Swastika Card Club Meets at Neill Home
The Swastika card club was entertained at the Neill home on Sev enth street Monday evening by Mr and Mrs Clarence T Neill and Mr and Mrs Alex Verguson 500 was the entertainment main part of the program after which refreshments were served Special guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Clark Dr Delbridge Miss M Kinney Mrs Norcross and Morton Neill The club will meet Monday evening with Mrs James Kendel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill
Seventh Street
Clarence T. Neill
Alex Verguson
Joe Clark
Delbridge
M Kinney
Norcross
Morton Neill
James Kendel
New Century Club Hosts Afternoon Session
The New Century club met with Mrs. Chas. Couzens and heard Italy Under the Spanish Domination by Mrs. Foley. Italian scientists Bruno by Mrs. Abbott Galileo by Mrs. Wilkinson and A Day in Rome guided by Mrs. Kerlee with maps to the Forum Coliseum Vatican and St Peter's. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Foley and guest Mrs. Welch attended.
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New Century Club
Chas. Couzens
Ninth Street
Italy
Foley
Welch
Public Library as a Factor in Education Urges Carnegie Support
The Social Science Circle met with Rev. O A Petty about thirty attendees. Petty presented a paper arguing that Greenly should seek Carnegie library support to match town growth and education needs, citing Carnegie library counts in major districts to illustrate outside backing.
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O. A. Petty
Petty
New York City
Carnegie
Auction Bulletin Highlights Farms in Weld County Area
A sequence of ranch auctions runs Feb 2 to Feb 8 near Fort Lupton Fort Collins Timnath Greeley Lucerne and surrounding locales With listings include dozens of horses cattle mules sows hogs steers and farm implements plus hay seed crops and household goods Owners include Tony Sebold L J Farrer W VanGorder Robt Boyd and sons Wm Gillett Joe Wilkinson and R W Person, indicating a major quit farming trend.
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Fort Lupton
Tony Sebold
My Ranch
Fort Collins
Timnath
L. J. Farrer
Greeley
W. VanGorder
Robert Boyd
Robt
Boyd & Sons
Joe Wilkinson
Lucerne
Wm. Gillett
R. W. Person
Will Levis
Committee Reconsiders Carnegie Plan With City Support
The committee will revisit the Carnegie plan, which has yielded beneficent results in hundreds of similar cities, and may expand its adoption locally.
Quiet Baptist Wedding Net to Torrington Wyoming
Monday morning at 10 o'clock a quiet wedding joined Albert N. Enfield of Lucerne and Miss Margaret Eliza Harris of Greeley. Rev. F Barnett officiated at the Baptist parsonage. The bride and groom plan to ranch near Torrington Wyoming and depart at once for their new home.
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Baptist
Albert N. Enfield
Lucerne
Margaret Eliza Harris
Greeley
F. Barnett
The
Baptist Church
Enfield
Torrington
Wyo
Quiet Wedding at 715 Seventh Street
Miss Ocie E. Newland married James F. Hume of Eaton in a quiet ceremony at 715 Seventh Street on Friday at 7 30 p m. Rev Rk J Hunter officiated. The couple left for Eaton to occupy their home prepared by the groom.
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Seventh Street
Ocie E. Newland
Louise A. Newland
James F. Hume
Eaton
Hume
Rk. J. Hunter
First Presbyterian Church
Rapid Writers Through History and Notable Quick Works
The piece surveys fast writing across eras, citing Livy with 142 books and Romans like Cicero producing multiple works yearly. It notes Byron, Scott, and Johnson as rapid writers, with claims of The Corsair in ten days and Scott earning £1000 in ten days for a single work. Stories include Rab and His Friends written in one sitting and Samuel Johnson drafting forty eight octavo pages in one sitting. It mentions a hymn written in a single day and Chalmers’ sermon timing.
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Livy
Cicero
Johnson
Scott
Byron
Rab
John Brown
Dean Shipley
Heber
Greenland
Chalmers
Samuel Johnson
Rasselas
The Lowell Incident and His College Suspension
A biography relates James Russell Lowell’s senior year escalating unexcused absences from recitations and chapel. At evening prayers he bowed theatrically after being chosen poet of his class, triggering a decisive suspension ending a pattern of negligence.
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James Russell Lowell
Lowell
Trayers
Whiteman Visits Relatives, Reviews Denver Music Work
W. J. Whiteman, supervisor of music in Denver schools, spent yesterday with his brother J. R. Whiteman of the Greeley schools. He inspected music programs in city schools and the Normal, and explored inviting Greeley residents to attend the Stabat Mater oratorio in Denver soon.
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W. J. Whiteman
Mustic
Denver
J. R. Whiteman
Greeley
Stomach and Liver Tablets Boost Recovery, Mrs Lowe Says
A Cooper resident, Mrs John Lowe, reports relief after taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for years of stomach trouble. She bought twelve bottles and is now well. The tablets are sold by druggists.
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Chamberlain
Hay
John Lowe
Cooper
Seed Potatoes Offered In Limited Wisconsin Seed Batch
A limited quantity of Pure Bliss Triumphs seed potatoes from Wisconsin seed are for sale. Samples available at 920 Ninth Avenue in the office of F. H. Badger or at the ranch north of LaGrange school house by C. H. Ford.
