Testimony in U P Case In Denver Courtroom Draws Out
Testimony is being taken in the Union Pacific case Stewart and Murray with possible bearing on a suit against the City of Greeley. The session occurs in theContin building in Denver and may last about a month as proceedings extend beyond initial expectations.
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Stewart and Murray
Union Pacific
City of Greeley
Union Pacific Road
Greeley
Serlington
Denver-Laramie
C. Hinsdale Snow
Denver
Brdale
Joire Lewis
Dorsod Hodges
Railroad
Te “Torneos
Ewing
Greeler mM
Queens
Wart and Murray
Lewis
States Circuit Court
Union Parish
Stewart
States Clicuit Court of Appeals
Kersey Church Organizes School and Moiety Officers
The Kersey church organized a school session with Misa Henry as superintendent and held regular preaching after June 15. A Ladies Moiety was formed with Anie Haymond as president.
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Kersey
Kerney
Misa Henry
Anie Haymond
Wilkinson of Hillsboro Returns From Denver Visit
Wilkinson of Hillsboro, who has spent the past months in Denver, arrived this morning for a brief return visit and planned to meet with local friends.
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Wilkinson
Hillsboro
Denver
Woman Murdered and Body Stuffed in Box
Denver police probe brutal murder of Mrs. Katherine Willison wife of Ridgely Wilson real estate dealer found in a box at 1054 Lyon Street dragged from home after brutal beating stabbing and choking. Husband and stepdaughter discovered the body and authorities intensify efforts to locate the unknown assailant.
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Denver
Yton Street
Katherine Willison
Ridgely Wilson
Mabel Galland
Williame Street
Hamilton Armstrong
New By-Laws Adopted by Greeley Commerce Club Banquet
At the sixth annual Commercial club banquet in Camfield Banquet Rooms last Monday about 150 attendees heard Prof. A. G. speak on Greeley milk quality. New by-laws were adopted, setting dues at eight dollars and establishing nine directors with an ex officio president, plus officers and committees. A resolution urged the city council to revise the milk ordinance and fund a milk inspector.
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Commerce
Camfield
A. G. Gordon
Greeley
Commercial Club
A. G
J. M. B. Petrikin
Charlies F. Tew
Glee Club
J. M. Bh. Petrikin
Miss Mueller
Greeley and Vicinity
Board of Directors
Colo
Petrikin
Peti
Gordon
United States
Colorado Springs
Colorado
J. G. Hughes
Judge Garrigues May Sit In Court Here Next Term
Reports say Judge Garrigues may sit in the district court here next term replacing the Boulder location. Normally Judges Gamble and Garrigues alternate between Boulder and Greeley but travel inconvenience and current residences at Boulder and Greeley make it likely the change will not occur this term.
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Garrigues
Boulder
Gamble and Garrigues
Greeley
Gamble
Judge Garrigues
Lape pleads guilty to horse stealing in district court
B C Lape pleaded guilty to the charge of horse stealing in the district court this morning. W V Harris faced eight counts of bootlegging, paid the costs, and was allowed to combine his case with a pledge to refrain from similar offenses.
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Lape
B. C
W. V. Harris
Ault Graduation Planned for May 26 Cantata Featured
Ault public schools will hold graduation exercises Friday evening May 26. No twelfth grade. Ruth Campbell and Mabel Larson to finish eleventh grade with several eighth graders also graduating. Students prepare a cantata as the program highlight for commencement night.
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Ruth Campbell
Mabel Larson
Studenta
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Attend Church Service
Members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will join the Congregational church next Sunday in keeping with their annual custom. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. W. A. Marzolf.
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Ault
Church Ault
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Congregational Church
W. A. Marzolf
Windsor Couple Wed In Denver
Windsor residents Dora Clause and Wil Thoades married in Denver last week and have returned to Windsor to begin married life. The groom works as a beet tester at the Windsor sugar factory.
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Windsor
Dora Clause
Wil Thoades
Denver
Greeley Printer Rancher Friends Reunite Near Laramie Wyo
W H Inman and wife now located on a ranch near Laramie Wyoming, thriving in farming and poultry. Inman previously worked in Greeley newspaper offices during his city stay.
Peckham Church Benefit At Humphrey Ranch
At the Humphrey ranch west of Peckham a church benefit supper drew about 206 attendees. The event, one of the most successful seen at a local ranch, cleared around $50 for the Peckham church.
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Peckham
Humphrey Ranch
Midland Lake Seeks Interurban Line to Denver via Greeley
Rumors say Midland Lake plans an interurban car line extending to Denver through Greeley. The proposed route would run east of the lake, with debate over whether the line will bypass the town, prompting local effort to secure access.
