Kersey Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration
Kersey will host a lively Fourth of July with a morning and afternoon parade, multiple bands, and an evening fireworks show on Standley’s Addition. Two baseball games feature a $190 purse for winners, with Eaton and a possible visiting team joining Kersey. Senator Delph E. Carpenter is the only speaker secured amid fundraising for the display. Real estate transfers panel follows.
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Kersey
W. F. Tucker
Standley
Greeley
Eaton
Delph E. Carpenter
Real Estate Transfers from June 7 1910 Journal
A list of property conveyances recorded on June 7 1910 including A M Kearns to The A M Kearns Investment Co for Lot 28 Block 26 and parts of Block 46, Mary Shull to The Kersey Lumber Co for Lots 22 to 35 in Clark & Hills Addition, Burton D Sanborn to Charles E Barnes, Andrew J Styler to Alfred W Holmes, S F Martin to George A Starbird, Paul M Mead to Effie Cleo Redman, and B C Goodwin to John F Redman, with dollar values and lot descriptions.
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F. T. Wykert
E. D. Snow
Severance
George A. Collis
Lillian F. Collis
Katherine May Davies
Jennie Hammerly
G. W. Arney
Greeley
Jeremiah Elliott
Thomas M. Welsh
S. F. Martin
Robert Shivers
J. E. Snyder
Robert W. Shivers
Joseph William McCoy
The
Colorado Investment & Mortgage Co
Margaret Graham
Arlington Heights
RB. P. O. EB. Lodge
W. D
Dwight L. Parker
Climena
G. Howard
Cranford
Anto Opdal
Marit Hodgkin
Henry Fox
Junio H H
A. M. Kearns
A. M. Kearns Investment Co
Albert M. Kearns
Mary Shull
Kersey Lumber Co
Clark & Hill's
Kersey
Burton D. Sanborn
Charles E. Barnes
Alfred W. Holmes
Hudson
George A. Starbird
Paul M. Mead
Effie Cleo Redman
Mead
C. B. Goodwin
John F. Redman
Odd Fellows Elect Officers In Local Lodge
D C Muth was elected noble grand and A D Woolman vice grand at the Odd Fellows officer election held last night.
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Odd Fellows
D. C. Muth
A. D. Woolman
Evans Judge Loses 100 Chickens To Local Thief
Special to the Tribune Evans June 8 a bold chicken thief struck Judge Tregonning while he was away in Pennsylvania leaving 100 of the judge's finest birds stolen. That same night the thief also robbed Mike O Grady of fifteen fowls. Mrs. Tregonning discovered the theft Tuesday afternoon and the community waits for the thief's arrest and justice.
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the Tribune
Evans
Judge Tregonning
Pennsylvania
Swedish Baptists Convene Annual Colorado Meeting
The Swedish Baptist missionary society of Colorado will convene in the annual meeting at the Greeley Swedish Baptist church starting tomorrow and continuing through Sunday. Rev. A. A. Anderson of Denver will open the services. Delegates are coming from every part of the state for the event.
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Swedish Baptist Missionary Society of Colorado
Greeley Swedish Baptist Church
A. A. Anderson
Denver
Mrs Cowen and two children visit Greeley
Mrs H W Cowen and two children from Denver arrived in Greeley on Tuesday for a weeklong visit with her mother Mrs EF H Rust.
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H. W. Cowen
Denver
Greeley
EF. H. Rust
Mrs Charles F Phelps and children visit Colorado Springs
Mrs Charles F Phelps and her children traveled to Colorado Springs today to visit relatives, continuing a family trip.
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Charles F. Phelps
Colorado Springs
City allocates funds for Pioneer day and park concessions denied
At a council meeting led by J B Phillips on behalf of the Commercial club, $75 was set aside to aid Pioneer day expenses. The council opposed concessions to popcorn venders and lunch counters in the park to protect the grass. The Normal class play prompted adjournment to finish business later, while Mayor Houston noted petitions urging business closures on Pioneer day.
