Graduates Celebrate First Class At State Normal Then Now Teachers College
In Sterling's opera house 251 men and women received degrees from the State Normal School, now the Teachers College. Dr. James H. Franklin of Colorado Springs gave the principal address as the largest class in the school's history filed in and out for the ceremony.
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Sterling Opera House
State Normal School
Ip Teachers’ College
Mary Lee Poynter
South
James H. Franklin
First Baptist Church
Colorado
Ip Une
Methodist
Opera House
Snyder
Sbers
Board of Trustees
Franklin
Wnant
Fitzgerald
Katharine Cook
Representa
Alma K. Lafferty
A. B
R. A. Chase
Ater
Chase
Theo. Fitz
Press
L. Markham
Doctorger
York
Golden West
Andrew B. Casey
Colorado State Normal School
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Claim
An advertisement claims deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the remedy, offering one hundred dollars for a case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured, and mentions circulars and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Local Anglers Fail To Find Luck In Mountain Fishing
Many parties went to the mountains with every kind of fishing gear yet the speckled beauties were not at home. Few good catches were reported though anglers returned with sunburnt skin and wary moods on their Blue Monday.
Tragedy Narrowly Averted as Child Falls Into Irrigating Ditch
A child slipped and plunged into an irrigation ditch but was rescued unharmed. Bystanders and local responders acted quickly to pull the youngster to safety, with no serious injuries reported and authorities investigating how the accident occurred.
G E Carter Rescues Betsey Bradfield From Ditch
A near tragedy occurred Friday evening when Betsey Bradfield daughter of Judge Bradfield nearly drowned in a ditch hidden by grasses on Tenth avenue Prof C E Carter rushed to the aid pulling away the heavy vegetation and saving the child who clung to weeds until rescued by Mr Carter and his daughter Mary
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Betsey Bradfield
Judge Bradfield
C. E. Carter
Carter
Mary
Bradfeld Childen
Betsey
Tenth Avenue
Bradfield
Ditch Hazard Raises Concern Among Nearby Parents
The article notes a near accident along a ditch used by many children. Although no serious injuries occurred due to adults nearby, parents worry about the ditch’s dangerous features and urge removal to prevent future incidents.
Petty Declines Aurora Call Amid Greeley Letters
Rev Orville A Petty, extended a unanimous call by the Aurora Congregational church, declined the post after receiving about 2000 letters from Greeley residents urging acceptance. Petty formerly led the United Presbyterian church in Greeley before his decision.
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Aurora
Ill
Orville A. Petty
Congregational
Greeley
John Doane
Petty
United Presbyterian Church
HERBINS remedy advertised for bowel irregularities
A morning bowel routine is promoted as essential for daily work. The advertisement claims HERBINS purifies strengthens and regulates bowels. It lists a 50 cent price and notes Carson W. Gilbert as the seller.
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Carson W. Gilbert
Mrs Flint Recovering After Long Illness
The many friends of Mrs. E. S. Flint will be pleased to learn that she is gradually recuperating from her long illness.
Strenuous Mayor Secures County Funds for Sidewalk Repair
The aggressive mayor presses ahead with sidewalk repairs after obtaining county financing. Officials say the move improves pedestrian safety and supports local commerce. The funding will cover project details and timelines.
Head Protected From Sun by Mayor Bossing City Works
Mayor William Mayher oversees sidewalk lowering near the courthouse, joking about sun risk while his own hat protects him. He asserts county cooperation for needed improvements and recalls his past as a stone contractor, pushing for a neater corner with old employees in action.
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William Mayher
Court House Grounds
Greeley
The Sprightly Mayor Oversees a Summer Workday
A lively mayor insists on doing the job itself as workers toil under the sun amid heat and sweat. He remains at his post despite challenges, maintaining steady leadership while the crew continues.
Greeley Residents Trek Idaho Lands For Rail Road Boom
A group from Greeley including Fred Fagan Mrs A G Mackey and family and Arthur McClenahan headed to Idaho to oversee property as a new railroad nears Richfield and Idaho Falls officials say the line could open rich agricultural districts with growing opportunities.
Supreme Court ruling loosens mail fraud limits on fake cures
The U S Supreme Court favored the defendant in United States v Johnson Missouri, ruling that almost any mail matter can be sent with intent to defraud. Lawyers call it far reaching for criminal use of the mails and say it removes the lid, shielding newspapers from liability for publishing advertisements of fake doctors or medicine firms.
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United States Supreme Court
United States
Johnson
Missouri
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Dvises Grads
Vernor Shafroth
Piltegerrald
Igerrald
University
Cole
Fitz
Fitzgerrald
First Baptist Church of
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Henry Candlin
Notary Public
G. E. Carter
Mrs. Flint
Idaho
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