Pioneer Day parade to feature Gor y Shafroth address in Greeley
Parade preparations are complete as speakers are set for Pioneer Day on June 10 in Greeley. Gor y Shafroth will deliver the principal address, with Hon. BE Carpenter, Mrs. Mary E. Nor end, and Harry Watson also on the program. Thousands are expected to attend from the county and beyond.
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Een
Wernor Shafroth
Pierdley
Gory Shafroth
BE. Carpenter
Mary E. Norend
Harry Watson
Greeley
Pioneer
Outeide Poiute
CTP
Parade Formations For Maroote Day Procession
Control officials organize a civic parade with private autos motorcycles bicycles carriages and riders forming on Ninth Avenue north of Sixth Street and Tenth north of Sixth Street. divisions march west to Bath Avenue south to Street east to Tenth Avenue south to Fourteenth Street then north to Ninth Avenue and back to Tenth Street. J A Taylor presides at Beshoel day events.
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Maroote
Ninth Avenue
Sixth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Sixth
Sixth Parade
Bath Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Ninth
Tenth Street
Sheriff and Majordom Return from Ney with Leads
Fragmentary report notes Sul Sheriff Peterson arrives in Ney with Maud Claus and two others, mentions Sterling trip and an escape. Mentions filings with the county clerk and W. F. Lar, a Grace reservoir project costing $500 with 5,532 acre feet capacity, and planned withdrawal from Willow Creek.
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Sheriff Peterson
Ney
Maud Claus
Green
Sterling
Oneahe
Grace Reservoir
W. F. Lar
Willow Creek
Man rides motorcycle into burning ditch near bridge collapse
Ault May 31 Special to the Tribune Peter O Leary of Ault rode a motorcycle two miles west of town witnessing smoke from a ditch fire. He did not slow and near the burnt bridge he could not stop, veering aside and leaping down the embankment to escape. He suffered bruises and his bike was damaged. O Leary promotes a steam shovel he invented.
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the Tribune
Ault
Peter O'Leary
O'Leary
Normal Commencement Week Highlighted By 250 Strong Class
Bishop Olmstead of Denver will deliver the baccalaureate in the Greeley opera house for the State Normal seniors. The class totals 250, the largest in school history. Week features fete day gate presentation, the senior class play Beckett, alumni day, and the commencement address by Dr. Charles B. Wilcox.
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Charles Sanford Olmstead
Denver
State Normal
Greeley Opera House
Normal
Weet
Beckett
Opera House
Charles B. Wilcox
Mrs. Snyder
Greeley High School Commencement Held Amid Mortgage Burn
Greeley high school held graduate exercises for twenty seven seniors in the auditorium. The mortgage on the school building will be burned, a feat funded by student entertainments over the years. Dri Merica of the University of Wyoming gave the commencement address at the Congregational church. Last Sunday the class heard a sermon by Rev FP H Allen.
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Greeley High School
Plano
Dri Merica
University of Wyoming
Congregational Church
FP. H. Allen
Empire Reservoir Enlargement Plans Filed
Maps filed with the county clerk show the Empire Reservoir enlarging from 1 642 629 390 to 2 2732 287 793 cubic feet at a cost of 155 000 dollars.
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Empire Reservoir
Musberger Builds New Blacksmith Shop in Zita
G W Musberger is constructing a new blacksmith shop in Zita as of May 31. He undertakes the project to expand local metalworking capacity and serve nearby customers.
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Zita
G. W. Musberger
Eley Finds Much to Keep Her Sezens Excited in Greeley
Children watch streetcars and a fire truck with siren as a motorman manages a busy line. A woman steadies herself on a moving car while gentlemen call for fare as excitement fills the day in Greeley with clanging bells and shrieking whistles.
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Eley
Greeley
Sterling to set contract for hotel and theatre erection
Directors will meet this afternoon at four to finalize a contract for erecting the Sterling hotel and theatre, with the project set to proceed pending approval. The action aims to secure construction and opening plans for the Sterling complex.
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Sterling
Ault Citizens Protest Phone District Change
Ault residents and nearby farmers condemn Colorado Telephone's plan to move the Olive Branch district to the Pierce exchange. A Commercial Club meeting formed a protest committee to seek reconsideration, with Mayor Houghton and farmers Hedenstog and Page named. Discussion on the Greeley Poudre project remained inconclusive.
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Colorado Telephone Company
Olive Branch
Pierce Exchange
Ault
Commercial Club
W. Kirby
J. K. Houghton
E. Hedenstag
Page
Hedenstog
Greeley Wins Second Game Against Lindquist Team
Greeley defeated the Lindquist squad of Denver 8 to 6 in Greeley on Monday. Dud Morney starred with three runs batted in as Morrey hit for three singles. Local fans faced criticism for jeering the visiting players, a habit the piece argues could ruin the sport. Next Sunday Fort Collins Lamb Feeders bring 100 fans on a special train for a top local matchup.
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Greeley
Lindquist
Denver
Gree
Dud Mor
Othe
Fast Lamb
Former Residents of New Castle Hold Reunion
Memorial day gathering at 1419 Tenth avenue Colorado extended to include fifty eight attendees most of whom hailed from New Castle Pa. The event featured a large dinner and table seating for forty five with responses recalling Old memories and careers including seven builders seven teachers two real estate men plus doctors and students. Attendees ranged from Grandma McClelland aged seventy five to Hitler Baby Wallace under one year old.
