Greeley Churches and Their Ministers Rise in City History
A survey of Greeley religious bodies outlines church growth since 1870, listing First Presbyterian Park Congregational Trinity Episcopal and others with staffing salaries and membership changes. It notes pastors' pay from 1000 to 1650 annually, church buildings, choirs, parsonages, and ongoing efforts toward self sufficiency across denominations.
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Greeley
City of Churches
First Presbyterian
R. J. Hunter
Park Congregational Church
Denver
John Doane
Trinity Episcopal Church
J. A. Trimmer
Trinity
St. Margaret's
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. A
Unbiased Judgment in Sugar Beet Controversy
A Tribune discussion argues for cool heads over hot personal experiences in sugar beet economics. It cites industry figures showing about 83 dollars per acre gross with 44.25 net after costs, and 30 percent return on land value, urging community unity and careful evaluation over individual losses.
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Tribune
Greeley
Eaton
Windsor
Commercial Club
Installation of Grant post and corps officers
A joint installation at Odd Fellows hall last Thursday installed women of the W R C with Lydia S Horne as president and Loretta Van Dyne as senior vice president. G A R officers installed include Post commander M J Lohr and senior vice commander W C Thomas with delegates and alternates named for the Colorado Springs encampment.
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A. S. Grant
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lydia S’. Horne
Loretta van Dyne
Adella Baker
Adele K. Clark
Mary F. Grove
Mrs. McLucas
Climena G. Howard
Katie B. McElroy
Lot
Thos. Pressly
Dr. G. Law
Oliver Howard
A. W. Jones
George Wilkinson
Colorado Springs
W. C. Thomas
E. B. Baker
Thomas Pressly
M. L. Wadsworth
B. van Dyne
Thomas Dinsmore
Plattville Meningitis Reports Corrected And Quarantine Considered
Reports from Platteville on meningitis were corrected showing three deaths in the town and three elsewhere. Hiram Stewart died in Platteville with services at Ellisboro, interment at Windsor. James Underwood also died after nursing Stewart. No new Platteville cases since last Wednesday. town not quarantined though state health board debated it while the hotel remained under quarantine.
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Platteville
Hiram Stewart
Filisboro
Windsor
Stewart
State Board of Health
Grain Prizes Awarded for Colorado Youth Contest
Prof. W H Olin of Colorado State Agricultural College reports results from the Patterson prizes in grain growing for youths under 18. Total prizes $268 were awarded, 23 winners, none from Weld County. Girls won $138. Contest aims to spur grain improvement across Colorado. details available from Prof. Olin in Fort Collins. G M Day traveled to Denver on business.
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W. H. Olin
State Agricultural College
Patterson
Weld County
Colorado
Fort Collins
Greeley Man Buys Estes Park Estate In $80000 Transfer
Saturday night in Denver B D Sanborn of Greeley acquired all Earl of Dunraven property in Estes Park. The deal includes 4000 acres of deeded land with additional contested acreage and the Dunraven hotel, cottages, stables, and meadows. Sanborn plans a summer hotel, steam car line, power plant at Bierstadt and Bear lakes, and extensive park development.
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Denver
Earl of Dunraven
Estes Park
B. D. Sanborn
Greeley
Estes Park Development Company
Lyons
Loveland
Park
Sanborn
Greeley Colony
Bierstadt
Bear Lakes
Kit Carson
W. N. Byers
Rocky Mountain News
Long’s Peak
Joel Estes
Sir William Cummings
Dam Breaks At Bartel Reservoir North Of Evans
The Bartel reservoir dam on the Greeley Evans divide breached last Sunday releasing all water onto the flats north of Evans. Muskrats are suspected to have holes in the embankment allowing water to escape. The reservoir supplied irrigation east of Evans road and provided ice in winter. a small loss is expected from the ice operation.
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Bartel
Greeley
Evans
Evans Road
Towans Invest Here in Gilcrest Town Site Visit
A group of fourteen Towans visited Greeley last week to survey land for the new Gilcrest town. Van Scoy & Johns of Woodbine Ia led the party. J B Adams bought 160 acres near Gilcrest and others including John Boise and George Tucker planned hardware stores. Local buyers from Woodbine and area purchased land and city lots over the past weeks.
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Towans
Greeley
Gilcrest
van Scoy & Johns
Woodvine
J. Bb. Adams
John Boise
George Tucker
L. W. White
The
Woodbine Chronicle
W. D. Bennett
W. B. Dunn
End of LaSalle Review sparks praise and pride in its editor
The Evans Courier reports the LaSalle Review has died after a frail run and its editor J. K. Mallonee moves to Denver. The piece lauds Mallonee for his bold advertising claims and notes the paper's 1,750 paid subscribers as a final memorial to a once central local publication.
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LaSalle Review
Finis
Despetude
J. K. Mallonee
Denver
Evans Courier
Mallonee
Greeley Papers
Longmont Girls Defeat Local Team In Armory Contest
The high school girls basketball team lost to Longmont by 23 points to 9 last Friday night in the armory. A large crowd witnessed the exciting game. Co. F. Bell leaves on a three weeks business trip for Model Milling Co.
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Armory
Longmont
F. Bell
Model Milling Co
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Toilers
United Presbyterian Church
Mississippi
C. A. Petty
Unity Society
First Unitarian Church
O. Howard
Mary Law
O. P. Gale
First Society
Lucy Dresser
R. G. Strong
Albert Howard
H. D. Parker
Mary Norcross
Susan Adams
T. C. Brockway
Unity Circle
Christian Science Society
Boston
C. T. Ablstrand
Nellie B. Graham
Carrie Lyman
N. W. Hall
Christian Church
H. L. Humphrey
Swedish Lutheran
W Gustafson
Ault
Swedish Lutheran Conference
James Baxter
Sutton
Fast Greeley
Andre Thompson
Methodist Church
Henry Candlin
May Thompson
St. Peter’s Catholic
Hot Head
the Tribune
G. M. Day
Dunraven Property
Greeley Man
Finest Re
Mr. Sanborn
Towans Invest
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