Weld County Colorado Sheriff Sale Notice of Foreclosure
Weld County Colorado sheriff sale announced under a 1908 foreclosure decree for $1094.25 plus interest and costs. Property includes lots five and seven in block thirteen, Mead town, with redemption rights and public auction to occur August 6, 1908 at 10 a.m. in Greeley. Neighborhood names include Mattie Meher son plaintiff and defendants William M Bigsby Ida Irene Bigsby estate and others. Attorney R G Strong listed. first publication July 15, last August 6.
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County of Weld
State of
Colorado
A. D
Mattie Meherson
William M. Bigsby
C. V. Holmes
Ida Irene Bigsby
Nora Eva Campbell
Jessie Lena Campbell
Thomas Jennings Campbell
Charity Myrtilla Campbell
Fidela Irene Bigsby
Weld County
Greeley
Mead
Sai l
Weld
Rowan
Ida Renergeby
Florance
Ned County
Cole
R. G. Strong
Pickune
Where Do Bicycles Go When Dead
A bicycle repairman explains the fate of old bicycles once loved by many. Most wheels end up sold as second hand or scrap as wear and parts are exhausted, and the bike ultimately returns to dust. The piece contrasts past bicycle glamour with its current sober, utilitarian role.
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Rock Mountains
Bower League
Miss Pitt
Helen Morgan Shatters Northern Colorado Horse Speed Record
Helen Morgan owned by Milton Seaman wins with 2:17% mile on a half mile track at Island Grove park. Seaman, a street supervisor, drives the mare in a prized exhibition ahead of Mack Wilkes and other races. The program includes a 2:22 heat and notes on future broncho and long distance demonstrations at the driving park.
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Colorado
Helen Morgan
Milton Seaman
Island Grove Park
Seaman
Mack Wilkes
M. H. Morgan
Holly Bullard
Crescent Hat
W. C. Ramsay
Artist John C Wilcox Delights Norman Chapel Recital
A Norman recital Thursday night featuring John C Wilcox, bari tone, showcased his artistic rightness aided by Kairos. The audience enjoyed a well arranged program with H L Gideon as accompanist and a strong sense of musical unity throughout the performance.
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John C. Wilcox
Norman Chapel
Kairos
H. L. Gideon
Harshs Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J W Harsh celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with about 40 friends at their home. All their children attended except Leo who is in Idaho. Daughters Mrs Harry Troth and Mrs Harry Shook joined in the festivities as ice cream and cake were served and many silver gifts were given.
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J. W. Harsh
Harsh
Leo Harsh
Idaho
Harry Troth
Harry Shook
Mrs. Harsh
New Sugar Factory Manager Likely to Be Mr Petrikin
Will Petrikin a longtime Great Western Sugar associate, will replace A. Granger as manager of the Greeley sugar factory at least for now. Havemeyer interests official Morey left for a Europe trip. no permanent successor named though Petrikin is favored. Petrikin is J. M. B. Petrikin’s brother and a Greeley native.
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Will Petrikin
Great Western Sugar Company
A. Granger
Greeley
Morey Western
Havemeyer
Europe
Petrikin
J. M. B. Petrikin
First National Bank
Wiley Gets Ten Years In State Penitentiary
Wiley was sentenced by Judge Shattuck to ten years for the killing of Swan Hager, a farmer near Windsor. The 55 year old Loveland resident had nine children and a wife. Found guilty of second degree murder, a lighter term seemed possible if he showed contrition. the judge and spectators were moved as the sentence was delivered.
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Wiley
Shattuck
Swan Hager
Windsor
Loveland
Hager
Wylie
The Greeley hospital and its bright image
A descriptive visit to Greeley hospital details its hilltop brick building with white porches and sun parlor. It notes patient rates from ten to twenty five dollars, dedicated staff led by Miss Pitt, training for nurses, visiting hours, and community groups supplying flowers and plants to ease convalescence.
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Greeley Hospital
Shank
Colorado
Wyoming
Greeley
Normal School
Gale
Ada A. Edwards
Carrie K. Williams
State Normal School
Pitt
Elmer
Miss Wright
Massachusettes
Iowa
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Canterbury
England
Peanut popcorn man William H. Carpenter dies at 1854 birth Iowa
William H. Carpenter known as the peanut popcorn man died Sunday at his home 1218 Twelfth Street of cerebral apoplexy. Funeral plans likely for Wednesday at his home with Dr. Davis of the M. B. Church to officiate. He leaves a widow and daughter Clella visiting Iowa. Carpenter was born in Iowa in 1854 and was a member of Occidental lodge No. 20 A F A M.
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Williamh. Carpenter
Twelfth Street
Davis
M. Bk. Church
Clella
Iowa
Occidental Lodge No. 20
A. F
Pythians Initiate Large Class at Odd Fellows Hall
After a large class initiation Wednesday afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall a Sock social cleared a neat sum. Participants included Miss Rose Willie Miss Josie Brubaker Miss Sadie Hubbard from Evans Mrs Ames of Pleasant Valley Miss Thompson from Greeley. Punch and wafers were served. A new class will be initiated at the next meeting.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Rose Willie
Josie Brubaker
Sadie Hubbard
Evans
Ames
Pleasant Valley
Thompson
Greeley
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Sanborn
Houston
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7Th St
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Granddad
Babs
Greeley Matiner
the Bean Bertle
Co. P. Gillette
Colorado Agricultural College
Due Hal
A. A Camp
Tom Freel
P. Brewington
Hal
George Hillyer
Atossa Gale
Handel
Sylvia
Schubert
Hahn
Kjerulf
Johnson
Sieverking
Henschel
Schlupfwinkel
la Forge
da Miene Seele
Lassen
Schumann
Strauss
Molly Malone
Bendemeer Stream
William H. Carpenter
Union Bank
Wey
Worl
All New York
Madison Square Garden
Italy
Fredianis
Austria
France
Moustiers Wallists
Amence
Clark & Faulkner Drug Co
8Th Street
8Th Avenue
Denver Post
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