A Socialistic Colony Promoted in Crow Creek Township
A novel socialist project near Crow Creek proposes a mutual profit town in which stock costs $2000 and grants a 99 year land lease on 40 to 60 acre tracts. The plan includes a central town for about 2000 people, street orchard zoning, utilities funded by stock, and perpetual renewals. Revenue hinges on fruit tree crops and rents, with regulation by a trustees board and schools and irrigation bonds to be managed by the corporation.
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United States
Greeley
Denver
Crow Creek
Board of Trustees
Greeley High School Holds Commencement Exercises
The Greeley high school graduation ceremony was held Thursday evening at the Methodist church. Twenty nine graduates were praised for a congenial class formed by earlier years together. Dr Edward S Parsons of Colorado College delivered the address, with H N Haynes presenting diplomas. Ernest Tuck led as president and Irene Matson was honored as a top student.
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Greeley High School
L. H. Harrison
A. E. Dubber
Edward S. Parsons
Colorado College
Parsons
H. N. Haynes
Ernest Tuck
Ernest Atkinson
William Neuswanger
Irene Matson
Commissioners to Meet On Irrigation District Proposal
The county commissioners plan their regular meeting Tuesday to consider a petition for forming the Denver St. Vrain Municipal Irrigation District. Prominent farmers led by Frank Forman and David Brimble present the request, seeking authority to organize land in Townships 1 3 North Range 67 68 West to receive Standley Lake water for the 1910 irrigation season.
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Frank Forman
David Brimble
Pred Biederman
Dacona
Denver- St. Vrain
Great Standley
Hughes Entertainment Delights Greeley Audience at Methodist Church
William W Hughes of Boulder shared a lively program Monday evening in Greeley. Boys from Trudy Cameron's Sunday school class brought him, and the readings included Pro and Con Thanatopsis with Ruby Rose on piano. Long Distance also drew praise.
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Hughes
William W.hughes
Boulder
Methodist Church
Greeley
Trudy Cameron
Ruby Rose
P. E. O. Sisterhood Holds Stunt Day Meeting
The P. E. O. Sisterhood held its final season meeting at Mrs. H. H. Thurlby's home on Friday afternoon with fifteen members present. The event titled stunt day had no set program and each member could perform a stunt of her choice. Refreshments were served during the social hour.
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P. E. O. Sisterhood
H. H. Thurlby
Agricultural College Seeks Pearl Through Vast Potato Seeds
Professor Bennett of the Agricultural College cultivated a ten acre farm west of town with over 15 potato varieties including Pearls from Maine Michigan New York Arkansas Magatrose Carbon dale and Greeley. He notes seed costs keep acreage flat this year while many new areas plant other crops. The piece also covers a local wedding and a funeral, with details of Miss Louise Nelson and Archie Taylor’s nuptials and Grace Gale Clark’s service.
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Prof
Bennett
The
Agricultural College
Maine
Michigan
New York
Arkansas
Magatrose
Carbondale
Greeley
Colorado
Middle Park
Craig Quits Teaching to Join Greeley Pharmacy
A. B. Craig, eight years principal of the Delta school and a registered pharmacist, resigns to take a position in J. F. Fezer's pharmacy in Greeley. His departure saddens students and parents as the graduating class that year began under his leadership. The board names Mr. Bishop as the new principal and Miss Chester to head the primary department.
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A. B. Craig
Delta
J. F. Fezeer
Greeley
Craig
Bishop
Ing
Miss Chester
Cure deafness by constitutional treatment claim
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflamed mucous surfaces and the Eustachian tube. It promises cure via a constitutional remedy and offers one hundred dollars for any case not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure, urging readers to request a circular.
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J. Chene CO
Tolea
Hall
Accident Fatality In Grover Household Shocks Community
An 11 year old girl, daughter of W Parker of Grover, died after a bullet fired by her brother. Initial reports say an accidental shooting occurred Sunday, with brief hope for recovery before the fatal turn. The Parker family is well known in Grover and the incident is under local inquiry.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Orga
W. Parker
Grover
Parkers
Hazel Morris
Tribune
Peg Lor Cope
Laura
Congregation Hears New Music Plan At Baptist Church
The Eichorn family spurred a reaction at the initial meeting of the church where the speaker treated Congregational singing with intelligence and enthusiasm. Attendees showed interest in improving church music and agreed to daily meetings at 3 Dom and 7 30 p m.
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Eichorn
The
Baptist Church
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Editor
E. W. Tardy editor of The Sentinel Gainsboro Tennessee says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best on the market. He notes its quick relief for his baby’s winter colds and that he recommends it whenever possible. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
E. W. Tardy
the Sentinel
Gainsboro, Tenn
Hungerford union forms Y at LaSalle meeting
A Friday night gathering by the Hungerford union organized a Y at LaSalle. Officers were chosen and the date of the next meeting set, marking the group’s initial organization and planned activities.
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LaSalle
Hungerford Union
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Archie Taylor
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