Auto Frightens Team of Horses Injures Matthews Family
A Sunday runaway auto collided with a frightened team near Oak Street bridge injuring J. P. Matthews head and face severe, his wife two ribs broken, and daughter badly bruised. The family, visiting from Boulder, was taken home by Judge Gamble who aided the injured and transported them.
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J. P. Matthews
Mr. Matthews
Greeley
Tenth Street
J. S. Clough
Oak Street Bridge
Judge Gamble
Boulder
Matthews
Home
Epworth League Elects Officers and Debates Social
The Epworth League held a church meeting and social on Friday with over 100 attendees. Twenty three new members were added and officers elected including Dr. Ella Mead president and Trudy Cameron treasurer. high delegates named for the Love land district convention in May 1920.
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Epworth League
Ella Mead
Leo G. Mann
Marion van Dyne
Laura Cameron
Maynard Dorman
Earl Morgan
Trudy Cameron
Carrie Euge
Hall Hill Wedding Ties Greeley to Denver Couple Heads to Seattle
The wedding of K. C. Hill of Greeley and Viola Hall of Boulder occurred in Denver on Tuesday. The groom, employed by plumber A. R. Halli, has resided here since last fall, and the bride is the daughter of Mr. Hall. They will pass through Greeley tonight en route to Seattle to begin married life.
Closing a Successful Year at Highlandlake School
Theda Webb, a second grader in Miss Luella Daven's class at Highlandlake, earned honorable mention in May's School Arts for a water color painting. This marks the first year the work has been featured in the sea. Miss Daven teaches the first four grades and Miss Maud Frantz the higher four. The young ladies close a successful year of school work.
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Theda Webb
Luella Daven
Highlandlake
Daven
Maud Frantz
Winter Wheat Up in Severance Country Prospects Good
Winter wheat is up in Severance country and prospects are good for crops this year. The rest did not materially injure either fruit or sugar beets, as the season is late and fields are not as far advanced by three weeks as they ordinarily are. The Windsor reservoir is nearly full, and there will be plenty of water for everybody this year.
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Severance
Windsor
Beinhardt Mary Reinhardt Dies at 64 Near Greeley
Mary Reinhardt Beinhardt died Thursday at her home five miles north of Greeley. She was 64 and survived by a husband and several children.
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Beinhardt
Mary Reinhardt
Greeley
Reprint of Horace G Clark on reservoirs and irrigation
The Tribune will republish Horace G Clark's article on reservoirs and early irrigation due to high demand. Sufficient copies will be printed and sold for five cents each in this issue.
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Horace. G. Clark
Beehives Fences and Chickens Blown From Ault Scene
A severe windstorm hit the Ault area on Wednesday afternoon causing minor damage across farms. Mrs A L Palmers barn nearly toppled, KE Steele yard fencing damaged, E P Hubbells beehive moved, and haystacks and chickens blown about. Farmers kept working, unhooking drills as seed blew away, determined to continue planting rather to quit.
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Ault
A. L. Palmer
KE. G. Steele Lumber
E. P. Hubbell
Collins
Kilpatrick Bros to retire after selling grading firm
The Kilpatrick brothers of Beatrice Nebraska plan retirement after selling their million dollar grading operation to McArthur Bros of Omaha last year. Dunn and Bradstreet valued the firm at 22 million with contracts now sublet, including extensions to Denver via Hillsboro and North Viatte to Gothenburg.
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Crow Creek
LaSalle
Denver
Hillsboro
Kilpatrick Bros
McArthur Bros
Omaha
Kilpatrick Brothers
Beatrice, Neb
Ireland
Dunn and Bradstreet
Nebraska City
Greeley
North
Viatte
Gothenburg
the Tribune
Sprague
Lamoreau
Kilpatricks
May Basket Social at Presbyterian Church
The Christian Endeavor group held a May basket social at the church on Thursday evening. A large crowd attended as the girls displayed handmade May baskets filled with lunch and auctioned to the highest bidder. A nice sum was realized and everyone enjoyed the event.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Expressman Suffers Fall Delivering Trunk
A. Edwards the expressman slipped at the top of the stairs while fetching a trunk from A. M. McClenahan’s home. He landed at the bottom with a badly bruised and cut face but remains able to report for duty today.
