Pike's Peak excursion described from Engleman to summit
The Lorain Pike's Peak route offers a detailed tour from Manitou to the summit aboard the Cog Wheel Route. The narrative highlights dramatic scenery, rail milestones, and the ascent's awe inspiring views with notes on altitude, the summit hotel, and the lighthouse beam projecting across states.
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Greeley
Colorado
Pikes Peak
Glen
Engleman
Manitou
Colorado Springs
Ob Manitou
Learvant
Theicey
Uxton
Haem
Nehaha
Minnehaha Falls
Pws
Elorado
Pike's Peak
Mit
Eyrie
Summit Hotel
Denver
Pueblo
Pittsburg
Cripple Creek
Victor
Goldfield
Independence
Jules Verne
Steel Observatory
Rockies
Cholera Threat in New York Raises Alarm
Washington reports Surgeon General Walter Wyman warns of grave danger of Asiatic cholera taking hold in the United States. Officials say the threat is imminent, with several marine hospital experts dispatched to New York to aid cholera efforts.
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Washington
Walter Wyman
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Marine Hospital
New York
Miss Cena Yerion Spends Day with Friends in Ault
Miss Cena Yerion visited Ault this morning to spend the day with friends, enjoying local company and neighborhood scenes.
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Miss Cena Yerion
Ault
Weld County Fair to Adopt Official Colors
A committee including Mrs. C. H. Ramsay Mrs. D. A. Camfield and Mrs. W. B. Moody will design the official color scheme for the Weld County fair in Greeley. They plan a yellow harvest emblem and will report in time to advertise preparations for the September event.
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Weld County Fair
Greeley
C. H. Ramsay
D. A. Camfield
W. B. Moody
Pupils Present Musical Then Receive Diplomas
Mrs James McDonald class held a Monday afternoon musicale with many parents and friends attending. Performers included Bernice Taylor Hazel Taylor Louise Struble Lillian Ouderkirk Clara Erickson Alice Kellogue Etta Weir Margaret Cameron Anna Evans Alice Leonard Caroline Edwards with instrumental selections and vocal solos by Ida Briggs Caroline Edwards Alice Leonard and Lillian Ouderkirk. Diplomas were awarded followed by a short social and refreshments.
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James McDonald
Bernice
Hazel Taylor
Louise Struble
Lillian Ouderkirk
Clara Erickson
Alice Kellogue
Etta Weir
Margaret Cameron
Anna Evans
Alice Leonard
Caroline Edwards
Ing
Ida Briggs
Kidney Disease Remedy Proves Curative Case
Mr Perry A Pitman of Dale Texas says he was bedridden four months with kidney and bladder trouble and gall stones. One bottle of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him. Clark Faulkner Drug Co.
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Perry A. Pitman
Dale
Tex
Foley
Cound
Clark & Faulkner Drog Co
Go After Riders on Sidewalks in Greeley
City moves to enforce sidewalk bicycle ban after several near misses and minor accidents. A formal notice will appear in papers warning that riders caught will be arrested and fined. Parents urged to inform children to stop sidewalk riding.
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Greeley
Plans to Revolutionize Present Irrigation Law
Fort Morgan July 18. A proposed Colorado bill would abolish current water distribution and create river superintendent patrols to regulate flows daily. Arthur H. Cutler, head of the associated ditches, argues the system would cost little and be funded by irrigated lands. local irrigationists favor the plan.
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Fort Morgan
Colorado
Arthur H. Cutler
Cutler
Greeley Woman First to Make Estes Trip
Mrs. J. T. Clough, with five children, claims the first woman to drive to Estes Park and back without a man. She started Saturday from Greeley, reached Estes Park about noon, visited Mr. and Mrs. McArthur, and returned Sunday, arriving home at 7. Roads up were poor due to rain, but the return trip was uneventful.
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J. T. Clough
Estes Park
Greeley
Women urged to seek skilled homes roles in education
Dr Charles H Keyes told a Normal chapel audience that women shape home life and should be educated for wife and mother roles. He blamed divorces on women’s ignorance and argued education for women is a new, vital advancement.
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Charles H. Keyes
Normal Chapel
Keyes
Three Die in Louviers Nitroglycerin Blast at Du Pont Plant
Five thousand pounds of nitroglycerin exploded at 7 35 AM in Louviers Colorado injuring three workers Hansig 41 married six children William Humple 56 unmarried August Hoppe 30 unmarried. Hoppe’s remaining body parts were found while other bodies were blown to atoms. The detonation occurred at the neutralizing plant of E I Du Pont de Nemours Powder Co located between Walhurst and Sedalia south of Denver. Cause unknown.
