Tribune Excursion to Moffat Road on June 30
The Tribune announces its 24th summer excursion from Greeley on Sunday June 30. Tickets cost two dollars and a half from Greeley to Tolland and back, with an extra dollar fifty to Corona. Train departs Greeley about 7 am, transfers at Utah Junction to Moffat road, returning by early bedtime.
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Tribune
Moffat Road
Greeley
Weather Man
Tolland
Corona
Continental Divide
Denver-Laramie Road
Utah Junction
Elevators Begin Spring Cleaning in Weld County
Ault June 8 spring cleaning extends to mill elevators in Weld County under Will Young and Burr Pence. A crew will whitewash rooms and bins, starting at Severance and visiting Windsor Farmers Spur Greeley Evans Kersey Eaton and Ault. Cracks are sealed and upper floors treated with fumigant, requiring short occupancy times due to strong fumes.
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Greeley
Evans
Kersey
Eaton
Ault
Out-of-town dealer to open watch repair shop in Greeley
Mr. Culp of Littleton arrived Friday to arrange his daughter's college plans and, impressed by Greeley, rented a home at 807 Eighth avenue. He plans to install a watch repair business about August 1, is an expert in the trade, and recently retired after owning a Boise jewelry store.
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Culp
Littleton
Greeley
Eighth Avenue
Boise
Lady Cow Breaks Leg Hit By Auto Near LaSalle
June 8 report from Greeley area states John Pierson driving toward beet fields near LaSalle startled by a cow owned by Al McCollum. The animal suffered a broken leg after the cow did not move. Pierson agreed to pay damages for the cow.
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Evans
John Pierson
John
Pierson
Greeley
LaSalle
al McCollum
Independent Sugar plans acreage total at 7000 acres
La Salle farmers signed up 7000 acres as the Independent Sugar company gathers commitments. Messrs Briggs and Hubbard reported 400 acres secured in a single day, the best effort since the plan began. Only 500 acres will be needed to complete the overall target.
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la Salle
Independent Sugar Company
Messrs
Briggs
Hubbard
Beet fields largely free of wire worms in several districts
June 6 report notes the wire worm has affected some beet fields in Hardin and nearby areas, while Kuner Green City and Weldon Valley show no effects. Mr Henderson returned from Weldon valley and reports the beet district east of here is progressing well.
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Kersey
Kuner
Green City
Weldon Valley
Wm. Henderson
Here
Hickman family attends Denver University graduation drill
W D Hickman and family traveled to Denver to witness Vera Hickman’s graduation from Denver University. Vera Hickman will teach in Windsor public schools next year.
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Windsor
W. D. Hickman
Denver
Denver University
Vera
Vera Hickman
Windsor Public Schools
Evans Saloon Debate Sparks City alum Conversation
In Evans a well known citizen argues saloon presence in neighboring Greeley reduces local crime as bootleggers leave town. Investigation supports the view that light enforcement and nearby grog shops may influence Evans jail emptiness, though the stance is not an endorsement of saloons.
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Evans
Greeley
Plan to Kill Carp in Lakes by Wall-eyed Pike
Inland Empire Game Protective association proposes introducing wall-eyed pike to Colorado and Idaho lakes infested with carp. The plan aims to stop carp by using cannibal predators while keeping pike as game fish. 100,000 wall-eyed pike eggs requested from Washington for Diamond Lake shores near Spokane to test outcomes.
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Colorado
Inland Empire Game Protective Association
Spokane
Wash
Inland Empire Association
Washington
Idaho
Fisheries Department
Diamond Lake
Greeley
Clain Seeks Return Of Horses In Local Suit
Nonn June 8 A W Clain says his horses escaped pasture and entered John Birsch wheat field triggering dual lawsuits in Judge O Connor's court at 3 pm Clain seeks replevin to recover the animals Birsch sues for damages to his wheat after their entry Birsch has kept the horses in his barn pending outcome
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Nonn
A. W. Clain
John Birsch
Kersey Dinner Club Brings Farm Themed Evening
The Kersey Diner club enjoyed a gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John Imersen home. Farm scheme decorations inspired games including chanticleer prizes won by Miss Laura Gardner and L. B. Tucker. A blindfold tail-feather game amused guests. C. B. Gardner placed correct appendages on the wall rooster.
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Kersey Dinner Club
Kersey
John Imersen
Laura Gardner
L. B. Tucker
C. B. Gardner
Rowena Stevens
B. P. Brooks
F.S. James
A. M Henderson
Dr. Spaulding
Mr. Lockwood
P. T. Small
Ray Kallous
Burns
Teddy De-Roo s Song Emerges In Campaign Skit
A new campaign song for Roosevelt appeared with colonel's approval in Chicago on June 7. Sung to Everybody's Doin It, the verse mocks Bill Taf for time, taxes, and party divisions, portraying Roosevelt as a relentless bear leading supporters to unite or split.
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Teddy
Chicago
Teddi De-Roos
Golla
Ohio
Teddi-de-Roos
Woman saves child after lye exposure in Peckham
Mrs. W. L. Carroll used vinegar to counteract lye ingested by her three year old daughter who drank diluted lye from a can. The mother acted quickly, and the baby was rushed to Dr. Vance in LaSalle within ten minutes, recovering though with burns and infection risk.
Elks Bid Fond Farewell to Old Lodge Rooms
A farewell meeting of B P O Elks members was held in the old lodge rooms. The next gathering will be July 4 in the new lodge home upon its completion. Guests District Deputy Grant E Halterman from Longmont and Robert May and George Williams of Boulder spoke. members shared reminiscences of the order’s growth and early days. A large attendance attended.
