Greeley Poudre bond issue confirmed by district judge
District Judge Garrigues upholds the Greeley Poudre district bond of 5.1 million dollars. He orders the district to assess about 1500 dollars in costs to objectors, sets an appeal bond of 10,000 and a 120 day window for a bill of exceptions. Principal objectors include Siegel Campion Southard Beedle Hennick Love Spear and Shingley Henderson. Charles F. Tew led Denver counsel for the district. Todd Southard and others for objectors.
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Garrigues
Greeley-Poudre
Camfield
Little Miss Cook Hosts Pretty Birthday Party
Vera Cook celebrated her seventh birthday at her father E M Cooks Pleasant Valley home. About a dozen children and their mothers joined games and music followed by lunch. Vera received many gifts including a five dollar gold piece.
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Miss Vera Cook
E. M. Cook
Pleasant Valley
Miss Vera
Mabel
Bruce
Emma
Edith Hopkins
John Hopkins
Ila Bowerman
Gene Bowerman
Grace
Ella Kight
A. B. Kight
Helen
Ray
Ralph Steinhoff
John Mayher
E. A. Hopkins
Ruth
Lupton Social Activities and Storm Damage Report
Fort Lupton residents including Mr Folke and Mr Burns visited Lupton with friends. The Thursday Afternoon club held a picnic at Mrs Ben Twomblys home. The M E church ladies hosted a lawn sale on Dr Clock’s lawn, despite a light rain. Lupton suffered a severe hail storm last Friday damaging Mr Frink’s beans and crops.
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Fort Lupton
Folke
Denver
Lupton
Mrs. Burns
M. F. Burns
Ben Twombly
M. E. Church
Dr. Clock
Mr. Frink
Charles the First the Remarkable Animal of the Barnum Show
A chimpanzee named Charles the First, with humanlike traits, joins the Barnum and Bailey show. Born in Africa about ten years ago, he aided scientists in 1903 by sharing cocoa nuts and guiding them with gestures. The article argues he embodies human qualities and will be a major circus attraction in Greely on Thursday, August 4.
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Charles
Earth
Sejfence
Charles the
Charles the First
Africa
Greeley
Beatrice Smith Returns to Denver After Week with Moody
Miss Beatrice Smith comes home to Denver on Tuesday after a week long visit with her cousin Mrs. A L Moody.
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Beatrice Smith
Denver
A. L. Moody
Local Moves and Meetings Across Cities
Miss Loretta Tell travels to Denver for a ten day stay. Mrs Lulu Moore of Denver visits Greeley to attend the Farmers Institute in Pierce. Dr and Mrs O Risch of Brooklyn depart for Denver and Colorado Springs after visiting Miss Eugenia Lambert. They plan Yellowstone Park and Seattle before returning to Greeley. Frances Newton Catherine Lepsick Zora Blevens and Gladys Dunsmith visit Denver for a few days. Virgil Van Gorder sues son in law Charles E Houston in county court for 397 dollars allegedly loaned on two promissory notes.
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Lulu Moore
Ranch and Range
Denver
Greeley
Pierce
Farmers’ Institute
O. Risch
Brooklyn
Eugenia Lambert
Colorado Springs
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
Frances Newton
Catherine Lepsick
Zora Blevens
Gladys Dunsmith
Virgil van Gorder
Charles E. Houston
Hawks Tamed for Pets at Kittle's Store
Clerks at Kittle's store tame and feed young black hawks intended as pets. The birds were captured by C. T. Armstead eighteen miles south of Greeley and presented to the clerks.
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Kittle’s
C. T. Armstead
Greeley
Miss Carrie Conklin Heads to Waukoma Iowa Visit
Miss Carrie Conklin left Tuesday for Waukoma Iowa where she will visit friends. She has lived here six years and may decide to remain in Iowa if satisfied with her former home.
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Carrie Conklin
Waukoma
Miss Conklin
Iowa
Mrs N J Weber and daughter visit Evans
Mrs N J Weber and her daughter Mrs Clyde Weber traveled to Evans for a short visit with Mrs Frank Wallace, planning a few days of hospitality and conversation.
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N. J. Weber
Clyde Weber
Evans
Frank Wallace
Miss Stell Morton To Stay In Greeley For Weeks Of Socials
Mss Stell Morton of Manhattan Kansas will visit Miss Edith Harris in Greeley for several social functions over the next weeks. Mrs B F Hoffman traveled to Fort Collins for a week with her sister. Miss Anna Monahan, previously of this city, attended the funeral of Mrs Bruce G Eaton and will stay with Miss Kate Stockover. E L Wallace of Fort Collins, formerly with Hallett Henderson drug store, was in Greeley. Mrs A E Dubber went to Fort Collins for Rodney Rist funeral services after drowning in the Poudre. Mrs T A Riggs and daughter Mrs A J Youngfoot of Brighton were en route to Livermore to visit another daughter, Mrs J D Prendergast.
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Mss
Stell Morton
Manhattan
Kan
Edith Harris
Greeley
B. F. Hoffman
Fort Collins
Anna Monahan
Bruce G. Eaton
Kate Stockover
E. L. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Hallett- Henderson Drug Store
A. E. Dubber
Rodney Rist
T. A. Riggs
A. J. Youngfoot
Brighton
Livermore
Social notes from Pontiac and Denver visits
Mrs M F Young of Pontiac Tr visiting Mr and Mrs A W Morrison went to Fort Collins for a visit today accompanied by Miss Jessie Morrison. Miss Belva Clegg and her cousin Miss Belva Hickok traveled to Denver today for a few days stay.
