Anti Liquor Clause Test Case Probed in Colorado
A Colorado case tests an anti liquor clause in property deeds. The city seeks to enforce a provision preventing sale of alcohol on premises through a test in Greeley. Officials say the clause could allow city revert to the Union company. locals compare similar deeds in Pueblo and Colorado Springs. Polk of Cheyenne visited the city yesterday.
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Beide Cily
Greeley
Colorado
Eer
Pueblo
Colo Springs
Sugar beet contest offers $1000 prize at New York exposition
Weld county beet growers compete for a $1000 silver cup offered by Horace O Havemeyer at the American Land and Irrigation exposition in New York. Judging weights points include 45 for sugar content 15 for shape and 25 for weight. Entries must include a history of the crop and be sent by McClurg 149 Broadway New York City. Exhibition to be held in Madison Garden next November, the first land show in New York.
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Weld County
Horace O. Havemeyer
New York
Besis
McClurg
Broadway
York City
Madi
New York City
Metropof Anerica
Arrest of Eld Farmer on Checks Charge Leads to Denver Capture
Local authorities had pursued a suspect for about 66 days over dishonored checks totaling a significant sum. After a tip, officers located and arrested the described man on Tuesday as he traveled toward Denver. He had been living on a dry claim near Grease Lake and offered no resistance.
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Tn PF
Abe
Denver
Grease Lake
Jagged Witness Must Pay Fine
In district court Judge Gamble fined BE G. Taylor about 300 dollars for failing to appear as a witness in the trial of John and Maud Martin on drugging and robbery charges. An investigation showed he spent the prior night drinking and delaying proceedings.
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Gamble
G. Taylor
John
Maud Martin
Taylor
Wheels of Justice
Graduate Becomes a Bride Quietly at Manitou
Susan Jones a State Normal kindergarten graduate from Greeley wed J Phil Harburg in a quiet Manitou ceremony led by Rev. J Appleton Granner. The bride, known as Water in The Blue Bird, taught stories for Tribune series and will be of voting age at the next presidential election.
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State Normal
Susan Jones
Greeley
Manitou
J. Appleton Granner
Ruth Steeman
J. Emil Harburg
The
Colorado Herald
Denver
Two men injured by live wire in street crossing mishap
Harry J. Snook and C. A. Buttons were electrocuted and knocked unconscious while locating a line trouble at Third Street and Eleventh Avenue. The incident stemmed from a crossing of telephone and electric light wires. Both men recovered after treatment and returned to duties.
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Harry J. Snook
C. A. Buttons
Mr. Snook
Third Street
Eleventh Avenue
Telephone Company
A. Buttons
Buttons
Goat on Job Pip Sparks Full Swing at E OSessions
A terse bulletin notes that SH SH SH THAT GOAT IS ON JOB PIP and E O SESSIONS are in full swing, signaling active operations or activities. The wording emphasizes momentum and ongoing efforts. No further specifics are provided in the readable text.
P. E. O. Convention Delegates Gather At Congregational Church
Nearly 100 delegates travel from Denver Las Animas Colorado Springs and other towns for the P. E. O. annual convention at the Congregational church. Activities include business sessions receptions an automobile ride and a Schweiker Kendrick recital with a delegate list of Chapter A through Chapter T members.
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Congregational Church
B. I. Ls
Delbridge
Professor Schweiker
Denver
Kendel
Greeley
Congregational
Friends of the
Eva L. Perrin
Emma Hinchman
Las Animas
Jennie A. Clough
Fannie Snoddy
Colorado Springs
Mina Hise
Anna B. Grafton
D. Lamar
Maybelle Mers
Fanny Dodds
E. Denver
Elizabeth Croft
Blanche Elliott
F. Pueblo
Edith McKeevy
Clara Meales
G. Fort Collins
Harriet C. House
Clara Love
H. Boulder
Alice K. Spencer
Olive Robinson
I. Greeley
May McCutcheon
Helen Starr
K. Manitou
Elizabeth Grafton
Margaret Durward
L. Loveland
Rose B. Wells
Anna Kidder
M. Longmont
Gertrude Yurs
Clara Blum
N. Grand Junction
Pearl M. Shores
Edith G. Moore
C. Golden
Clara B. Smith
Milliken Roosters Promote Fourth of July in LaSalle
LaSalle guests Milliken Roosters are in town today placing advertising for Milliken's Fourth of July celebration. La Salle plans a great time on the Fourth with events at home.
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LaSalle
Milliken Roosters
Milliken
Fort St Vrains Celebration Train Schedule
Those joining the Fort St. Vrains celebration should take the 10 20 train from Greeley via the Lara mie route reaching the old fort site in time for the ceremony A passenger coach will be added for visitors in case of rain Those not attending the picnic can take the 8 o clock train back to Greeley
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Fort St. Vrains
Greeley
Laramie
Old Fort
Mrs McCelland and granddaughter leave for Pawnee Neb
Mrs M J McCelland and her granddaughter Marie depart this morning for an extended visit with a daughter Mrs Chas Hutchinson in Pawnee Nebraska.
