Denver NPS Directors Hear Tuberculosis Loss Prompted By Grief
In Denver the death of Miss Florence Haynes, daughter of H. N. Haynes, stems from tuberculosis contracted after urging care for her ill mother. Despite treatments, Miss Haynes died Sunday at the Haynes home. Funeral services were held at the Haynes residence conducted by Dr. E. B. Sone of Colorado College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Gate
H. N. Hayey
Miss 1
Denver
Miss Born
Greeley
Jess
He Haynes
Sone
Colorado College
Prorence Haynes Graduates, Cards Final Year at Cole College
Prorence Haynes completed her senior year at Cole College after graduating from Greeley High School. She joined Beta Kappa in her graduation year and later her health declined following her mother’s death, with two sisters and two brothers surviving her.
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Atvate
Prorence Haynes
Greeley High School
Cole College
I Beta Kappa
Miss Haynes
Fate Man Sails West to Help Grand Junction Ranch
H O Miller, resident of Eaton, sells a Grand Junction man a well boring on a ranch near Grand Junction. He plans to depart for the slope immediately.
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H. O. Miller
Eaton
Incingurate
Grand Junction
Thieves Attempt Break-Ins on Severance Firms
Thieves, possibly the same pair, attempted to break into Biy McArthur’s hardware in Severance and Pellepier Nixon’s mercantile store. About $50 in loot was taken from the hardware, including two revolvers and several tools, while the mercantile break showed no theft. The front door pried entry, but no stranger sightings were reported. no clues to the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biy McArthur
Severance
Pellepier & Nixon
Greeley
Lupton Sheep Company Incorporation Moves Forward
Articles of incorporation were filed by Westminster based Denver Sheep company in Fort Lupton with secretary of state. Directors listed include D Philip, Ray B. McClare and G. S. Allsebrook.
Miller Infant Dead in Windsor Funeral Held
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller died Friday afternoon in Windsor after only a few hours illness. Burial services were held today.
Marriage of Dr Anderson in Chicago Reported
A May 2 bulletin from Ault notes the marriage of Dr A Anderson in Chicago. The groom recently departed for a trip abroad following the ceremony.
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Ault
Pr. A. Anderson
Chicago
Dr. Anderson
Records Smashed At Track Meet On Saturday
Northern Colorado interscholastic records fell during a Saturday track meet at Normal field before 1 560 spectators. Scruby of Longmont set a state shot put mark 48 feet 2 inches while the high jump matched the interscholastic standard at 5 feet 8 1 2 inches. Boulder led with 13 points by Ley, and Dillinger's disqualification altered the half mile outcome.
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Dillinger
Longmont
Colorado
Ley
Boulder
Cross
Fort Collins
Morrion
Lee
Gregg
Lonemont
House
Gladstone
Greeley
McKeon
Copeland
O’ Rourke
Scruby
Kissler
Eaton
Brush
Nordhe
Metcalf
Dunn
J. Donovan
H. Baich
Reynolds
Ireland
Border
McKinney
Scrubr
H. Murphy
Istance
Ivers
Loveland
Golden
Kinney
Mahannah
Ward
H. Donovan
Franz
Patrolman Brown Escapes Fatal Shot at Clark's Restaurant
Patrolman Brown barely survived when Frank Clark fired a revolver in Clark's restaurant last Saturday. Brown grabbed the gun muzzle, a bullet hit the wall, and Brown sustained powder burns to his hand. Clark was jailed on likely assault with intent to kill amid bootlegging rumors.
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Frank Clark
Brown
Clark
Liniger
Eagle's Hall
Three Brothers Buy Land For Farming Near Greeley
David George and Francis Barder, three Illinois born brothers, moved to Greeley Colorado to farm Crow Creek area. They plan to purchase land along adjacent strips and start farming here, citing the region as the best for agriculture and noting their mother's health prompted the move.
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Colorado
Illinois
David
George
Francis Barder
Greeley
Crow Creek
David Barder
Ilinois
Proupti ar Accident Causes Lost Finger
Windsor reports J. E. Snyder may lose the first joint of a finger after a hammer blow. A fellow worker struck his hand, tearing flesh from bone and preventing healing. Snyder is a carpenter by trade. Also noted, Mr. and Mrs. Kingsbury visited Denver friends in town.
