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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1911

Page

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Helpless Party Stirs Greeley Streets With Beer Theft

Patrolman Nate Sher arresting a drunken man found a large sack of beer. A chaotic scene followed as partygoers, described as helpless cripples, grabbed beer while officers transported the suspect to the city jail. The narrative notes a chaotic night and hopes the crowd disperses by morning.

Greeley Cenn & Creeley Nate Sherin Man Fiedth Street Kier Sherwood Texas Sherwoot Eerk Fone Marshally

Eeley Bachelors Joy Turns to Grief in Greeley Rumor

In Greeley rumors spread of a Southern women’s tour visiting the city for the Southern Tri State meet school. The Normal stated no official notification. The hopeful bachelors’ joy faded as the rumor was denied and no party arrived.

Lil Greeley Ugh Tri State

Appeal for Park in Western States Congress Vote

A letter was sent to western congressmen and Senator Guggenheim by the park committee of the chamber of commerce asking support for the bill creating Estes National Park. Committee members include Pred R. Ross, chairman, W. D. Downs, T. H. Rey, Thomas B. Stearns and Platt.

Park Denver Guggenheim Perk Champ Commerce Congress Estes National Park Pred R. Ross Rman W. D. Downs T. H. Rey Thomas B. Stearns Plattere

Plan to save women from getting off streetcars

A Greeley plan by Super intendent Hartman proposes a single front door streetcar with a mirror at the doorway. Women would look at themselves facing forward before alighting, encouraging proper disembarkation and aiming to reduce accidents. No patent is involved and adoption could curb backward exits.

Night Fight At Evans Ends With Serious Injuries

Evans June 14. Mike O Grady lies in critical condition at his father in law's home after a confrontation with his brother in law Guy White who was arrested by Sheriff McAfee. O Grady suffered multiple facial cuts and a possible brain concussion from a temple blow during a dispute linked to business issues in Denver.

O'Grady Evans Denver

Dr Snyder Visits Gunnison Normal School

Dr. Z X Snyder and Prof H W Hochbaum from the State Normal toured Gunnison Wednesday to arrange the fall opening of the Normal. Reports indicate strong attendance and western slope enthusiasm for the new institution in the area.

Z. X. Snyder H. W. Hochbaum State Normal Gunnison

First Real Pantaloon Skirt Appears in Greeley Depot Scene

A bold pantaloon skirt draws attention as a woman in khaki and Norfolk elements steps from a Union Pacific train at the depot. Her striking outfit, including a long black skirt with a bulky rear, flaxen hair, and a tall hat, shocks and amuses onlookers alongside a contrasting Castle Garden arrival.

Greeley U. P Neal Norfolk Boonies Tiny Castle Garden Colorado Noah

Mrs Frank Myers Improves At Greeley Hospital

Mrs. Frank Myers of Peckham has been at the Greeley hospital for several weeks and is reported improving nicely.

Frank Myers Peckham Greeley Hospital

La Salle to Host Joint Fourth of July Celebration with Evans

LaSalle committee invites Evans to join a monster July 4 celebration at Dunn's Grave. Evans willors form a coordinating team to plan events including tug of war, ball game between business men, music by the Greeley Commercial band, fireworks, sack and donkey races, greased pig, and more. An estimated 5000 people may attend from both towns.

LaSalle James A. Stewart George Briggs Messrs Cheek Glasgow Evans Commercial Club Charles Huffsmith Downey Dr. Hill Dunn la Salle Evans Business Greeley

Feeding in transit rate cuts in Northern Colorado

The Colorado & Southern railroad cuts feeding in transit rate from fourteen to seven cents per hundredweight, effective by July 15. Savings for shippers total about $15 per car and $6,000 to $10,000 for the season, aided by a Cheyenne connection. Union Pacific may match the reduction.

