Automobile freight line expands from Denver to Weld County towns
A Denver firm operates an auto freight line from Denver to Fort Lupton and Weld County, running two trips daily and threatening Union Pacific business. The line aims to Platteville and Greeley, possibly extending toward Cheyenne, with cars built to withstand storms.
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Weld County
Denver
Fort Lupton
Union Pacific
Platteville
Greeley
Weld
Adams County
Union Pacfic
Cheyenne
Justice Brewer Dies at 73 From Stroke in Washington
Justice David Josiah Brewer associate justice of the U S Supreme Court died at 10 30 pm in Washington from apoplexy. He was 73 and had been active earlier in the day despite a brief illness. Mrs Brewer was with him when he passed away and the end was unexpected. Mrs G E Washburn returned to 11 Monday after visiting friends in Greeley.
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Justice Brewer
Washington
David Josiah Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
G. E. Washburn
Greeley
Dinner Honors Miss Darnaby Before Move to New Home
Mr and Mrs Harry H Shaw entertained last Thursday night for Miss Jilian Darnaby who soon will leave the store to preside over a home of her own. A delicious dinner followed by a miscellaneous shower left Miss Darnaby with many beautiful gifts for her new home as her colleagues and their spouses attended.
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Harry H. Shaw
Jilian Darnaby
Miss Darnaby
Mrs Howard Young Visits Dresden Relative
Mrs Howard Young of Dresden Manitoba is visiting her sister Mrs O Wheawwon.
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Howard Young
Dresden, Man
Wheawwon
Seed Cabbage Planting Gains in Local District
This week marks seed cabbage planting with thousands of young plants set out by gardeners and growers. An estimated 500 pounds of cabbage seed will be harvested in the district this year. A home grown strain developed by F W Scott of Greeley leads, said to outperform imported varieties. Most seed is sold locally though export to Colorado towns grows yearly. Intensive farming may make seed cabbage raising a major local industry.
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F. W. Scott
Greeley
Colorado
Gipson
Raising cabbage seed a thriving yet little known local industry
A Greeley area farmer highlights cabbage seed raising as a key local industry, noting a cross bred by F W Scott from Flat Dutch and Winningstadt varieties that adapts to climate and soil. He estimates 200 to 500 pounds of seed grown annually with a rising trend, mostly by gardeners for personal use and small sales.
Weld County notes of social visits and departures
The Delta and surrounding towns record visits and travels among residents. Mrs. Charles Robinson returns from Fort Collins. the Hurd and Fine families visit friends in Lucerne and Creeley. Coffman, Kidd, Dudrow households host or travel. Homer Snyder plans to relocate to Portland, Ore., with family joining later.
Local Residents Note Family Visits and Postmaster Change
Port Lupton residents report visits from R W Devinney of LaSalle and returning relatives from Medicine Bow. Mr and Mrs S J Rhodes expected home after southern trip. Frank Lauche relocated near Denver. Miss May Smith serves as acting postmaster during G C Bruce’s absence.
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Port Lupton
R. M. Barr
R. W. Devinney
LaSalle
Ralph
Raymond Bennett
Medicine Bow
Wyo
S. J. Rhodes
Frank Lauche
Rench
Denver
May Smith
G. C. Bruce
Highland Lake Community Notes and Local Visits
W G Gately and daughter visited Denver last week returning Monday. Several transported sheep from Highlandlake Saturday by Mr Jefferson George Bwana and Mr Bhuler. Charlies Maley funeral attended in Longmont Thursday. John Oleson plowed about 100 acres with a steam plow last week. E H Knott bought chickens from Andrew Saturday. Mr and Mrs Williams rented one Mead cottage and are keeping house. The Hamiltons visited Longmont Wednesday. Adams of Mead plan a new pressed brick store. Highland Lake school district elected officers Ed Markham president W F Welty treasurer Ed Kraig secretary. Post office may discontinue April 15. Mead post office to establish rural delivery. Helen Beynon of Denver visiting sister Margaret Beynon Windsor. Force of Greeley and Potter sisters Windsor visit. Mrs E Cowley and Miss Lillian Hess visited Fort Collins last Friday. F N Briggs and Paul visiting parents George and Mrs Briggs in Denver. Josie McMinn visited Lottie in Greeley. Mrs Floyd Hunter and Hazel of Fort Collins visiting Aldrichs. Hazel Hunter vacationing with Guy Hunter. J T Pearson visited Greeley Thursday. Emma Teller arrived from Denver to spend week with parents. Mrs J G Hess and Mrs J M Calvert visited Fort Collins Tuesday. C E Evans returned from Denver on business. Mrs Ed Ward went to Gracey to be with ill husband. Lena Foltz ill with quinty. Ward Laybourn in Greeley Monday and Tuesday. W F E Hickman family spent Sunday with Hickmans. Mrs G A Hofgson and Mrs William McCounnoughey of Platteville shopped in Greeley Monday.
