William Fashbaugh telegraph career rises in Union Pacific
William Fashbaugh son of J P Fashbaugh station agent and relations, learned telegraphy in youth and quickly advanced to a top paying railroad position. He reflects on family ties, his Colorado birth, and will return to New York after a recent head company conference. The note mentions community thanks and a building opening event at Alia with a hall supper planned.
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Nthe
Evans Fashbaugh
United States
J. P. Fashbaugh
Union Pacific
Evans
Fashbaugh
Perish at La Salle the winter feed near ditch banks
Hundreds of horned life finches and other birds fed along ditch banks this winter near La Salle, where a heavy snowfall left a crusty cover. The birds perished overnight, seen by children who noted the feathered remains and tame behavior while feeding along the banks.
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Fryone
City Council Spring Session Sees Improvements Discussed
City council met Tuesday night amid spring talk. Plans include 38 alley and 14 street crossings, bids to be sought, and a proposed tree purchase of 200 trees for parks and streets. A King drag offer from a modest local blacksmith was accepted with materials supplied by the city. A building permit dispute over a Morgan house arises under new law. Peterson and Brush buy Bons and Florence pool hall. An aerodome petition on Eighth Avenue was referred for action. Miss Ethel Hosack returns from the east for her cousin's wedding.
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Evans
Greeley
George Morgan
Eleventh Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Morgan
Eighth Avenue
Ninth
Tenth Streets
McPherson Faces Four Additional Charges In Forgery Case
Four more informations have been filed against J W McPherson the real estate man jailed on forgery charges Additional bond of 1000 was fixed bringing total to 2500 These charges reportedly do not exhaust the complaints and more are pending The initial charge has been pending since last summer at Kersey March 27 The municipal election lists 162 qualified voters in the area.
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J. W. McPherson
McPherson
Kersey State Bank
Dead Youth Taken Home From Pierce Blizzard Death
The body of Albert Hoblit of Denver, who died in the March blizzard, was sent home this afternoon. The Miller Undertaking Co will handle the funeral. Hoblit was found dead near Horse Creek after being swept from his homestead 18 miles east of Pierce during the storm.
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Pierce
Albert Hoblit
Denver
Miller Undertaking Company
Hoblit
Horse Creek
Winkler Undertaking
Here
Years Ago in Greeley Residents Plan Local House
A fragmented notice recalls cultural society progress in Fort Collins and a Denver trip in April. Reports mention a Methodists' house being completed ready to open, a love feast, and irrigation law critiques. Prices and concerns include $45 hay in Denver and fears of Indian horse theft leading Sheriff Brush to order stock brought in.
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Methodists
Denver
Sheriff Brush
Popular pair are married in new home
Miss June Elizabeth Bethge and Cecil Leo Preston wed at 1 30 PM Wednesday in the Fourteenth street home Preston furnished. The ceremony featured pink and white decorations, arch greens, and white wedding bells. Attendants were Miss Helen Bethge and Floyd Preston. Clergyman Dr D Fornard officiated. reception duties were handled by Mrs R Bethge and helpers. The bride, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs R Bethge, is noted for beauty and charm. The groom, a lifelong resident of Greely, works in the city police department. They leave for Denver this afternoon and will reside at home with friends after their return.
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June Elizabeth Bethge
Cecil Leo
Preston
Fourteenth Street
Helen Bethge
Floyd Preston
D. Fornard
R. Bethge
Dan Ter
Helen
Lillie Baker
Katie Cahill
Pastor Returns Girl March 27
Rev. J. E. Lyn returned yesterday from attending the Men and Religion meeting in Denver.
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J. BE. Lyn
Denver
Evans Voters Register as April Election Nears
Evans march 27 registration board sat yesterday on 313 eligible voters. as election time approaches april 2 debate between wets and drys intensifies with plans to prevent illegal votes. next sunday temperance rally to be held at reformed church led by rev chase rev berger rev rader and rev richards. Evans and Greeley councils discussed annexation feasibility at last night meeting.
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Evans
Reformed Church
Chase
Berger
Greeley
Rader
Denver
Richards
Greey
Ninety Year Old Mrs Tinker Celebrates Birthday Feast
Lucerne March 27 Mrs Amira Tinker aged ninety celebrated by hosting a family reunion at her home. She prepared most dishes, led a noon dinner for nine, and recalled decades of service after being widowed with four sons. A devout Baptist, she reads daily and attributes health to doing her own housework.