Weld County Colorado Colorado & Southern Railroad Union Pacific

Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Gertrude Huffsmith

Fifteen young friends of Miss Gertrude Huffsmith gathered Tuesday night at Evans for a birthday surprise. They brought refreshments and planned games and music, and the evening ended with chatter and praise for the nicest party in many evenings.

Evans Gertrude Huffsmith Charley Huffsmith Miss Gertrude

Miss Glessner Carruthers Arrives From Sheville to Visit

Incoming passenger Miss Glessner Carruthers traveled from Sheville Kentucky where she attended a young ladies college all winter. She will be the guest of Dr J K Miller in the city.

Glessner Carruthers Sheville Kentucky J. K. Miller

Tribune Excursion to Moffat Road Crest of the Continent

Two day countdown to the Tribune's Denver Laramie route excursion to the Moffat Road. Riders endure six hour ascent to the crest of the continent with coach seating, optional summit ride, and a return through snow sheds and tunnels to the Platte Valley.

Mrs. S. Cline Visits En Route to Ft. Collins

Mrs. S. Cline from Hazeltine Colorado stopped in the city yesterday while sightseeing. She is traveling to Ft. Collins to visit the Oldfield family.

S. Cline Hazeltine Colo Ft. Collins Oldfield

Denver Dairies Probe Tightens Sanitary Standards

Seven more dairies faced action by the fire and police board after Milk Department charges of unsanitary conditions and missing equipment. Milk Inspector Kelly seeks license revocation unless dairies upgrade to city standards, including mandatory sterilizing plants to ensure bottle cleanliness. He reports sweeping sanitation improvements and aims to raise them further.

Denver Fire and Police Board Kelly

Robbery Report Near Greeley Involving Mrs Baker

Mrs Jesse Baker was robbed nine miles northwest of Greeley while driving with two children near the Union Pacific tracks. Two men stopped her horse and demanded money. she hid her pocket book under the seat but robbers took only $3.50 in change and two boxes of strawberries. The incident was not reported to the sheriff.

Jesse Baker Greeley Union Pacific Sheriff's Office

Sheriff Faces Puzzling Case Of Wandering Girl

A girl found in Fort Lupton and brought to the county hospital is described by Sheriff McAfee as one of the queerest cases he has seen. Doctors see no illness or poisoning and some say she feigns insanity. If no kin is found, she may be sent to Pueblo State Asylum, with a possible expert mental examination forthcoming.

Greeley Crockett and Moody Guggenheim State Teachers’ College Ninth Avenue Fourteenth Street First Street Sixth Avenue Twentieth Street Sheriff McAfee Fort Lupton Pueblo

D A R Observes Flag Day With Garden Party

The local D A R celebrated Flag Day with an informal garden party at Mrs. Jessie Gale s home. The program titled Grandmother s Garden featured readings by Mrs W H Delbridge and a discussion by Mesdames Johnson Wright Horne and Graham. Mrs Jesse Gale reported on her National convention delegate duties, with refreshments served by Mrs Harry Shaw. the event was well received.

Jessie Gale W. H. Delbridge Old Salem Mesdames Johnson Wright Horne Graham Jesse Gale Washington Harry Shaw

Harbeck Halstead to Head Local Internes Department

Harbeck Halstead arrives Wednesday to spend summer with his parents Mr and Mrs Halstead. He recently won a Bellevue Hospital exam in New York City by a wide margin and will assume head of the Department of Internes on October 1. He will meanwhile stay in Greeley or nearby mountains on vacation.

Harbeck Halstead City Halstead New York City Bellevue Hospital Department of Internes Greeley Here

Pierce Girl Wins First Prize In Limerick Contest

The Tribune lottery results name Miss Phyllis Boulter of Pierce as first prize winner for a limerick about Paul Gilmore. Greeley residents Charles F. Bittel and Dr. W. H. Shields win second and third prizes respectively. Tickets must be claimed at the Tribune office by this evening.

Pierce Limerick Paul Gilmore Tribune Weld Gilmore Phyllis Boulter Charles FB. Littel Eighth Street Greeley W. H. Shields

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