Eathern Colorado Teachers Elect Eaton and Greeley Leaders
Fort Collins hosted the northern Colorado teachers institute with nearly 40 educators attending. A. B. Copeland of Eaton was elected president J. W. Lakin of Greeley vice president and J. H. Shriber of Eaton treasurer. The event drew high praise for organization and speaker quality. Supt. Harrison and county educators boosted turnout and interest for next year’s meeting in Greeley aiming to surpass Fort Collins.
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Eathern
Colorado
Eaton and Greeley Educators Heads OF Association
Breley
Fort Collins
Jou
Isy
A. B. Copeland
Eaton
J. W. Lakin
Gree
J. H. Shriber
Greeley
Supt. Harrison
Tribune contest proposal praised by Agriculture official
Letter from J P Campbell General Field Agent commends Treene on the Tribune contest outline prepared for boys clubs in twelve southern states. Greeley Tribune notes March 1 as reference date and promises further announcements. Campbell invites continued correspondence and offers assistance from the Agriculture department.
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Tribune
Thme
J. P. Campbell
United States Cleent of Agriculture
Treene
Greeley Tribune
Secretary of
Paericulture
No Cost In Crop Contest For Greeley Youths
Local announcement explains there is no entrance fee for the cot crop raising contest for boys and girls. The Tribune with assist from the agriculture college and public schools offers up to 150 dollars in prizes to Weld County youth, funded by editorial support and donations. Participants only bear the cost of seeds to plant and cultivation supplies.
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Tribune
Ultura College
Greeley
Miss Ina Ramsay Surprises Parents After Europe Return
Ina Ramsay returns home from Europe after two years of study, reuniting with the Parnas family Friday. She endured a stormy voyage across the Atlantic with delays but arrived safely in New York and reached Greeley by Friday night.
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Ina Ramsay
Europe
Parnas Home
Miss Ramsay
Lonthe
Minnetonta
Gaye
Mike Msay
Mary Dally
Ramsay Peeley
Paris
Ramsay
Mls
New York
Greeley
Red Men visit Weldona. lodge organized there tonight
Twenty Red Men from the Kersey lodge travel by motor to Weldona to assist Grand Sachem G. F. Proctor in organizing a new lodge. They plan to stay overnight and expect a first class time.
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Kersey
Weldona
Foley's Kidney Remedy Claim Tested by Advertised Cure
An advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medicine and urges purchase from all druggists. The copy notes that new medicine can do more.
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Foley
Check passer handed light sentence in county court
A. M. Alford, noted for writing checks despite weak funds, faced a six month jail term and $200 fine after a fourth offence. The sentence was altered to $50 plus costs and the check’s redemption, with Alford jailed awaiting his brother’s arrival to pay. Mr. and Mrs. C. Pintler arrived from Los Angeles for a short visit with their son G. W. Pintler before continuing to Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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A. M. Alford
Kersey
Justice Pressly
Patience
Santhe
Alford
YEGGMEN CRACK SAFE IN GILCREST STORE
Yeggs cracked the Gilcrest mercantile safe early this morning and fled with about 250 dollars in jewelry plus 50 dollars in cash found beneath the wrecked safe. The explosion shattered store windows awakening nearby residents while investigators including Sheriff Florence and Deputy Pra zir arrived to probe the crime.
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Yeggman
Gilcrest Mercantile
Gilcrest
Yeggs
C. J. Henlin
H. A. Keasey
Ben Fliorance
Prazier
Prize Crop contest draws Weld County youths
The Tribune reports strong early interest from Weld County boys and girls in the cash prize crop contest held with the State Agricultural College and county schools. A total of 150 dollars in prize money is offered. The paper urges entrants to send names and requests further details in next week’s issue.
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Tribune
The
State Agricultural College
the Tribune
Day of disaster strikes Kersey as misfortunes spread
A sequence of incidents near Kersey on Saturday reported widespread woe. A four year old burns his eye with lime while spraying a chicken coop, a three year old girl suffers burns, a barn burns to ashes after sparks from a steam engine, and local residents recover from other health and travel concerns.
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Kersey
Kuner
G!!! & Decker
Jack Ogden
Garrett van Diest
Kauner
van Diest
Spaulding
Gill & Decker
John Wallace
R. T. Maney
Unusual romance ends in marriage for clerk and Maine mystery
George J. Kall and his wife wed after a courtship sparked by a name found on a card in a mass mailing from a Massachusetts paper house. Miss Amy Thompson, once employed there, became the catalyst after a friend placed her name in a shipment to Oklahoma City. The couple, now in Greeley on their honeymoon, plan to Travel to Denver and Oklahoma City as Mr Kall continues work.
