Pioneer Day Prospecty Land Auction Details Described
The State Board of Land Commissioners announces an auction for Weld County lands in Colorado on the 6th of July at 3 oclock p m at the Capitol building in Denver. Descriptions include mineral rights, severance of coal and asphaltum, and installment terms with cash portions and equal annual payments, with reserves and bond requirements. The notice also promotes the fortieth anniversary celebration of Greeley.
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Landon J. Capital Building
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Greeley Tribune
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Local Names Mentioned With Little Clear Context
Fragmentary notes list individuals such as Mead, Spooner, Holmes, Coates, Knott, Owens and others with brief actions like painting and selling items. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events, dates, or locations to form a definite news item or outcome.
Mayoral Proclamation for Pioneer Day in Greeley
On Friday June 10 1910 the Society of Union Colony Pioneers marks the 40th anniversary of Greeley declaration of special holiday by city order closing offices and business houses between 9 30 a m and 1 p m. The proclamation honors Meeker Cameron Boyd and the early pioneers who built the community and calls residents to show gratitude and reverence for their sacrifices. George M Houston mayor directs city offices to close for the celebration.
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Society of Union Colony Pioneers
Greeley
Meeker
Cameron
Boyd
Colorado
George M. Houston
Eaton Women Hear Missionary Society Meeting
A Council notes the Congregational churches of Eaton preparing a joint gathering this afternoon in H. W. Kirby's parlors as the Ladies Missionary societies plan an exchange. Dr. J A Dungan returns from Des Moines to care for his ailing father at Drake University. A well is being dug at the cemetery to irrigate grass and flowers.
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June
J. A. Dungan
Des Moines
D. R. Dungan
Drake University
Dungan
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Congregational Church
Eaton Congregational Church
H. W. Kirby
Anglers Aim for Record Catch in North Park
Jane Ault reports a party of anglers led by John Keyser J J Newell G A Randolph Charles Stevens W D Selby and Albert Nichols prepare to fish in North Park warning of danger ahead as they seek a record catch.
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Ault
Jane
North Park
John Keyser
J. J. Newell
G. A. Randolph
Charles Stevens
W. D. Selby
Albert Nichols
George Warren's Illness Reported at Home in Git
George, the young son of Mrs. J. A. Warren, is seriously ill at their home in Git. The brief item notes the family's concern and the condition requiring care at home.
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George
Sanborns Visit Boyd Lake on Business Trip
B. D. Sanborn and his son Carl traveled to Boyd Lake today on business. C. A. O Donnell, manager of McArthur Hardware, is in Boulder for a several day visit.
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B. D. Sanborn
Carl
Boyd Lake
C. A. O' Donnell
McArthur Hardware Company
Boulder
Ramsay Dry Goods Announces Modern Storefront Renovation
Work on Ramsay's Dry Goods in Greeley has begun to install an all new front and upgrade the store. A special Bargain Fest and remnant sale will run to reduce stock and free space for improvements, with sale starting tomorrow morning.
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Ramsay Dry Goods
Greeley
Wanted to Buy Land Near Beret Nuclear Plant
Advertisement from Porter Sal Harborage Bt. Ants and Hollander Wilson Turner on West 5th Street seeks to loan up to 19,000 for land connected to a Beret nuclear site. Low rate offered. Contact T. J. Wilson in Greeley.
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West Sth St
Greeley
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T. J. Wilson Oereeley
Birth of an Iceberg Beneath Mount Terror Surges Antarctic Party
C B Borchgrevink, leader of the 1898 Antarctic expedition, nearly perished in February 1900 at Mount Terror when a glacier birthed an iceberg. He and Captain Jensen were swept by two massive waves while clinging to rocks, saved by a protruding ice peninsula and a westward bend in the rock as the sea surged.
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C. B. Borehgrevink
Mount Terror
Jensen
Hfe
Parish Pastor Surmounts Storm Isolation Snuff Aid
In a Highland parish cut off by a brutal storm supplies ran low and the minister faced a limp sermon due to lack of his stimulant. Sexton Andrew reappears with snuff tucked in a folded paper from the pulpit coat. A humorous tale recalls how the improvised remedy kept him going despite the blackout.
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Andrew
Dupdee Advertiser
Dumas Flatteringly Quips at Marseilles Doctor
Alexandre Dumas visits Dr Gistal in Marseilles and, after dinner, scribbles a witty eight line improvisation in the host s album. He jokes that since the doctor arrived the hospital has been pulled down and a larger cemetery has been made.
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Alexandre Dumas
Gistal
Marseilles
Dumas
Dr. Gistal
Neatness Lesson Turns into Child’s Remark
A kindergarten teacher pressed tidiness and noted a girl who forgot her handkerchief. The pupil replied with a humorous misunderstanding about a kerchief and lunch, then exclaimed she could not wine her bose on an apple, tan, revealing a playful mishearing.
