Pled Guilty to Larceny in Furniture Theft Case
George Smith pleaded guilty before Justice Pressly to larceny of 36 dollars worth of furniture from Clough furniture store. Bound over to district court in 500 dollars. He admitted stealing goods totaling 150 dollars, aided by liquor addiction, and said he sold items to a local second hand store. He had access to the warehouse and acted to finance his drinking habit.
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George Smith
Pressly
Clough Furniture
District Court
Smith
Harris & Hobbs
Greeley
Mr. Hobbs
Clough’s
WwW T K Club Closes Year With Gala Meeting
The WwW T K club held a charming year end gathering at president Mrs. Charles Seem’s home. Members wore gala attire amid pink and white sweet peas as reports highlighted a year of modern drama study and charitable gifts to scholarship and traveling library funds and a $100 gift to the Greeley library association for juvenile furnishings.
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W. T. K. Club
Charles Seem
Traveling Library Fund
Greeley Library Association
Anniversary celebrated for Rev and Mrs Hunter
The 16th wedding anniversary of Rev R J Hunter and his wife was celebrated Monday evening at the First Presbyterian Church where he serves as pastor. Congregation members attended in the hundreds for a program by the choir and solos by Mrs D J March and others.
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R. J. Hunter
First Presbyterian Church
Hunter
E. B. Hatch
I. N. Stukey
W. T. Thompson
E. ©. Garland
D. J. March
J. B. McCutcheor
E. C. Garland
Messrs Hatch
Garland
Victor E. Keyes
Pleasant Valley Society Dotes on Wagner Wedding
In Pleasant Valley last week Mr and Mrs Will Wagner celebrated their April 21 wedding with multiple social events. A Friday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Darling featured pink and white carnations and a fine menu for guests including Will Wagner Ben Post Matthew Ryan and Mrs Rose Barnes. Saturday cards at the Atkinson home honored the couple with Progressive High Five prizes going to Will Van Gorder and Mrs J W Short and a consolation to George Green among about twenty attendees.
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Pleasant Valley
Will Wagner
Frank Darling
Ben Post
Matthew Ryan
Rose Barnes
Horace Atkinson
Wagner
Will van Gorder
J. W. Short
George Green
Farm Work Delayed by Freezes and Winds in Highlandlake
Ditches in the Highlandlake area are being cleared rapidly after dry weather. The Highlandlake reservoir is expected to fill this week. A hard Thursday night freeze caused little damage to fruit trees, and daily cold winds have slowed field work. Farm activity lags about three weeks behind last year.
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Highlandlake
Highland Ditch Company
Hot-Air Club Honors Seaman Milton Seaman
Seaman Milton Seaman received a surprise miniature pick and shovel from the Hot-Air club as a memento of his narrow escape in the late election. Dick Watterson gave the presentation speech.
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Milton Seaman
Dick Watterson
Close Call for a Ball Player Dudley in Greely Hospital
James Francis Dudley of Chicago, a former Washington baseball shortstop, was found unconscious in a hall after a bowel obstruction from a prior appendicitis surgery. Surgeons severed a band of adhesion to prevent gangrene. he regained consciousness and named Joe Cantillon before a priest’s arrival, with his mother Mrs. Margaret Dudley and sisters in Chicago and Denver.
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Williams
Joe Cantillon
Washington
James Francis Dudley
Chicago
Greeley
Denver
Cheyenne
Margaret Dudley
Rogers Park
Vogelsberg
Demming
Detroit Street
Fruit Growing in the Delta Demonstrates Hope for Market
George Young near the cemetery east lands has planted 700 dollars of fruit trees, including small fruit plums crabs cherries and apples. The Delta district attracts others with 4100 dollars in fruit planted on Werkheiser two acres.
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George Young
Greeley
Young
Werkheiser
Beets Escape Severe Frost Damage in Northern Districts
Field Superintendent Timothy reports minimal frost impact across 27 000 acres in Greeley Ault and Eaton. He says under 100 acres were damaged with beets mostly surviving and stands filling in where losses occurred.
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Timothy
Greeley
Ault
Eaton
Starts Apiary With 250 Hives In Greeley Area
J Vandapool launches a large scale apiary on five acres with a new bee house and modern honey handling in Greeley. The piece notes a rival operation at Charles Adams ranch near Kersey and describes local dog control ordinances tied to the 1909 city measures.
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J. Vandapool
Greeley District
Charles Adams Ranch
Kersey
Adame
No. 3
Vandapool
Greeley
Peculiar Accident Injures 5 Year Old Girl in LaGrange
Five year old Gertrude Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs EF H Brown, fell in the Mark Anderson yard hitting a pile of stones. She could not walk hours later, and a physician found a severe hip strain from the knee bruising. The family hopes she will recover in time.
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Gertrude Brown
EF. H. Brown
Mark Anderson
Woolley Heads South on Potato Buying Trip
South bound potato buyer W B Woolley of Eaton for Crews of Denver departs Thursday for an extended summer tour through Louisiana Texas and Oklahoma. He will purchase produce for the firm and return in time for the fall spud crop. Mrs Woolley remains in Eaton during his absence.
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South
W. B. Woolley
Eaton
Denver
Woolley
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Proposed Greeley Dog Tax Ordinance Seeks Annual Fees
Proposed ordinance in Greeley Colorado requires dog owners to pay two dollars for each male dog and four dollars for each female dog on the first Monday in May. Registered dogs must receive a metal tag and collar to display the fee payment and registration at the City Clerk’s office.
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Greeley
Civ
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City OF
State OF
Colorado
City of Greeley
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