreak is contained.
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Evans
Local notes and moves among Greeley residents
Mrs. Arthur Wagner 38 ill with rheumatism. Mrs. L. A. Woods left for Rocky Ford. John Camfield and Granville Hamnett visited Fort Collins. Birth announced in Weiser Idaho a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford. S. M. Goodman left for Boise to pursue business interests. R. S. Burroughs plans Ohio visit to relatives. Dec H. Bean travels to Pocatello for Wool Growers convention. Arthur Courser and John Herrington underwent surgery in Greeley. Mrs. W. W. Vandapool heads for Marceline with two children to visit her father. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Piper move to Wray. Miss Georgia Crawford returns from Weiser visiting her brother. E. G. Young returns from two weeks east. Mrs. J. A. Hicks travels from La Salle for a surprise for Mrs. Chappelow and Rebekahs meeting. Sunnyside residents B. F. Farley, W. T. W. Smith, Martin Halpen, and Mr. Kohler in Greeley on business.
Kitchen shower honors Miss Laura Bennett on Tuesday
Mrs W A Hotchkiss hosted a kitchen shower for Laura Bennett with a nappy theme. Cards are out for the January 26 marriage of Miss Alice Moore and B Finley Faris at the Moore home. Passenger train 107 northbound stopped in Greeley giving fifty people a meal. Roy Sample of Eaton seeks specialist in Denver for possible ankle bone operation.
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W. A. Hotchkiss
Laura Bennett
Alice Moore
B. Finley Faris
J. A. Moore
Greeley
Roy Sample
Eaton
Denver
Miss Emma Chester Ill At Albee School In Gilcrest
Miss Emma Chester principal of the Albee school at Gilcrest is ill and L S Barger serves as substitute. C M Miller of the Albee school boards in Greeley on business Wednesday.
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Emma Chester
Gilcrest
Albee School
L. S. Barger
C. M. Miller
The
Greeley
Sawyer guest of daughter before Portland trip
W A Sawyer visited his daughter Mrs Lynn Carrel and left this morning for Portland Oregon. Mrs Sawyer will remain there until his return, then they will go to their home in Appleton New York.
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W.A. Sawyer
Lynn Carrel
Portland
Ore
Nurses Association Meets For Pleasant Afternoon With Music
The Greeley Nurses Association gathered Wednesday afternoon for a small, enjoyable meeting with Miss Rhena Sample present. The event featured music and discussion of nursing work, leaving attendees with a sense of profit and cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Nurses Association
Rhena Sample
Mattox Brother’s Remains To Repatriate To Greeley
Telegram from H E Mattox of San Francisco says he will arrive in Greeley Sunday with the remains of his brother Ren P Mattox who died in a hospital there last Sunday His young wife will accompany him home Arrangements for the funeral have not yet been made
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Mattox
San Francisco
Greeley
Ren. P. Mattox
Community Happenings Around Fort Lupton Area
G W Twombly humane agent was in the vicinity Friday. Decker returned to duties at Greeley. Mr and Mrs B F Twombly entertained at six o clock. Mr and Mrs H C Lambert moved to the old Lambert home and will live there with Mr Charles Lambert. Laura Trester of Denver who assisted at the St John store left for home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs D E Young visited from Denver Friday for dinner at the St John home. Mr and Mrs St John and Mr and Mrs Reynolds entertained friends at a 2 o clock dinner Friday. E D Orlin had a public sale the 12th and will move to Longmont to engage in real estate. Rev Hooper and wife are in Fort Lupton on account of Mrs Hooper's father, Mr Kelley. A R Fischer and family moved to Greeley for Mr Flacher to assume duties as county assessor about the 12th. Bathe and Crosswhite sold the Corlew ranch of 192 acres north of Hudson to Denver parties for 28800. Eph Bennett, longtime resident, died at Greeley hospital Wednesday of stomach cancer. interment at Hillside with Rev Couter officiating. Charles Bathe and W G Hubble hosted twenty friends at a stag party Tuesday with duplicate whist and a luncheon. Sunshine girls met Mrs E B Davis seven miles north of Fort Lupton. Mr Davis joined and took the crowd home the next morning with Mr and Mrs Davis.
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G. W. Twombly
Humane Agen
Decker
Greeley
B. F. Twombly
H. C. Lambert
Old Lambert
Charles Lanbert
Laura Trester
Denver
St. John
D. BE. Young
St. Joh
Fort Lupton
Hooper
Kelley
A. R. Fischer
Flacher
Bathe
Crosswhite
Corlew
Hudson
Denv
Eph. Bennett
Greeley Hospital
Hillside
Couter
Charles Bathe
W. G. Hubble
Sunshine Girls
E. B. Davis
Evans Letter and Local Notices in Evans Colorado
Rev W A Phillips visits Evans friends Thursday. Mrs Neimeyer returns from Denver after days there. N T Calvin and daughter seriously ill on Gun-barrel road. Ross Tennant and wife move to Evans for winter. Dennis Lucas resigns Evans marshal post. Jackson Hammer appointed new marshal. Liz Morrow called to Denver for uncle illness. Mr Baker of Klee Ohio arrives due to son Clyde illness. Haskins moves from Old Colony farm to Martin ranch. Dr Horton notes birth of baby girl at Dur nod Supper on 14th Avenue. M W Clark joins Union National Bank in Greeley, ex-U P agent. Byang Farmers and Merchants Bank officers and stockholders meet. all in good condition with dividends. officers re-elected. Italian fund contribution of 1699 noted. meeting adjourned.
