Machinery Overhaul Affects Factory Operations And Beets
Reports indicate production facilities in Des Moines are undergoing extensive machinery overhauls. Repairs involve beet processing within the pulp and cement sheds, with a tall water tower installed for protection. The overhaul spans multiple departments, and damaged equipment from storms may have influenced the work.
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Collins Technical Ory
Jlor
Greeley
Eat
Des Moines Res
Local Republican Committee Names Members and Leaders
The report lists seven members authorized for the party committee with E Stewart as chairman and includes Sheriff, District Attorney, and Publican organization figures. The text notes a split between progressive and regular wings, reflecting factional tensions within Denver County.
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Pal Ben Griffith
Lip E. Stewart
Denver County
Vy. J. C. Ewing
John W. Elwell
Charles J. May
Jesse
Pickle Day Planned as County Fair With Exhibits
Platteville plans Pickle Day for September 2 with a committee meeting tonight to firm the program. Fort Ludden selects September 2 for its celebration, prompting a potential date change. The event aims to feature a small county fair with grain and farm product displays and a horse show.
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Platteville
Fort Lupton
Prairie dog Jimmie delights Sharon Springs society
Evans July 10. Mrs. Bergman of Sharon Springs Kansas visits Evans with a prairie dog named Jimmie five months old. The animal sits on its hind legs, barks, and roams the parlor floor in an alligator bag. Jimmie has become a hit with local society ladies during visits and social calls.
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Evans
Evans Society
W. A. Bergman
Sharon Springs
Kan
Bergman
Jimmie
No Bag Time for Alexander Wedding in Windsor
Windsor July 10 A wedding took place after Judge Chipman joined Fulton Alexander of Eaton and Bertha Jones of Windsor in matrimony amid formal ceremony. Alexander, employed at the Eaton sugar factory, wed the Windsor factory worker’s daughter, Sam Jones, as the wedding concluded with lighthearted remarks about the couple’s name.
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Windsor
Fulton Alexander
Eaton
Bertha Jones
Sam Jones
Summer excursion to Eldora promises scenic trip and lessons
A Tribune sponsored summer excursion for Glenwood school students and friends departs from the C. S. depot at 7 30 a m Saturday July 18. The trip includes a stop at Eldora Lake for three and a half hours with options to climb flowers fish or stroll the canon then returns via Boulder to Greeley arriving around 1 30 p m Tickets should be bought in advance from the Teachers College or Tribune office or by calling with party size
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Lake Eldora
Eldora
Boulder
Greeley
Tribune
The
Teachers College
Greeley Poudre district freeholders vote on extension
Saturday Pierce July 10 voters in the Greeley Poudre irrigation district will decide to extend the time to December 31 1912 for the Laramie Poudre system completion. Major issue is a $900000 bond to KE Shellaberger of Chicago via Iliff and Camfield. Nominal back-pay to contractors offered as 25 percent upfront with remainder as bonds secured note.
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KE. F. Shellaberger
Chicago
Iliff
Camfield
Shellaberger
Pierce, Nunn
E. F. Shella
Berger
Irrigation Company
Smuraayt
Preparing for Biscuit Day in Erie this September
Erie July 10 The Biscuit Day committee will meet tonight to plan a September event aimed at preserving Erie's memory for outsiders. Last year the per capita cost was just over 50 cents. The town considers a $250 annual appropriation for Biscuit Day and related activities. Eric will provide biscuits butter apple butter and coffee plus horse racing and other amusements.
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Erie
Camfield
Eric
Woman Farms Large Acreage Near Windsor
Windsor July 10 Mrs Flora Law manages five 160 acre farms near Windsor without male assistance. She rides a buggy each morning to advise workers, claiming her crop prospects surpass any man’s. A lifelong farmer, she plans to live in a farm cottage this summer and has studied classics and sciences to improve farming techniques. Also noted is W A Miner showing alfalfa and oats at City National Bank from a year old planting, with a five foot hay crop. his farm lies between Brush and Snyder on 160 acres.
