Weld County Progressives Choose Delegates for State and District Meetings
Weld County Republicans and progressives held a meeting amid debate on forming a new party. Delegates to the progressive state convention in Denver in August and district convention were announced, with Nixon elected as Mann secretary. Names listed include J C Nixon, E C Smith, Leo Mann, August Anderson, J W Campbell, L B Reed, and many others.
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Weld
Bath
Nixon
Progressive Party
Mann
Progres
Sive
Denver
J. C. Nixon
E. C. Smith
Leo G. Mann
O. D. Neill
August Anderson
J. W. Campbell
L. B. Reed
W. F. Willis
C. O. Dodder
Thomas Robinson
James Coykendall
L. B. Tucker
R. A. Dix
J. L. Doney
Ralph B. Carpenter
Paul Gregory
George C. Briggs
H. E. Witwer
H. N. Bickling
John Knutson
J. M. Curry
R. W. Comer
Paul Arbuckle
C. B. Norris
Simon Peterson
William D. Baird
J. A. Behrens
W. Williams
G. A. Center
Edgar Burbridge
J. M. Bainbridge
Lincoln
Walter Kimsey
H. E. Mann
D. Griffith
E. H. Houtchens
George P. Gibbs
Colorado Legislation Seeks Direct US Senate Pledges
The article outlines new primary law proposals in Colorado where legislators may pledge to vote for the U S Senate candidate with the highest vote in their party. It explains two statements a candidate may sign binding future voting, or opt out and vote freely if not signed.
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Memhouse of Representatives
Colorado
Congress
Senate
United States
National Guard Battalion Leaves Greeley for Field Service
The Battalion National Guard departs Greeley for field maneuvers at Pole Creek Wyoming, with over a hundred men and many local residents lining the downtown and park to bid farewell. Major C C Townsend coordinates readiness as a Denver special train arrives at 9 45 p m.
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Battalion National Guard
Greeley
St Battalion
N. G
Denver
National Guards
Pole
Dale Creek
Wyomlineuvers
C. C. Townsend
Narrowly Escaped Injury In Windsor Power Fuse Incident
July 19 report from Windsor describes F. A. Narrowly escaping death while adjusting a fuse in a building. A fuse sparked, he grabbed another fuse and received a jolt. he survived after losing consciousness for about ten minutes as the current was cut. Two girls in runaway also noted near Lucerne livery barn when a horse bolted. Miss Ina Wilson suffered a slight scalp wound.
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Rician
F. A
Windsor
Burton T
Lucerne
Ina Wilson
Emma Collins
Fred Serr
Serr
Tribune Want Ads Sell or Buy Most Anything
Tribune want ads offer a wide range of items for sale and requests for buyers. The listings include household goods, vehicles, services, and miscellaneous odds and ends. Readers can place notices to auction, trade, or procure needed items through the newspaper classifieds.
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Tribune
Sabbath School Sweet Pea Distribution Shows Returns
Superintendent H Bergman of the Christian Sunday school reports results from sweet pea seed distribution. Forty bouquets were brought by pupils for church decoration, with 700 packages distributed in April and a plan for weekly flower offerings through the summer.
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H. Bergman
Christian
Mexican miner fires on barroom patrons in coal town
On July 22 Abraham Rivera a Mexican coal miner fired Gunn Berlin after a scab chant sparked a brawl in Berlinton. Berlin was shot twice in the arm and abdomen and Marshal Berlin was later wounded when Rivera shot at him. Rivera fled. a description and photo were obtained. Local tension between union and nonunion miners fueled the feud and a municipal council purge earlier this year.
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Abraham Rivera
Berlin
Greeley
Peterson
Rivera
Berlinton
O Iners
Jim Barcla
Barclay
Rivers
Gerlin
Ang
Lost horse found in chicken coop near Hudson
In Hudson on July 22 a horse owned by Jim Legerwood wandered into a pasture chicken house for a day and night. Deputy Ray Robb had suspected theft and notified Weld, Adams, and Morgan counties. The horse emerged at dawn with a flock of chickens riding on its back.
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Hudson
Yonder Hill
Jim Legerwood
Ray Robb
Robb
Weld
Adams
Morgan County
Legerwood
Laramie May Extend Line Receivers Seek Steel Rail Quote
The Denver, Laramie & Northwestern rail line plans a Sev erance extension. Receivers seek 5,000 tons of steel rail at about 150000 dollars funded by receivers certificates. No court approval yet. A previous grant authorized 1000 dollars for an investigation of resources northwest of Greeley. The 12 mile extension would cost around 250000 dollars.
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Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad
District Court
Greeley
Huller Ends First Pea Run
Johnstown on July 22 marked the end of the early pea run as the pea huller shut at 4 PM after processing 250000 pounds in two weeks. Grantham and Condon’s 18 acre patch yielded 24000 pounds while farmers netted about 30 dollars per acre. The Johnstown condensary is receiving 15000 pounds of milk daily, with Holstein cows favored. Windsor creamery in Denver ships 2000 pounds daily.
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Johnstown
Grantham and Condon
Windsor Creamery
Denver
Teachers Chosen for Platteville School Year
The Platteville school board selected new staff for the coming year led by Prof. Muir as principal. In grammar, Katherine Armour. intermediate Lisa Yockey. primary Mary C Grubb. All are graduates of State Teachers college at Greeley.
School Furnishings Bought for New Building
J S Hobeck secretary of school district No 580 returned from Greeley with funds to buy desks for the new school building. Work is being pushed to finish by September 1.
