Baton ry ready for campaign with 25 men and 65 dollars spent
The Baton ry factory in process of readiness for the campaign with a crew of 25 men and about 65 dollars spent on getting in ship shape. Plans include expanding the ca r factory and building three new beet pens near Hungerford on the Union Pacific line. The Eaton farmers have contracted for more work, and cattle and lambs from Eaton pens were sent to market. A court-house exam room will host the only examination for the district, directed by Superintendent Thomas, with about teachers from nearby for the high school exam Saturday.
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Paign
Eaton Farmers
Pierce
Cily
Hungerford
Union Pacific Sugar
Eaton Ch
Great Gar
Muran
Denver
Eaton
Eaton d
Court House
Thomas
Costly Youngsters Battle Before Judge Over Schoolmates
Fragments report unruly snowball fight among four boys, leading to a court appearance by Lawton and Martinez before a judge. Mentions of punishment and justice fade into garbled text about silver dollars, schoolmates, and unclear references to remedies.
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Lawton and Martinez
America
Formen
Girl With 5 Grandmas Visiting in Greeley
Darwina Marie Beardsley, a child with five grandmothers, and her parents Prof. Eugene Beardsley and Mrs. Beardsley arrive in Greeley for a few days visit. Grandmothers Mrs A B Beardeley, Mrs Leighton Green, Mrs Marie Loustalet, and Mrs Loretta Green reside nearby. A great grandmother, Mrs C Beardsley, lives in Pontiac, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwina Marie Beardsley
Greeley
Eugene Beardsley
BK. Beardeley
Leighton + Green
Leighton + Green, Mrs. Green
Marie Loustalet
Mr. Green
Loretta Green
C. Beardsley
Pontiac
Mich
Lucerne Ships Large Lamb Shipment From District
About 6500 head of lambs were shipped from Lucerne district today. The lambs average around 95 pounds and will go to Chicago markets. Shippers include David Kelly Sherwood and Farr G Trom and Andrew Carlson. Farmers plan more shipments before April 2 to capitalize on high prices and feed on alfalfa beet pulp and corn. McEniry urges a dratsic herd law to protect farmers eastern Colorado crops from roaming stock.
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Lucerne
Chicago
David Kelly
Sherwood and Farr
G. Bostrom
Andrew Carlson
M. D. McEniry
General Land Office
Colorado
McEniry
Gillmore Ill, March 22 and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
W J Gillmore on a farm east of here remains very ill with heart trouble. A testimonial note touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior, praised by people nationwide, with sales through Gilbert Bros. at Park Place, Opera House Block, Sterling Building. Also recommends HERBINE for indigestion, claiming quick relief and evacuation of fermented matter, price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Gillmore
Here
Gilbert Bros
Threeatores
Park Place
Opera
Sterling
Ballard
Opera House Block
Sterling Building
Native Alfalfa Seed Aims to Rebuild Local Fields
Camp on Hilltop farm, two miles east, seeks true native alfalfa seed from Wyoming to restore vigor in Weld County fields. After years of trial, he plans to plant Wyoming-origin seed, asserting it yields hardier plants with long roots and enduring crops, hoping for a revival of earlier Utah and Colorado varieties. Temperature and irrigation from electric pumps will support the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Greeley
Weld County
Colorado
Wyoming
Wyatt
Camp
Utah
Bond company visit highlights industry leaders in Baltimore
A visiting delegation from the United States Fidelity Guaranty company stopped in to discuss bond writing leadership. The Greeley agent company earned top honors for their outstanding performance this year, marking a notable achievement in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fi- Guaranty Company
Sanborn & Houston
Greeley Agent Company
Baltimore
Beardsley Sisters’ Visits Move From Ault to Fairview
Miss Edith Beardsley visits her brother Prof. Eugene Beardsley in Ault then plans to visit her sister Miss Inez, teaching at Fairview School.
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Ault
Edith Beardsley
Prof
Eugene Beardsley
Inez
Fairview School
Northern Colorado awaits abundant water supply this season
Snow depth and reservoirs show best five year prospects for irrigation across Weld, Larimer, and surrounding counties. Poudre, Big Thompson, and Platte systems report nearing full basins, with Lake Loveland, Chambers Lake, and Seven Lakes set to fill soon. Farms from Greeley to Loveland, including Ault country, expect strong runoffs and expanded pumping options as seepage and new ditches come online.
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Colorado
Greeley
Fossil Creek
Terry Lake
Long Pond
Larimer and Weld
Eaton Ditch
Haton
Laramie
Chambers Lake
Chamber's Lake
W. C. Levis
Jreeley and Loveland Irrigation Company
LaSalle
Fatham
Union
Platte
Morgan County
Greeley Poudre
McGrew Fes
Big Thompson
Vicin- Pierce
Grover
Weld County
Platteville
Kerr
Greeley Denver
Platte and
Barr Lake
Milton
la Salle
Henrylyn
F G Haynes Is Laid To Rest
Friends gathered from Fort Lupton and nearby ranches for the funeral of Frank G Haynes a former Fort Lupton young man who died in San Diego California The service was at the Methodist church in Fort Lupton with interment in the Fort Lupton cemetery under the I O O F lodge auspices Haynes son of pioneer John C Haynes born and raised locally until recent years The widow and children accompanied the casket home.