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M. F. Young
Pontiac, Tr
A. W. Morrison
Fort Collins
Jessie Morrison
Belva Clegg
Belva Hickok
Denver
Bicyclists Frodel and Thomas Tour for 1915 Expo
H F Frodel and Harry E Thomas rode through Greeley Tuesday night en route to New York from San Diego. They plan to complete the coast to coast bicycle journey while distributing literature for the proposed Panama California Exposition of 1915.
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H. F. Frodel
Harry E. Thomas
Greeley
New York
San Diego
Cal
Record Heat Reaches 101 in Greeley
Record heat yesterday topped 101 in Greeley, the highest in 20 years, while eastern cities like Chicago and New York recorded 104 to 105 degrees, underscoring nationwide heat.
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Greeley
Chicago
New York
Miss Augusta Lawrence Returns From Visit In Los Angeles
Miss Augusta Lawrence returns home to Los Angeles after a two months visit with her sister Mia Charley Lawrence.
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Augusta Lawrence
Los Angeles
Mia
Charley Lawrence
Mrs Nels Johnson Visits in Greeley from Freeman Ida
Mrs Nels Johnson travels from Freeman Idaho to visit son and daughter in Greeley for a week. She paused in Idaho Falls to see relatives before continuing home.
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Nels Johnson
Freeman, Ida
Greeley
A. Oleson
Webster Davis returns from Cherokee Park vacation
Webster Davis came back from Cherokee Park where he enjoyed a vacation with his parents and a party of Sterling friends.
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Webster Davis
Cherokee Park
Mr. Davis
Sterling
Miss Wadlin Returns Home After Appendectomy Recovery
Miss Mary Wadlin, lately at Mrs. Mary Martin's residence, was taken home today and is recovering from an appendectomy operation.
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Mary Wadlin
Mary Martin
Miss Wadlin
Mrs. Tena Wilson and son George to Return Tonight
Mrs. Tena Wilson and her son George will come home this evening after a ten days' visit in Loveland and Boulder. Their trip included visits to friends and sightseeing around the two Colorado cities.
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Tena Wilson
George
Loveland
Boulder
Denver relatives attend Greeley wedding
Mrs. E. EB. Schlosser and daughter De Rugh of Denver visit Mrs. O. D. Neill. Trey travels to Greeley for the wedding of their cousin Miss Deta Cameron, set for Thursday evening.
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E. EB. Schlosser
de Rugh
Denver
O. D. Neill
Trey
Greeley
Deta Cameron
Jolly Four Leaf Clover Party At Edith Woodbury Home
Miss Edith Woodbury hosted the Four Leaf Clover club for a Tuesday evening party entertaining the club girls and their young men friends. The gathering celebrated two guest ladies of the group.
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Edith Woodbury
Four Leaf Clover Club
Child nearly poisons fuel in LaSalle back yard
A two year old girl, daughter of Ira Kelley, drank nearly a pint of gasoline from a can on the back porch. She became violently ill, and Dr. Vance worked through the night. He expects recovery, noting gasoline poisoning resembles lye poisoning and stressing soil and irrigation lessons in agricultural columns that follow.
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the Tribune
LaSalle
Ira Kelleys
Dr. Vance
Destroy the Weeds in Early Summer Field Cleanups
Weeds have reached full growth and are setting seed for next year. Ditch banks and neglected corners form jungles of ragweeds and sunflowers. Act now by burning dry weeds to prevent seed dispersal, as delaying to spring leaves most seeds intact. B. C. Longyebar, Colorado Agricultural College.
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B. C. Longyebar
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Parke Family Heads to Rockhurst Cottage on the Poudre
A. J. Parke and his relatives departed today for their vacation cottage at Rockhurst along the Poudre River, seeking a quiet retreat away from the city.
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A. J. Parke
Rockhurst
Poudre
Bons Trip to Denver Ties to Local Option Ruling
Evans July 25 Marshal Frank Bons and his father H M Bons traveled to Denver this morning. The move is believed connected to the case of H M Bons found guilty by Judge Bradfield of violating the local option law.
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Evans
Frank Bons
H. M. Bona
Denver
H. M. Bons
Bradfield
Professors Attend Farmers Institutes at Pierce and Ault
Prof. W. E. Vaplon Prof. B. E. Hovne Dr. C. L. Barnes and T. Fitch of the Agricultural College travel to Pierce and Ault to join farmers institutes today and tomorrow.
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W. EF. Vaplon
BE. B. Hovne
C. L. Barnes
T. Fitch
The
Agricultural College
Greeley
Pierce and
Ault
Farmers’ Institutes
Colorado Dairying Conditions and Milk Trade in 1909
Colorado hosts about 160000 milking cows with annual yields averaging around 40 dollars per cow statewide. Much butter and cream are imported from Kansas and Nebraska, while local dairies near Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo churn substantial butter. Condensed milk, produced at Fort Lupton, grows in demand as supplies from eastern markets decline, with Colorado’s climate and high altitude aiding dairy vitality.
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Danny Industry
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
New York
Fort Lupton
Whelesale Houses
Newark
San Luis
Conny Treut
Dairy Cove
Fort Coling
Geo. H. Glover
Department of Veterinary Science
Colorado Agricultural College
Bulletin
Colone Agricutural
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CROWN
Gilbert & CO
Phelps & Goodman
Next Music Company
Ninth St
Greeley, Colo
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