Romance Triumphs Over Floods In Missouri Wedding
Miss Elsie M. Edwards and Robert O. Zumwalt wed at the home of T. F. Gossett as floods delayed plans. The couple, living in Anaconda with a furnished home at 1924 Thirteenth street, will reside in town. Rev. R. J. Hunter officiated. the groom works for Bartlett Lumber. The coincidence ties the Zumwalts to the Lunbeck family, marking their sixteenth anniversary.
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Elsie M. Edwards
Robert O. Zumwalt
T. F. Gossett
Hickman-Lumbeck Grocery Company
Butte
Montana
Spokane
Washington
Phillipsburg
Anaconda
Warrensburg
Nancy Edwards
California
R. J. Hunter
Thirteenth Street
Bartlett Lumber Company
Mr. Lunbeck
Zumwalts
Lunbeck
Wiley Murder Trial Opens Over Windsor Mine Dispute
The district court trial of E. Wiley for the Windsor murder of Swan Hagar opened with Judge Shattuck presiding. Jury selection consumed the first day, with testimonies on the case proceeding through Tuesday and part of Wednesday. A name mix up delayed testimony when Guy Powers of Windsor appeared instead of Guy Vowers of Frederic. Wiley, a Loveland coal hauler, and Hagar both stayed at the mine overnight, sparking the dispute over stable room allocations.
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E. Wiley
Swan Hagar
Windsor
Frederick
Judge Shattuck
Denver
Guy Vowers
Frederic Ya
Guy Powers
Wiley
Loveland
Hagar
Susa Carpenter to Open New Auditorium for Democratic Convention
Miss Susa G. Carpenter, to perform at the Methodist church tomorrow night in this city, will inaugurate Denver’s new Auditorium for the National Democratic Convention on July 5, then appear in further engagements.
Dispute over horses ends in fatal injury to Hagar
A quarrel over horses led Wiley to strike Hagar with a pitch fork. Hagar suffered blood poisoning days later and died in the hospital.
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Wiley
Hagar
Greeley Grocers Endorse Thursday Half Holiday Plan
Ten Greeley grocers met to back a Thursday half holiday in July and August. A committee will seek wider merchant support to enlist all city traders, aiming to give clerks and merchants a midweek rest and a clearer business rhythm.
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Greeley
Storm S curbs cattle as lightning kills nine near Clark Campbell home
Local residents report severe Saturday night storm. Cattle at several farms perished when struck by lightning amid high winds. Among victims were nine head at the Roberts place and livestock at P W Putnam's ranch. Visitors include Mrs G Weber with family and Denver guests at Clark Campbell's.
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Harry Stuck
Clark Campbell’s
A. M. Henderson
Great Western Sugar Company
E. V. Warner
Kestor Campbell
Chum
Denver
Clark
Robert
Croll Family Reunion Heads to Denver and Greeley
H. H. Croll and family with brother S. E. Croll of Buffalo visit in Greeley and plan a Denver stop to meet EB. N. Croll and family also of Buffalo along with Oscar Zittel. After days in Denver they return to Greeley for a two week stay then likely visit Kustes park. E. N. Croll and family have toured Kansas and Oklahoma.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
McGee's Baby Elixir Promises Cure for Infant Bowels
An advertisement touts McGee's Baby Elixir as a remedy for diarrhoea dysentery and all stomach or bowel troubles in infants. It claims to safeguard the life of the infant and notes the product is sold by all druggists.
Miss Gladys Rienks Celebrates Thirteenth Birthday
Gladys Rienks turned thirteen on Sunday June 21 her cousins and friends joined a dainty birthday lunch to mark the occasion.
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Gladys Rienks
Fly Beaten With Big Club City Council Moves Against Pests
City council learns from Prof. Beardsley that the common house fly drives many woes and that main breeding grounds are refuse behind horse stables. A campaign to clean behind stables is proposed for summer. Reverend Forward seeks July park Union meetings. Potato Growers Commission gains permit for a second story addition. Rosene Meeker ordered to connect three houses to city water. nearby wells declared health hazards.