Firm Foundation Patient Testimony for Doan’s Kidney Pills
Hundreds of Greeley residents praise Dean's Kidney Pills with Mrs Edward Bryan of 714 Fifth St Greeley Colo recounting relief from severe loins and kidneys ache after using two to three boxes since 1966. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents. Also note Chamberlains Cough Remedy advised for quick cold cure. Eugene Williams departs Omaha for short business trip.
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Greeley
Dean
Edward Bryan
Fifth St
Colo
Doan
Gilbert Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Funeral of Walter Tuedde Held
Fort Lupton reports the funeral for Walter Tuedde who died after touching a 32 000 volt high tension wire at the Lafayette power house of the Northern Colorado Power Company Tuesday. He was 21, a long time employee, unmarried, and lived with his sister Mrs Walter Tuley in town. The body was sent to Iowa for burial Thursday.
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Fort Lupton
Walter Tuedde
Lafaytte
Northernolorado Power Company
Iowa
Tuedde
Walter Tuley
Twelve Snowfalls Cost City Eight Bucks Each
Five feet of snow this winter in Greeley benefited soil and farmers yet cost the city twelve dollars for each of twelve snowfalls. City snow plows operated twelve times, half a day per session, clearing paths for pedestrians so residents could reach work. The plows were praised by locals, including Johnny at the Rat Hole, for the good work.
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Greeley
Johnny
County Fair Started Off At A Gallop
Weld County Fair association directors elected a new director C T Ahlstrand to lead publicity and concessions. J W H Browne is general superintendent with H E Witwer D H Barber in horses racing cattle sheep swine poultry dairying horticulture apiary textile art kitchen and pantry and veterinary oversight. Fire bell plans in Fort Lupton. Chamberlains Liniment praised for rheumatism relief. H Van Churchill joined Colorado Teachers meeting at State College.
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Weld County Fair Association
Co. T. Ahlstrand
J. W. H. Browne
H. E. Witwer
D. H. Barber
J. March
A. M. McClenahan
Lee Crozier
Co. M. Crozier
J. T. Watkins
J. F. McCrery
E. R. Bliss
George A. Hodgson
J. W. Dillon
N. L. Henthorne
Will Bliss
Mabel Woolf
J. E. Ingle
Wedding Fiddlers Stranded After Late Arrival Near LaSalle
Two Sterling musicians hired for a three day wedding near Katy Stein miller and John Eckhardt arrive late, argue over breach of contract, seek justice of the peace, while guests dance and bid on the bride’s slipper. Denver replacements perform as couple continues celebration amid road troubles and gifts fund a new home. Governor Hoch then lectures at Eaton to a large crowd.
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LaSalle
Sterling
Katy Steinmiller
John Eckhardt
Here
Eckhardt
Denver
Are Wedded During Storm in Johnstown
A real wedding at the Lutheran church joined Katy Steinmiller and John Eckhardt in Johnstown amid a storm. The couple traveled to La Salle for a three day wedding feast with relatives. Also noted: Ballard's Show Liniment ads and Olive Pond's departure to Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Katy Steinmiller
John Eckhardt
la Salle
Back to the Farm Idea Debunked at Conference
At the Pennsylvania Rural Progress conference in Philadelphia Dr Myron D Scudder of Rutgers argued the back to the farm concept is misguided. He urged keeping the slogan Stay on the farm and focus on making rural life more inhabitable for current residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Life Conference
Pennsylvania Rural Progress Association
Philadelphia
Myron D. Scudder
Science of Education
Rutgers College
Country Life
Scudder
N E A Moves 1909 Meeting to Chicago in July
The National Education Association will hold its annual meeting in Chicago from July 6 to 12. Plans shifted from St. Paul due to unsatisfactory railroad rate arrangements, with the change announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Educational Association
St. Paul
Sheep Shipment Heads East From Greeley Market
A large shipment of 60 cars of sheep left Greeley Thursday for eastern markets, to be followed by 50 more cars today. Yesterday’s stock came from Colorado & Southern routes and Eaton, with ten cars of cattle and five from Clayton and Moran. Today’s consignments include 18 cars from Lucerne, seven from Cloverly, and 17 from Greeley, with W. H. Farr and the Moore brothers among Greeley shippers.
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Greeley
Colorado & Southern
Eaton
Clayton and
Moran
Lucerne
Cloverly
W. H. Farr
Moore Brothers
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Tory
Constipa
Tlain
Chamberlain
Gale
Mr. Camp
Weld
Creeley
Poudre
F. G. Haynes
Firm Foundation
Eugene Williams
Omaha
County Fair
T. Ahlstrand
I. Rothschild
T. F. Quinn
Cc. T. Ahlstrand
W. M. Peckham
H. van Churchill
Colorado Teachers’ Association
State Teachers’ College
Eaton Eaton
Hoch
K Knsas
Olive Pond
Iowa City
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