WEDDINGS Edgar Moore at Greeley home
Miss Clara J. Edgar daughter of Mrs Hannah Edgar married Willian Moore a rancher east of Greeley at the bride’s parents home 920 Fifth street Greeley The ceremony was followed by refreshments and gifts The couple will reside at the Moore ranch five miles east of Greeley after March 15 Judge Charles E Southard presided another marriage Charles Cheese of Kersey and Lydia E Young of Brice Missouri wed by the county judge Tuesday afternoon
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Fifth Street
Greeley
Clara J. Edgar
Hannah Edgar
Willian Moore
Edgar
Minnie Tedrow
Ault
Mellville Faris
Peckham
Moore Ranch
Charles Cheese
Kersey
Lydia E. Young
Brice
Charles E. Southard
Deaths of two five year olds in Kersey and by Ward
Andrew Hansteen son of Mr and Mrs C Hansteen of Kersey died last Friday from laryngitis. Funeral services were held last Monday. Phillip D Ward son of Mr and Mrs C H Ward died Friday morning from erysipelas. Funeral was held Saturday afternoon with Rev John Doane officiating.
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Andrew Hansteen
Phillip D. Ward
C. H. Ward
John Doane
Mary Stover Dies. Mrs W H Stover Aged 48
Mrs Mary Stover wife of W H Stover died Friday morning at age 48 from internal hemorrhage. She leaves a husband and nine children. Funeral services were held Sunday morning under the auspices of the Salvation Army.
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Mary Stover
W. H. Stover
Salvation Army
Miss Avah Senier Dies After Illness and Pneumonia
Miss Avah Cornelia Senier, 31, long a post office clerk, died at 1128 Fourth Street after a yearlong battle with tuberculosis and pneumonia. Born in southern Georgia, she lived in Greeley with her mother Mrs. A C Senier and sister Miss Jeanette Senier, leaving behind father John Senier and brother W H Senier, plus extended Camp relatives. Funeral services set for 2 o'clock at the residence.
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Avah Cornelia Senier
A. C. Senier
Jeanette Senier
Fourth Street
Miss Senier
Georgia
Greeley
John Senier
W. H. Senier
A. L. Camp
A. L. Camp, Jr
Charles Camp
Cent-a-Mile Rate to Mexico for Denver and Colorado
From February 15 to April 7 the Colorado and Southern Ry sells one way tickets from Denver at 29.10, from Colorado Springs and Pueblo at 26.60, and from Trinidad at 24 to all points on the Mexican Central Ry north of Mexico City and to national lines of Mexico between Eagle Pass, Laredo, Torreon and Mexico City. Rates are about a cent a mile and invite travel to Mexico. write for details to T. E. Fisher, general passenger agent, Denver.
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Colorado & Southern Ry
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Trinidad
City of Mexico
Mexico
Eagle Pass
Laredo
Torreon
Mexico City
Republic
T. E. Fisher
Cure for Eczema and Itch by Chamberlain’s Salve
Advertised remedy Chamberlain’s Salve claims to relieve intense itching from eczema tetter salt rheum ring worm herpes and barbers itch and to effect a permanent cure with continued use. Priced at 25 cents per box and sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Regular examination for teaching certificates scheduled
The regular examination for teaching certificates will be held in the courthouse in Greeley on Thursday and Friday, March 15 and 16, 1906. The first session begins at 9 a.m. L. H. Harrison, County Superintendent.
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Court House
Greeley
Mountain Seed Potatoes for Sale at Miller Produce Co
Miller Produce Co of Timnath Colorado offers three thousand sacks of choice Mountain Seed Pearls potatoes from Stove Prairie. Buy now for competitive prices and prompt delivery.
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Stove Prairie
Pepys Sunday outing to Epsom with wife and coach
Samuel Pepys records a seven teenth century Sunday outing from London to Epsom. They travel by coach, drink waters, dine merrily, rest in heat, and hear a shepherd bless a reading boy. He resolves to keep a coach for day trips to varied places with lower trouble and cost.
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Samuel Pepys
Loni
Pepys
London
Epsom
Flag Etiquette and Half Mast Tradition
The text explains U S flag display rules after a president's death and on Memorial Day. It describes half mast from sunrise to noon, a noon dirge and 21-gun salute, then hoisting to full height until sunset. It warns that reversed or improper display signals distress.
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United States
Washington Post
First Cigars in France Spread After 1823 Import Rise
A French authority notes cigars entered France after 1823 with returning officers from Spain. Hippolyte Auger cites 1823 campaign trade gains as proof, while another source traces cigar use to 1812 with a Havana cigar seen in Paris. The trend shows cigars becoming a common grocery stock item in that era.
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France
Spain
Hippolyte Auger
Paris
Orleans
Chassee d’Antin
Havana
Friday Misfortunes and Portentous Courtship Tales
A bishop recalls a railroad crash aiding an elderly lady as an English couple retreats in scolding tones. A quip on Friday’s fate follows, invoking Columbus and a witty remark on America’s discovery. The dialogue shifts to a marriage mix up with Marie, her mother’s prompt approval, and a stammering proposal.
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James
America
Unpaid Bill Worries Explained by Jimson Doctor
A talkative exchange features a self styled Jimson Doctor advising on weight loss via worry about an unpaid bill. The quip suggests only anxiety can trim flesh, while the doctor jokes about daily two hour rumination as the remedy.
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Jimson
Contentment quotes in Detroit Free Press humor piece
A brief exchange from Detroit Free Press quotes a wit noting many women lack humor while a counterpart notes many men share the flaw. The dialog underscores social banter about sense of humor across genders.
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Detroit Free Press
Alligator Tails Water Supply Disaster in Central Town
An epidemic hit a Central American town that drew water from a lake. Engineers exposed the main pipes but failed to find the issue until workers checked submerged conduits and found a dead alligator blocking the intake, poisoning the town’s water through filtration.
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Central America
Hunger as a Study of Human Desires by Professor Barnes
The essay outlines "hunger" types from infancy to old age, listing food and drink, action, knowledge, companionship, property, self aggrandizement, beauty, reasoning, worship, and righteousness as observable urges. It notes food appetite strongest at birth, property hunger peaks at adolescence, and beauty hunger as rare. memory and knowledge shift with age while the miserly bias grows near death.
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Earl Barnes
London Express
Umbrella Defined in Early English Sources
The 1611 Cotgrave defines an umbrella as a round broad shade used to preserve from heat, noting its use by Indians and the great, with Jonson and Beaumont and Fletcher also treating it as a sunshade. Florio (1598) describes it as a round hand shadower for women, a broad-brimmed hat, and a round screen-like object used by gentlemen in Italy in summer.
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Italy
Fungal Fermentation Turns Rice Drink from Chekiang
Analyzed cakes of wheat meal used to ferment rice in Chekiang China reveal mycelia from seven or more fungal species penetrating the grains. Fermentation yields a yellow fragrant liquid. A humorous anecdote follows as a boarder asks why a sour man stays in his lodging, his answer: the landlady is his wife.
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Chekiang
China
Penny on the sidewalk keeps slips in check
A wry Provincetown-style quip notes that those who slip on a banana peel still spot a penny on the sidewalk in time to avoid a fall. The remark from the Philadelphia Telegraph highlights luck and prudence in everyday mishaps.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
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