The Late Mr. Carver of the Greeley Tribune Described
The obituary adds that E. J. Carver, born in Norwich England, came to the United States in 1857 or 1858 and joined the New York Tribune under Horace Greeley. He later became manager and owner of a major share in the Greeley Tribune, serving over thirty years, before its current ownership. He was a cautious, honest, and upright man known for his restraint and strong friendships.
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Tribune
Carver
E. J. Carver
Norwich
England
United States
New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
Long Island
Union Colony
Greeley Tribune
Horace G. Clark
Johnny Bulli
Devoted Son Remembers Gracious Mother in 19th Century Tribute
J Max Clark recalls the life of a Greeley man who cared for his mother until her 1892 death at age 86. He describes his vow not to remarry while she lived and details the poignant moment he helped place her in bed before calling the coroner. The obituary honors a deeply loving, conscientious citizen.
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Greeley
J. Max Clark
Union Pacific steel plant rumor bets big Greeley growth
The Tribune reports a steel plant and rolling mill may be built near Greeley, Delta, or between Greeley and Evans. If true, the project could bring millions in investment, 2000 workers, and a population surge. Harriman favored Greeley for its temperance and thrift as rail links aid manufacturing.
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the Tribune
Union Pacific
Greeley
Delta
Here
Evans
Harriman
Roads Dissent Grows Over Windsor Corridor
The Tribune records farmer complaints about Windsor area roads and alleges neglect by road officials. merchants in Greeley warn Fort Collins traffic is draining Windsor trade, as travel west of Windsor becomes nearly impossible for heavy loads.
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the Tribune
Windsor
D. R. Laughlin
Fort Collins
Greeley
Here
Colling
Seventh Wedding Anniversary Party for Allnutt Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allnutt celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary with ten couples from the Swastika club. The evening featured 500 and poetry prizes, with Mrs. Lee Carrel winning for the most clever verse. Woolen blankets were presented to the hosts.
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Fred Allnutt
Swastika Club
Lee Carrel
City Engineer Shattuck Maps Baton Special Grading
City Engineer Shattuck visited Thursday with a profile map he has prepared. Work to establish the grades will begin at once.
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Baton
Shattuck
Colorado Senators Face Income Tax Debate in Senate
Senators Hughes and Guggenheim draw lines in a clash over a direct income tax and a 2 percent corporate tax. Guggenheim shifts with administration plans while Hughes backs the Bailey movement for a direct income tax though wary of proposed corporate taxes.
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Guggenhi
Senate
Guggenheim
Taft
Borah
Senato Cummins
Finance Committee
Crist and Whitaker Buy Kuner Townsite Interest
Crist and Whitaker acquire remaining interest in the Kuner townsite and plan to revive a new Burlington line crossing the river at Kuner. The move ties to future Holland town development while they operate a real estate loan and insurance office in Greeley.
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Burlington
Hudson
New Holland
Crist
Whitaker
Greeley
Antelope Herd Ravages Wheat Near Fort Morgan
Hugh Hoy, a ranchman near Fort Morgan, fed a fourteen antelope herd through winter. The animals now raid his wheat fields, prompting Hoy to deploy dogs. Commissioner Holland ordered Deputy Warden Ed Baugh to drive the antelope back to the prairie with dogs to protect Hoy’s crops.
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Fort Morgan
Farmer Hoy
Game and Fish
Holland
Ed Baugh
Brush
Hoy Ranch
Auxiliary Forestry Course Proposed at Colorado Agricultural College
The U S forestry service offers Colorado Agricultural College a two month auxiliary forestry program for rangers and prospective forest service entrants. Three weeks will be field work in Estes Park on federal land. Denver district forestry office will supply practical instruction while college staff provide theory.
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Dakota
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District Forestry Office
Denver
College Forestry
Tomato Loss 2000 in Fort Lupton Crop Storm
Fort Lupton faces losses from a severe storm with $2,000 estimated damage to the town tomato crop. O. HB. Frink has completed reselling seventy five acres ruined by the hail. The report notes the impact despite hail conditions.
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Fort Lupton
O. HB. Frink
Beeting Children in Beetfields topic praised by LaGrange club
LaGrange Country club members praised Joe Wilkinson's Beetfields piece in the Greeley Tribune about children working in beet fields and the balance of earning versus idleness. The debate followed a Denver Post story and the club plans future discussions and readings at its meeting hosted by Mrs. Asa Decker.