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Windsor
J. E. Snyder
Snyder
LaSalle Wins from Johnstown in Eleventh
LaSalle defeated Johnstown 11 to 10 in an extra inning game after tying in the ninth. The club debated weekday play versus Sunday games and scheduled next matches at Eaton and Windsor. Ernest Norris resigned as captain. Verne Jay elected to replace him.
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LaSalle
Johnstown
Eaton
Windsor
Ernest Norris
Verne Jay
North Side Country Club Meets Under Hostess Change
Illness of Mrs. David Bliss shifted hosting to Mrs. Charles Bliss for the North Side Country club meeting. Eighteen members gathered at Mrs. Bliss's home with roll call via quotes from Harriett Beecher Stowe and a lesson on Lydia Maria Child.
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David Bliss
North Side Country Club
Charles Bliss
Harriett Beecher Stowe
Lydia Maria Child
J. G. Graham
Enquiries Rise Over Greerley Pou Dre Irrigation Bonds
Farson and Son advertise Greeley Poudre irrigation bonds in eastern magazines prompting many inquiries from New England buyers and settlers. Dozens express intent to move to the country as real estate agents report heavy mail from prospective purchasers.
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Farson and Son
Greeley
Young People’s Society Installs Officers at Local Presbyterian Church
Members of the Young People’s Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Craig on Friday night. Newly elected officers were installed, followed by a social hour. E. M. Cook returned to Idaho Springs for rheumatism baths after spending last week at the Springs in damp weather.
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Ryans Young People
Evans
Young People’s Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
John Craig
E. M. Cook
Idaho Springs
Haines Returns From Pruit Farm Near Delta
L L Haines returns from a two week trip to Delta to guard his fruit ranch with smudge pots during frosts. He reports twenty acres of five year old peach trees are bearing and saved the crop on two cold nights. Haines predicts a crop equal to last year with prices likely higher due to eastern crop failure.
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L. L. Haines
Delta
Haines
Quiet Early Wedding Of Miss Etta Myer And Louis Reed
Miss Etta Myer and Louis B. Reed wed quietly last Saturday at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Myer, 1607 Eleventh Street. The ceremony, kept secret to surprise friends, occurred before the announced date and featured informal charm with ferns and spring blossoms.
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Etta Myer
Louis B. Reed
C. A. Myer
Eleventh Street
Quiet Greeley Wedding of Miss Reed and Lawyer Reed
Rev. R J Hunter officiated at six in a fern filled setting for Miss Reed and a Chicago trained lawyer. The bride wore white and carried a rose boul which came from San Diego sent by Miss Bessye Smith. Guests were limited to family and Rev Hunter. The couple will reside in Eaton in a new home prepared for them.
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R. J. Hunter
San Diego
Cal
Bessye Smith
Mrs. Hunter
Greeley
Portland
Ore
Reed
Chicago
Eaton
Plow Team Finishes Wide Furrow Near Town
Robert Boyd completed plowing a land section with his eight gang steam plow. The furrow measures eleven feet wide and the area will be planted to grain. He then moved the machine to Greeley to work on his home ranch west of town.
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Pierce
Miss Kragg Visits Greeley Friends Over Sunday
Miss Lottie Kragg of Barnesville spent Sunday in Greeley visiting friends and sharing time with locals.
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Lottie Kragg
Barnesville
Greeley
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NPS
Che
Fett
Automobile Auction & Commission CO
Glenarm ST
Denver, Colo
Colorado Packing and Provision Co
Denver, Colorado
San Francisco
River & Rio Grande Railroad
TMB
Service A la Carte
Rio Grande
X. Hooper
Deaver
Colo
Stapp
Normal
Giorgetta
Bingham
Patrol Brown
William Kingsbury
H. N. Bickling
Greerley-Poudre Country
Colainly
Hell Gate
A Midland Joy
Doc Mir
C. H. Sprers
Colorado Midland Ry
Midland
Pruit Parm
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