Memorial services for Woodmen and Women of Woodcraft
The W O W and Women of Woodcraft plan their annual Memorial Day services next Sunday at First Presbyterian Church at 2 pm. Rev C E Burger will preach, with Victor E Keyes delivering the cemetery address and four monuments unveiled by both orders. Graves of about 40 Woodmen and 20 Women of Woodcraft will be decorated. flowers donated by members. Members to bring flowers to I O O F hall at 1 pm for a group procession to the church.
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Women of
Woodcraft
Cc. E. Burger
First Presbyterian Church
Victor E. Keyes
I. O. O. F. Hall
Pul motor demo shown to Greenley doctors
The Draeger Pul motor, a new device for reviving drowned or electrocuted victims, was demonstrated at Greenley Medical Society monthly meeting. Spectators tested it as it pumped oxygen into lungs, claimed to revive those seemingly dead for up to an hour. Estimated cost is $150 with potential joint city purchase by doctors and businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draeger
Greeley
Medical Society
Tribune
No Blame For Train Crew In Childs Death
Captain T G Macy investigated the death of John Brazeman Jr who was killed by a Union Pacific train on the Fort Collins branch last Sunday. He found no fault with the train crew and no inquest was held. Funeral services for the child were held in Longmont on Monday.
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T. G. Macy
Denver
Little John Brazeman, Jr
Union Pacific
Fort Collins
Mr. Macy
Longmont
Leave for East by Auto With Schicks
Mr and Mrs Fred Schick plan to leave late this month for an auto trip east joining the Denver to Chicago caravan with many autos. They will visit relatives in Des Moines Fort Dodge Farnhamville Ia La Crosse Wis and Henry Ill in their Overland five passenger touring car. They will travel with the Denver party to Chicago then return leisurely stopping at points of interest and relatives in three states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Fred Schick
Denver
Chicago
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Farnhamville
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Henry
Ill
Evans
Liberty Brush car praised as best value in market
The Liberty Brush is touted as the greatest car for the money by F B Greeley. A $450 model is offered for demonstration at Greeley Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Brush
B. Greeley
Greeley Motor Co
Invest Your Savings in Greeley Sanitarium Bonds
Investment broker George Peck advertises 6 percent first mortgage bonds of the Greeley Sanitarium at par $109 each. Interest payable semi annually after year one. Subscriptions may be paid 10 percent monthly. Request full particulars and prospectus from 416 Opera House Block, Greeley.
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Greeley Sanitarium
George Peck
Opera House Block
Greeley
Former Pastor Lectures Here in Baptist Church
Rev. Arthur S. Phelps, formerly pastor of the Greeley church and now at a large Los Angeles church, gave a engaging talk titled A Modern Wanderer in Classic Greece before a fair crowd at the local Baptist church on Monday. An informal reception followed and friends from Fort Collins accompanied him back by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S. Phelps
Baptist Church
Mr. Phelps
Greeley
Los Angeles
Greece
Phelps
Fort Collins
Eaton Public Schools Hire Two New Instructors
Eaton on June 5 announces two new hires for the public schools. Ernest E. Hicks will teach mathematics and direct physical education, while Amy Diebert will lead music instruction. The district notes ventilation work at old Lincoln grade school and optimism for a strong football season with at least fifteen returning players.
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Eaton
Eaton Public Schools
Ernest E. Hicks
Ohio Wesleyan
Hicks
Ohio
Amy Diebert
State Teachers’ College
Florence
Colorado
Lincoln
Black
Newlyweds Placeplacards Spark Rural Surprise
Allan McIvor and his bride were the focus of a playful prank in Ault as friends, celebrating the newlyweds, placed placards around their home on June 4. They detained Mr. McIvor at Farmers' National Bank, then decorated the couple's cottage while the couple observed from hiding, creating a surprised scene.
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Allan McIvor
Bride
McIvor
Farmers’ National Bank
River High at Windsor In Cache la Poudre Floods Peak
River near Windsor shows highest level of the season with the Cache la Poudre rising one foot between nine and two due to rapid snowmelt. Cool nights and warm days create steady flow, reducing flood risk and filling nearby reservoirs to capacity, suggesting ample water into summer and fall.
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Windsor Windsor
Cache la Poudre
W C T U Matrons Surprised by Three Foot Bull Snake
A group of Greeley matrons from the W C T U encountered a three foot bull snake on a sidewalk near Eleventh Street and Ninth Avenue. The women cried for help and a nearby worker with a hoe quickly killed the reptile, ending the scare.
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Greeley
Eleventh Street
Ninth Avenue
Weld County Sunday School Convention Closes
The Weld County Sunday School convention ends this evening with Rev. J. Carmen delivering the address. Sixty-five delegates from county Sunday schools attended the session. Speakers included Charles C. Hall of Chicago Rev. J. C. Carmen of Denver Rev. Rachel Dangerfield of Galeton Mrs. J. T. Clough of Greeley Rev. Franklin J. Heraprook and Leo Mann of Greeley.
Dry Lander for Summer School
Miss Edna Wilson, an active dry land homesteader and district schoolteacher, plans to prove up on her claim. She traveled to Greeley this week to arrange attendance at the college summer school, and her mother, living on the neighboring claim, will join her in Greeley and stay through the summer program.
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Edna Wilson
Miss Wilson
Greeley
Grover Farmers Seek 100 Calves of Pure Stock
Grover farmers urge 100 pure stock calves to meet modern needs. Few small herds remain on the local range and farmers recall four decades ago when thousands of cattle roamed the district and fall roundups numbered fifty to sixty thousand.