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Hudson
J. S. Hobeck
Greeley
After Big Game Eaton Andrew Jackson and Son Head North
Andrew Jackson and his ten year old son Myrle left yesterday for Montreal to visit relatives for a week and then travel north into the game region to camp for two weeks. Fae Jackson expects to bag some this game and his young son is equally enthusiastic.
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Eaton
Andrew Jackson J
Myrle
Montreal
Fae Jackson
Girls Are Wanted To Help Harvest In Weld County
Windsor July 22 Mrs Flora Law a leading Weld County farmer says she would not need help if ten girls assisted in harvesting barley. She farms about 18 acres with an expected yield of 45 bushels per acre and personally oversees daily field work.
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Windsor
Flora Law
Weld County
Mrs Churchill Receives M A Degree at Teachers College
Isabella Churchill was among Thursday graduates at the Teachers College earning an M A degree. She previously earned a B A in 1900. Her three children Mrs A J Casebeer Mrs Calvin D Lester and Prof Van Churchill are also college graduates. She is noted for club and philanthropic work across the western states.
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Isabella Churchill
Teachers College
Churchill
A. J. Casebeer
Calvin D. Lester
van Churchill
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Colorado
Picturesque India Lecture Delights Greeley Audience
Mrs. Anna Hedrick drew a full house at the Christian church with an illustrated talk on Picturesque India. She described temples tombs public buildings and the country while recounting the challenges faced by teachers and missionaries. 100 stereopticon slides, secured in India, were praised as the finest shown in Greeley.
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Anna Hedrick
Christian Church
India
Union Meeting in Hereford July 19
Hereford Sunday schools will hold a union meeting here next Sunday at 11 o clock with a temperance concert followed by a basket dinner. Afternoon preaching is planned.
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Hereford
Funeral and social notices from Weld County region
William Mitchell of Loveland attended the funeral of Ellis Blackwood and the burial occurred at Evans cemetery. Various locals including Miss Helen Yonker and Miss Susie Ferguson were guests or visiting Denver, with multiple small gatherings noted in Green City and Weldona areas. A dancing party at Masters hall featured a large local guest list despite rain, and regional visits included Denver, Kersey, Sublette, and Sterling.
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William Mitchell
Loveland
Ellis Blackwood
Evans Cemetery
Helen Yonker
Grace Ellis
James Beattie
Denver
W. C. Chaffin
Joe Huddart
Weldona
Wallace Mackey
Ethel Helms
Susie Ferguson
F. W. Smylie
Hannah
Elizabeth
Janet Hershey
William E. Day
Fred Seldon
S. Sanford
Margaret Sanford
Masters Hall
Elizabeth Smylie
Mary Painter
Clara
Marjory Hildermann
Helen Waite
Agnes Foley
Mayme Huddart
Eula da
Carlson Guests Travel to Greeley on Auto Trip
John Carlson and S. W. Beggs traveled by auto to Greeley on Thursday and returned Friday. Beggs represents the Bijou people in attempting to purchase the Putnam ditch water. The water owners, ranchmen, refuse to accept unsold bonds as security.
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John Carlson
S. W. Beggs
Greeley
Local Visitors And Vacations Reported
Tuesday notes Mrs. C A Carlson returns from Eaton visit. Mr and Mrs Arthur Molander stay with Mr and Mrs Larson. Mrs Jeffs and daughter Mrs Dr Carlson of Eaton visit relatives. Catherine Forquer returns to Greeley after two weeks vacation.
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C. A. Carlson
Eaton
Arthur Molander
Larson
Gene Sheely Visits Brother in Fort Lupton
Fort Lupton notes Gene Sheely linotype operator on the Colorado Springs Telegraph visits his brother A. C. Sheely. Will Knowles drives Miss Mild red McAnnay Miss Heightberger Miss Beth Kennedy and Miss Teur kens to Eldorado Springs this morning. Mrs J P Gorman, long separated from her sister, is surprised by a visit from Mrs Sharp of Los Angeles.
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Fort Lupton
Gene Sheely
Colorado Springs
A. C. Sheely
Will Knowles
Mildred McAnnay
Heightberger
Beth Kennedy
Teurkens
Eldorado Springs
J. P. Gorman
Sharp
Los Angeles
Highland Lake visitors and local harvest activity noted
W N Hurd of Mead hosted Bert houd visitors at Highland Lake. A large successful fishing party occurred Thursday. Co L Walker of Mead handled business in Greeley. Mrs Markham and daughter Bes sie of Longmont visited relatives. A P Ballenger and wife from near Fort Lupton also visited relatives. Farmers anticipate wheat harvest this week. Faye Emphsen returned to Mead tele phone office Saturday after vacation. Beet workers returned to Denver after completing the second beeting. Rev Blodgett's Sunday school class met Friday afternoon with Eva Martindale. refreshments were served and the afternoon was pleasant.
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W. N. Hurd
Mead
Berthoud
Co. L. Walker
Greeley
Markham
Bessie
Longmont
A. P. Ballenger
Fort Lupton
Faye Emphsen
Mead Telephone
Denver
Rev. Blodgett
Eva Martindale
Wilson Names Chiefs Sea Girt Campaign Committee
Sea Girt New Jersey July 20 The democratic campaign committee to direct the presidential campaign has 14 members with William McCombs as chairman and Governor Wilson naming the slate.
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Wilson
Sea Girt
N. J
Democratic Campaign Committee
William McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Plan for Weld County Grain Elevator Firm Formed
A stock company was formed here to build an elevator, the sole grain elevator planned for this Weld County area. The large grain crops this year make the project almost essential for local farmers.
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Plan Grain Elevator
A_ stock company
Weld County
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Kersey
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