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Louviers
Denver Union Depot
Hansig
William Humple
August Hoppe
Hoppe
E. I. Dupont de Nemours Powder Company
Walhurst
Sedalia
Denver
W O T U Day at Boulder Chautauqua
Thursday July 27 marks temperance day at the Boulder chautauqua with expected crowds from Greeley. W C T U has received growing interest and may need more time each year. if over 190 attend from Greeley a full week will be allotted next year for the work.
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Boulder
Greeley
Foley Medicines Cited as Standard Remedies by Clark & Faulkner
Clark and Faulkner Drug Co endorses Foley's Honey and Tar and Foley Kidney Pills as proven standard medicines long recognized by physicians for treating coughs, colds, throat and chest ailments, and kidney-related issues. The note critiques Taft's reform provisions and asserts the value of these established products.
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Taft
Foley
Clark & Faulkner Drug Co
Mrs May Bacheldor Goes to Eaton on Business
Mrs May Bacheldor traveled to Eaton this morning on business matters.
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May Bacheldor
Eaton
More Than Four Score But Still Takes Walks
Mrs. Martha Hughes, aged 86, travels alone across the west to visit 70 descendants. She visits Denver and Greeley to see her daughter and granddaughter before returning to Fairbury, Neb. She says walking with grandchildren is the best medicine and credits hard work and simple living for her health.
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Martha Hughes
Denver
Dennis Sullivan
Greeley
J. J. Purcell
Fairbury
Neb
Honey and Tar Compound for Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts a honey and tar cough remedy suitable for children and adults. It claims no opiates or harmful drugs and references a yellow package. Sub Clark and Faulkner Drug is refused.
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Clark & Faulkner Drug
Build Jail on Back Lot Is Suggested
County officials discuss relocating the new jail to the rear lot behind the Sterling opera house. Proponents say it offers light and air, privacy, and ease of access to the courthouse, while preserving the Elks ground for a future court house and avoiding crowding the proposed site facing the city park.
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Sterling Opera House
City Park
Court House
Elks
First of Youths Sentenced in Greeley Burglary Case
Albian Sward was sentenced to the reform school at Golden by Judge Bradfield in county court Tuesday morning for burglaries at the homes of C. C. Townsend Ernest Grable Frank Ewing and J. W. Crone. George Kidder may be committed to the same institution under a suspended juvenile sentence.
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Sheriff's Office
Albian Sward
Reform Schoo
Golden
Bradfield
George Kidder
Sward
C. C. Townsend
Ernest Grable
Frank Ewing
J. W. Crone
Kidder
Greeley
Real Indians Battle Spuds In Greeley Series
Sioux Indians visit Greeley for two games with the Spuds Thursday and Friday. The Indians, traveling this season, are competing in the Trinidad and Cheyenne class, likely challenging the Spuds for both wins. Nichols is favored to win one game while the other pitcher is undecided. Wiedensaul may unveil new material, boosting the Spuds’ chances. First pitch is at 3 o clock.
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Greeley
City Enriched by Fines Sparks Junk Dealer War
A dispute over higher junk prices led to a street brawl among dealers and families in a Colorado town. Police apprehended nearly a dozen combatants. three were fined 13.75 each after a police court matinee led by Marathon Bill.
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Marathon Bill
Sherman
Cool Weather Now Promised in the East
Following a recent heat wave the weather bureau forecasts a cool wave across the country. An unusually high pressure over Canada and Alaska and low pressure on the Atlantic suggests below normal temperatures nationwide this week, with near normal to above normal readings west of the Rockies and occasional showers in the southern plateau and southern Rockies.
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Weather Bureau
Canada
Alaska
Atlantic
Weather Report
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Pickle Day Planned by Platteville
Platteville officials plan a Pickle Day with a big free barbecue for five thousand, dill pickles donated by Kuner Pickle Co for a Dutch lunch, plus races and pulling events. Decision on date between September 9 and a week later. Community clubs and Weld and Larimer counties will advertise the celebration.
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Platteville
Platteville Commercial Club
Kuner Pickle Company
Weld
Larimer
Appendicitis Operations in Windsor Hospital
Windsor junior Boyd Laybourn underwent an appendectomy yesterday at Windsor hospital and is resting easy with strong hopes for a speedy recovery. Mrs Anderson also had the same operation earlier in the week and is on the road to recovery.
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Windsor
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Pike’s Peak
Estes
Dupont Powder Works
W. O. T.U. Day
Court House Corner
Real Indians
Sustling
Henry Candlin
Notary Public
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