Telephone dispute looms as city debates double system
At a Wednesday Commercial Club banquet in Greeley the double telephone system was debated while Bell representative Hamlin outlined conditions for rates and possible absorption of rivals. Farmers urged a non monopoly policy and a working basis resolving to seek a square deal for all users.
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Bell Company
Hilip Hamlin
E. B. Field
Colorado Bell Telephone Comy
Bell
Ecompany
Bell Telephones
Tew
Hamlin
Busismen
Greeley
Bell Comy
Bell PLC
Bell Ple
N the Bell
Rela‘s
Black Theatre
Bell Telephone Company
Denver Man Dies After Fall From Train in Colorado
P A McNulty, of Denver, returning with his wife and daughter from Los Angeles, fell from a Union Pacific train as it pulled out toward Denver last Tuesday morning. He died at Greeley hospital a few hours later. He was reportedly on a coach platform when the accident occurred and was not observed to leave the train until he was under the wheels. He was carried to the baggage room then to the hospital by ambulance.
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P. A. McNulty
Denver
Los Angeles
Calif
Union Pacific
Greeley Hospital
McNulty
Farmers’ Institute
Greeley
Ernest R. Bliss
Fred J. Johnson
W. D. Ebbert
Rocky Ford
Arkansas Valley
Horace Greeley
Olin
Agricultural College
Possibel
Ebbert
Germany
W. Paddock
The
College Farm
Fort Collins
S. A. Bradfield
Bliss Brothers
Paddock
Lucerne
Longmont
College Experiment Farm
Eugene H. Grubb
England
Close Mineral Belt basketball thriller at the armory
A small crowd saw a tight game as Greeley failed to win due to uneven play from some players. Goode starred for the Miners, with Willets matched by Newton for Greeley. Greeley led early, the first half ending 13 to 15, then 19 all late before the Miners pulled away in the final minutes.
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the Armory
Greeley
Goode
Willets
Miners
Newton
Watson
School of Mines
Wassley
Buried Tariff Bill Stops Philippine Sugar Push
The senate committee killed a bill to cut the Philippine sugar tariff. Lodge’s motion to report favorably failed 8 to 5, report without recommendation failed 5 to 6, and reporting adversely failed 7 to 6. The bill is considered dead in committee and beyond reach.
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Senate
Lodge
Friends of
Sheriff Seizes Undertaking Firm Over Note and Debts
The sheriff has taken control of the undertaking establishment of H. Linkins after an attachment by W. Z. and BE. Z. Bills. The action covers hearse and office fixtures due to a note for 910 dollars at 8 percent interest for one year with alleged defaulted payments. Plaintiffs claim further debt to the Harrison Mutual Burial association totaling 183.82.
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H. ©. Linkins
W. Z
BE. Z
Harrison Mutual Burial Association
Farmers Institute in Greeley Teaches Beet Growth and Poultry Care
The Farmers Institute in Greeley featured talks on sugar beet cultivation in the Arkansas Valley notes on irrigation, soil preparation, thinning, and yields. Poultry expert Ida Tilson discussed costs and egg production, while Prof. Paddock reported potato trials and fungus issues, and experts debated seed potatoes and dairy cattle traits.
Not Dead Yet Money May Be Raised by Bond Issue for Hotel
The Greeley hotel project remains active as Commercial Club members discuss a $100,000 bond issue with stock bonuses to attract investors. D A Camfield and associates have pledged $50,000. plans include locating the hotel on the northwest corner of Tenth Avenue and Ninth Street, with Charley Couzens’s lot under option for the site. J M B Petrikin and Frank I Ewing named to draft the bond plan.
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Commercial Club
Granger
D. A. Camfield
Tenth Avenue
Ninth Street
Charley Couzens
Mr. Camfield
Mr. Couzens
Camfield
Ttt
Stock quarantine notice limits cattle grazing in two counties
A state board order signed by Charles G. Lamb bans cattle from open range in Weld and Morgan counties through 1906 until each animal is dipped twice in lime and sulphur, 10 to 12 days apart, under federal or board inspection to control mange itch scabies.
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Weld
Morgan Counties
State Board of Stock Inspection Commissioners
Charles G. Lamb
Morgan
Beebe Draw
English Lake
Box Elder Bridge
Burlington & Missouri Railroad
Kiowa Creek
Platte River
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Want Drives Invention and Utility of Classified Ads
The saying that pressure of want spurs invention highlights how want ads prove especially useful to those under financial pressure seeking solutions or opportunities. It underscores classifieds as practical tools for people facing need and constraint.
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Elephones
Sheriff As
Undertaker
Ida E. Tilson
West Salem
Wis
Logan
Utah
College
W. L. Carlyle
Jollie Johanna
St. Louis
B. D. Sanborn
C. A. Granger
J. M. B. Petrikin