Eaton to Host 91st Odd Fellows Founders Day
Eaton prepares to welcome Poudre Valley Odd Fellows on April 26 for the 91st founding celebration. Lodges from Boulder to Fort Morgan and areas between Denver and Cheyenne attend. City plans include extensive street decorations, lights, and bunting with lodge insignia. canton drill and degree work prizes. program to be finalized.
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Odd Fellows Eaton
Poudre Valley
Odd Fellows Association
Odd Fellowship In
America
Eaton
Boulder
Fort Morgan
Denver
Cheyenne
Settlement of insane woman case ends estate dispute
After extensive litigation the estate of Clara A. Alward, declared insane, is settled. Isaac Brown, a Black claimant from the Alward property, receives 500.85 dollars. Clara Alward resides in California under her sister’s care. R. H. Robb of Hudson served as executor. attorney Joseph C. Ewing represented the estate.
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Clara A. Alward
Isaac Brown
Alward Place
Clara Alward
California
Brown
R. H. Robb
Hudson
Joseph C. Ewing
Kent Hosts Dinner and Dance at Hotel Kent
Mr and Mrs O C Kent entertained a small group at Hotel Kent Saturday evening. Music by a local talent orchestra accompanied a spacious dining room dance. Several songs were performed and guests enjoyed an unusually pleasant evening.
Petition Circles for Reconsideration of Greeley Post Office Site
A petition circulating quietly among Greeley business men asks the Post Office Department in Washington to reconsider the permanent site for the Greeley post office. Most believe the already chosen site remains the best location.
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Postoffice Department
Washington
Greeley
Post Office Site Battle Prompts Petition and Condemnation Offer
A petition challenges the chosen new post office site in Greeley citing railroad proximity. Proponents counter that rail access is insufficient to matter and urge moving the building. The group offers to cover re inspection costs and proposes transferring the Carrier property by condemnation while supplying the government a free lot to compensate.
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Greeley
Carrier Corner
Washington
Henrylyn Irrigation District Voters Back 4.387 Million Bond
In Denver and Keenesburg, Henrylyn Irrigation district voters held two Saturday meetings with over 200 attendees each. They expressed strong support for the 4,387,000 bond to fund tunnels and the Plains System, and discussed contracting construction with Camfield Construction Co. Local leaders and engineers presented plans, while attendees honored district leaders with jeweled charms. The bond vote on February 5 is closely watched in Denver due to land entrants and homesteaders without voting rights.
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Henrylyn Co
Denver
Henrylyn Irrigation District
Hudson
Keenesburg
Camfield Construction Co
Charles F. Tew
F. J. Bancroft
Golden-Littleton
A. J. MecCune
Mr. Ledgermand
John R. Smith
C. M. Ireland
A. J. McCune
Modern Country club studies American Literary History
History of American literature is the winter study topic for the newly formed Modern Country club in Kersey. Members, led by Mrs. B. B. Madison, met at her home to discuss The Three Great American Inventions of the Nineteenth Century and the Art Treasures of the United States Capitol.
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Daily Tribune
Kersey
Modern Country Club
B. B. Madison
Marietta Austin
Lois Austin
United States Capitol
Slandy
James Fennimore Cooper
James Kirke Spaulding
Nathaniel Willis
Catherine Sedgwick
John Neal
John Pendleton Kennedy
William Gilmore Simm
J. P. Romans
Socialists Choose W N Brunson to Represent Wele County
The Socialists of Wele county select W. N. Brunson of Greeley to serve as their representative. The group aims to aid the involuntary poor through cooperative, comradely relief.
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Wele County
W. N. Brunson
Greeley
Starkey Residence Threatened by Fire
A fire at Edwin Starkey’s home at 1117 Tenth Street erupted at 1:30 AM Monday. The family awakened by the blaze saved themselves using water from a garden hose. Mrs Starkey suffered shock and remained confined to her room. Estimated damage about 300 dollars. fire blamed on a defective flue.
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Lottie Reece
Edwin Starkey
Tenth Street
Starkey
Mr. Starkey
Miss 4
Reece
Garden Hose Used To Put Out Early Morning Fire
Miss Reece awoke to smoke around 1:30 am in her room nearest the sitting room where a blaze had broken out. Mr Starkey fetched a garden hose after failed calls to police, aided by his wife and a helper, to extinguish the fire caused by a defective flue. the sitting room wall was burned.
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Miss Reece
Results of Colorado Farmers Congress Benefits state agriculture
The Colorado Farmers Congress forms a unified body uniting livestock, horticulture, beekeeping and poultry groups. It backs the agricultural college and envisions strong farm representation in the legislature, protection against trade restraints, and growth of home markets, poised to become a major power in state industry and politics.
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Colorado Farmers’ Congress
Farmers’ Congress of
Colorado
Farmers’ Congress
Commonwealth
Agricultural College
Grange
Farmers’ Union
Water cases heard in courts with Boulder judge in Greeley
Judge Bennett of Boulder sits in Greeley hearing water adjudication cases including Henry Nordloh of near Brighton and disputes over Living Springs ditches Nos 1 2 and 3 supplying about 7000 acres. Attorney Joseph C Ewing represented Nordloh. James K E Counter Adams county engineer and Joseph Sample Port Morgan water commissioner appeared as officials.
