Desperado Thrills Crowd In Barnum and Bailey Circus
The Desperado stunt 89 feet above the arena ends in a chest impact yet he survives to bow and smile. Other acts include Jupiter the ballooning horse and blindfolded aerialists from Siegrist-Lisboa, plus Charlie the First the bicycling chimpanzee. The show opens in Greeley on Thursday August 4 with the same troupe.
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Desperado
Webster
Desperadou
Barnum and Bailey Circus
America
Paris
Berlin
Madison Square Garden
Jupiter
Siegrist-Lisboa
Charlie
Greeley von
New York City
Deeds Not Words Greeley Aches with Kidney Relief
Local residents testify to lasting cures from Dean's Kidney Pills through personal experience. R H Snyder of Greeley recalls backache and kidney trouble, using the remedy first in Chicago with prompt relief, later confirming a permanent cure by 1906. Sold by dealers. Foster Milburn Co. sole U.S. agents. Mrs I J Oppenheimer and children traveled to Denver today.
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Greeley
Dean
R. H. Snyder
Fifth Street
Colo
Chicago
Doan
J. Snyder
Will test out liquor clauses in land deeds
The Union Colony of Colorado plans to test a liquor clause in all deeds within Greeley city limits. The provision bars sale of intoxicating liquor on conveyed property with owner knowledge or implied consent, risking reversion of the property to the original owner. An advertisement follows in another Tribune column.
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Union Colony of
Colorado
Greeley
Tribune
Reward Offered for Evidence on Public Intoxication Sales
The Union Colony of Colorado offers a 25 dollar reward for evidence convicting anyone selling intoxicants including Jamaica ginger as a beverage in public resorts within Greeley city limits. Trustees warn the liquor clause in colony deeds may be tested by suit against building owners with knowledge of the activity.
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Union Colony of
Colorado
Greeley
Board of Trustees
Robt. Steel, Sec’y
Henry T. West
Pres’t
Platteville Notes and Local Visitors
Platteville reports include Mrs W Mickey and daughter Cleo of Boulder and Mrs Louie Cave of Kansas visiting Mrs Hattie Gwyn. Nurse Lillie Egner from Mercy hospital Denver vacationing with parents. Longman’s Mosher and family visiting from Platteville. Miss Ethel Fipps of Cardiff visiting A Ahrenhill home. Several residents travel to Denver or Cheyenne. weather remains dry with hope for rain. New births, funerals, and property changes noted among local families.
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Platteville
W. Mickey
Cleo
Boulder
Louie Cave
Kansas
Hattie Gwyn
Lillie Egner
Mercy Hospital
Denver
W. D
Emi
le Guy Mosher
Longman
Hattie Gleason
Chicago
Harry Howard
Ethel Fipps
Cardiff
A. Ahrenhill
J. A. Large
J. B. Wisecarver
T. A. Lewis
St. John’s Hospital
Cheyenne
Walcott
Wyo
Ivy Ash
Walnut
Kan
J. F. Dawson
Stella Schaffer
Miss Fipps
W. AD. Egner
Broomfield
Lewis Camp
Dawson
BE. Sheldon
Nebraska
Kern
W. N. Hampton
Gallatin
George Terry
Ernest Calkins
Fannie Boak
Holmes petitions irrigation system for Roggen district
Charles B. Holmes of Roggen filed plans for a well underflow irrigation system. Ditches and wells cost five thousand dollars and with the plant he expects to water a section of land.
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Charles B. Holmes
Roggen
Mrs Ida Sanford Vacationing in Ogden Utah
Mrs Ida Sanford is spending a month long vacation in Ogden Utah. B F Johnson departed for the 22 ranch to spend several days. Miss Jessie Fink traveled to Pierce this morning to visit her brother.
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Ida Sanford
Ogden
Utah
Jessie Fink
Pierce
Russels Return From Denver Visit
Mr and Mrs H A Russell arrived back today after a brief stay in Denver Miss Lacy Derthridge and a six piece orchestra will provide music for the Vincent mass meeting at the armory Saturday night admission is free Dr J A Dungan is spending two weeks fishing at Virginia Dale
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J. A. Dungan
Virginia Dale
Railroad officials visit as callers from Denver
W. F. Bureh of the Chicago Great Western railroad with headquarters in Denver was a caller Thursday in company with H. B. Hill traveling passenger agent for the Union Pacific.