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W. G. Gately
Denver
Mr. Jefferson
George Bwana
Mr. Bhuler
Highlandlake
Charlies Maley
Longmont
John Oleson
E. H. Knott
Andrew
Mrs. Williams
Mead Post Office
Windsor
Helen Beynon
Margaret Beynon
William Force
Greeley
Florence
Edna Potter
E. Cowley
Lillian Hess
Fort Collins
F. N. Briggs
Paul
George Briggs
Josie McMinn
Lottie
Floyd Hunter
Hazel
W. F Aldrich
Hazel Hunter
Guy Hunter
J. T. Pearson
Emma Teller
J. G. Hess
J. M. Calvert
Fort Colling
Cc. E. Evans
Ed Ward
Gracey
Lena Foltz
Quinty
Ward Laybourn
W. FE. Hickman
W. P. Hickman
Month End Carpet Specials Slash Prices On Remnants
Month end clearance offers radical price reductions on all remnants short lengths and odd lots. These month end clean up specials aim to refresh stock and provide extraordinary savings for home beautification at low cost.
Draperies Odd Lots Sale Bargains
Bargain sale offers odd lots of draperies with prices from 98 cents to 1.89 dollars. Store highlights include several yardage items listed at 69 cents and 35 cents, inviting shoppers to come early for selection.
Hudson County Faces Enveloping Prairie Fire Near Hudson
A large prairie fire threatens ranches north of Hudson, Celo as winds gust from the south and temperatures fall. Hudson town remains protected by irrigation ditches but lacks telephone lines to learn damage. The blaze has burned north for days despite hopeful winds.
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Hudson, Celo
Hudson
Here
Milo Sorghum in Colorado From Agriculture College Study
The Colorado Agricultural College analyzes milo sorghum as a non saccharin sorghum related to kaffir maize. Milo grows 4 to 7 feet tall with compact grain heads and erect or downward turning heads depending on stand density. Alvin Keyser, Colorado Agricultural College, Fort Collins.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Alvin Keyser
Ceseate Agricultural College
Fort Colins
Mrs. Lee Gress Visits Nebraska to Boise Move
Mrs. Lee Gress of Nebraska has been visiting her son Wit Gress for three weeks and left Monday afternoon for Boise Idaho where she will make her home.
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Lee Gress
Nebraska
Wit Gress
Boise
Ida
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Inco mL wi Panies i Lambe ton $00. The text appears garbled with missing letters and fragments. No clear names, places, or dates can be established from the readable portions.
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Royal Baking
Shaws Entertain
Mrs. W. B. Moody
Normal Hill
Mrs. Moody
Mrs. Caldwell
P. R. Dunbar
Adams Memorial
the Oaks
Mr. Dunbar
Goodman & Neill
Marvin Morgan
F. H. Merten
Carena Lee
Gertrude Norris
Lena Jackson
The
Delta
Charles Robinson
Mrs. Dayton
Will Hurd
Lucerne
Sam Beauchamp
Roy Fine
Creeley
J. W. Shearer
Bie Bend
Alex Thacker
Mona
George Coffman
Henry Dudrow
Jack McMillan
Rose Coffman
Meyers
Augusta
Felix Parker
J. T. Kidd
Kersey
W. T. Porter
Milliken
Hazel McNeil
Greeley High School
C. D. Charles
Kearney
Neb
Nell Evans
Ni Ce
Gladys Fort
G. A. Hofgson
William McCounnoughey
California
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Pueblo
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Leadville
Glenwood Springs
Grand Junction
Gunnison
Montrose
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Jose
Santa Barbara
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Fresno
Portland
Tacoma
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Pullman
Rio Grande
K. Hooper
Condon Merc
Hudson Country
Milo
Ambrose Lumber CO
Gill, Col
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Barteldes Seed Co
Denver, Colo
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