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M. J. McCelland
Marie
Chas, Hutchinson
Pawnee
Neb
Another First Inning Is Fatal To The Spuds
A dramatic early collapse in the first inning leads to a decisive loss for the Spuds as opponents capitalize on rapid scoring. Key players emerge, and the game sets a tense tone for the season.
Indians topple Spuds in late L7 dramatic nine inning clash
In Greeley the Cheyenne Indians beat the Spuds 6 to 3 in eight to nine innings as Gormley shone on the mound. Miller played several positions and helped the Indians’ offense with four early hits while Buckles, Norris, and Haller contributed key hits. The game ended with a late score surge and a rain-streaked finish as the Indians captured the win.
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Greeley
Cheyenne Indians
Spuds
Syliens
Gormley
Miller
Indians
Riley
Buckles
Mitchell
Norris
Marsh
Baxter
Haller
Gorman
Gibson
South
Tony LaSalle
Cheyenne
Longmont Girl Receives State Normal School Fellowship
Nellie Hard of Longmont earned a fellowship at the State Normal School in Greeley during commencement exercises. The award honors a pupil with notable success and a strong school record. The Longmont Call notes this reflects well on her and pleases her friends.
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Longmont
Nellie Hard
State Normal School
Greeley
Normal School
Heavy rain floods fields but boosts grain outlook at Kersey
June 17 reports very heavy rainfall in Kersey leaving ground saturated and ditches bank full. Farmers cheer the timely rain as it benefits most crops though small grain shows limited potential.
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Kersey
Signs On Cars Puzzle Maidens In Greeley
Out of town arrivals in Greeley puzzled by car signs as they wait for transport to the Normal. Two young women misread labels listing Majestic Theater Neill’s Lumber yard and a furniture store, seeking a car to take them to the Normal. Any car could take them there.
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Greeley
Greeley Reappears On UP Time Table Map
Greeley is shown in bold on Union Pacific Colorado Division time table revised to June 18, 1911. Earlier issues omitted the city except for Greeley Junction prompting wrath and a two person committee from the Commercial Club to press newspapers for protest. The UP explains the omission was an engraving error to be corrected. The transportation committee weighs further action or official notice of the correction.
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Greeley
Union Pacific
Colorado
Greeley Junction
Union Pacific Railroad Company
the Tribune
Chicago
Tribune
Transportation Committee
The
Commercial Club
Platteville to Organize New Gun Club
Plans completed for a new gun club in Platteville with about 20 charter members expected at a meeting tomorrow night. Local marksmen hope the club will improve skills and coordinate with neighboring clubs for shoots in early fall and the big annual hunt.
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Platteville
Mr and Mrs Abbott Visit Denver for Short Business Trip
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Abbott traveled to Denver today for a brief business trip. The outing centers on their proposed meetings and potential engagements in the city.
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0. M. Abbott
Denver
Showers Patrol Weld as Greeley Receives Heavy Rain
General showers spread across Weld County with Greeley reporting the heaviest moisture. Weather officials noted scattered thundershowers and cooler temperatures, as residents prepared for possible minor flooding in low-lying areas.
Greeley Area Drenched by Heavy Rainfall
Heavy storms swept Weld county with nearly two inches in Greeley by 2 pm and substantial falls in Ault Eaton and Pierce. Cellars flooded in parts, ditches overflowed, and a leak threatened at Fifteenth Avenue and Twelfth Street. More rain was expected to generalize, easing a prolonged dry period.
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Greeley
Weld County
Eaton
Pierce
Windsor
Johnstown
Milliken
Fort Lupton
Fifteenth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Rain Keeps Up In Platteville After Light Shower
A light rain visited Platteville yesterday laying dust, and this morning rain persisted steadily. The steady shower continues through the morning creating damp conditions in the town.
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Platteville Platteville
Poor teeth responsible for badness
Denver reports Dr. G W Clapp says morals and dentistry are linked. He cites 12 million schoolchildren with mouth defects and claims extensive dental work could improve behavior and mental health. notes Germany uses dental clinics in city and schools.
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Denver
G. W. Clapp
The
Dental Digest
Lindsey
Cleveland
Clapp
Germany
Will Speak for Prizes at Ma jestic Theatre
County school oratorical contest features Vera Todd Alfred Corsberg Elsie John Mozelle Evans Gertrude Rissman Ethel Craig Katherine Fitch participating in selections including How We Hunted a Mouse Patsy Hieronymus Pop and the Baby The Klu Klux Klan Epaminondas Emmy Lou and other readings tonight at 8 p m at the Majestic theatre
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Majestic Theatre
Vera Todd
Alfred Corsberg
Elsie John
Patsy
Mozelle Evans
Hieronymus Pop and
the Baby
Gertrude Rissman
Klu Klux Klan
Ethel Craig
Epaminondas
Katherine Fitch
Emmy Lou
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Mixx
Sue Jones
J. Phil Harberg
Normal
B. I, LS
Gormley Witches
Hard
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