Movement to Raise Funds for Greeley YMCA Building
An executive committee announces a fundraising campaign in Greeley to secure up to 75000 for a YMCA site building and equipment. Subscriptions become binding at 50000 pledged with phased payments through 1911. After success a five member committee will form fifteen evangelical citizens to organize the YMCA.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Greeley
Citizens of
Young Men’s Christian Association
W. R. Adams
R. W. Bullock
Y M C A Class Formed At Ault
Ault hosts a large crowd as Y M C A talk spurs action. A twenty member Y M C A class is organized with Thomas Bridges president Clarence Jackson vice president Percy Poe secretary and George Jenkins treasurer. A social evening followed with refreshments.
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Ault
Allison’s
Thomas Bridges
Clarence Jackson
Percy Poe
George Jenkins
Ault Romance Ends in Quiet Greeley Wedding
Millard Bayes and Vesta Meads, both residents of the Ault area, were married Saturday at the Baptist parsonage in Greeley by Rev. D. V. Forward. The bride is the daughter of William and Mrs. Meads, ranch neighbors northeast of Ault. The groom, a prosperous young farmer, moved west with his parents a few years ago. They will establish residence on a local ranch.
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Millard Bayes
Vesta Meads
Greeley
Baptist Parsonage
D. v. Forward
William Meads
Ault
Mode Farm
New Settlers Arrive as Kuner District Grows
The Kuner district sees rapid growth with 800 lots, 240 sold to buyers planning homes. About 1,000 trees, including North Carolina poplars from nurseryman George H. Schmidt in Germany, are en route to beautify the village formerly a farm. Lots are selling at six per day.
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Kuner
North Carolina
Germany
George H. Schmidt
Austin Held On Bonds as Case Near Dismissal
Bob Austin remains in county jail after failing to post bonds. Johnstown justice court may dismiss the case with direct information filed in county or circuit court. Growers claim Austin said he bought potatoes for a man named Mr. Rough, who denies knowing him. If proven, the arrangement could harm Austin. Sheriff reports a message from Fort Collins requesting his return once court proceedings end.
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Bob Austin
Johnstown
Austin
Rough
Fort Collina
Birthday Celebration for Twin Friends
Mr and Mrs W J owe hosted a Friday night party for their daughter Mabels fifteenth birthday. Miss Jeannette Robie joined in as the other birthday twin, with pink and white carnation decorations symbolizing budding womanhood.
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W. J
Mabel
Miss Mabel
Jeannette Robie
Jeannette
St Patrick's Dance Draws Large Attendance
The St Patrick's dance on Wednesday drew a very large attendance. A sumptuous lunch was served by the ladies at 11 o'clock. Festivities ended at midnight.
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St. Patrick's
Ault Annexation Battle Heads to Supreme Court
District court Friday heard a suit by three neighboring farmers opposing Ault’s plan to annex about 220 acres of farm land now alfalfa. The village seeks to extend its 40 acres, with the outcome likely to reach the supreme court for a final decision. Attorney Churchill represents the farmers.
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District Court
Supreme Court
Ault
Churchill
Joint Congregational Missionary Campaigns Gain Momentum
The joint mission campaign of Congregational societies moves from plan to action with meetings in Greeley and Vermont churches. Delegates from nearly a score of churches attend, and audiences fill halls in St Johnsbury Burlington and West Lebanon NH, energizing parishes over the missionary situation and apportionment plan. Speakers present data to guide local churches and the denomination in addressing the mission challenge.
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Congregational Missionary Societies
Congregational
Greeley
St. Johnsbury
Burlington
Vermont
West Lebanon
New Hampshire
Theft Charge Ties Tramp to Bakery Pocketbook
A young man was jailed on vagrancy charges while authorities seek to link him to a theft at Wilson bakery. He allegedly visited the bakery two or three times asking for food, after which a pocketbook containing $15 disappeared from a bakery employee.
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Wilson Bakery
Hia
Entertain t Hastands Ault Winter Social by 506 Club
One of the prettiest social affairs in Ault occurred Wednesday night as the 506 club and their husbands gathered at Mr and Mrs J King home for a game night. Dinner at seven featured Sadie Miller and Minsons Margaret Carlson Ada Coney Louise Nelson Grace Nichols assisting with crying.
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506” Club
King
Sadie Miller
Gre»ley
Margaret Carlson
Ada Coney
Louise Nelson
Grace Nichols
Reservoir plan and townsite mapped near Crow Creek area
A map and statement filed in county records describe a new reservoir project about four miles east of Decker ranch, crossing sections 7 17 and 18 in township 6 range 623. The proposal seeks 8 000 acre feet capacity with an estimated cost near 17 000, promoted by Tew Woodn Mamper and associates as a railroad townsite potential emerges.
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Crow Creek
Decker
Essam
Tew
Woodn
Mamper
Aser
Grandpa Bright Celebrates 60th Birthday in Pep 4% Community
A festive gathering marked Grandpa Bright's 60th birthday on Tuesday with about thirty friends and family present. He and his wife, son, and daughter received warm hospitality in Pep 4% before an evening of careful planning and royal welcomes for the guests. Bright, a carpenter, and his family recently moved to Nebraska about four years ago to settle in the community.
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Peckham
Braska
Carl Arnold
Kicked By a Steer Shocks Local Youth
J. Scot Kidd, 18, son of Mrs. J. T. Kidd, was kicked by a steer at the stockyards near Hubbard. He received the blow on the leg and was knocked down, but no bones were broken. He recovered after a period of rest.
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Big Bend
Shipped Two Cars of Livestock From Local Yard
Two carloads of cattle and heifers were shipped from the local yard this week. The shipments moved through Columbus Nebraska and involved H. F. Martyn of Lester and stubbard, with the winter feeding period cited as the context for the exports.
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LaSalle
H. Fh. Martyn
Lester
Lumbus
Nebraska
Stee
Stubbard
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E. S. Carrithers
Y. M
Edwin Starkey
J. L. Bartlett
J. W. McCrery
William Mayher
W. L. Clayton
F. G., Sumbeck
S. F. Martin
John Knutson
J. A. Weaver
W. E. Keyes
John Doane
W. C. Crist
Charles Lofgren
Meads- Bayes
DAIL
Fort Collins
St. Patrick's Dance
Paermeas Sea
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Congrega
Tional
Evans
Town Hall
John A. Behrens, Jr
G. Wu
Reed
Albert Weiphold
Chow Ch
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