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E. A. Beardsley
Beardsley
Rev
D. D. Forward
Potato Growers Commission Company
Rosene Meeker
Thirteenth Street
Socialist Greear Freed After Habeas Hearing
Judge Garrigues ruled Fort Collins ordinance granting mayor power to bar street speakers unconstitutional. S. J. Greear, an alleged socialist, had spoken without a permit, was jailed, and then discharged after a writ of habeas corpus hearing before the judge.
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Garrigues
Greear
Women Host Delightful Friday Party at Mrs Smith Home
Mesdames E N Smith T Stevens and G T Annett welcomed about fifty women to a Friday afternoon party at Mrs Smiths home. The house featured peonies in red pink and white as guests told stories or read aloud and enjoyed an elaborate luncheon.
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FE. N. Smith
E. N. Smith
T. Stevens
G. T. Annett
Lucerne Produce & Elevator Stockholders Meeting Notice
The regular annual meeting of Lucerne Produce & Elevator will be held at the company office in Lucerne Colorado at two oclock p m Saturday June 27 1908 for election of officers and other business. B R Williams secretary N D Bartholomew president.
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Lucerne Produce & Elevator Company
Lucerne
Colorado
B. R. Williams
N. D. Bartholomew
Mrs Gardiner's Sister Honored by Mrs Ralph King
Mrs Ralph King entertained Tuesday and Wednesday of last week in honor of her sister Mrs Maud Gardiner of Boulder. About thirty guests attended each afternoon sharing fancy work and informal good times. Gardiner formerly lived in Greeley and has many friends here.
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Gardiner
Ralph King
Maud Gardiner
Boulder
Greeley
Thimble Party Honors Mrs. Kerr Visitor Irene Sullivan
Mrs John Kerr of Monte Vista is honored by Miss Irene Sullivan with a Thursday afternoon thimble party. About a dozen guests attended and enjoyed informal social time followed by refreshments during Kerrs visit to relatives and friends.
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Irene Sullivan
John Kerr
Monte Vista
The Home of Wooden Toys in Seiffen Germany
The village of Seiffen near the Black Forest thrives on wooden toy making. Families specialize in animal figures and Noahs ark pieces, selling directly to toy agents. Production begins with wheels cut from white wood, then shaped through stages to finish.
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Germany
Nuremberg
Black Forest
Seiffen
Popular Mechanics
Students Who Pay Their Way At Knox College
Knox college reports a large share of new students aim to earn part or all of their expenses while in college. Sixty five percent of current students support themselves in some capacity including newspaper reporting, merchant positions, restaurant work, or general work for local families. The Albion Journal notes increased employment among old students as well.
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Knox College
Knox
Albion Journal
Bulls in Parliament Stir Lords and Commons
London Tit-Bits notes two parliamentary bulls raising laughs in the Lords as Lord Balfour of Burleigh quips about a peer. In the Commons, W P Byles accuses the Patriotic Fund corporation of hoarding large sums meant for widows who are dying before receiving their money.
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Lord Balfour of
Burleigh
London
House of Lords
House of Commons
W. P. Byles
North Salford
Patriotic Fund Corporation
Mystery Conversation Drives Hidden Family Tension
In a tense scene, a man and woman discuss revealing a secret to the woman's father. She fears the father's reaction due to his mixed ways with young men, while the man wonders how the conversation will go. His curiosity prompts him to ask for permission to speak to the father, adding to the emotional pressure.
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George
Grace dances in practice for new barn dance
An anxious father asks about Grace as she performs high kicking turns and flips in the sitting room. The mother reassures that Grace is simply practicing the new barn dance, not stage struck, reflecting a family moment captured by the Detroit Free Press.
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Grace
Detroit Free Press
New York Cotton Expert Sends 2000 Monthly Cards
Miss Giles, famed authority on cotton in New York, mails 2000 monthly postal cards with return portions to cotton centers and compiles the eagerly awaited reports from replies. On Sundays she sings soprano in a Nyack church.
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Giles
New York
Nyack
Greedy Willie and Ethel Share a Candy Wish
Willie laments lacking candy and refuses to share with Ethel who asks for some. Ethel replies that Willie cannot share since she also has a wish of her own.
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Willie
Ethel
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