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Lucerne
al- Mira Tinker
Here
Grace Tinker
Omer Ward
James Tinker
Grandma Tinker
Tinker
Amira Tinker
New Jersey
Baptist Church
William
Will Build Eaton Gymnasium Right Away
Weather work starts on the Eaton gymnasium to be erected by Bruce G Eaton. The hall will be large enough for town public gatherings and become Eaton's social center with a basketball court, dancing space, and public meetings. It is expected to be completed and ready for use by next fall.
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Saton
Eaton Gymnasium
Bruce G. Eaton
Eaton
Rkmen
Eaton High School
Ams
Runaway Dray Disrupts Eaton Street Scene
A runaway dray from J. H. Nowell startled pedestrians on Eaton Street on March 27. The vehicle veered into Nels Anderson’s carriage, knocked a wheel free, and snapped the shafts before stopping in front of Longwith furniture. Mr. Lowell settled with Mr. Anderson for damages today.
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Eaton Eaton
J. H. Nowell
Nels Anderson
Se Longwith Furniture Store
Steel Post
Lowell
Mr. Anderson
New Armory Planned for Lupton Fort Lupton
March 27 Fort Lupton reports a new Armory is planned. Adjutant general toured three possible sites with two favored options near the Ice plant and Cash Grocery. Company I N G C, though young, appears waning under Captain Jaynes. Dr and Mrs Snyder left yesterday for New York City to attend a spelling meeting.
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Fort Lupton
U. S
Cash
Company I. N. G. C
Young
Jaynes
Z. X. Snyder
Esterday
New York City
Yhou
Snyer
Tuberculosis Claims Victim Raymond Harrison
Raymond Harrison aged 21 died after a lingering bout with tuberculosis at his parents home on Sixth street. He came to town seven years ago from Iowa with his parents Mr and Mrs L L Harrison and is survived by his wife a young son his parents and three sisters Mrs B Hatch Miss Faye Harrison and Miss Darrel Harrison Funeral services will be held at the family home Thursday at 2 pm. Joe Knutson underwent an appendectomy yesterday at Greeley hospital.
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Raymond Harrison
L. L. Harrison
Sixth Street
Phoenix
Ariz
Mr. Harrison
Iown
B. Hatch
Faye
Darrel Harrison
Talking Peas at Johnstown
Johnstown farmers met to consider growing 500 acres of peas for the Lmonton canning factory. The meeting favored adding peas as a crop and pledged good acreage. A canvassing committee was appointed as poor roads kept many away. If pledged, a huller will be installed locally.
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Johnstown
Longmont
Pest Law Operative Ready for Grasshoppers and Prairie Dogs
The State Entomologist announces the Pest Law is printed with blanks and office machinery to aid districts in fighting grasshoppers prairie-dogs and other pests. The law is designed to be locally driven with extraordinary powers on short notice. Also notes mass distribution of copies and that the law enables communities to compel neighbors to act and to require fireproof fences as a stop line for thistles. Mrs Demorest's funeral services conducted in Des Moines Iowa for Mary Demorest wife of Nelson Demorest.
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Tribune
Co L Fitch
Weld County
Thousand Cars Of Sheep To Leave Northern Colorado District
Rough taxied OCR indicates thousands of cars of sheep will depart the northern Colorado district this week for markets. About 190 to 206 cars are to be moved, with two shipments planned, the first on Tuesday from the main area including 72 cars.
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Mbs
Colorado
Main Rea
Colorado & Southern
Union Pacific
Sheep Feeding Prices Improve for Season Start in Colorado
Prices are better than the season's opening and feeders report solid profits. About 235,000 sheep, roughly 1,000 cars, were fed in northern Colorado as the season progresses.
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Colowradan
Thie Cancan
Mayor Gaynor Attacks Courts and Calls for Constitutional Recall
Mayor Gaynor, a former judge, delivers a sweeping critique of the U S judiciary. He blasts delays and legal technicalities, urges recall via constitutional amendment, and predicts widespread recall at the next state constitutional convention. He cites English efficiency and urges reform through periodic conventions and a new constitutional framework.
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New York
London
England
New Rochelle Forum
Court of Appeals
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