Greeley Spuds win two more over Underhills in league play
Greeley Spuds take two straight games from Underhills as strong outfield play and college pitching powers propel a 8 to 3 victory. Buckets and LaSalle shine while Miller and Underhills clash on the mound. Windsor and Johnstown also post results in a busy Colorado State League schedule.
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Rumors of irregularities at State Teachers College arise in Denver
Reports claim funds diverted between departments and improper books in biotics teaching. Dr Z X Snyder denies formal charges or trustee notification while noting possible misquotes from disgruntled sources. Rumors swirl as spring term ends and only about a dozen of 40 faculty may remain next year. fate of charges unclear.
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Purity Dairy Opens in Raton Under H W Walker
Raton on July 13 saw the Purity dairy begin operations under manager H W Walker. Located on the Willis Baton place north of town, Walker has secured a state license and pledges the latest sanitary methods for dairy work.
The Captain of Plymouth staged by State Teachers College
Students at the State Teachers College staged The Captain of Plymouth with J C Kendel in the lead as Miles Standish and Miss Amy Diebert delivering a clear lyric soprano. Prof Fitz played John Alden, Roy Adams was Erasmus, and Miss Ruth Buchan impressed as Katanka. Spanish-tinged Indian roles and local touches added charm. the show drew applause and audience engagement. The next production, The Merchant of Venice, is set for July 17 in the college auditorium.
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Grover Ends Copper Phone Wires Era
Grover July 15 two months ago residents used telephone service via phone lines strung on fence posts as barbed wire replaced copper. Today farmers complete the project with the last pole set and final coil of copper wire stretched, ending telephonic troubles.
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Greeley considers inviting the Fort Logan Army post band for two free concerts with all expenses covered except meals and lodging. Rails official Martin offers transportation, aiming for Saturday August 10 with a noon park concert followed by an evening show and Sunday morning return. Fort Logan band remains unpaid beyond expenses. William Sloan of Johnstown died in Berthoud at 3 a.m. Friday aged about 50. he was a former Johnstown resident and farmer.
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