Man Bound Over in Extensive Murder Assault Case
Horace Haskins of Platteville was bound to the district court for $500 on charges of assault with intent to murder David Snyder. The January 28 incident began over a note. Snyder had a gun, Haskins used his fists and seized the weapon, leaving Snyder briefly unable to continue.
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Ebeey
Horace Haskins
District Court
Mit
David Snyder
Platteville
Kins
Snyder
Haskine
Haskina
Hasins
Friends
Haskins
Diamins
Dieet
Keyes
Judgeth
R. E. Winbourne
Greeley Golf Club Forms Local Plan Board
Greeley golf enthusiasts organize the Greeley Golf Club as a formal body with 60 charter members. Jofman is elected president with secretary and treasurer roles, and plans include grading the course at the Country Club with improved hazards for a first class layout.
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Greeley
Greeley Golf Clab
Crbt
Colorado Leading Spring Wheat Output in Nation
Government figures place Colorado high among states for spring wheat production. Colorado produced about 6,329,000 bushels, with total spring and winter wheat reaching 120,009 bushels, while Minnesota, South Dakota, North Dakota and Washington lead in separate measures.
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Fed'l
Colorado
Minnes
South Dakota
North Dakota
Washington
Yeonge People Host Tuesday Community Event At Church
The event at the church featured games a vocal solo and performances by youth groups. About fifty young attendees were present as part of the evening program.
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Cers
Dresent
Kersey Aims to Restart Denver Reservoir Work
Kersey March 22 resumption of the Denver Reservoir and Irrigation project will soon employ nearly all local men. Scuby and Mortimer take 60 horses and equipment for a $50,000 Milton reservoir contract and lateral work for the entire system and 150000 yards of excavating. Other local contractors include W. T. Stirling C. Alford and William Harries of Hardin. Work to begin this week, with activity in the area increasing by week’s end.
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Kersey
Denver
Scuby and
Mortimer
Milton
Henryian Sratec
W. T. Stirling
C. Alford
William Harries
Hardin
Short Story Prizes Awarded at Greeley High School
Winners named for the Greeley High School annual contest Miss Helen Ringle took first prize with How the Game Was Won Will Hunters It was a Dark and Story Night placed second Miss Hazel Proffitt won third for The Pardon Completed Judges Mrs A J Allen Mrs E M Nusbaum and W R Kelly kept author identities secret until prize decisions The top prizes were 2 dollars and an annual for first 1 dollar and an annual for second and an annual for third Only first and second published in the annual
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Greeley High School
Helen Ringle
Will Hunter
Hazel Proffitt
A. J. Allen
E. M. Nusbaum
W. R. Kelly
Ringle
Mies Proffitt
Injured Farmer Dies in Denver Hospital After Hay Load Fall
James Christen sen died in a Denver hospital from injuries after falling from a hay load three days earlier and striking a picket fence on his abdomen. He leaves a widow and one child.
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Ault
James Christensen
Denver
Insignia Day at the Normal Events Plan Campus Ceremony
Thursday designated Insignia Day at the Normal with seniors in caps and gowns and class programs. Students meet at 10 in the gym for a grand march to the chapel followed by class songs yells and prophecies. Speeches to be delivered on campus. no forenoon classes.
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Vera Hawk
Julia Brown
Helen Hunter
Tuberculosis Claims Two Life Long Friends
In Kersey March 22 two neighbors Frank Headley and Carl Henderson died within days of each other from tuberculosis. Henderson aged 25 left a widow and two children, with three sisters. Both bodies head to Afton Indiana for burial beside Headley’s wife.
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Kersey
Frank Headley
Carl Henderson
Colorado
Mr. Headley
Afton
Mr. Henderson
New Ideas in Stories for Children Friday
Miss Alice Townsend introduces Indian stories in costume with Indian music for older children. She will perform Song of the Sun Horse and Cunning of Navajos after living near the Indians and knowing their customs. Younger children hear Uncle Remus tales by Miss Madelain Florin.
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Alice Townsend
Examining Board Clears 18 Students at Normal
The state examining board reviewed spring term graduates at the Normal on Tuesday. Members listed include Mrs. Ines Johnson Lewis county superintendent, Mrs. Helen Wixson state superintendent, Miss Griffith assistant, and Dr Z X Snyder. The term closed Monday after spring vacation last week.
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Ines Johnson Lewis
el Paso County
Helen Wixson
Miss Griffith
Z. X. Snyder
Popular Girl Of Greeley Weds “Little Lunnon” Man
Miss Jeanette Senier of Greeley married Adry B. Noxon of Colorado Springs in Denver on March 22 1911. The ceremony at Trinity M E parsonage was performed by Rev C B Wilcox. The romance began ten years earlier during a Colorado Springs vacation. the bride worked as a Tribune bookkeeper and was active in Knights Templar affairs locally.