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Windsor
Flora Law
W. A. Miner
City National Bank
Unclear melee between rivals over cows and cream debate
In a disputed clash between factions over dairy and cream issues, tensions rose as verbal exchanges escalated. Participants grappled and a second party joined, with accusations and threats cited, while bystanders intervened to prevent further violence.
Evans Grocer Suffers Stroke in Shop
Evans grocer John Mc Murphy, a well known local dealer, suffered a stroke while alone among the store shelves yesterday in Evans. He fell and cut his face, but is reported to be improving though unable to work for some time. Murphy, long active in farming and local business, has lived in the area for years and was once an operator at Fort Collins.
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Las Vegas
Greeley
Jack J
Wuraings
Murphy
Seeng
Ars
Fort Collins
Jim
Peter Hughes i
Loveland
Irphy
Dunnings Loan Debacle Prompts Court Inquiry
Local report outlines a dispute over a $550 loan and a $30 commission. Dunn allegedly kept the $30 rather than handing it to Noel, who had funded the Arizona advance. The case involves auditor Eckhart and a claim that misused funds were tied to debts and expenses as the court considers restitution and proper accounting.
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J. FE
L. I. Noel
Arizona
Eckhart
Dunn
Noel
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern seeks route data to Severance
Receivers of the Denver, Laramie & Northwestern railroad filed a district court petition to obtain data on shipments in the rich agricultural area between Greeley and Severance. If tonnage supports it, the line may extend 12 miles to Severance. two thirds of the necessary grade is already built.
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Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad Company
Greeley
Severance
Suicidal Attempt By Mrs S Clayi In Ping Pong Alley
July 10 Excitement in Ping Pong alley as Mrs S Clayi a white woman reportedly tried suicide by taking tablets. She ingested a heavy poison dose, was found by T Matsu, a doctor called, and she survived with no ill effects. The name before marriage is not known and officials could not identify tablet type.
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T. Matsu
Windsor Farmers Rally For Roads With Icing Drags
Windsor July 10 Farmers in Windsor plan road improvement by working on the highways with icing drags. The Motor club, largely composed of farmers, leads the good road effort. Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Elliott from Quincey Illinois visit Mrs. L. K. Preston and plan a stay at Allen's Park before returning home.
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Windsor
Motor Club
C. F. Elliott
Quincey, Ill
L. K. Preston
Preston
Allen’s Park
Rev. Elliott
Unitarian Church
Keokuk
Routine Aldermen Meeting Powers and Park Use Granted
City council transacted routine business handling a water pipeline repair, noting a well filled reservoir with 10 feet 2 inches of water. Weld County Fair association secured Island Grove park September 24 to 27. A $50 cleanup fund was deposited. A street ditch on Thirteenth Street was referred to the water committee. Poll tax totals reached $938. Weeds on vacant lots to be tackled by the marshal. Twelve cement culvert coverings approved. Plans for a new city reservoir progressed. Sewer district No. 53 charter approved on first reading. Sand blows and air valves to be marked for future location per Alder man Howard.
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Howard
Hall
Weld County Fair Association
Island Grove Park
Thirteenth Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth Avenues
Water Committee
Milton Seamon
Fight for Better Rates To Reopen Railroad Complaint
George Kindel plans to file a new complaint with the state railroad commission to reduce freight rates from northern coal fields into Denver. The prior two year order expired, removing caps on rate duration, after a court challenge tied up the previous reduction won by the Colorado Consumers' League.
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George Kindel
State Railroad Commission
Denver
Kindel
Colorado Consumers’ League
Eugenics Views From a Denver College Leader
Dr. Z X Snyder president of the State Teachers college spoke in Denver on eugenics during a teachers meeting. He described eugenics as a scientific part of biotics, stressing preservation of valuable traits, support for the handicapped, and that the super-race would arise from natural attraction of fine types rather than elimination of individuals below normal. The interview notes his cautious stance and calls for humane handling of inheritance issues.
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Z. X. Snyder
State Teachers College
Denver
Alice Roche
Long
Denver News
David Starr Jordan
Chicago
Snyder
Greeley
Dr. Snyder
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