Trout Fry Plant Brings Hope for Good Fishing
Fishermen of Greeley welcomed 40 000 trout fry planted last Friday in the Poudre at Zimmerman's hotel. It marks the first shipment of 250 000 to be distributed along the upper Poudre this season. The area is famed for premier fishing and nearby Rockhurst hosts several Greeley families with cottages. Frank Gordon M McElroy and L A Adams returned from ten days at Rockhurst where they are building a cabin.
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Greeley
Zimmerman’s
Rockhurst
Zimmerman
S. Frank Gordon
M. McElroy
L. A. Adams
Dean's Kidney Pills End Domestic Woes In Greeley Testimony
Mrs. T. J. Faris of 1108 Eleventh St in Greeley Colorado testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieve backaches and urinary disorders. She says they live up to the advertised claims and recommends them.
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Dean
Greeey
Greeley
T. J. Faris
Greeley, Colo
Ey Pilla
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Patient Testimony
A customer states kidney function improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Gilbert Drug Co. The advertisement claims backache and kidney pain faded quickly and lists Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY as the sole US agents. Price 50 cents. For sale by all dealers. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Gilbert Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan's
Grandfather White Seriously Ill at Son’s Home Near Ault
March 27 report notes Grandpa White, confined to bed all winter, is seriously ill at the home of his son Riley White near Ault. The family has lived there for several years.
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Baton
Til
White
Riley White
Ault
Mr. White
Mrs Maud Leake Dies of Spinal Meningitis
Relatives announce the death of Mrs Maud Leake at their Bakersfield California home on March 19 from spinal meningitis. She leaves husband Victor and two young sons, with her parents Mr and Mrs Powers formerly of Greeley now in Idaho.
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Maud Leake
Victor Leake
Bakersfield
Calif
Leake
Greeley
California
Mr. Leake
A. B. Leake
Rio Grande Teaching Men Through College to Farm
Rio Grande lines partner with Utah and Colorado Agricultural Colleges to run four year programs bringing professors on special trains. A February tour in Utah had 59 meetings with 18 013 attendees. A March Colorado run covered 1677 miles with 39 meetings drawing 138 614 people. Also reported is the mysterious injury of Jack Murdock found unconscious in Sterling yards after visiting Fort Morgan.
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West
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado
Utah Agricultural Colleges
Utah
Rio Grande
Utah Agricultural College
Colorado Agricultural College
Jack Murdock
Sterling
Greeley Motor
Murdock
Fort Morgan
Treat Your Cold Properly With Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Do not let a cold linger for weeks. Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and end the prolonged illness. Available for sale through all dealers.
Wind Strikes LaSalle Wheat Crop Hard
High winds damaged fall wheat and whipped it severely. Spring wheat planted recently has seed scattered and suffered. Local reports indicate significant crop damage and concern for yields.
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LaSalle
Lovella Ditch Wins in Condemnation Suit
In the condemnation suit the Lovella Ditch company sought right of way across Grover Land and Irrigation land. Judgment favored the defendant Grover Land and Irrigation. A temporary injunction prohibiting interference with building the ditch was dissolved. Jury valued the land at 668 dollars. The trial included a 100 mile car trip to view the location.
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Lovella Ditch Company
Grover Land and Irrigation Company
Lovella
Osborne guests linger in Cheyenne residence
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Osborne of Cheyenne have been guests of Mrs. A. M. Green for several days. Mr. Osborne returned to Cheyenne today and Mrs. Osborne will remain during the week.
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Leonard Osborne
Cheyenne
A. M. Green
Mr. Osborne
Osborne
Oldest Inhabitant of Greeley Falls to Wind Storm
The famed Greeley tree known as the town’s oldest inhabitant was torn off by a Sunday's terrific wind, leaving only a stump ten feet above ground. A romantic tale from early colonial days links the tree to Mrs. Sarah and a pivotal moment at the White River agency with N. C. Meeker’s party, as she guided the soldiers back to safety.
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Greeley
Sarah
N. C. Meeker
White River
Susan
Susan the Ute Squaw and Fort Collins Rescue Tale
In Lewis era frontier lore Howard's Pen Pictures of the Plains vouches for truth among colonists. Susan, a Ute girl, was saved from Arapaho captors as soldiers from Fort Collins patrolled the plains. Fred Sheppard and other Greeley men sent home letters about her kindness before perishing in the White River massacre.
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Howard
Arapahoes
Susan
Fort Collins
Fred Sheppard
George Sheppard
Greeley
White River
Pay Back Cash on School Site
Bonds totaling 65 000 dollars for a new high school building in district No 6 have been raised to clear indebtedness on the lot. Ten thousand dollars was paid to the First National Bank, with an extra five dollars to cover foundation costs. The foundation is finished and Roeschlaub and Son prepared plans. contracting will occur within two weeks and construction will start promptly.
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Roeschlaub and Son
Wagon crash injures man as load falls on him
Kersey March 25 report from Green Cityish shows John Warner moving from Denver to Fort Morgan fell under a load of household goods near Green City, breaking an arm and suffering severe scalp wounds. His escape deemed fortunate. Mrs James Kersey’s friends surprise her on birthday with a morning gathering and birthday dinner.
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Kersey
Denver
Fort Morgan
John Warner
Green City
James Kersey
Fred James
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Cure for Ailments
Elderly readers report Foley's Kidney Remedy provides permanent relief from kidney and bladder issues. Isaac N. Regan of Missouri claims a complete cure and urges others to try it, as promoted by Clark & Favkner Drug Co.
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Foley
Isaac N. Regan
Farmer
Clark & Faulkner Drug Co
Hainess Move Toward Champaign Home
I. O. Haines left last Sunday for Champaign Illinois. Mrs. Haines followed a few weeks earlier and they plan to make their home there.
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I. O. Haines
Champaign
Cattle Thief Pleads Guilty in Grover District Court
Henry Gooch, a Grover ranchman, pleaded guilty to stealing cattle and selling the meat to those who owned it. He confessed to the crimes in district court, accepting punishment as his wife pleaded for a joint punishment in his stead.
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Henry Gooch
Grover
Gooch
Ballard's Snow Liniment for Sore Throat Relief
An old remedy recommends external treatment for throat pain using Ballard's Snow Liniment. Rub gently at night, cover with a cotton bandage, and expect soreness to disappear by morning. Available in 25c 50c and $1.00 sizes from Carson W. Gilbert.
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Ballard
Carson W. Gilbert
Funeral for George Masher Held at Ault Home
Funeral services for George Masher aged 80 were held Saturday afternoon at his daughter's residence in Ault. Masher died Friday and had lived in the town for five years. His two sons, longtime residents of Ault, have moved to Holly.
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Ault
George Masher
Mayberry
Masher
Holly
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Eac
Pric
Hisoys
Iollar
Opp
Paneral
Henry Candlin
Notary Public
First
Joseph Otoupalik
8Th St
Glazier’s Jewelry Store
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