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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1905

Page

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Moffat road excursion boosts Greeley band fundraiser

Tickets available at the Tribune office and from band members for a May 25 Moffat road trip from Denver to Tolland with $3.00 fare. Notable sights include Sentinel Rock, Giant Palisade, Gateway, Sphinx Pass, and Boulder Park. Prizes for top ticket sellers include a Stevens rifle and a desk, with second prizes for boys and girls and a prize picture for girls. A new Union Pacific gasoline motor car arrives for suburban service.

The Tribune Moffat Road Greeley Hich Colorado Denver Tolland Sentinel Rock Sphinx Pass Boulder Park D. R. McArthur Fine Stevens Clough Furniture Company J. L. Bartlett J. G. Harris

Not Badgers' Story on Tribune Potato Letter

A Tribune note clarifies last week's communication about the potato situation. It was a business letter from F. H. Badger & Son published without comment, not authored by the Badger firm. The reply to a California commission house letter appeared in two issues, correcting the misimpression.

The Tribune California Commission House F. H. Badger & Son the Tribune Badger & Son

New Band Uniforms for Greeley Boys

The Greeley band will discard eighteen year old Admiral Cervera uniforms and replace them with bright up to date outfits. The old uniforms may be presented to the Greeley Historical Society if an organization is formed.

Admiral Cervera Greeley Band Greeley Historical Society

First Annual Meet of Interscholastic League Held at Normal

Loveland high school dominated the first annual Northern Colorado Interscholastic Athletic League meet at the Normal school grounds last Saturday. Normal school finished third as Loveland swept events across field and track with multiple records set, including hammer throw 130 feet five inches and pole vault nine feet.

Northern Colorado Interscholastic Athletic League Loveland High School Thornton Loveland Barr Saunders Normal Crites Cheyenne Thorndyke Broad Gump McCullah Fort Collins Richmond Longmont Boice Glazier Greeley Barnes Hinto

Old Time Concert Sparks Nostalgic Singalong

Winifred Black extols old time songs to be sung at the Tribunes charity concert at the First Presbyterian church Friday evening. She recalls beloved tunes and memory laden verses, urging audience participation from baby to grandmother as ragtime is set aside for real songs tonight.

Winifred Black the Tribune Denver Sweet Belle Mahone Sister Out West Lorena Belle Brandon Rosalie Hallie Mrs. Titus Mothers’ Congress Afton Maxwelton Annie Laurie

Submarine car to tour Colorado then head to Portland show

A compact road vehicle described as a submarine boat with a pointed front and boat like body carries a 100 horsepower six cylinder gasoline engine. It will tour near Greeley and Denver before being sent to Portland for the Lewis and Clark exposition.

Greeley Denver Portland Ore

Enos A Mills Publishes Estes Park History and Guide

Colorado author Enos A Mills of Estes Park releases The Story of Estes Park and a Guide Book. The volume covers park history dating back to 1840 with Kit Carson and trappers, plus tourist sketches and nearby attractions, illustrated with Mills photographs. The book, praised for its quaint style, is on sale in state bookstores.

Colorado Enos A. Mills Estes Park Kit Carson Mills

Four Pictures Displayed For Moffat Road Excursion

Four views of the Moffat road scenery were received this week. Three enlarged photos are in store windows at Dp B McArthur and Clough Furniture, while a colored panoramic Boulder park picture four feet by ten inches will be awarded to the top ticket seller. Fezer's drug store hosts the exhibition. Charles E Clark has purchased Vinson book store at Longmont.

Moffat Road Dp. B. McArthur and Clough Furniture Company Boulder Park Fezer

Northern Colorado track meet draws 1000 spectators amid disputes

Loveland wins multiple events leading to a large crowd from Cheyenne and northern Colorado. The meet, viewed as the best yet, faced a student eligibility dispute over Thornton of Loveland and concluded with a strong financial return and a disputed half mile relay between Loveland and Cheyenne.

Loveland Cheyenne Longmont Normal High School Fort Collins Greeley Thornton Boulder Colorado Henry of Thorndyke Crites Clare Stiles Moore Normal Miller Black Schuster Bonnell Hinto Brewster

Water quality report on Poudre and Thompson rivers

A Weld County Medical Society committee reports no current difference in water quality between the Poudre river above North Fork and the Thompson river above Home Supply dam. They warn future contamination if filtration is not used, noting slow sand filtration could render the supply safe. The panel urges filtration as essential for town or city use and warns of potential contamination if filtration is skipped.

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Experimental loco weed study at Hugo station

Professor Carlyle of the agricultural college ships twelve steers and six horses from Denver to Hugo for loco weed experiments. cattle, newly arrived from Montana, begin eating loco in a pasture near Hugo under Dr. C Dwight Marsh supervision with herdman Harry Pershing. A second stock shipment will be placed west of Hugo in a weed free pasture as researchers test remedies to the loco problem.

Carlyle The Agricultural College Hugo Hugo Range Denver Loco Longmont Colorado Big Sandy C Dwight Marsh Agricultural Department Harry Pershing Marsh

Accident injures Clyde Armstrong in Eaton revolver mishap

Clyde Armstrong of Eaton was accidentally shot in the right leg by Frank VanGlick when the 32 calibre revolver discharged while being shown. The bullet entered near the knee and traveled downward toward the foot before Armstrong was taken to Denver to join a brother there.

Clyde Armstrong Eaton Frank VanGlick VanGlick Armstrong Denver

Denver visitor attends funeral of Mrs. Bert Wing

Miss Edith Havener of Denver visited last Tuesday to attend the funeral for Mrs. Bert Wing who died last Sunday afternoon.

Edith Havener Denver Bert Wing

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