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Bennett
Boulder
Greeley
Wat
Henry Nordloh
Brighton
Nord + Joh
James KE. Counter
Coun
Adams County
Mr. Sample
Port Morgan
Joa
Eph C. Ewing
Nordioh
Auction Destroys Old Boettcher Site for Union Pacific
In Fort Collins on January 20 the old Boettcher hardware site sold for fifteen dollars as part of a broader auction for Union Pacific preparations. A large crowd followed the sale moving through eight blocks as smaller structures went, with two hotels and a brick block deferred to tomorrow. Russian beet growers bought cottages for relocation, and the River side Ice and Storage plant fetched 150 dollars while a new livery barn sold for 225 dollars. the brick building cost 4,000 dollars three years earlier.
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Fort Collins
Charles Boettcher
Great Western Sugar Company
Union Pacific Railway
Weaver
Riverside Ice and Storage Company
Russell & Haymaker
Complaint to Humane Officer Over Neglect of Six Children
Citizens report alleged gross neglect by a mother living on the north side. Acting Marshal Ah rend advised seeking the humane agent since the issue lies outside police jurisdiction. Children said to be kept in squalor.
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Ahrend
Aviation meet program from Los Angeles event
B L Kittle received an official program from Mr. and Mrs Starr for the aviation meet in Los Angeles. Starrs attend the meet and find it unusually interesting. Three classes of airships are entered with prizes from 500 to 8000 dollars awarded.
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B. L. Kittle
W. &. Starr
Los Angeles
Darnell Returns to Greeley and Is Jailed Again
J. H. Darnell was returned to Greeley on Wednesday and jailed to complete a forty five day sentence from last June for fighting. After serving five days last summer he was released on condition to leave town.
Gresley Gets Convention For Colorado Meeting
Colorado retailers decide to hold next year’s convention in Greeley at a Fort Collins gathering. The decision was made during the Fort Collins meeting.
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Gresley
Colorado Retail Grocery
Greeley
Fort Collins
Woodcraft Installation Follows Officers Induction
At the Women of Woodcraft meeting in the I O O F hall seventy five members attended a banquet hosted by Mrs. Alice Ling. Mrs Ling was the intailed clerk for the eleventh year and the new officers were announced including Mrs. Rachel Coleman G N and Mrs Frances Rosling P G.
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Woodcraft
Women of Woodcraft
Alice Ling
Mra
A. L. Moyer
Rachael Coleman
G. N
Frances Rosling
P. G
Weneh
Minnie Mcindoo
Lida Thompson
Bila Johnson
Rebecca McLucas
Anna Kidder
The
Guards
E A. Burton
Voucher Receipts for Weld County Fair Premium Payment
A voucher for 420.69 was received by Dr. J. March from the State Board of Agricultural Payments cover the board's share of Weld County Fair premium payments from the first week of last September. The association paid the other half. The voucher will be sent to State Auditor Kenehban for signature.
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J. March
State Board of Agricultural
Weld County Fair Association
Kenehban
Will leaves bulk of property to grand nephew
Hiram A. Shingle by attorney R G Strong filed his will in county court leaving the bulk of property to his grand nephew W M Fivans. A small portion goes to his daughter Ada Haughman of Bridgeport Nebraska. Mr Evans named executor.
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W. M. Fivans
Hiram A. Shingle
R. G. Strong
Ada Haughman
Bridgeport
Neb
Evans
Delightful Mosher party hosts guests at 1814 Ninth
Pleasant evening at the Mosher home 1814 Ninth Avenue drew about fifty guests. Honor guests included Margaret Webb from Denver Helen Stidger from Denver Nomah Wangelin from Boulder. Euchre drew many winners Wayne Patterson Ralph Henderson Go W Bliss Mrs William. Refreshments by Mrs Mosher Miss Jess and Mrs Parker with Miss Mabel Woolf. Saturday afternoon Mosher hosted a thimble party with musical numbers by Nena Hana Edna Randolph Metha Snoddy and Joseph Knowles.
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Mosher
Jessice Meer
Margaret Webb
Den
Helen Stidger
Denver
Nomah Wangelin
Boulder
Wilita Euchre
Fort
Wayne Patterson
Ralph Henderson
Go. W. Bliss
William
Deliciana
Mra. Mosher
Misa Jes
Mre. Parker
Mabel Woolf
Suest Het
Mise Mos
Mise Nena Hana
Edna Randolph
Misa Metha Snoddy
Mina Joseph Knowles
Harmful Rodent Control Instructions Noted
A historical OCR fragment describes a method to kill prairie dogs using fumes from bisulfide fed through a burrow. The text instructs sealing the hole to suffocate rodents, referencing a cloth to block air flow and prevent air entry.
Grace N Allen sues Daniel Lord on $400 note in district court
Note recovery action filed in district court by Mrs Grace N Allen against Daniel Lord and others seeking closure on a $400 obligation. Attorney Joseph Ewing appears for Mrs Allen.
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Distry
Grace N. Allen
Daniel Lord
Attorn Joseph
Ewing
M Allen
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Camfield Hotel
K. C.sapero
Sapero
Europe
State Board of Medical Examiners of
Mrs. Kent
Kersey Club
Gingham
Cahill Dry Goods Company
PROM
Bartlett Lumber Company
Ninth St
Twelfth St
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