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S. B. McClerland
Tenth Avenue
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Colorado
J. R. Speer
Greeley
State Normal School
Grandma McClelland
Hitler Baby Wallace
Greeley Alleys Called Filthy and Unclean
A Tribune report recalls persistent alley filth in downtown Greeley. Residents and the board of health are urged to act as summer heat worsens decaying matter. An insurance underwriter cited as an unbiased observer says Greeley’s alleys are among the dirtiest in the state.
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The
Tribune
Greeley
Board of Health
Bullocks Enter Normal High Students in Greeley
Prof and Mrs R W Bullock entertained Normal high school students at their home Monday evening. The event featured stunts, a trolley ride on the first trolley car in Greeley, refreshments, and class songs. Faculty guests included Dr and Mrs Snyder, Prof and Mrs Hanna, Miss Anna Van Dorpen, Marshall Pancost, J C Kendel, and Miss Stainaker with Miss Blanche Sibley assisting.
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R. W. Bullock
The
Normal High School
Greeley
Snyder
Hanna
Anna van Dorpen
Marshall Pancoast
J. C. Kendel
Miss Stainaker
Bullock
Blanche Sibley
Majestic Theatre Hosts G A R Members Monday
W H Tabor, manager of the Majestic theatre, invited the G A R members and friends to an afternoon program. Special features were shown to interest the old soldiers and the event was enjoyed by all attendees.
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Majestic
W. H. Tabor
Majestic Theatre
Doctor McCain Returns Home After Appendicitis Operation
Dr. A C McCain, long hospitalized in Denver for appendicitis, has returned home and is nearly well. He was taken to Denver for surgery and was in critical condition.
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McCain
the Tribune
A. C. McCain
Denver
Morehart Broderick Lumber Co Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation were filed Tuesday morning with the county clerk for Morehart Broderick Lumber Company. Directors include W. J. Morehart Lilian B Morehart M J Broderick and James R Broderick. Capitalization is $50 000 and principal offices will be in Denver.
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Morehart-Broderick
W. J. Morehart
Lillian B. Morehart
M. J. Broderick
James R. Broderick
Denver
Counter files seepage ditch map costing four thousand
James C. Counter filed maps and statements this morning for the Twombly seepage ditch project with an estimated cost of 4000 dollars. The filing outlines the scope and funding for the ditch work affecting the Twombly area.
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James C. Counter
Twombly
Ill Child Pan Bartholomew Near Family Doctor
Pan Bartholomew the young son of Mr and Mrs Will Bartholomew is seriously ill Mrs Bartholomew and the children have come from the country to stay with her mother Mrs J C McLucas so the family physician may be nearby
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Pan
Bartholomew
Will Bartholomew
Miss Skinner Heads Home After Eaton Teaching Job
Miss Faith Skinner who had taught in Eaton was in Greeley today and said she will spend the summer at her home in Fort Collins.
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Faith Skinner
Eaton
Greeley
Fort Collins
Lawsuit Over Water in Weld County Ditch Case
A suit filed by Farmers' Independent Company against Paul Clarke and the Scherer Land Investment Company alleges that 92 cubic feet per second of water from the J Thomas ditch has been abandoned for years and diverted to numerous ditches still entitled to the residue, affecting farmers in southern Weld County.
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Weld County
J Thomas
Farmers’ Independent Company
Paul Clarke
Scherer Land Investment Company
Derver
LaSalle Holds First Town Election With Single Ticket
LaSalle voters go to the polls to elect mayor today with Joseph Stewart as the sole candidate. Little public interest noted as only one ticket competes.
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LaSalle
Joy Riders Slowdown Tactic Snags Fort Lupton Motorists
Local tale reports Fort Lupton officials seeking to curb speeding by stringing a rope across Main Street. Drivers traveling at 50 to 60 mph allegedly collide with the rope and face a harsh, guillotine like jolt. Public notices warn of fines and justice of the peace proceedings.
Fort Lupton to station deputies on road Sundays
Fort Lupton May 31. After motorists learn they are not being murdered the constable warns that passage is blocked unless drivers respect residents. Several necks were cut by rope Sunday. deputies will patrol Sundays to nab offenders and bring them to a justice of the peace.
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Fort Lupton
Fort Luyon
Main Street
the Tribune
Estes Park Hotels Readied for Summer Opening
The Stanley manor in the park nears completion and its main building work is wrapped up as the Stanley hotel prepares to open for the tourist season on June 15. The Elk horn hotel, initially set to open June 1, opened early due to large weekend crowds, filling the hotel to capacity. Visitors from Greeley traveled by car to enjoy the garden area along the eastern slope.
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Estes Park
Greeley
Stanley Manor
Stanley Hotel
Elkhorn Hotel
Painter family plans Nevada summer visit
Robert Painter will depart next week for Nevada Missouri to live with his grandparents for the summer. His mother Mrs J L Painter will join a month later and the pair will return together.
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Robert Painter
Nevada
J. L. Painter
Iowa farmer to build brick fireproof home in Weld County
J. T. Lake from near Des Moines has moved to Weld County and plans a brick and concrete home with fireproof floors after three previous farms were destroyed by fires. He lost a two year old son and faced heavy financial strain, vowing to insure property and take precautions against fire while entering sugar beet growing in the county.
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Iowa
Weld County
J. T. Lake
Lake
Des Moines
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