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Pioneer Day
J. B. Phillips
Commercial Club
Houston
Proclamations Sought Over Store Hours And Theatres
Harry H. Shaw testified before the council that voluntary store closures had been uneven in the past causing some shops to stay open while others closed. James Thompson’s petition for an open air theatre behind the Majestic property was granted. M. R. Morris and C. P. Ramsey received a permit to run a moving picture show in the old Baptist church, conditioned on building exits compliance.
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Harry H. Shaw
James Thompson
Majestic
M. R. Morris
C. P. Ramsey
Greeley Urges Clean Up For Pioneer Celebration
City residents are asked to prepare lawns back yards and alleys in neat condition for Friday June 10 the Pioneer celebration day. Organizers expect many visitors and urge a tidy town to greet guests and honor the occasion.
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Greeley
Boys in buggy hurt as horse bolts into pole crash
Charles Leiper 16, nearly killed when his horse frightened and ran, flinging him against a telephone pole after a shaft broke near Main street watering tank. His younger brother Norvell, five, escaped uninjured as the buggy swerved and toppled. The accident occurred around 2:30 PM yesterday in town.
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Charles Leiper
Norvell Leiper
Healy
Unnamed Older Boy Knocked Unconscious After Boat Incident
In a mishap on the water, an older boy was knocked unconscious and later found to have severe bruises with no bones broken after being carried to a physician. He recovered enough to return home. The younger boy escaped unharmed. Charles Leiper remains bedbound. The boys are sons of R. A. Leiper.
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Pall
Charles Leiper
R. A. Leiper
Old Time Dances Bring Gossman to Armory Contest
Charles Gossman, who played accordion for Greeley dances thirty years ago, will appear Friday night at the armory for the Old Fiddlers' contest held in the city. Twenty seven entries have been received including several women. The program will feature fiddlers singers dancers and other performers in an entertainment echoing past dances.
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Charles Gossman
Greeley
Armory
Princeton woman attends Normal commencement in town
Mrs. Gussie Lindsey of Princeton Missouri arrived this morning to attend the commencement exercises at the Normal. Her sister Miss Urania Alley is slated to graduate this year.
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Gussie Lindsey
Princeton
Urania Alley
Miss Mary Giddings and John Rece Married Here
A surprise wedding united Miss Mary Giddings and John Rece in the Congregational church on Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. Rev Frank H Allen performed the ceremony. Attending were Mrs Alta Hamman Mrs A K Ludlow Miss Blanche Irons and Miss Inez Nesbit. Giddings, formerly from Missouri, has taught in Greeley schools for two years. Rece worked with Everest Western Sugar in Greeley and is now stationed in Baton. The couple will reside in Baton.
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Greeley
Mary Giddings
John Rece
Congregational Church
Frank H. Allen
Alta Hamman
A. K Ludlow
Blanche Irons
Inez Nesbit
Giddings
Missouri
Rece
Eeverest Western Sugar Company
A Ton
Baton
Proclamation Asks Businesses to Close for Parade Day
City officials and committees urge stores and homes to decorate and close during the parade next Friday. Mayor Houston plans a proclamation to close businesses between early morning and around 2 pm, with hours to be finalized after consulting merchants. Pioneers without carriages urged to gather at the Congregational church, 9:30 am, for transport. G A R members to meet at their hall at 9 am.
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Houston
Greeley
Mrs Mary Batterson dies at 77 in Fort Collins
Mrs Mary Batterson wife of Batterson died Monday at the family home Fort Collins age 77 She is survived by her husband one daughter Miss Mima Tibbetts of Livermore and several grandchildren The Battersons once owned property behind the Methodist church in Greeley and lived in the mountains near Livermore before moving to Fort William Batterson and later Fort Collins Reads like an obituary with fragments from earlier life in Greeley and Livermore.
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Mary Batterson
Port Colling
Boleman Batterson
Oak Street
Fort Collins
Batterson
Mima Tibbetts
Livermore
Greeley
Methodist Church
la Greeley
Fort
William Batterson
Frances
Edith Tibbetts
Pron or c Miurer's x Preside a Preg Tour of Dy invitation Re Exchang 2 Round
The fragment shows an invitation for a double round exchange and a presidency related event. Readable names and dates are missing, but the item signals a social or organizational exchange round under a presiding figure. Further details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
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Miurer
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