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W. A. Phillips
Evans
Neimeyer
Denver
N. T. Calvin
Ross Tennant
Calvin
Dennis Lucas
Jackson Hammer
Liz Morrow
Mr. Baker
Klee
Ohio
Clyde
Haskins
Old Colony Farm
Martin Ranch
Horton
14Th Avenue
Greeley
M. W. Clark
Union National Bank
Edith Gillette returns from Fort Collings and local notices
Miss Edith Gillette returned from Fort Collings Saturday evening. Mrs. EF Shaffner and another have been on the sick list this past week. Miss Laura Pieron went to Baton Sunday to attend a friend’s funeral. A Mortimer of Ault spent a few days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Niner entertained several guests including PF L Niner and W G Drummond at dinner Wednesday.
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Edith Gillette
Fort Collings
EF. P. Shaffner
Laura Piergon
Baton
A. Mortimer of
Ault
R. Mortimer
Leo Niner
PF. L. Niner
W. G. Drummond
Niner
Local Notes From Pratt And Kansas City Visit
D M Scott returned Saturday from Pratt Kansas where holidays were spent Mrs Scott and son visited Kansas City for a spell United Produce sold a building now used as a post to B F Tenant Thursday Tenant moved his ice houses Saturday and will improve the place before using it as a rest eat market Ladies League met at Mrs E P Brooks home Thursday afternoon Officers elected for six months were Mrs F L Niner president Mrs C F Gardner co president Mrs George Kenney secretary Mrs Earl Groves treasurer and Mrs Gordon Racer chairman Kersey Lateral Ditch company met at W of W hall to elect officers J H Howe president H P Hill secretary C J Williams treasurer Trustees are C J Williams Thomas Truhart J H Howe H P Hill and Len A Flint
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New
D. M. Scott
Pratt
Kan
C. F. Gardner
George Kenney
Earl Groves
Gordon Racer
Kersey Lateral Ditch Company
W. of
Whal
J. H. Howe
H. P. Hill
C. J. Williams
Thomas Truhart
Len A. Flint
Local notes from Superior Nebraska reflect visits and events
Mrs Edminster of Superior visits Purvis family while J J Thornton of Joliet Mont tours daughter and business interests. Basketball: Berthoud High School player Wesley Sloan to play Lafayette. YWCA delegates Beulah Shull and Anna Van Dorpen attend Fort Collins convention. Aid family dinners planned at Eichmann and Mrs George Jones homes. Gust Carlson home suffered fire from defective flue last week. house furnishings shower organized by neighbors. Dilley Chapel ladies sew for Mrs Carlin. social life and church group activities noted.
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Edminster
Superior
Neb
Purvis
J. J. Thornton
Joliet
Mont
J. W. Purvis
Dilley Chapel
C. E
Wesley Sloan
Lafayette
Berthoud High
Beulah Shull
Anna van Dorpen
Fort Collins
Aid
Eichmann
George Jones
Gust Carlson
Carlson
August Johnson
Caril
Queen City social notes and local happenings
G Weber is in Loveland this week. Prof. Martyn and wife hosted a cards evening. Louise Luce of Weldona visited Mrs. Walter Etchison. J Kingsbury builds a new house with carpenter C Gilmore of Weldona. Lily Stamp hosted a large dinner. John T. Warren visited his home ranch with Mr. Richeson. New motor services spark local transport talk. E E Moore hosted a card party with 500 and a fond taffy pull. E V Warner learned of his mother Mrs. S V Warner's death in Long Beach Cal from paralysis.
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G. Weber
Loveland
Prof. Martyn
Louise Luce
Weldona
Walter Etchison
J. Kingsbury
Rapdaly
C. Gilmore
Lily Stamp
John T. Warren
Richeson
E. E. Moore
E. V. Warner
S. V. Warner
Long Beach
Cal
Local Notes and Family News Highlight Delta to Denver Trip
DELTA. Mr Vandapool traveled to Denver last week Saturday on a business trip. Mrs W R Calvin, recently ill, suffers a severe bout of grippe. Mr and Mrs Beauchamp with children returned from Missouri and Nebraska. George Reed's parents from Torrington Wyoming visited. G W Steele of Denver, owner of two farms south of the school, has sold them. Mr and Mrs Claud Clarkson entertained Archibald Sylvia Foley and children to dinner Sunday. A fine new baby boy arrived at
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Vandapool
Denver
W. R. Calvin
Beauchamp
Missouri
Nebraska
George Reed
Torrington
Wyo
Reed
G. W. Steele
Claud Clarkson
Archibald
Sylvia
Foley
Home of Meyerts welcomes baby and party plans
Mr and Mrs Meyert welcomed a tiny daughter on December 22 and she will live with Mr and Mrs Frank Stevenson. The young couple held a skating party last Friday near Wylie's on the river and returned to a fine oyster supper at Asenath Yerion's home.
