TY Buys Land and Extends Water Mains in Market Place Plan
The council authorized purchase of 40 acres near the water works as value for future growth including bay grain cattle and other sales in the Market Place area between Eighth and Ninth Streets. Three warrants totaling 6251.95 were approved for side sewer work and 8000 feet of four and six inch pipe ordered for water main extensions with delivery in 20 to 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Left Lumber Company
Maine
Bg Fellows Wrestle Next Saturday at Aralemy Hall
The Bulgarian champion George Ravo will meet Greek champ Demetras in a heavyweight match at Aralemy Hall next Saturday night. Both weigh about 215 pounds and the bout is expected to draw strong public interest. Manager Varney is negotiating for additional wrestling and boxing talent for the card.
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Aralemy Hall
George Ravosh
Demetras
Gree'y
Orer
Se Lost Bowt
Toiller
Biefelove
Varney
Paris Green Shipments Begin Arriving
The first carload of 30 000 pounds of Paris green for the McArthur Hardware company arrived Wednesday. Demand is up due to grasshopper problems last year with a large sale noted by one firm at 85 000 pounds.
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Paris
McArthur
Swat the Fly Club Forms in Greeley
A new organization named Swat the Fly is planned in Greeley with formation expected soon. The group aims to organize residents around a shared project or initiative to address local concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
City plans to curb house flies this summer in Greeley
Health officials in Greeley prepare public guidance to reduce the house fly population. They urge screening manure piles and eliminating breeding grounds, adopting a community effort to curb fly borne diseases and sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Citizens oppose Sunday post office window closures
At a mass meeting in the Commercial club rooms, citizens voiced opposition to closing Sunday mail delivery windows. Postmaster B. E. Mears urged a public expression, stating his conviction that current rules should continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Lamar
Commercial Club
BE. M. Mears
Pandora’s box opens as Gum Shoe Brigade faces scrutiny
Amid a flurry in Greeley’s business district, calls for a grand jury investigation grow over county expenditures. Former officials face pressure to refund money tied to a Platte River bridge project while political momentum shifts as voters prepare for the upcoming city election.
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Pandora's Box
Gum Shoe Brigade
Greeley
Bradfield
Estes
Platte
Graham
United States Congress
China Accepts Russia Demands Yet Claims Accord
The Russian foreign office reports from St. Petersburg that China's reply to Russia's ultimatum is satisfactory. China's minister in Peking asserts China fully acquiesced in Russia's demands, arguing omissions were implied by treaty rights China never questioned.
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St. Petersburg
Peking
China
Russia
I O O F Lodges Hosts Open Meeting and Entertainment
Milliken March 29 The I O O F lodge held an open meeting attended by about 200 guests. A short lodge session followed by a literary and musical program in Antlers hall. A late evening lunch of sandwiches coffee ice cream and cake was served.
Mexican War About Over In Mexico City Interviews
Reports from Mexico City outline government changes including Limantour recall from Paris and the arrivals of Francisco I. Madera Sr and Gustavo in San Antonio. De La Barra leaves the Washington ministerial post for a new position. Don Francisco says peace is assured, within ten days or, at latest, a month. Tentative peace proposals have been made and acted on by the administration.
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San Antonio
Texas
Mexico City
Senor Limantour
Paris
Francisco I. Madera
Gustavo
Senor de la Barra
Washington
Francisco T. Madero, Sr
Gustavo Madero
Don Francisco
New drug store opening in Lesalle by Henry Foss
Henry Foss of Evans plans a new drug store in Lesalle occupying the former Hall restaurant space since March 29. Foss already operates a drug store in Evans. Charlie Gosman opens a barber shop and rumors say Elmer West may launch a meat market on the west side.
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Lesalle
Henry Foss
Evans
Hall
Mr. Foss
Charlies Gosman
Elmer West
Rioters Smash Windows in Frederick Buildings
Frederick March 29 A gang of rioters smashed the windows of the post office Lynn's store and the saloon of Davis Wood and Bonnelli at an early hour this morning. The outbreak is believed tied to union and non union tensions in the upcoming town election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Lynn
Davis, Wood
Bonnelli
Judge Bennett Travels to Greeley for Legal Business
Judge C. A. Bennett is in Greeley on legal business. He meets with local officials and reviews docket matters at the courthouse. The visit underscores ongoing judicial proceedings in the region.
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C. A. Bennett
Greeley
Farmers rally to stop Colorado reservoir bill in Denver
Denver March 29. Parker resident Thomas J. Berry led a Douglas Arapahoe delegation to oppose the rob- ber reservoir measure now before the legislature. Farmers statewide vow a referendum to defeat the bill, arguing it would cede unappropriated waters to power interests led by Denver City Tramway officials. Senators Cross Crowley Tobin and Stephan back petitions to put the law to a vote. The Douglas delegation joins many groups pressing to block passage and protect state water rights.
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Denver
Carpenter
Thomas J. Berry
Parker
Colo
Berry
Douglas
Arapahoe
Riddle
Tobin
Denver City
Cross
Crowley
Stephan
Douglas County
Colorado
Mrs Houston Hosts Dinner Guests in Formal Event
Mrs H J Houston entertained at dinner today with guests Mrs H A Russell Mrs James Russell Mrs Mort Darling and Mrs D E Bliss in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Houston
H. A. Russell
James Russell
Mort Darling
D. E. Bliss
Colorado Officers Ordered to San Diego Mobilization Camp
General Chase announced Colorado National Guard officers will report to San Diego for mobilization training. Three officers depart soon with replacements every two weeks. Major Townsend expects orders any moment. The government will cover expenses until state costs resume. 2000 troops are stationed at the camp including two infantry regiments.
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Colorado Springs
Second Infantry
P. H. Hamrock
Denver
First Infantry
H. C. Nickerson
Chase
National Guard
San Diego
Calif
Coast Artillery
Work Stoped Temporarily On Elk Home
Owing to a misunderstanding excavation for the Elk lodge home began Wednesday morning but was halted by an order from D A Camfield, the original seller. G F E Washburn and crew started this morning, then received a call from Camfield to stop. After talks between the Unitarian society and Elk lodge representatives the issue was settled and Camfield authorized resumption.
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Elk Lodge
D. A. Camfield
G. F E. Washburn
Mr. Camfield
Unitarian Society
Knepfps Planned Denver Visit This Week
Mr and Mrs Charles Knefp will travel to Denver for a several day stay starting Thursday.
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Charles Knefp
Denver
Another Darnell Is Now In Court on Bootleg Charge
A county court case reviews whether Bill Darnell unconsciously peddled a small quantity of liquor amid testimony of an old pool room witness who swears a man with auburn hair handed him a still item. The piece notes the family name and the reporter’s amused stance as Bill awaits the verdict.
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Darnell
Red” Darnell
Bill
Bland
Track Laying Progress Near Milliken Fort Collins Line
Work on the Union Pacific new line to Fort Collins completed for one mile north of town. Track is being laid at a rate of half a mile per day.
Mrs J P Klug Returns From Boulder Sanitarium
Mrs J P Klug has returned from the Boulder sanitarium where she was treated for health concerns.
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J. P. Klug
Boulder Sanitarium
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Fellows
Ric
Clempion
Eearly
Health Department
O. F
Agatho
Sacred Heart Church
Boulder
ELK Home
U. P
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