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Grant E. Halterman
Longmont
Robert May
George Williams
Boulder
Protection for Factory Water Tank Erected for Fire Safety
Eaton June 8. G M Drommon superintendent orders a large steel water tank near the office to protect the sugar factory. The 150 foot high tank will hold 40,000 gallons and be fed from the city main or a factory well. Existing hose carts supplement the new system and a concrete foundation is underway with steel due next week.
Kersey Ice Company elects officers and cream contract
W F Fischer named president B C Pennant vice president and L B Tucker clerk at Kersey Ice Company meeting. A finance committee of W O Risman and W P Sterling chosen. The firm contracted with a Denver creamery to supply cream and installed testers to ensure a square deal for farmers.
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Kersey
Kersey Ice Company
W. F. Fischer
B. C. Pennant
L. B. Tucker
W. O. Risman
W. P. Sterling
Kersey Ice
Keys
Denver
Local cyclist injured after tire hits rock on turn
Andrews was thrown from a motorcycle near Ault on June 7 or 8 when a small rock in the road caused the front tire to jerk. He sustained a strained ankle and received treatment.
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Andrews
Convention of W. C. T. U. in Greeley this week
The seventeenth annual fifth district convention of the W. C. T. U. will meet Thursday and Friday in Greeley at the Christian church. Delegates from northern Colorado attend a program of speakers from Greeley and beyond, including state president Adrianna Hungerford.
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Christian Church
Greeley
Colorado
Adrianna Hungerford
The Missionary Society Session and Program
Mrs Anice Price leads a 3:00 session with The Power of the Newspaper by Mr Charles Hansen editor of the Greeley Republican. 8:35 Forward Plans by Mrs Hungerford. Includes songs prayer adjournment Friday Evening Invocation playlet Visitor at Y P Bd School Greeley Y P B solo address Mrs Adrianna Hungerford state president song Hallelujah Prohibition.
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Nellie Ross
Helen Lewis
W. Moore
Dora Foster
J. E. Neill
Rebecca Wolfe
W. C. T. U. Messenger
Jennie Ellis
Union
Lizzie Sampson
Lana Eby
Temperance Legion
Greeley L. T. L
William Mayher
Greeley
R. A. Chase
M. E. Church
C. EB. Carter
Lula Stevens
F. J. Estabrook
Owen
Berger
George M. Houston
Charles J. Crockett
Joseph Chalmers Ewing
Nora Chalfant
Croft
Coffman
Gertrude Wright
Rosenberg
T. L. Radford
Marie Krenz
Nellie Goss
Fannie Ennes
C. H. Bliss
M. E
A. B. Cook
the Missionary Society
Anice Price
Charles Hansen
Greeley Republican
Hungerford
Y. P. Bd
Greeley Y. P. B. Solo
Adrianna Hungerford
Where are all the hired men in Weld County
A distressed note on labor shortages across Weld County reports farm laborers scarce and help nearly impossible to find. Denver agencies confirm difficulty securing white manual labor. In Greeley newcomers can find country work, but overall business activity remains quiet.
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em +pty
Weld
Greeley
Denver
PHA ERS Cony 10 YEARS AGO
Local observers recall a decade old event as residents reflect on past concerns and community changes amid lingering questions about long term impacts and ongoing local discussions.
Dead horse verdict settles ownership in Cox case
June 7. In Judge O Connors court a three member jury delivered a verdict just after noon finding Sher Cox owner of a dead horse following a long dispute over a bill of sale. The horse died after a chase and the jury ruled Cox possessed the animal.
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Nunn
Cox
Horse Dies of Broken Heart in Platteville Incident
Platteville on June 6 reports a horse owned by Frank Hodgson collapsed and died while hitched to a gravel load. The animal mourned its mate Ned who died last week, and officials believe the missing horse contributed to the tragedy.
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Platteville
Frank Hodgson
Hodgson
Ned
Dee Hibner Arrives With Bride in Greeley Visit
Dee M. Hibner, long time Greeley resident and Basalt teacher, arrived with a bride for a visit to his parents Mr. and Mrs A Hibner. Hibner, a Greeley High School and Teachers College graduate, has spent most of his life in Greeley.
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Dee M. Hibner
Greeley
Hibner
Basalt
M A. A. Hibner
Greeley Hi School
Teachers College
Will Play Ball Too Milliken Fourth of July Ball Tourney
A Fourth of July celebration plan includes a Milliken ball tournament with four teams. Games start June 3 with two semifinals in the afternoon and the final for the championship. A $40 purse goes to the winner and $25 to the runner up.
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Milliken
Evans Dies During Sleep at 75
Simon Carbauch, 75, died Monday morning after 10 hours of unconsciousness. He sank into a deep sleep Friday night and did not awaken. He was an old soldier. Mineral services will be held at the Methodist church this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The W. T. Sherman Grand Army Post will conduct the services.
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Evans
Simon Carbauch
Carbauch
Methodist
W. T. Sherman Grand Army Post
Ten Pounder Arrives Near Oe Ranch
A 10 pound boy was born to Mrs. Ferguson last Sunday night. The Ferguson family lives two miles south of the Oe ranch.
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Ten Pounder
Kersey
Ferguson
Fragmented Goex 10 Goods report on unusual event
Unreadable OCR fragment references GOES 10 GOODS and a plant event with unusual elevated number, unclear participants or dates, no clear outcome or location.
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Mrl. Carroll
ELKS
ICE Company's Square
Farmers’ Union
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Ward Darley
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Dee Hibner
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