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A. Edwards
Edwards
A. M. McClenahan
Mr. Edwards
Peculiar Accident Harms Mrs Culver at Home
Mrs W E Culver suffered a broken arm and a dislocated wrist in a peculiarly simple accident Wednesday afternoon. She and Mr Culver drove into their Seventeenth Street garage and she volunteered to crank the car after the door failed to close.
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W. E. Culver
Miss Mills of Salt Lake City Telegraphed Home
Miss Jessie Mills, fifth grade pupil of South Ward, was summoned to Salt Lake City by telegram on Thursday. The message said to come at once due to death and she will learn of the situation upon arrival. She left on the evening train Thursday and is due there this evening.
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Salt Lake
Jessie Mills
Salt Lake City
Funeral of Mrs Ellen Noecker Held at First Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Mrs Ellen Noecker were held Sunday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church. Reverend Lace of the Methodist church officiated and members of the Ladies of the W O W, in which Mrs Noecker was a long time member, conducted the arrangements.
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Noecker
Ellen Noecker
First Presbyterian Church
Lace
Methodist Church
Beet Prospects Improve as Laborers Reach Fields
Beets show above ground as water works reach ditches for first time this season. Japanese contractors sign for over 4000 acres near Greeley at 70 per acre with thinning and hoeing paid at 90 and 10 per ton premium for high yields. Beets reportedly unhurt by a recent freeze. North Sterling irrigation district voters approve D A Camfield contract for 4 million, defeating Denver bidders. Camfield to Chicago to meet bondholders Farson and Son.
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Greeley
Timothy
North Sterling
D. A. Camfield
Denver
Camfield
Chicago
Farson & Son
Island Grove Moonlight Party Ends School Year Fun
High school seniors chaperoned by faculty enjoyed a moonlight party at Island Grove Friday evening from 6 to 10. Event featured baseball and jumping demonstrations by Prof. Carter, who cleared 13 feet 6 inches, followed by vaudeville and cafe supper. Attendees included Ernest Atkinson Paul McCrery Earl Twist Harry Robbins Albert Hall Harry Good Wil Cooper Edna Schillig Dorothy McCreery Kathleen Wheeler Una Deviny Florence Potter Florence McGinnis. Faculty present were Carter Merten and Miss Norris.
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Island Grove
Carter
Ernest Atkinson
Paul MccCrery
Earl Twist
Harry Robbins
Albert Hall
Harry Good
Wil Cooper
Edna Schillig
Dorothy McCreery
Kathleen Wheeler
Una Devinny
Florence Potter
Florence McGinnis
Messrs. Carter and
Merten
Miss Norris
Soap and Brush for Chain Gang
A deputy sheriff delivered over three hoboes from LaSalle who were sentenced to thirty days by a LaSalle judge. They had burned railroad ties to keep warm overnight. City officers rounded up six more vagrants, all to receive thirty days on the chain gang. The tramps being cleaned up received a half holiday to bathe, with a tub, soap, and two new brushes supervised by guards.
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LaSalle
Baccalaureate Sermon and Graduates at Windsor
The Windsor M E church heard Rev. C M Cooper deliver the baccalaureate sermon Sunday night. Three high school graduates and seventeen eighth grade graduates are listed. The church was packed with friends and relatives as a high school choir provided music. Names include Camilla Poltz, Leland Laybourn and Nellie Stoneburg.
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Windsor
C. M. Cooper
M. E
Camilla #oltz
Leland Laybourn
Nellie Stoneburg
Three Drunks Fined Ten Dollars Each With Costs
The three drunks arrested Sunday night pled guilty and were fined ten dollars plus costs each. Tom Dunnett received an extra ten for carrying a revolver. An angel stood surety for all, sparing them the need to work out the sums with the chain gang.
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Tom Dunnett
LaSalle Commencement Rev Dametz Preaches Baccalaureate
Rev. Frank Dametz preached the baccalaureate sermon at the Presbyterian church in LaSalle Sunday night. The service filled the church with friends of the graduates. Five graduates were in the tenth grade and six in the eighth grade.
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Lasalle
Frank Dametz
Presbyterian Church At
Wife Granted Divorce in Fort Lupton Cruelty Case
Martha Leonard received a divorce from M. J. Leonard of Fort Lupton after he failed to appear. The decree cites cruelty as the grounds and notes the wife refused to be chastised with a wooden crutch.
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Martha Leonard
M. J. Leonard
Fort Lupton
Suit for Non-Support in Justice Court
Mrs. F. O. Olson filed a suit in Justice Pressley's court against her husband for non support. Olson has spent about $5 daily in Denver for board and perhaps another $5 for refreshments while his wife and three children live with help from friends and Mrs. Olson's parents. No divorce filing appears yet.
