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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1912

Page

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City council discusses auto project and street plans

At the council meeting last night discussion centered on an automatic project for the city and the installation of elm trees on streets Twelfth and Fifteenth. The mayor moved to authorize purchase of the auto amid routine motions and adjournment. Street paving and sewer district asset readings were touched, with a reference to Hydro Electric readiness and bids totaling about 000. Goodrich replaced by Martin on the street staff.

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Post Card Day Promotes State to Nation

Post card day in the state is set for Saturday May 18 with nearly a million cards promoting the state's advantages. Greeley leaders plan distribution of 5,000 cards locally while the State Teachers College provides 3,900 cards. The County Commercial club will handle distribution during a May 14 meeting in Greeley. Cards will be placed in stores banks and given to school children with a push to each person to send at least one card outside the state.

Friends McCrery Greeley Commercial Club State Teachers College County Commercial Club Greeley

Guards Drill To Entertain Their Friends

The Ladies of the Maccabees guards entertained the 6th order members Tuesday at the O O F hall. An annual secret event featured a short musical and literary program, drill work led by Captain Mrs. Margaret Jackson, a unique dust maid drill, May pole winding, and a flower drill, with practice evident in the performances.

Ladies of the Maccabees Order O. O. Fr Margaret Jackson MS. Vsawaee Musical Aragram

Election at Fort Lupton Yields Tight Board Race

Fort Lupton May 8 reports the warmest Weld County school election as R A Whiteside and Jess House duel for board president. Whiteside 54 votes, House 50. The campaign split over two years on school grounds improvements with trees and lawns versus economy. Earl Lynn Johnson of Evans led the improvement side, Forest Powers elected secretary to fill a vacancy.

Fort Lupton Weld County R. A. Whiteside Jess House Whiteside House 50 Earl Lynn Johnson Evans State Normal Forest Powers

Ault Town Board Considers Water Supply for Plant

Ault town board discusses supplying J Hmpson Pea Hulling plant from the city water system for six weeks a year. They plan fines for late rent payments, enforce license payments, and order bicycle riders off sidewalks. Street grading is finished at about $1% cost, poll tax paid by working. The board emphasizes economy in all things.

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Eaton Pleased With Streets Sugar Coating Effort

Eaton residents praise beet syrup for dust suppression and street smoothing. City crews spray Cheyenne avenue and eastern streets as the syrup is heated in tanks to proper temperature. Mayor William Mayher of Greeley visited, with a Greeley council delegation to inspect the project.

Eaton Cheyenne Avenue Sugar Company William Mayher Greeley City Council of

Competition Among Churches Criticized By Denver Cleric

Rev. D B Forsyth told a Men and Religion meeting at Central Presbyterian Church Denver that internal church rivalry harms Christian progress. He cited multiple denominations failing to thrive and warned unity is key as immigration swells. He noted rural church closures and divisive denominational interests harming outreach.

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Weld County Medical Association Banquet Echoes Social Spirit

Weld County Medical Association members gathered Tuesday at Ye Lyttle Blue Kitchen for their annual banquet. Dr W W Harmer presided as toastmaster delivering humorous and reflective toasts about doctors families press pioneers and missionary work. An afternoon scientific meeting in City Hall featured papers from out of town speakers Dr W A Kirkland and Dr Clay Griffin among others.

Weld County Medical Association Ye Lyttle Blue Red Cross American Medical Association Daisy King W. W. Harmer Association W. A. Jayne R. F. Graham Charles S. Elder G. Law Fred Singer E. I. Raymond W. A. Kirkland Fort Collins Clay Griffin Boulder E. G. A Rogers Ao Tanlann Anf

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