Greeley Reds Lose Twice in Sterling Dust Storm
The Greeley Reds traveled to Sterling and lost both games to the Sterling Reds 9 to 5 and 3 to 2. The second game ended early in the sixth inning due to a dust storm and heavy rain. The Greeley team criticized the umpire in the first game but praised Sterling residents for their hospitality, forging lasting ties.
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Greeley Reds vs Cottrells End in Forfeit After Late Train Delays
A high pace game on home grounds ended when the Cottrells walked off after eighth inning as their train ran late. Umpire Stone forfeited to Greeley 9 to 0 amid crowd dissatisfaction. Score by innings listed and local chatter blamed lack of team practice for Reds’ season woes. Ad follows about Doan's Kidney Pills endorsed by a Boulder, Colorado resident, with local sales info.
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Manager Patterson Questioned by Fans on Skill Validity
In a crowded scene the speaker claims certain players are the best while the circle of fans agrees or disagrees. Manager Patterson faces questions about whether the praise and consensus are justified.
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Drum Corps Honors Greeley Reds After Sterling Trip
The Sid Hallett Drum corps greeted the returning Greeley Reds at the station with boisterous fanfare and makeshift banners. The mortified players were marched up Main Street to Reynolds & Co's drug store for a soda, then back to Tracy's barber shop.
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Democrats Select Official Route For National Convention Train
Missouri Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande chosen as the official route by Colorado democrats to the national convention in St. Louis. A special train leaves Denver Saturday July 2 at 9 pm via Colorado Springs and Pueblo, arriving St. Louis July 4 at 7 am. Round trip from Colorado points 24 75, 15 days, or 29 until Oct 31. Sleeper pickups at Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Reservations via agents or H B Kooser G W F P A Denver.
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Train No 93 Summer Sunday Schedule Change
Effective June 12 and each Sunday after, train 93 scheduled at 5 00 for Boulder Fort Collins and Greeley will be held to leave Denver at 7 00 p m.
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Grant of electric light plant rights in Greeley to George J. Spear
City of Greeley grants George J. Spear and assigns a twenty year franchise to acquire construct and operate an electric light power and heating system within city streets and alleys. The ordinance sets pole height requirements underground conduits drainage restoration obligations and city police power. Spear must indemnify the city and bear litigation costs for any resulting disputes.
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Water rights adjudication for Loveland in Big Thompson case
Public notice in Boulder County Colorado announces that T. M. Robinson is appointed referee to hear evidence and determine priorities of right for irrigation domestic fire power and mechanical use from the Big Thompson River. Hearing set July 25 1904 at Loveland Town Hall with claims to be filed under oath.
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Greeley Tribune
City to receive electric lights under 1904 franchise
Agreement grants Spear or assigns a city franchise to furnish electric light power and heat through a plant to be built within two years, with lights seven days a week and sunset to midnight service. The city may buy after ten years for principal plus five percent of net earnings, and work must start within eight months. Published in Greeley Tribune June 23-30, 1904.
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Water Rights Priorities In Loveland Reach Boulder District
In the District Court of Boulder County Colorado case No 462 titled In the Matter of Priorities of Water Rights in Water District Number Four on the Application of the Town of Loveland the People of Colorado to all water owners or users from Big Thompson creek and tributaries are advised that on May 31 1904 the 8th Judicial District Court made an order of record as described.
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