Democratic County Assembly Call in Weld County 1912
Official notice from Greeley Colorado outlines a July 31 1912 assembly of Weld County Democratic delegates to elect 38 delegates for the State Assembly at Pueblo and 38 for the First Congressional District in Denver plus nominations for county officers and legislative tickets to be voted September 10 1912. It lists precinct apportionment and July 27 caucuses, signed by Reynolds chair and Phelps secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Assembly
Greeley
Colo
Democratic Central Committee
Democratic Party
Weld County
Court House
State Assembly
Pueblo
Congressional Assembly of
First Congressional District
Denver
Judicial Assembly
Eighth Judicial District
Fort Collins
Justice of the Peace
Weld
Fort Lupton
M. Vrain
Milliken
Windsor
Evans
Platteville
Frederick
Erie
Pleasant Valley
Kersey
Feast Eaton
S. W. Windsor
West Eaton
Higlandlake
Sunny Side
Gipson
Raymer
Briggsdale
East Aust
Nunn
Severance
Johnstown
Olive Branch
Beebe Draw
South Erie
Peckham
Pierce
Gault
Avalo
Crow Creek
North Windsor
Hardin
Eaton
Green City
LaGrange
Carr
Winbourne
Hadeon
LaSalle
North
Roggen
Grover
Delta
Lucerne
Ault
Keota
North Fort Fi
E. Windsor
East Evans
Hazelton
S. Highlandia
Osgood
Hereford
HN . Reynolds
Democratic County Central Committee
Chas. E. Phelps
Health Officers Convene at Ann Arbor Conference
Public Health bulletin details the Michigan Health Department conference held January 30 31 in Ann Arbor. Water analysis hospital for tuberculosis water purification certified milk garbage disposal hotel sanitation and occupational diseases discussed to foster cooperation among state health officers and improve public health warfare against disease.
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Michigan State Department of Health
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Journal of
The
American Medical Association
Kansas
Progressive and Con Progressive and Constructive Laws Enacted
Democratically driven reforms are highlighted with ten laws praised for reform in elections, governance, and public administration. Key items include direct democracy measures, direct election advocacy, voter registration and anti fraud statutes, railroad and highway oversight, immigration development, prison reform, public accounting audits, and school election integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Assembly
Lst
General Assembly
United States
Congress
Railroad Commission
Highway Commission
Immigration Board
Priver
Tynan
Public Accountancy Bureau
Laws and reforms listed in Shafroth era policy draft
The excerpt outlines 12th through 18th proposed laws and initiatives: interest on damages from injury to trial. a home land school for mental defectives. delinquent children protections. child labor health and morals safeguards. state institution construction and improvements funded at 1.6 million. creation of a four year Court of Appeals to speed justice. and an ore testing plant at the state school of mines offering free testing.
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Shafroth
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
State School of Mines
Big Yields of Hay Promoted by Northern New England Practices
An article by W. F. McSparran praises increased hay production across New England. It cites deeper tillage, shorter rotations, careful seeding, and manures as lifting yields by 25 to 100 percent. Lubec Maine stands out for extraordinary crops. sardine fish scrap fertilizer is used locally.
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W. F. McSparran
New England
Newland
America
Gore
Lubec
Farmers’ Institute
Labec
Colorado Republicans Face Loyalty Oath Clash Across Counties
The Progressive Republicans of Colorado challenge Taft backers during primary and county assemblies. A proposed oath requires voters to pledge support for Taft electors next November. Morgan County leads with strict voter qualifications, potentially barring Roosevelt supporters from state and county assemblies if they refuse the oath. The dispute tests party loyalty and may reach the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Wilder
Pueblo
McDonald
Roosevelt
Morgan County
Taft
Rosevelt
State Assembly
Stewart
Vincert
Grimith
Progressive Republicans Face Primary Split and Denver Assemblies
The Progressive Republicans refuse to participate in preliminary primaries and county or state assemblies in Denver on July 31 and August 1, favoring petitions for nominations. They argue petitions bypass party machines, seek voter support, and aim to restore GOP control to the voters amid a Taft vs Progressives split.