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George J. Kall
Greeley
Wyoming
Amy Thompson
Kall
Oklahoma City
Massachusetts
Miss Thompson
Mr. Kall
Denverymorrow
Oklahoma Cay
Sedgwick Reservoir Flood Wipes Out Property and Tracks
Sedgwick reservoir broke its dam last night sending a vast wall of water over farms near Julesburg. Three miles of Union Pacific trackage were torn up as trains were rerouted from Julesburg to Cheyenne, Sterling, and La Salle with no known loss of life reported yet.
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Sedgwick Lake
Julesburg
Union Pacific
Denver
la Salle
LaSalle Baseball Team Funds Raise. Bank Reorganization Planned
In LaSalle on March 11, residents funded a new baseball team with a $120 subscription. Roy Sprinkle will direct the LaSalle bank’s upcoming reorganization. A cement block business house 25 by 44 feet is planned by B and S Investment of Denver with Hyde and Harris supplying a men’s furnishings stock. A freight train derailment near Auburn caused a one hour delay between La Salle and Ker.
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LaSalle
Beng
Roy Sprinkle
LaSalle Bank
Richard Sullivan
Nebraska
B. & S. Investment Company of
Denver
Messrs. Hyde and
Harris
la Salle
Auburn
Kersey
Windsor Couple Weds in Simple Morning Ceremony
In Windsor on March 11 Reba daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Amogs married Fred Burton head bookkeeper at Windsor sugar factory. The ceremony at 10 o clock featured a roses and smilax arch and was conducted by Rev L Dudley. Mrs Gertrude Love of Denver played the wedding march. A quiet wedding breakfast followed for relatives and close friends.
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Windsor
Reba
Geo. Amogs
Fred Burton
Gertrude Love
Denver
L. §. Dudley
Christian Church
Bride of Local Businessman To Spend Summer In Wichita
The bride is the daughter of a prominent local businessman and a East Denver High School graduate. The couple will visit Wichita for the summer and return in time for the groom to resume factory work at campaign start. Out of town guests included Miss Thornsam and Miss Angove of Greeley and Mrs. Ora McCoy and daughter Dorothy of Leadville along with Mrs. Law and daughter Blanche of Denver.
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Bride
East Denver High School
Wichita
Kan
Thornsam and
Angove
Greeley
Ora McCoy
Dorothy
Leadville
Law
Blanche
Denver
Losey of
Eaton
B. D. Sanborn
H. J. Parker
J. C. Mosher
Eugene Williams
J. A. Taylor
W. W. Field
Scott Bullard
B. M. Nusbaum
Charles Cousins
Captain Bogardus Scores Again in Pigeon Shooting
Lincoln Illinois resident Captain Bogardus, famed for his world record of 100 pigeons in 100 shots, credits Foley's Kidney Pills with relieving long standing kidney and bladder trouble. He reports backache, cloudy voiding, and morning headaches all improved after three bottles. Buy from local retailers.
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Lincoln
Ill
Foley
Lumber Business Change In Eaton
E G Steele sells his Eaton lumber business to The Forest Lumber Company with yards nationwide. The Forest Lumber takes possession immediately. Steele has no definite plans announced yet.
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Eaton
E. G. Steele
Forest Lumber Company
Steele
Conference of Peace to Get Results in Greeley
A Greeley peace conference met to push railroad timekeeping aims. D. A. Camfield chaired and would consult Union Pacific, A. M. McClenahan to interview Burlington, and B. D. Sanborn to meet Denver, Laramie and Northwestern. Committees seek an agreement to keep tracks unobtrusive to business district.
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Greeley
D. A. Camfield
Camfield
Unien Pacific
A. M. McClenahan
Burlington
B. D. Sanborn
Denver
Laramie
Northwestern
Commercial Association
Camfield Hotel
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as relief for chronic constipation headache biliousness dizziness sallowness of the skin and dyspepsia. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Hog raising seen as key industry by Swift Packing official
W R Ross of Swift Packing, in Greeley, says hog raising is vital for the country, with high prices driven by supply and demand. He predicts meat packers may move to create hog ranches to boost supply and profits for small landowners and new entrants.
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W. R. Ross
Swift Packing Company
Greeley
Ross
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C. B. Martin
Kersey News
Marshal E. DeWoolfe
Marion
Ohio
Kersey Enterprise
Mar
Ross Oliver
Dempster Company
Beatrice
Oliver
L. B. Tucker
W. L. Murphy
Gilcrest Mercantile Company
Weld County
D. M. DeCamp
Freds. Jacobs
St. Louis
J. Cutter
Greeley Hospital
Sedgwick
Sedgwick Reservoir
Lasalle News
Capt. Bogardus
Eaton Lumber Business
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