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Denver
Jeanette Senier
Greeley
Adry B. Noxon
Colorado Springs
C. B. Wilcox
Trinity M. E. Parsonage
Miss Senier
Mr. Noxon
the Tribune
Knights Templars
Pike’s Peak Commandery
Charles
A. L. Camp
Summer 1901 Love Matches in Greeley Tribune Tale
A couple, delaying marriage until both could meet duties and finances, planned a June 1901 wedding. The groom, a respected man, saved to buy a home while the bride would honor her home responsibilities. After a month honeymoon in Phoenix and the Southwest, they will reside in Colorado Springs.
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Greeley Tribune
Phoenix
Ariz
Southwest
Colorado Springs
Letter From Mrs West Cheerfully Sent To W C T U Members
Caldwell Ida March 5 1911 Mrs Henry T West writes from Greeley long a friend of the local W C T U to Mrs Stevens national president and local members Her letter recounts a union meeting with 17 18 attendees a talk by Mrs Oakes and a Solon of Union Signal Day The writer notes her age and distance from friends and sends blessings and encouragement to the W C T U while reporting on ongoing health and membership conditions in the town
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Washington
Union
Hawkes
Bers
Greeley
Greeley Oats Acorn Trophy Highlighted
The Tribune appeals for oats to win the $1,000 Acorn Trophy. Prof. W. H. Olin of the Agricultural College chose a Greeley oat cluster from Mr. Bliss's field as the model for the cup decoration.
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the Tribune
Greeley
W. H. Olin
The
Agricultural College
Minister Weds Pretty Eaton Girl In Quiet Nuptials
Miss Eunice Cushman married Rev. A. W. Luce of Excelsior Springs Missouri in Eaton at noon. Ceremony led by Rev. T. M. Kessler with pink and white floral decor. The couple will reside at Excelsior Springs after a wedding dinner.
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Excelsior Springs
Oklahoma Hill Wheat Is Great
Oklahoma Hill reports a strong wheat outlook after a hail storm. The district, with about 30 000 acres of fall wheat, benefits from scientific dry farming. Last year W G Laws averaged 34 bushels per acre on 400 acres. Hubb brothers plan 1000 acres this year and Youtsey brothers 500 acres.
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Oklahoma Hill
W. G. Laws
Hubb Brothers
Youtsey
Mrs. E. G. Young Visits Greeley from La Salle
Mrs. E. G. Young of La Salle traveled to Greeley on Tuesday for a short visit and local engagements.
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E. G. Young
la Salle
Greeley
Greeley High School Commencement Dates Set
The Greeley high school commencement begins May 28 with the class day program and runs through next week. A 35 member graduating class this year will feature a potential local minister for the class sermon and possibly a Colorado college president as speaker.
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Greeley High School
Colleges of Colorado
Ee Tes
Mr and Mrs Loach Visit Greeley From Nunn
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Loach of Nunn spent Tuesday in Greeley for a social visit and local errands.
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T. J. Loach of
Nunn
Greeley
City approves mill canal agreements and new water main
City council signs final agreements with railroad and mill on old canal irrigation and power rights. A Sixteenth avenue water main is to be built with petitions and $560 deposited. First avenue will be graded half paid by the city and half by the county. Hitching posts are ordered for Railroad avenue. Fire alarm wiring is progressing and expected to be ready in three weeks.
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Greeley
Sixteenth Avenue
Twelfth
Eighteenth Street
First Avenue
Railroad Avenue
Market Place
Last Plague Victim Dr. J Edward Walsh Dies
The last of a family to fall to tuberculosis, Dr J Edward Walsh died at his Greeley home on Tuesday afternoon. Born August 12 1867 in Waterloo Iowa he grew from a St Louis medical graduate to a traveling salesman before marrying Clara Summy in 1906. He and Mrs Walsh joined the Nazarene church and the funeral is set for 2 p m Thursday at the Nazarene church with Rev L B Burger presiding.
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J. Edward Walsh
Walsh
Greeley
Waterloo
St. Louis
W. J. Bryan
Omaha World-Herald
Clara Summy
Des Moines
The
Nazarene Church
F. H. Ford
Des Moines, In
L. B. Burger
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Polokado
Perth
Aury B. Noxon
Aury B. Noxon-nee
Henry T. West
Greeley Oats
Acorn Trophy
Pretty Eaton
Deal
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