Midnight Sons to Tour Denver Auditorium Theater
Lew Fields presents The Midnight Sons at the Auditorium in Denver for five days starting Tuesday evening January 24. The production, the largest touring musical of its kind, features over 100 cast and a 60 member chorus with elaborate stage settings and a two-level theatre scene.
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Midnight Sons
Auditorium Theatre
Denver
Tts
Lew Fields
The
George W. Monroe
Papey Burns
Mr. Monroe
Harry Fisher
George Schiller
Alma Youlin
Mona Desmond
Sophie Allen
Restie Cebalies
Colorado
Los Angeles
New York
Broadway
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Auction Bulletin at Greeley and nearby ranches
Auction notices list multiple sales across Greeley area from January to February. Items include 9 to 19 head horses, livestock, -land, farming implements, machinery, household goods, and complete farm outfits. Notable organizers include WITHERS, SIMPSON, MARKEL, SHERWOOD, BEGGS BROS, POST, and MRS JOHNSON.
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Fred D. Johnson
Greeley
Greeley-Loveland Road
D. Withers
Hulse and Porter Ranch
Pierce
Ault
James Simpson
LaSalle
Peckham
William Markel
John Huffer
Lucerne
N. J. Sherwood
Loveland Road
Beggs Bros
Darling Ranch
Explosion and Labor in Los Angeles Stir Debates
A Chicago critic notes dynamite incidents in Los Angeles echo last summer’s Times blast. The New York Sun mocks union agitators while urging calm and investigation, and officials debate unions influence, press silence, and the role of labor in the city’s politics.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Times
New York Sun
Otis
Llewellyn Ironworks
Sun
Springfield
California
Labor Council
San Francisto
John Llewellyn
New York Tribune
Fred C. Wheeler
Central Labor Council
Llewellyn Tron
Organized Labor
Cause of Labor
Los Angeles Labor Council
Hendersons and Neers Update Local Ties and Moves
Mr and Mrs W L Henderson visit Mr and Mrs J F Fezer in town. Henderson is Fezer's brother. Mr and Mrs W R Neer, longtime ranch residents southeast of here, plan to move to a ranch near Kersey this week.
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W. L. Henderson
Sterling
J. F. Fezer
Mr. Henderson
Mrs. Fezer
W. R. Neer
Here
Kersey
A Skillful Shot in an Old Time Shooting School
An old time shooting school cautions against stopping an overhead incoming bird. Learn to wait for the bird to pass, then swing from behind and press the trigger as it hides behind the barrels. With practice the overhead shot becomes easy and consistent.
Structure and strength of the birds wishbone in flight
Harper's Weekly explains the furcula or wishbone as the fused collar bones that brace wing strokes. It cites eagles and large birds having a robust, Roman arch shaped furcula to withstand sudden turns and avoid weakness that can cause breakage in smaller birds.
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Harper's Weekly
Lord Broughams Oratory Described in Reminiscences
The passage notes that no current orator matches Lord Brougham's public career and forceful style. It praises his intellect, rapid illustrations, and varied tempo, acknowledging his habit of gesticulation and bellowing while recognizing his power to move listeners.
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Lord Brougham
Brougham
House of Lords
Justin McCarthy
Receipt Dismissed and Fry News at Greeley
A village store incident ends with the customer securing payment after the shopkeeper refuses a receipt and marks the account with a diagonal line. Co F. Dewald reports first spring fry in Greeley as a hen hatched fourteen eggs on Christmas and now has eleven healthy chicks thriving in warm quarters.
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Co. F. Dewald
Greeley
Rough on the Flanos in the Mexican earthquake zone
Reporter B Alexander Powell recalls staying with President Diaz era officials in the Mexican earthquake area. He notes safety measures like reinforced boards, a host’s quip about evacuation, and the governor’s wife lamenting frequent tremors and a tipped piano during a dinner visit.
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Diaz
Senor
B. Alexander Powell
BR. G. S
Veterinary science and its relation to livestock visit request
Prominent farmers from across the state will visit the Colorado Agricultural College in January to learn how veterinary science serves livestock interests. The letter invites delegates to tour five veterinary departments, see disease prevention efforts, vaccines, and the pathological museum, and discuss needs to reduce losses from preventable farm animal diseases. GEORGE H. GLOVER, Colorado Agricultural College, Fort Collins.
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State Agricultural College
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Farmers’ Congress
Division of Veterinary Science
Anatomical
Veterinary Hospital
George H. Glover
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Pierce News Highlights Local Visit and Railroad Work
California visitors Mr and Mrs William McMullen arrived for a family gathering. Willard Lamb from Nebraska visits his father C S Lamb. O W Lyon and others left by train to work on the new railroad near Cheyenne. M E Ladies Aid held a tea at Mrs J E Shafer’s home with a short program and refreshments. Cecil Read was sick over the weekend.
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William McMullen
California
Willard Lamb
Nebraska
Lamb
O. W. Lyon
Pierce
Cheyenne
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
J. E. Shafer
Mesdames Davis
Stocking
Shafer
Mincey
John
Cecil Read
Mandate in 1910 Elections Signals Government Reform
The public shows a clear desire to strengthen government to be more efficient, ethical, and capable. Voters aim to rebuke public-service degradation and back honest leadership, with election day outcomes cheering reform advocates and condemning spoilsmen. The January Century notes this enduring quest for intelligent governance.
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Court of Appeal
H. J. McAfee Returns From Denver Visit
H. J. McAfee arrived back from Denver on Monday evening and was met by local friends and family at the train station. He reported a productive trip with meetings and business discussions in the Mile High City.
E H McClenahan Returns From Denver Visit
E H McClenahan returned Monday from several days stay in Denver.
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E. H. McClenahan
Denver
Will Kelly Returns Monday Evening from Business Trip
Will Kelly completed a business trip to Cripple Creek and returned home Monday evening.
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Will Kelly
Cripple Creek
Davenport Journeys From Sterling as Fort Collins Witness
lL W Davenport of Sterling visited Greeley today en route to Fort Collins where he is to testify in a water case.
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Ll. W. Davenport
Sterling
Greeley
Fort Collins
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Henry Candlin
Notary Public
Gullbrandt, Johanson & Borg
VIA
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad
Colorado Good Roads Conference
Weld County Bay
J. E. Gordon
Ben F. Post
W. ©. Levis
Tribune
Wishbones
Tomer
Pierce News
H. J. McAfee
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