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W. F. Bureh
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Denver
H. B. Hill
Union Pacific
Collins Return to Greeley from Clay Center
Mr and Mrs C R Collins returned Thursday evening from Clay Center and plan to make their home in Greeley. Many friends welcome them back. Mrs R L Cooper of Grant Nebraska visiting with her daughter Mrs C R Weber went to Denver this morning before returning to Greeley.
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R. L. Cooper
Grant, Neb
C. R. Weber
Denver
Greeley
Frontier Days in Cheyenne Set for Biggest Celebration
The Cheyenne Frontier Days festival is fixed for the last week of August with plans for the largest celebration the city has seen. Mrs. Amos Stevens, visiting her sister Mrs. James Brown, left Thursday for Delta with Mrs. Brown and children who will stay a month there. Mr. Brown accompanied them to Denver.
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Cheyenne
Amos Stevens
James Brown
Delta
Brown
Mr. Brown
Denver
Dentist Dr W C McHenry Visits Greeley Cousins Host
Dr. W C McHenry of Nelson Nebraska attending the national dental convention in Denver is a guest in Greeley at the home of Mr and Mrs C H Wolfe. Mrs McHenry has been in Greeley all week and is cousins with Mrs Wolfe.
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W. C. McHenry
Nelson, Neb
Denver
Greeley
C. H. Wolfe
McHenry
Mrs. Wolfe
Allen Carpenter Leaves for Chicago After Western Trip
Allen Carpenter returns home to Chicago from a western trip with friend Jack Cochran. County superintendents C G Sargent S Mary Decatur S Phillips and Pearl Moore attend Creeley conferences at the Normal. Mrs L E Pope and son John visit Briggsdale then plan Denver stay followed by departure. Eva Nordin obtains a divorce from Louis Nordin who remains in penitentiary for a statutory crime.
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Allen Carpenter
O. T. Carpenter
R.S. Burroughs
H. 8
Bellport
Chicago
Jack Cochran
Creeley
Normal
C. G. Sargent
Mesa County
Mary Decatur
Adams County
S. 8. Phillips
Otero County
Pearl Moore
Larimer County
L. E. Pope
John
Silver Creek
Neb
Eva Nordin
Louis Nordin
Criswells Tour Dennison Guests to Colorado Springs
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Criswell of Dennison Iowa were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hart and left this week for Colorado Springs. They are joined by Mr. and Mrs. Hart and will spend a few days there before returning home. Mrs. Criswell is Mr. Hart’s sister.
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Mrs. O. M. Criswell
Dennison, Ia
C. R. Hart
Colorado Springs
Mrs. Hart
Mrs. Criswell
Mr. Hart
Baptist choir fundraiser and regional trip report
Mr and Mrs D R Smith and Mr and Mrs B F Hoffman returned from an auto trip up the Thompson reaching Glen Haven area. The Baptist choir fundraiser netted 82 from a Park social while the Greeley band and Delbridge orchestra gave four selections and local youth served ice cream and cake to a large crowd.
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D. R. Smith
B. F. Hoffman
Thompson
Forks’ Hotel
Glen Haven
Baptist Choir
the Park
Greeley Band
Delbridge
Greeley
Waith Child Placed in Klug Home
In county court Judge Bradfield awarded 1 year old Cyrus Waite to his aunt Mrs John Klug and named her administrator of the estate. The judge ruled the boy would have more advantages being raised by the Kings than by grandmother Mrs Allie Newman who is aged and financially less able to care for him.
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Waith
Klug
Cyrus Waite
Bradfield
John Klug
Allie Newman
Ed House Grapples With Drought Resistant Wheat Experiments
Ed House discusses long drought tests on 218 wheat barley and oats varieties noting Durum wheat best resists drought with Egyptian and Chillian following. He claims hybrids from crossing Durum with Egyptian or Chillan show improved flouring quality and drought tolerance while seedless crops are unproven curiosities. He plans a county fair exhibit and fall replanting of promising seeds.
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Ed House
Tribune
Mr. House
Tennessce
House
Davis Family Heads to Mountains After Accident
LaSalle reports W R Davis and family will depart for the mountains tomorrow. Dr Herman Blackwood and niece Mildred Blackwood accompany them. The young girl is rapidly recovering from a serious hand injury suffered with a drawing knife during a painful experience in test week.
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LaSalle
W. R. Davis
Herman Blackwood
Mildred Blackwood
Tapid
Ezra Meeker and Ex-Team Load for Washington Trip
Ezra Meeker and his expedition team were loaded onto a U P car here yesterday and consigned to Kearney Nebraska for overland travel toward Washington.
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Ezra Meeker
Washington
U. P
Kearney
Neb
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