Records fall as Longmont wins TRAC meet on Durkee field
Six records toppled at the interscholastic TRAC meet on Durkee field Fort Collins. Longmont wins with 49 points followed by Fort Collins 30 Greeley 23 Boulder 16 Cheyenne 16 Loveland 1 and Greeley Normal 1. Major marks include Law 64 1 5 in the quarter mile Gregg 10 feet 2 inches in pole vault Scruby 139 feet in the 12 pound hammer and Dillinger 2 10 3 5 in the half mile.
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Longmont
Durkee Field
Fort Collins
Greeley High
Boulder
Cheyenne
Loveland
Greeley Normal
Law
Gregg
Cooper
Crites
Gladstone
Miller
W. Dillinger
Scruby
Thornton
Northern
Greeley
Normal
Brighton High School
J. T. Lister
Department of Physical Education
State Normal
Hickox
E. Storey
Dillinger
Hall
Comer
Coffin
Hartman
McCarty
Ley
Ericson
Hurdie
Flanders
Benjamin
McKinney
Hail
Stdd
Laverants
California leads for primary laws in the nation
The Greeley Tribune notes California adopts a strong primary election law, making it the 27th state to enact such legislation after a long political fight. It praises The Outlook and The Independent for advocating nonpartisan progress and records Weld county’s disappointment in not securing a law through its legislature.
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Greeley Tribune
California
United States
Outlook
Independent
Theodore Roosevelt
The
Corp. of Editors
One
Union
America
Colorado
Weld County
Weld
Ae United States
Union Colony Annual Meeting Held With Limited Stock Present
Union Colony members met for the regular annual gathering on Monday afternoon with 1 500 shares represented, preventing an election but enabling the meeting to organize the corporation and allow current officers to serve until successors are elected. Saturday trustees plan a session and will seek a twenty year charter extension from the secretary of state.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Williams Fork
Grand County
Colorado
Agricultural Board
Bennett
Union Colony
Union Pacific Progress Near Highlandlake Rail Line
Work accelerates on a new Union Pacific branch to tap the Highlandlake area. A large grading outfit camps three miles east of Mead this week. Andy Daley from the district is employed by the railroad, directing a grading crew.
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U. P
Highlandlake
Union Pacific Raillroad
Mead
Andy Daley
Covenanter Church Elects Officers for Synodical Year
At a Monday evening congregational meeting on Eighth Avenue and Thirteenth Street, Covenanter church elected Scott McClelland as Chairman and Miss Jannette McMillan as Secretary. Mrs John Moore will supervise Sunday school with Miss Ethel Hosack as secretary treasurer. Ministers salary raised from 1000 to 1200 dollars annually. Dr Wylie remains pastor. Synodical year runs May 1 to May 1.
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Covenanter Church
Eighth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Scott McClelland
Jannette McMillan
John Moore
Ethel Hosack
Wylie
Foley's Kidney Remedy Claim Card
An advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a health aid that tones kidneys and bladder, purifies blood, and restores health. It asserts the product contains no harmful drugs and urges starting treatment today.
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Foley
Boulder burglars hit five business sites after Greeley raids
A Boulder Saturday night spree saw four wholesale burglaries at five business sites including Sterberg Lumber, Newton Lumber yard, Gueret Lumber office, Chamberlain sampling works, and Boulder News office. The pattern matches the Greeley raid, with youths as the likely culprits and easy access at lumber yards.
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Boulder Exchange
Greeley
Sterberg Lumber Co
Newton Lumber Yard
Gueret Lumber Office
Chamberlain Sampling Works
Boulder News
Chamberlain Works
Prowlers
Denver
LaSalle Beats Peckham 29 to 6 in County Showdown
LaSalle and Peckham met Sunday afternoon with LaSalle outclassing Peckham 29 to 6. LaSalle, described as one of the county’s best teams, had earlier beaten Platteville 17 to 9 and also won at Kersey and Evans.
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laSalle
Peckham
Maypole dance to dazzle Greeley crowd at Armory
The Maypole dance will headline Greeley’s Saturday night scene at the Armory with over fifty young ladies in training. It marks the first such event in town and promises to be a standout spectacle. residents are urged to attend and skip other plans.
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the Armory
Greeley
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