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Grover
First Alfalfa Cutstead in Weld County This Year
Heavy cut of alfalfa expected in Weld county with first cutting due next week in Platteville. Farmers increased alfalfa acreage and early indications point to a bountiful crop. The season is earlier than in several years, with the first cutting typically in late June.
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Platteville
Weld County
Weld County News Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Archie Mill convalescing well. Town crowds visited cemeteries to decorate graves last Thursday. Kersey M E DeWolfe spent Tuesday in Denver. Charles Selvey of Marion Ohio visiting BE De Wolfe family. Mr Ward of Texas, promoter of Fourth of July events, left for Meeker. Kersey will hold no celebration this year. Mrs F Jay Smith to Windor. John Mullin reports beet fields and yields. Miss Lou Carleton expected home from Fort Collins hospital. Mrs Dick Carroll and brothers visit. Green City beet work progressing with large yields anticipated. Born May 7 to Mr and Mrs Bert Wilson a daughter. John T Warren returned from business in Greeley. Spicer of Denver attending locally to negotiate water sale.
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Severance News
Archie Mill
Kersey M. E. DeWolfe
Denver
Charles Selvey
Marion
BE. de Wolfe
Mr. Ward
Texas
Meeker
Colo
Kersey
Dick Carroll
Guy and
Otis Carleton
Feld
Bert Wilson
John T. Warren
Greeley
Spicer
Denye
le Putnam
Alfalfa Shipments Highlight Prairie Market Value
The text notes water as a valuable old priority and anticipates farmers earning a sizable sum from sales. It reports E. V. Warner shipping a carload of alfalfa to Denver markets last week, earning $20 per ton.
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E. V. Warner
Denver
Pooler Baby Dead In Masters After Wintergreen Ingestion
The eighteen month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pooler of Masters died at 2 pm Tuesday after swallowing contents of a two ounce bottle of wintergreen Sunday. The child had been in critical condition since then and death followed a brief improvement. Burial is planned at Linn Grove cemetery.
Eaton to Get New Park at U P Yard
June 4 report notes twenty five workers cleaning ground for a Union Pacific park. A fence is being installed and grass seed will be sown once seed arrives. The new park will enhance Eaton's appearance and shade tree reputation.
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U. P
Eaton Eaton
Union Pacific
Eaton
Deafness Cure Claim By Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad
An advertisement claims deafness resulting from catarrh can be cured by constitutional remedies. It describes inflamed Eustachian tube mucous surfaces as the cause, offers a $100 reward for untreatable cases, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with Toledo, Ohio, as the source and selling points.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
City Briefs From Greeley Social Roundup
Numerous residents have Monday travel plans and visits including Miss Dorothy Bailey in Salle Denver visitors in Greeley, and Mrs J W Gault and Mrs H M Brink among others. Several locals head to Denver Eaton and Hardin for business or vacation. others report returns from Washington Chicago and Boulder with family and professional ties noted. A Cambridge composer joins a European party abandoning plans while local officials prepare a protest committee for the national Republican convention.
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Dorothy Bailey
Salle
Zimmerman
Denver
Greeley
J. W. Gault
Thomas Murie
Hriewa
C. Sothman
Hardin
J. W. McCreery
Washington
H. M. Brink
Crockett-Moody
Nora Bowles
Ault
D. E. Gray
Illinois
F. J. Estabrook
Eaton
Count
Frank Gordon
L. A. Adan
W. H. White
Poudre
Sioux Coyle
Alberta Stratton
Coronado
D. F. Woodcock
Kristen Lange
Wyoming
Laramie
Peter Felt
Imperial
Neb
S. H. Todd
Kesey
Colrado
Edna Camfield
Vera Wasley
Winifred
Doris Clark
Jessie Mosher
Chicago
J. C. Mosher
Jess
Boulder
State Universit
Jack Mosher
H. T. Sutherland
Sterling
Clara
Greeley Hospital
W. H. Snyder
Ruth
Norfolk
Briggsdale
Snyder
Los Angeles
Calif
Gideon
H. L. Gideon
Cambridge
Mass
Sayin
Europe
Cambridge Gideon
J. C. Nixon
J. T. Jacobs
J. W. Crone
Leo G. Mann
Brown Palace
Unclear OCR Communiques Mention Local Visits and Travel
A fragmented notice lists individuals such as Winifred K Foster and Mrs Rose J W Verson traveling from Greeley Wisconsin to Eaton and from Denver to attend events. It mentions Miss Ruth Faye Letha Choal Nace visiting with J C Ewing and others planning trips or returning with a new auto for F C Gedge. The text references Dawes and Pierce, plus a university and Cory board in vague terms.
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Winifred K
Foster
Eaton
Rose J. W. Verson
Greeley
Faton
Mencet Univer
Statler Cory
Dawes
Pierce
Ness
Keota Observes Decoration Day With 300 Attendees
Residents traveled up to forty miles to Keota for Decoration Day 1912 ceremony honoring soldiers. Deputy District Attorney V Keyes gave patriotic address. J Q Williams served as toastmaster and dinner host. remarks noted Williams is son of a Confederate veteran. old soldiers delivered brief speeches amid community tribute.
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Keota
V. Keyes
J. Q. Williams
Keyes
Williams
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Woodman OF the World Memorial
Berger
Pulmotor
E. C. Hamberger
National Geograph
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