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Republican State Assembly
Denver
County Assembly
State Assembly
Secretary of State
Central Committee
Taft
Chicago
Stewart
Weld County News Notes Severnce Local Gatherings
Miss Katie Pfatt visited her aunt Mrs Wienle last Saturday afternoon. Mrs John Rienks hosted her sister Mrs Pratt and children from Eaton over Sunday. L D Law of Fort Collins visited daughter Mrs Nona Harris in town. Miss Bessie Boullard attended Patton's dance, returning Sunday. Mrs Kathryn Nareth of Denver visits her parents Mr and Mrs Thos Farnsworth. Mrs D E Severance improving from illness plans California trip for health, stays year. Mrs N C Alkire went to Eaton. John Mullin to Severance on business. Mrs F Jay Smith went to Windsor on trading tour. Mrs Johan Mullin visited daughter Mrs Otis Carleton. Ena Carleton visited brothers Guy and Otis Carleton. Local youths straw ride to Windsor for movie. Miss Kittie Lewis visited sister Mrs Guy Hiniman in White Hall. Miss Beulah Alkire visiting sister Mrs Jim Liwark near Greeley. Mr and Mrs Ray Scott of West Aul visited Otis Carleton and later Fort Collins to visit William Scott family.
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Katie Pfatt
Wienle
John Rienks
Pratt
Eaton
L. D. Law
Fort Collins
Nona Harris
Bessie Boullard
Patton
Kathryn Nareth
Denver
Guy Hiniman
White Hall
Beulah Alkire
Jim Liwark
Old Colony Ranch
Greeley
Ray Scott
West Aul
Otis Carleton
William Scott
Ethel Piper
L. L. Haines
Dr. Bovard
Lexington
Neb
M. A. Bunker
Ethel Scott
Boulder
Flossie Misner
W. C. Dickerson
Glen Haven
S. Morrison
David Morrison
C. A. Fitch
Upper Poudre
H. A. Abell
Colorado Springs
E. E. Chamberlain
Shennandoah
Archie Morrison
David
Helen Euge
Kersey
Lou Murphey
Jared Durkee
Aileen Monahan
Rockefellow
Canon City
Billy Stockover
Julia
William Mayher
A. E. Moore
Jamestown
N. Y
J. R. Moore
Lillian Keil
Jacksonville
Chicago
J. L. Sallee
Lyons
Kan
Sallee
Gilbert
J. C. McLucas
Sherman Ranch
Briggsdale
McLucas
Charles Bartholomew
E. J. Carver
Riverside
Calif
Carver
Margaret Hunter
the Tribune
Foley
N. J. Gorham
Bank of Woodville
Woodville
Gilbert Bros
W. M. Porter
Paul
Ault
Porter
John R. Williams
Barnesville
Richey
Los Angeles
Henry Bex
John Allen
R. G. Martin
Lena
Emma Houston
Katherine Schroeder
Alberta Condon
J. W. McKean
Lebanon
E. Wage
C. C. Urie
F. M. Smith
C. L. Vaughn
Hazel Ott
Offerle
E. E. Offerle
Charles Kniep
J. W. Smith
W. E. Gore
Omaha
W. E. Sundell
Ruth
Mason City
H. H. Harbaugh
Maud Myer
Nebraska
Teachers’ Institute
G. F. Bell
Timnath
B. W. McArtor
Marianna
J. 8
Holland
Kansas City
Texarkana
Ark
Baraca
Baptist Church
Bankers of Greeley
Island Grove Park
Peterson Declares Candidacy for Weld County Coroner
County Coroner candidate J M Peterson of Greeley announces his bid for Weld County Colorado coroner subject to the Democratic primaries. He urges support from citizens for economical and businesslike management and pledges proper conduct if nominated and elected. He endorses William Jennings Bryan and the Baltimore Democratic platform and advocates letting the people rule for better government.
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J. M. Peterson
Greeley
Gene
Weld County
Colo
William Jennings Bryan
Baltimore
Greeley Social Roundup of Visits and Travels
Wednesday social notes list visits and returns across Denver Boulder and beyond. Residents such as Miss Ethel Piper Dr Bovard and families, Mr and Mrs Fitch and many others travel for visits, business, or work. Local editors and store owners announce moves and plans.
Fragmented notice from early Times reveals family updates
A scrambled clipping mentions Mrs Ay, daughter Miss Altre, and Mrs Rosier Appleton with scattered references to relatives in Bon, Rice, Nort, and Mankat. It notes visits, plans, and calendar snippets as several months pass with unspecified events and incomplete names.
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Altre
Rosier Appleton
Ar Mankat
Calvin Raz Lolph
Yf Hastig
Adams
Stella
TC. Yey
Returr T Hart
Notice of Lease Application State Board Action
Public notice from the State Board regarding a lease application affecting lands in Weld County. The document names trustees and creditors, notes default and legal actions, and sets a public hearing date at Weld County House on a specified Monday at ten. It references sale or purchase terms and the official dated notice by John T. (First).
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L. Bal
J John T
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Francis Bacon
Delia Bacon
Francis
Methodist Sunday School
J. T. Clough
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