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Meyert
Frank Stevenson
Spurgeon Hosts Dinner As Birthday Guests Gather
Olin Webster from Severance spends days at the Webster ranch. Mr. and Mrs. 8 L Spurgeon host a dinner Sunday for friends including Massaere family and Criscilla Massaere. On Saturday January 2 Marguerite Lutz celebrates sixteenth birthday with Ruth Robison Neeta Tracy and other neighbors. Prizes awarded for guessing games and a lunch follows served by Mrs. Lutz with help from Mrs. Harsh and Mrs. Spurgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Webster
Severance
Webster Ranch
L. Spurgeon
Edna Matson
Edna Teller
Lena
Viva Robison
Mary Harsh
Hubert Spurgeon
Ray Teller
Darwin
Kenneth Harsh
George
Chris Neuswanger
Edgar Hoberts
Ruth Robison
George Neuswanger
Lutz
Harsh
Spurgeon
Mead Buzzes With Small Town Changes and Stock Show Plans
Highlandlake reports E H Knott shipped a car of cattle to Denver as cold snap hits ten degrees below zero. A local crowd will attend the Denver Stock Show on January 18. Mead moves its restaurant next door and converts vacated room into a pool hall. George Markham enters a Mead meat market, homes here set to be sold by L C Kerr. M G Mead of Longmont visits, planning to manage 106 acres of fall wheat in Wyoming. Wesley Kerr travels to Frederick to add a room and barn on his brother’s ranch. A Mead telephone exchange is planned, with the hello girl serving Mead instead of Longmont, reducing ranch phone costs.
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E._H. Knott
Denver
Mead
George Markham
L. C. Kerr
M. G. Mead
Longmont
Town Notes and Local Health Alerts in Greenfield
Ora Allison was ill last week with threatened pneumonia. Mrs L King suffered stomach trouble. Town board awarded town plumber to F J Stone at the last meeting. Ethel Gill fell slipping home from school, suffering a bad gash in an eyelid, now recovering well. Mrs C H Frye reports wet, muddy Greenfield Mo, and improved health since leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Allison
L. King
F. J. Stone
Ethel Gill
C. H. Frye
Greenfield
Social Visits Across Fairplay District
Miss Irene Weden and Miss Bessie Bartholomew hosted New Year greetings while George Jones and his wife visited the Bienks home. Frank Reeves of LaSalle called on his sister Mrs. Doughty last week. Mrs. A A Larson and daughter Mabel of Ault visited the Carter home last Saturday afternoon.
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Irene Weden
Bessie Bartholomew
George Jones
Bienks
Frank Reeves
LaSalle
Doughty
A. A. Larson
Mabel
Ault
Carter Home
Diptheria yarn a fake Eaton Special
School board denies reports of an epidemic at Eaton school noting only one adult diphtheria case in town and little sickness among children. No infectious disease cases among students reported.
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Eaton School
Ault
First National Bank
J. A. Johnston
W. W. Brown
A. F. Wilson
J. T. M. Connor
C. M. Jackson
Albert Nichols
Jessup Fare and Stratagems Dominate Local Disputes
Fragmented notes reveal a tangled land deal involving Jessup Houtchens Dry and McAfee, with straw man Hicks used in options and payments totaling thousands. The piece also mentions Post-Graduate Themedics courses on pneumonia and a Windsor lecture series, plus social events and a jail reference.
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Roullard
Arthur Wagner
L. A. Woods
Rocky Ford
John Camfield
Granville Hamnett
Robert Crawford
Weiser, Ida
S. M. Goodman
Boise, Ida
R. S. Burroughs
Dc. H. Bean
Pocatello, Ida
Wool Growers’ Convention
Arthur Courser
John Herrington
W. W. Vandapool
Marceline, Mo
G. E. Piper
Wray, Colo
Georgia Crawford
E. G. Young
Beaver Dam
Wis
J. A. Hicks
Mrs. Chappelow
Sunnyside
B. F. Farley
W. T. W. Smith
Martin Halpen
Mr. Kohler
Karmers and Merchants Bank
Byang
Kersey
Elwell
Queen City
DELTA
Highlandlake
Fairplay District
Tribune
Jessup
Edwin
Jeeaup
land Houtchens @ Land Co
McAfee
Houtchens & Dry
Agg
Houtchens & Drumg
Hicks
Houta
Jem Self
Sam
Hughes
Bacteriology
Heam Ellis
Hel
F Broman
Dunganeo
Wedwindsor
Brotherhood
Kev R Brado
Lasalle Specist
EC Harringto
Laughlin
Mn Jane
Dinne
Querade
Ch! Ayenne
Byterian
Paul Gregory
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