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Wisconsin
Ninth Avenue
F. H. Badger
LaGrange School House
C. H. Ford
Isthmus Canal Work Praised by Shonts at Chicago Banquet
Theodore P. Shonts chaired a Commercial Club of Chicago banquet where he defended the French effort on the Isthmus and contrasted it with the U S project. He cited expenditures, excavation, canal widths, and the need to rework French works for a modern lock canal while praising U S health and sanitation programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theodore P. Shonts
Isthmian Canal Commission
Commercial Club of Chicago
Cuba
Jamaica
Buffalo and Bull Fight in Juarez Arena Draws Large Crowd
In El Paso a crowd flocked to Juarez to witness a bull and North Dakota buffalo clash for about thirty minutes. The bull balked and refused to continue while the buffalo gave a strong showing before retiring as the struggle ended. It drew the largest audience ever at Juarez arena.
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el Paso
North Dakota
Durango
Mexico
Juarez
Roosevelt tightens public land sales to curb frauds
President Roosevelt aims to end frauds in public land acquisitions by requiring ground examinations before any patent is issued. The order, sent through Secretary Hitchcock to General Land Office officials, allows exceptions only in previously adjudicated cases.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hitchcock
Colorado Legislature Debates Veto Power and Public Reform
Colorado lawmakers discuss a proposed constitution amendment creating a people's veto via referendum and direct initiative by petition. Other items include anti trust proposals, a new liquor license inspector, a Stratton estate inquiry, and bills on education, public finances, and state administration. The Stratton inquiry will convene in January at Colorado Springs with a seven member panel.
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Alexander
A. EB. Bent
E. T. Wolverton
Grand Valley
Wolverton
Glenwood Springs
Harper
Senate
Campbell, de la Vergne
Lewis
Winfield S. Stratton
House of Representatives
Stratton
Colorado Springs
Campbell
Collins
de la Vergne
Barela
Harbison
Lines
Young
Denver
Springs
Greeley Banks Show Strong Combined Deposits
Greeley four banks report a total of 9 percent 1,731,006.88 in deposits in the Tribune. First National tops with over a million in assets, while Greeley National posts substantial gains under new management. Union National and Weld County Savings Bank also show healthy growth, with Weld County Savings reaching about 200 000 under Charlie Jackson.
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Greeley
Tribune
Fisr
Petrikin
Colorado
Greeley National
Union National
Weld County Savings Bank
Charlie Jackson
Bargain Sales Cited as Common but Trust Depends on Merchant
The notice claims many bargains are used to lure buyers with real or sham discounts. It urges shoppers to verify prices by comparing cash rates with credit stores. A display ad next week in the Tribune will show savings of 20 to 25 percent at W. T. Sherman's Cash Grocery in Greeley.
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Pamemor Buchtel
Edward J. Wilcox
State Industrial School For Girls
Helen L. Grenfell
Wilcox
Colorado
Argentine Central Railroad
Gray’s Peak
Prohibition Party
Statler
Tobin
Tribune
W. T. Sherman
Cash Grocery
Greeley
Water Works Project Advances Near Windsor
The city waterworks pipeline reaches just short of Windsor but stalls for lack of lumber. Work continues on the hill southwest reservoir with cement tasks underway and weather permitting. Full system completion hinges on securing rail-delivered lumber from the northwest within sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
Windsor
Allcock's Plasters Claim Safe Sure and Speedy Relief
An advertisement extols Allcock's Plasters as safe because they lack deleterious drugs, sure due to tailored ingredients, and speedy as their medicinal action targets muscles nerves and skin. It warns they are original porous plasters and urges buyers to obtain the genuine article to avoid imitations.
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Allcock
Six O Clock Dinner Honoring Rev Hunter
Six O Clock Dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs L L Wyatt of 1202 Tenth Street Saturday evening in honor of Rev and Mrs R J Hunter. The five course meal was served to twelve guests including Mr and Mrs J Bb MoGara Mr and Mrs J K Thompson Mrs Hopper and Benton Andrews of Salt Lake City.
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L. L. Wyatt
Tenth Street
R. J. Hunter
J. Bb. Mo'Gara
J. K. Thompson
Hopper
Benton Andrews
Salt Lake City
Vested Boys Choir Dines at Mrs Faulkner Home
The choir members enjoyed a turkey dinner Friday evening at Mrs Faulkner's home. Under Miss Katherine Darby the group, a bright note in local music, performs at Congregational church on alternate Sunday evenings.
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Faulkner
Katherine Darby
Congregational Church
Homeseekers Excursion to Texas and New Mexico
The Colorado & Southern offers half rates for round trips to Texas Panhandle and tributary sections. Settlement travel to Texas and New Mexico areas promoted. Write for particulars to T. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver, Colorado.
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Homeseekers
Texas
New Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Colorado & Southern
Fisher
Denver
Colo
Grove's Cold Cure Ad Claim One Day Relief
Advertises a remedy promising to cure a cold in one day using laxative bromo quinine tablets. Claims a refund if it fails and notes Grove's signature on each box. Price stated as 5c.
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Grove
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E. G. H. Kirts
Ind
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Iven & Chairman
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Mr. Shonts
United States
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Parrish
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Committee On Temperance
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House Committee On Finance, Ways and Means
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Colorado Pharmaceutical Association
Kelly
G. W. Clayton
Moses Hallett
R. W. Speer
Arapahoe
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Wilder
State Board of Health
Parks
Buchtel
Stewart
Douglas
F. A. Meredith
Irrigation Congress
Frank C. Goudy
Drake
Jefferson
Wood
Adams
Senator Booth
Archuleta County
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Methodist Social Union
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