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F. O. Olson
Primitive cooking implements found by Colorado farmer near Ault
M Sand of Central Wisconsin unearthed stone mixing bowl and tools while plowing a strip of sod near Ault. The crude bowl and a narrow hand stone resemble Mexican Pueblo artifacts, suggesting Cheyenne or earlier occupants. A second rock and two smaller stones likely accompanied the set. a prior duplicate was found nearby. The find sits on Sand's ranch as curiosity.
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Ault
M. Sand
Colorado
Central
Wis
Greeley Man Leonard Fink Receives Government Post
Leonard Fink leaves to head the country north of Helena Montana in the Sun River region. He is noted as Jessie Fink’s brother and praised for his irrigation experience and soil cultivation skills. He began as a young man here sixteen years ago learning irrigation and head gate construction.
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Greeley
Leonard Fink
Reeclamation Service
Mr. Fink
Helena
Mont
Sun River
Jessie Fink
Fink
Hile Estate Settled With Final Distribution
Final settlement reached in Martha Hile estate. About 850 dollars to be divided among two sons and two daughters. Since son Marcus has died, his share will go to the remaining three after funeral expenses and court costs are covered.
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Martha Hile
Marcus
May Day Celebrated at Normal School
May Day at the Normal training school adjourned at noon on Friday. Girls wore white dresses with ribbons and flowers and enjoyed Maypole dances and graceful drills on campus. Boys wore gymnasium attire and held field day events on the athletic field.
Street grading in Greeley halted due to red street fund
Indications show no street improvements in Greeley this year as the street fund remains in the red. Last year $6,000 was spent grading Ninth avenue toward the canning factory, hoped to be repaid by property frontage assessments, but only $600 from the railroad was paid. The city refunded the factory over $2,000, provoking claims of discrimination and potential court action. if the city bears the cost, the street fund will be exhausted.
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Greeley
Ninth Avenue
Sunday Auto Enthusiasts Travel West From Loveland
A sunny spring day drew many auto enthusiasts and friends on trips from Loveland into foothills and toward Estes Park. F H Sears and family joined by relatives visited Loveland then Berthoud, while George Horne Guy Watson and Harry Youngs headed to the Forks hotel on the Estes Park road. J B McCutcheon with party and Will Biles also traveled the Estes Park road.
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Loveland
F. H. Sears
Mr. Sears
Berthoud
George Horne
Guy Watson
Harry Youngs
Forks Hotel
Estes Park
Extended Eastern Trip for Mrs Rankin to Visit Relatives
Mrs Rankin left Tuesday for a two months trip east to visit relatives in Illinois. She will stop at Cedarville to see her daughter Mrs Clayton McMillan, then accompany her to New York to visit Mrs Jason McMillan in Oyster Bay and tour New York City. On return she will visit her other daughter Mrs Robert Crawford in Tarkio Missouri.
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John Rankin
Illinois
Cedarville
Clayton McMillan
McMillan
New York
Jason McMillan
Oyster Bay
New York City
Rankin
Robert Crawford
Tarkio
Flanagans sue landlord over Bruenwald farm contract
A county court jury found in favor of John and George Flanagan against their landlord Dr. L F Stuenwald of Longmont over a rental contract for Bruenwalds farm. Both sides indicated they would appeal the verdict.
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Stuenwald
John
George Flanagan
L. F. Stuenwald
Longmont
Flanegans
Bruenwald
Proposed Greeley Dog Tax Ordinance
City of Greeley proposes annual dog tax with two dollars for males and four dollars for females payable each May first. Owners must register dogs, obtain metallic tags, and maintain collars. lost tags incur fifty cent replacement fee. City Clerk to issue annual numbered tags bearing Greeley Dog Tax and year.
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City of Greeley
Greeley
Greeley Dog Control Ordinance Enforced With Fines
The ordinance sets dog licenses to expire first Monday in May and imposes fines from five to ten dollars for violations. It authorizes the mayor to issue proclamations to muzzle or confine dogs during dangers, mandates impounding, notices to owners, and possible killing if no claim is made after three days. The act defines a vicious dog and prohibits poisoning or other harm to dogs within the city.
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Proclamson
Matshal
Mershal
Greeley
Oiselt
Perro
BATNO
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