Light Colorado snowfall mostly in southern hills
Weather observers report very light statewide snowfall in the quarter ended year, with southern Colorado receiving the most. Large drifts are scarce. irrigation prospects look mixed as snowpack varies by watershed from Arkansas valley to Gunnison and Rio Grande regions.
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Colorado
Animas River
San Juan Mountains
Gunnison River
Chafee County
Arkanass
Arkansas Valley
Buena Vista
Rosita
Angre de Cristo
Greenborn
Ottom
South Platte
Bailey
Como
Doran
Webster
Empire
Elkhorn
Virginia Dale
Rio Grande
Antelope Springs
Antelope Park
Creede
Wagon Wheel
Fort Gar
Tod
Moffat
Saguache Creek
Villa Grove
Diljlon
Lehman
Montezuma
Eagle
Fulford
McCoy
Sheephorn
Ashcroft
Aspen
Gunnison
Bardine
Dorchester
Len Flint Receives Diplomas at Two Expositions
Len Flint earned multiple honors for grain at St. Louis and Lewis and Clark expositions. He won a silver diploma for threshed Turkey Red wheat at St. Louis and a gold certificate for the same wheat at Lewis and Clark, competing with fourteen states. He also received a silver diploma for White Russian oats at Lewis and Clark.
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Len Flint
Carpenter the Man Named County Attorney
County commissioners appointed D. E. Carpenter as county attorney to replace H. E. Churchill after a scramble, with three physicians kept in their districts and new bid processes for office supplies. S. A. Bradfield selected as chairman for the coming year.
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D. E. Carpenter
H. E. Churchill
Carpenter
C. B. Dyde
Bradfield
D. J. Horton
Evans
Divinney
J. D. Standring
Johnstown
Wattenberg
Hockle Company
Denver
Out West Printing Company
Colorado Springs
Luther
S. A. Bradfield
Board of Commissioners
Loveland Defeats Local High School In Rough Clash
The Loveland M. C. A. defeated the local high school team 11 to 6 on Friday night in Loveland. Officials say rough play and crowd interference marred the game, though the loss does not affect the local school's chance for the high school championship.
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Loveland
Loveland High School
Harry T. West Returns to Denver After Visit
Harry T. West came back to Denver last Friday following a two week visit with his father, hh.
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Harry T. West
Denver
Hh, T, West
Old and New Edifice to Rise on Old Greeley Site
The demolition of the 1871 Greeley M E church began to replace it with a modern structure. The article recalls early history with Rev. G M Adams Rev B T Vincent and other pastors, noting a debt that was burned and the mortgage paid to start anew. A handful of oldtimers posed at the site before the removal, and Candlin and daughter opened a stenography office in the First National Bank building.
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Greeley
Dr. Vincent
Colorado
Wyoming
E. B. Annis
BE. W. Gurley
E. Rea
J. C. Shattuck
O. W. Shattuck
G. Parker
J. §. Scott
E. W. Gurley
J. L. Brush
D. Stansbury
W. H. Post
Adams
Vincent
R. W. Bosworth
Greeley Church
George Skene
O. L. Fisher
W. F. Warren
W. Thornton
J. H. Merritt
A. H. Lucas
W. C. Madison
J. A. Davis
Candlin
Fanny Candlin
First National Bank
Sanborn & Houston
NOW FARMERS Many Speakers Well Versed in Their Topics
A farmers convention will be held at the chamber of commerce in Denver January 30 followed by two days of the Colorado State Horticultural society. Greeley men will speak and a large attendance is expected with rail fare at one dollar. The fifth annual horticultural convention runs January 31 to February 1 with $175 in premiums for fruit exhibits and packing.
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Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Colorado State Horticultural Society
Greeley
State Horticultural Society
Wilson
United States Department of Agriculture
Charles E. Bailey
Thomas Uzzell
Eugene H. Grubb
Carbondale
Colo
L. G. Carpenter
Port Collins
W. K. Winterhalter
Rocky Ford
W. A. Drake
Fort Collins
John A. Rankin
Fruit growing sessions and banquet schedule announced
Governor McDonald presides as chamber president presents routine business. Afternoon sessions cover Strawberries and Other Small Fruits by Charles Parsons Boulder The Cherry for Profit by Eugene Smith Masonville Commercial Orcharding by B F Rockefellow Canon City How and Where to Plant an Orchard by Dr J H Crowley Canon City Forestry session features Professors Longyear Enos Mills Estes Park and Mr Besley in forestry extension work. February 1 9 30 am Best Varieties of Apples Cherries Peaches and other fruits by J S McClelland O D Shields and B O Aylesworth with W S Haswell spraying exhibit. Afternoon session on Cantaloupes by Philo K Bryan Rocky Ford review of proceeding sessions. Banquet at 7 30 pm.
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Longyear
State Agricultural College
Enos Mills
Estes Park
Besley
United States Forest Extension Service
J. S. McClelland
O.d.shields
Loveland
B. O. Aylesworth
Cc. P. Gillette
W. S. Haswell
Denver
Cantaloupes
Philo K. Bryan
Rocky Ford
Wendell Haddock
City Marshal’s racist chase ends with escape on the run
A Williamsville marshal accused of bias pursued a Black man linked to a clothes line wardrobe and a bicycle. After a Platteville tip, a Black suspect fled jail with Earl Chappelow’s garments, leaving the scene during supper with the inmate.
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Eugene Williams
Earl Chappelow
Dan Pattee
Platteville
Gene
Darkey
Rural route listings updated for new Ley South city directory
The city directory of Gree ley is nearly finished with rural route names compiled and compared to the old edition. Changes reflect lands sold or rented by farmers who moved to town and former renters becoming owners, especially in Pleasant Valley. After routing, solicitors will finish city listings. the book promises broader up-to-date coverage and improved quality.
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Greeley
Pleasant Valley
Plans for 60000 library building on school grounds
Normal school board of trustees met last Thursday to discuss plans for a new 60 000 library building attached to the school. A Colorado philanthropist has donated 200000 for improvements, with the library as the first project. The donor’s name remains unannounced to all but board members and Dr. Z X Snyder.
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Normal School Board of Trustees
Colorado
Z. X. Snyder
Lindsey I ll Judge Ben Lindsey In Rest Cure At Mercy
Judge Ben Lindsey, worn by months of toil, has entered Mercy hospital for a rest cure and will be under care for several weeks. Judge Charles E. Southard will handle his duties during absence as Lindsey seeks to regain health and plan lectures after his treatment.
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Charles E. Southard
Mercy Hospital
Denver
Judge Lindsey
Lindsey
Supreme Court
Board of County Commissioners
Denver Times
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North Platte
Butler, Cowdry and
Rand
Yampa
Columbine
Needleton
John Cummings
Cummings
Fort Morgan
Walter McCarty
McCarty
Platte River
Carpenter the
Man
High School
Hoare
OF — Greeley Pist’ Pamy Meats
Methodist Episcopal Church
Weld County
Denver County
Ben B. Lindsey
Florance
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