Monument Unveiled at Fort St. Vrain by D A R Ladies
The Centennial Chapter D A R unveiled a Colorado granite monument at Fort St. Vrain near Milliken and Platteville. Speakers recalled Ceran St. Vrain Fremont Parkman and early exploration, with Mrs Sopris among attendees. A basket picnic followed and regent Mrs. Sanborn presided.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Old Fort St. Vrain
Colorado
Old Fort
Denver-Laramie
Milliken
Platteville
Wild Cat Mountain
T. C. Brockway
Kipline
John T. Jacobs
Mary Sopris
Sopris
Denver
Ceran St. Vrain
E. R. Thayer
Greeley
Centennial
B. D. Banborn
Centennwial
Albert Sopris
J. B. Wiggenhorn
Salt Lake City
New Mexico
Marcellus St. Vrain
B. D. Sanborn
Elsie Devine
Jesse Gale
G. D. Horne
J. Max Clark
ST. Vrain
Fremont
Francis Parkman
Kit Carson
Centennial State Chapter
Judge Jacobs
Major Long
Long’s Peak
Boulder Creeks
Cache la Poudre
Man credits Foley Kidney Pills for relief from back and kidney pain
F. S. Rexford of Kansas City reports a severe cold settled in his back and kidneys. After using two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills, he says the medicine did him a world of good, per Clark & Faulkner Drug Co.
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F. S. Rexford
New York Life Bidg
Kansas City
Foley Kinney
Clark & Faulkner Drug Co
Severe storm wrecks Kinney chimney in Greeley
An electrical storm struck last evening damaging a concrete block house owned by D. R. Kinney. A large chimney split in two and wreckage scattered as neighbors were shocked. A deaf blacksmith reacted by running from his shop covering his ears as thunder followed the lightning.
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Gill
D. R. Kinney
Greeley
Epigrams on Law from a Corporation Lawyer
Select quotes from The American Magazine July issue note wry views on lawmakers judges and lawyers. The lines critique delays inefficiency and legal maneuvers with dry humor and pragmatic advice for enterprising clients.
Half Billion in Dividends Fall in July Payments
New York reports July 1911 total interest and dividend disbursements estimated at 250 million dollars, up from 232 million a year earlier due to bonds. Dividends decline by about 17.1 million. Upcoming month interest set at 181.6 million with railroads and electric railways among top recipients.
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New York
Presbyterian Social at LaSalle Draws Large Turnout
The Presbyterian church annual social was held Tuesday night with many members and friends present. Ice cream strawberries and cake were served and an engaging program followed. Miss Margaret Ross of Fort Collins visiting John Laughlin’s home performed two pleasing recitations. George Briggs, a Loveland merchant and new newspaper man, is in town for a couple of days. P. W. Hughes, who went to Loveland with Mrs. Hughes, has returned and plans to visit Loveland again.
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Missouri River
Ceran St. Vrain
United States Army
The
Platte
Fremont
California
Oregon
United States
Carson
Francis Parkman
Oregon Trail
St. Vrain
Parkman
Presbyterian Social
LaSalle
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Ross
Fort Collins
John Laughlin
George Briggs
Loveland
P. W. Hughes
Hughes
Lupton Guards Receive New Uniforms and Training
Colorado National Guard Company 1 at Lupton, organized a few weeks ago under Captain Haynes with 68 men, has just received new uniforms and equipment. Drills continue nightly as they move from awkward class, amid frequent showers that keep the ground in good condition.
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Lupton
Colorado National Guards
Haynes
Officers Selected by P.E.O. Convention Amourns After Reception
The P E O convention chose officers after a reception last night. Key figures named include the new president and other ranking officers. The event drew members from local chapters and featured remarks on future programs and community projects.
PEO Convention Concludes With Music and Resolutions
The final event at the church featured Miss Mary Kendel and Mr. Frederick Schweiker of Denver in a 15 piece program to delighted delegates and members. Miss Martha Farrier received a bracelet, while Miss Osman and Miss Winona Reeves were gifted souvenir spoons. Officers were elected including Mayme Koehler and Anna May. Delegates to St Louis were named, and resolutions thanked Chapter I for hospitality and other supporters. the next state convention will be in Trinidad.
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Mary Kendel
Frederick Schweiker
Denver
P. EB. O
Committee On Resolutions
Martha Farrier
Board of Directors
W. EB. Kinhead
F. H. Gleason
H. D. Gleason
E. W. Mentzer
Wyoming
Mayme Koehler
Colorado Springs
Alice Spencer
Boulder
Anna May
Grand Junction
Rosa Schrader
Bertha Todd
Rocky Ford
Carlie Wiley
Clara Blumm
Longmont
St. Louis
Eva L. Terris
Mises M. Mers
Lamar
Olive Sheldon
Fort Collins
Nellie Sherman
Trinidad
Chapter I
Congregational Church
Foley Kidney Pills End Backaches and Dizziness
Mrs. E. G. Whiting of 360 Willow St Akron Ohio reports kidney trouble with backaches dizziness and vision issues. After taking Foley Kidney Pills as directed she notes rapid relief and regained health. Clark Faulkner Drug Co endorses the product.
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Foley
E. G. Whiting
Willow St
Akron
Foley Kidney Pills
Clark & Faulkner Drug Company
Spare the Chicken, Save the Cat Says Longmont Times
A humorous plea urges neighbors to feed hungry cats without harming chickens. It imagines polite refusals to a cat named Tabby and suggests practical tricks to protect poultry while keeping the pet happy. The piece ends with a call to kindness from a local Longmont Times reader.
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Tabby
Longmont Times
Mrs H Borsberry Moves Through City on Loveland Trip
Mrs H Borsberry passed through the city yesterday while traveling from Loveland to her home. The brief street sighting noted her appearance and direction of travel with no further incident reported.
Misses Lorena and Lucile Harrison Visit Bates Park
The Misses Lorena and Lucile Harrison went out yesterday to Bates Park to spend the summer with relatives.
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Lorena
Lucile Harrison
Bates Park
Gill Aims to Win Weld County Crop Trophy This Fall
Gil June 22 Gill town eyes the Weld County Commercial Crop Exhibit trophy promising strong crops after ample rain and warm weather. A heated meeting planned strategies to secure the cup with results to be revealed when Gill earns the prize.
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Gil
Weld County
Ttair
Gill
Unfair Tax System Driving Americans Into Canada
The Americas Magazine cites rising immigration to Canada from Washington and Oregon, noting figures 1908 to 1916 and the impact of monopolies and high taxes. The author laments feudal land politics and calls the tax system the motive for many leaving the United States for Dominion life.
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Omwa
Washington
Canada
Albert Jay Nock
Americas Magazine
Oregon
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Storm
Paderewski
Interpreters House
American Magazine
P.E.O
Thompson Music Co
Reeves
Osmond
P. E. O. Record
Emilie Costigan
Mina Hesse
Viola Whittlesy
Minnie Shrope
Bartlett
Gill I
Mr. Moody
Cody
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