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LaGrange
Joe Wilkinson
Greeley Tribune
Greeley
LaGrange Country Club
Denver Post
The
Tribune
Denver
Asa Decker
Mesdames Decker
Benjamin Pfalzgraf
George Loveland
Myrtle Reed
Edward Everett Hale
Georgie Baker
Construction gang unloads for Greeley street railway project
A Colorado and Southern construction crew of about fifty Italians arrived with a regular construction train to unload materials for the Greeley street railway. C. C. Stoufe from Denver will oversee work as Seventh avenue is doubled and the line eventually gains double track, cutting grading and gravel costs for property owners.
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Greeley Street Railway
City Street
C. C. Stoufe
Denver
Seventh Avenue
Greeley Girl Weds in Idaho Home Ceremony
Miss Rhena M. Grove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Grove of Greeley and granddaughter of Joseph Moss, united in marriage to Joseph R. Williams at a private home in North Arthur avenue Pocatello. Rev. Henry A. Mullen officiated. couple to Oakland and August homecoming after a brief honeymoon.
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Pocatello Tribune
Greeley
North Arthur Avenue
M. F. Grove
Rhena M. Grove
Joseph R. Williams
Henry A. Mullen
Presbyterian Church
Pocatello
Oakland
Calif
F. H. Grove
Joseph Moss
Union Colony
Greeley High School
State Normal
Denver Reservoir Awards Contract for Barr Lake Dam Enlargement
The Denver Reservoir Irrigation company awarded contracts to Kenifick-Quigley-Russell Construction of Kansas City for enlarging Barr Lake dam and building forty miles of canals at a cost of 500000 dollars. Dam raise of ten feet will yield 10000 acre-feet storage and irrigate new lands in the Denver-Greeley valley district, with Burlington tracks moved 2000 feet west for four and a half miles. Rosser & Whitaker Construction of Minneapolis handles the O'Brien canal intake project, from Platte River to the reservoir. All work must be finished by June 1, 1910.
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Kenifick-Quigley- Russell Construction Company
Kansas City
Barr Lake
Denver-Greeley Valley
LaSalle Triumphs 9-8 Over Kersey In Ten Inning Classic
In a sunlit Sunday doubleheader at Kersey field LaSalle edged Kersey 9 to 8 after ten innings with no outs in the inning scoring the decisive run. About 400 fans packed the grounds as LaSalle celebrated a sturdy victory and the Masters teams also won 15 to 12.
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Kersey Field
Kersey
Masters
Colorado College 35th Commencement Week Closes
Colorado College wrapped its 35th commencement with a week of events in Perkins Hall and on campus. Highlights included a senior play in College Park, an oratorical contest won by Elmer Norris and E B Banfield, a baccalaureate sermon by President Slocum, Phi Beta Kappa address by F K Sanders, and degrees conferred by Rev James B Gregg D D and others.
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Elmer Norris
E B. C. Banfield
W. F. Slocum
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D. D
First Presbyterian Church
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F. K. Sanders
Washburn College
Dean Parson
James B. Gregg
First Congregational Church of
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Slocum
von Reinhardt
Alfred F. Isham
Clarence W. Leib
Institutes for Three Months in Weld County
The Colorado Agricultural College and the Weld County Farmers club announce three month long farmers institutes for June July and August. Three speakers will be sent, expenses paid and large posters provided. Communities must advertise locally and invite every resident to attend. Applications should note anticipated attendance and location suitability.
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Jado Agricultural College
Fort Col
Worth 850000 Read This Diarrhea Remedy Promotion
An advice piece warns readers of moderate means about Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and notes its 25 cent price and long use as a reliable cure. It then reports Boston millionaires I Bowen and family on a Seattle trip who were fined $25 after joy riding at about 100 miles an hour and being stopped by a marshal in Greeley.
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Scorcher
H. Bowen
Boston
Seattle
Greeley
Lost Child Found Near Railroad Tracks
A two year old boy named Lee escaped from home on Fourteenth avenue and Ninth street and wandered downtown to the railroad yards. George Mays and Edwin Starkey, who helped locate the mother, will apply for a Carnegie medal for finding the child. The boy could only say choo choo. He was found at the police station after three hours apart from his frantic mother.
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Fourteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
George Mays
Edwin Starkey
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