Moated Grange Likely Misprint in Cleveland Plain Dealer
A reader suggests that a phrase about a 'moated grange' is a misprint for 'garage' in a Cleveland Plain Dealer piece. The note proposes a moated garage as a design for motor storage, highlighting a possible error in the poetry note.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Contrary Fortune Amid Quiet Banter
A punning exchange contrasts Biggs and Driggs about Oliver, deeming him contrary. the quip suggests two clashing ideas would conflict if Oliver held them together.
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Biggs
Oliver
Driggs
Rooster Imagines Sunrise and Human Vanity
A reflective musing contrasts a rooster’s claim to start the day with human ego. The passage questions self-importance and imagines a world where individuals are unnecessary. Poignant, aphoristic style echoes journal observations on perception and fate.
Black Diamonds of Brazil Power Industrial Drills
The article explains black diamonds or pure carbon from Brazil, their unique origin in a small Brazilian area, superior hardness and toughness, and their vital role in diamond drilling for mining. It notes they are not gemlike and cannot be easily produced, with larger pieces preferred for durability and efficiency in deep bore work.
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Brazil
Kimberley
Nature
Social notes from Greeley area and nearby towns
Mrs. Clarence Kidder spent Tuesday in Denver. Mrs. Ike J. Oppenheimer now cooking with gas. Mrs. Lina Abbott visited La Veta today with friends. Mrs. M. Sedgwick of Grover was in Greeley on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Wardlow of Longmont were in Greeley. A. J. Condon went to Denver this morning. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gill visited Boulder. W. H. Welsh traveled to Sterling. Roy Beach has gone to Denver to join Potter Plumbing. J. J. Purcell and daughter Margaret went to Denver. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Evans of Red Oak Iowa are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson in Greeley. Miss Marion Fezer to return Thursday from Colorado Springs where she attended Colorado College. Miss Jennie Ellis of LaSalle en route to Fort Collins for W C T A convention. A. B. Wesner, post appendectomy, home recovery in Greeley. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Johnson to Boulder for a few days. Harry Sizer of Nedderland visiting Greeley. Joe Woodbury accepts position with Hallett Henderson drug firm. Mrs. W. E. Brand of LaSalle was...
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Jennie Ellis
LaSalle
Greeley
Fort Collings
Greeley Personalities Headed Toward Summer Trips and Moves
Mrs Brand plans a weeks long journey starting soon to New York Michigan and Canada while Mrs Marrietta Stearns heads to Delta for the summer. Isabel Kistler graduates from the Normal. Allen Pierce leaves for Ault to manage a branch store. Henry West receives California Navels for Pioneer picnic. Maud Howard returns home to Green Mountain Falls with Naas Wright for a month. The Withrows visit Creede while Mrs Van Dorpen and Helen head to Seattle. W H Clark schedules an extended eastern trip through Nebraska Iowa and Massachusetts. Mrs Pool and Gladys depart for Aullville Mo to visit friends.
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Greeley
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Favre © Holmes
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Mead
Bick
Pooner
Spooner
Bk Coates
H Knott
Owens
Ramsay's
Harbaugh
Harbaugh Shoe Co
Greeley, Colo
Practical Poetry
Lawrence Mo
Npicurus
Grlelly
Colo
Clarence Kidder
Denver
Ike J. Oppenheimer
Lina Abbott
la Veta
J. O. Wardlow
Longmont
A. J. Condon
W. H. Gill
W. H. Welsh
Sterling
Roy Beach
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Potter ‘Plumbing Company
J. J. Purcel
Margaret
F. S. Evans
Red Oak, Ia
J. A. Thompson
Marion Fezer
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
A. B. Wesner
Greeley Hospital
Mr. Wesner
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B. F. Johnson
Harry Sizer
Nedderland
Joe Woodbury
Hallett-r Henderson Drug Company
W. E. Brand of
Marrietta Stearns
G. R. Cor
I. M. Ball
Delta
J. Kistler
Bruce Kistler
Allen Pierce
Opera House
Henry T. West
Express
M. J. Hogarty
Nations City
Calif
A. C. van Dorpen
Helen
Jeanetta Bliss
Seattle
J. M. Burke
Pierce
Burke
W. H. Clark
Nebraska
Iowa
Massachussets
H. W. Pool
Gladys
Aullville
Burlington
Wyoming
Kirby
Powder River
Big Horn Basin
Lincoln Land Company
Lincoln
D. Clem Deaver
Landseekers’ Information Bureau
Farnam Street
Omaha
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