Tribune World’s Fair Contest closes with awards announced
Judges report results of The Tribune popular dies’ World’s Fair contest in Greeley Colorado. Candidates Alma Anderson Elsie Teas Blanche Middleton Edna Blunt Josie Brubaker Maud Walker Annie Parrott Alice Safford receive points. Departures for the fair to follow within ten days.
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Alma Anderson
Elsie Teas
Blanche Middleton
Edna Blunt
Josie Brubaker
Maud Walker
Annie Parrott
Alice Safford
J. Neius
Ira
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C. L. Searing
Two Greley Young Ladies Win Trip to World’s Fair
After three months of judging, Miss Anderson and Miss Blunt were selected as the two popular winners to tour the World’s Fair at the paper’s expense. The Tribune notes strong support for all contestants and urges allies to join the winning pair on the trip, with checks already issued to others who worked hard for the prize.
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Normal school teachers to spend summer in study and travel
Teachers listed will attend summer programs and pursue study across several cities including Greeley St Louis Cambridge Iowa and Fort Collins with graduate work in Chicago and European touring noted for individuals such as Elizabeth Kendel Bella Sibley John Crone Grace Sproull and Harriet Day among others.
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Richard Ernesti
S. M. Hadden
F. L. Abbott
D. L. Arnold
Greeley
Sanoa M. Heileman
Cambridge
Iowa
H. H. Clement
Fort Collins
Colo
Katharine S. Clute
Rebel Place
St. Louis
L. M. Hannum
St. Helena
Calif
J. H. Hays
Pecos
N. M
R. W. Bullock
Chicago University
Harriet Day
Laurel
Ind
Eleanor Phillips
Europe
Inquirer Probes Potato Starch Plant Plans for Greeley
A resident raises questions about a proposed potato starch factory near Twelfth Street and the Union Pacific line. They seek details on nuisance factors, daily pulp output of seventy tons, water usage, drainage, and potential impact on nearby homes, asking if any injunctions or relocations might be needed.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Greeley
Inqulker
Greeley High Alumni Reception Highlights Copeland Work
Greeley High School alumni gathered in the school building for a spirited annual reunion with Judge Charles Southard delivering a heartfelt tribute to Prof. A. B. Copeland’s work as teacher and superintendent. The program featured music by the opera house orchestra, a violin solo by Miss Lucy Delbridge, readings by Mrs. Louise Downey, a mixed quartet including Misses Josephine Knowles Nora Rugh Bea Couzens and Warren Currier, followed by coffee and sandwiches served by Mesdames Page Woodbury Nusbaum and Adcock.
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Charles Southard
A. B. Copeland
Southard
Copeland
Opera House Orchestra
Lucy Delbridge
Reading
Louise Downey
Josephine Knowles
Nora Rugh
Bea Couzens
Warren Currier
Mesdames Page
Woodbury
Nusbaum
Adcock
Socialite Visit Fetes General Federation Meeting in St Louis
Mrs. H E Churchill attends the seventh biennial General Federation of Women's Clubs in St Louis May 15 to 26. Delegates enjoy the World’s Fair environment with lavish entertainment, a Colorado showcase, and receptions while Colorado President elect Mrs Decker gains broad support. the event blends literary, industrial and civic programs with festive social life.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
St. Louis
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Denver
E. H. Griggs
New Jersey
Jane Addams
Chicago
Charles Zuebline
Tribune
Federation
St. Louisans
Colorado
Fine P. Ernest
Texas
California
Missouri
Illinois
Fish and Forestry
Washington Boulevard
Decker
Orient
Occident
Time changes on Colorado & Southern timetable
The Colorado and Southern schedule shifts the early morning train to 5 30 AM and the 12 35 PM arrival to 2 55 PM. The return trip now departs at 3 35 PM instead of 1 35 PM and the evening arrival is 9 15 PM. Union Pacific No 4 from Cheyenne in the afternoon now runs three minutes earlier. RB MecClenahan returned home Friday evening from a brief Chicago business trip.
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Union Pacific
Cheyenne
RB. H. MecClenahan
Chicago
Be Sincere Says 1904 Greeley High Address
Professor Copeland urges the Greeley High School class of 1904 to shun deception and petty temptations. He praises character, duty, honesty, and Christian conduct as foundations for future citizenship and lifelong integrity amid scrutiny and praise.
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Greeley High School
Kuwau
Jesus
Denver Merchant Seeks Permit to Carry Revolver Amid Chinese Feud
W Q Hung a wealthy Denver Chinese merchant, seeks permission to carry a revolver and letters to Pueblo authorities after receiving threats tied to a violent Chinese faction dispute. He acts as an interpreter in the Pueblo trial and fears for his life and family as the feud grows more bitter. He previously lived in Greeley with his Americanized family and broad friendship network.
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W. Q. Hung
Armstrong
Pueblo
Denver
Hung
America
Denver Republican
Greeley
Boulder Chautauqua Plans Announced For Summer Session
The seventh annual Colorado Chautauqua Assembly at Boulder opens July 4 and runs five weeks. A thirty six page booklet promotes patronage with illustrated views and a strong platform program sure to please. Copies are available on request for summer outing planning.
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Colorado Chautauqua Assembly
Boulder
Colo
Popular Assembly
Reds Rally Past Eagles 7 5 in Greeley Showdown
Sunday baseball game ended with the Greeley Reds defeating the Greeley Eagles seven to five. Reds tallied four runs in the first and added a key sixth inning as the Eagles struggled with errors. The Reds travel to Sterling for games today and tomorrow.
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