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Midland Lake
Denver
Greeley
Yors
Lake
Opie
Highland Lake High
Urvevere
Lake Ting
Uae
Niles
Enver
Windsor Mayor Yancey Visits Denver For Horse Market
Windsor report notes Mayor C. A. Yancey spent the first part of the week in Denver to survey the horse market. Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Lowry Cameron and son Hahn visiting Lansing Michigan relatives and departing for Washington to see three sons living there.
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Windsor
C. A. Yancey
Denver
Capitol City
Lowry Cameron
Hahn
Lansing
Mich
J. M. Cameron
Washington
Marsh and Gae Bushee Quietly Wed In Greeley Home
Winfield B. Marsh and Miss Gae Bushee were married Saturday evening at the groom's parents home in Greeley. Rev. R. J. Hunter officiated at 6 o clock with only close family present. The bride, an orphan, wore white and roses. groom works for Potter Plumbing and plans to reside with his parents while their new home on Twelfth street is built.
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Winfield B. Marsh
Gae Bushee
B. F. Marsh
Seventh Avenue
R. J Hunter
Griffith Walters
Fort Collins
Greeley
Potter Plumbing Company
Twelfth Street
Eaton Girl Weds Local Bricklayer in May Ceremony
Reulah Atkins sixteen year old daughter of a local restaurant proprietor married Monday to Jacob Kitten a bricklayer formerly of Boulder.
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Eaton
Reulah Atkins
Jacob Kitten
Boulder
Ground broken for new training school at the Normal
Ground was broken Tuesday for a new training school at the Normal. Contractor J. W. Atkinson leads a large workforce as work proceeds toward completion. Modifications to plans aim to fit the state legislature’s appropriation. No ceremony today. corner stone laying will formalize the event. The building is set to be a substantial modern training facility in the West.
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The
Normal
J. W. Atkinson
Mort J Neil Buys Johns Property for 18000 Dollars
Mort J. Neil purchased the 25 foot Shaw store lot from Mrs. R H Johns for 18000 dollars to erect a furniture store. Shaw holds a four year lease delaying construction. plans and costs to be considered as the start approaches. The Johns grocery store previously occupied the site after Johns retired as postmaster of Greeley.
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Mort. J. Neil
Shaw
R. H. Johns
Mr. Neil
Johns Grocery
Mr. Johns
Greeley
Johns
More Boys and Girls Clubs Form in County
Severance May 6 Interest in the boys and girls clubs of the county rose as L H Harrison county superintendent and Prof Netherton of the State Agricultural college visited local schools. Other schools visited were Columbine Rowe and the Collins districts.
Eaton Graduates Of Eaton High School
Five girls and four boys will graduate this year from Eaton High School, one of the state’s accredited institutions. Names include Doris Dickerson, Frank Farr, Irene Garrettson, Emma Grant, Harry and Julius Murphy, Ruth Shepherd, Maud Ward, and Harlan Wolfe. A class-play, Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, will be staged the night before the exercises. Rev S C Dickinson of the Congregational church will deliver the class sermon.
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Eaton
Eaton High School
Doris Dickerson
Frank Farr
Irene Garrettson
Emma Grant
Harry and Julius Murphy
Ruth Shepherd
Maud Ward
Harlan Wolfe
Windsor Science Club Banquet Marks Year End
Windsor social science club plans a banquet at Mrs. Lewis Kern home on Tuesday. It is the final meeting of the year with elaborate preparations, a Greeley caterer handling the menu and Windsor high school girls assisting with serving.
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Windsor Science Club
Windsor
Social Science Club
Lewis Kern
Greeley
Windsor High School
Salmagundi Club Event Delights Members At Home
Dr. Ella Mead hosted Salmagundi members Monday evening. Prof. J W Lakin delivered a detailed paper on perfume manufacture and lab work, then dispersed different fragrances with an electric fan. Attendance was strong.
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Ella Mead
Salmagundi Club
J W. Lakin
Lakin
Union Christian Endeavor Congress Meets at Presbyterian Manse
A union Christian Endeavor Congressional meeting was held Monday evening at the Presbyterian manse. Ray Piper was elected delegate to the State Christian Endeavor convention which will convene at Sterling June 9.
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Union Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Manse
Ray Piper
State Christian Endeavor
Sterling
Range War May Come On Again In Idaho
Idaho sheep men report heavy stock running raise alarm over possible renewed range war. Farmers seek peaceful accord while stock owners prepare defense and counties monitor grazing conflicts.
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Idaho
ForestrY System Facts Highlight Range Strife in Wyoming
A Wyoming article notes hard winter risk for small holders as range grass dwindles and large outfits gain access. Louis Howell cites rising tensions on central ranges and potential clashes with Idaho sheepmen, amid lingering bitterness among cattlemen and recent deadly confrontations.
Idaho Men Crowd the Range Threat or Threat Not
A brief note suggests Idaho men may confront a range increase with uncertain outcome. It implies potential trouble if crowds become dense, but leaves the result open and hints at limited current conflict.
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Idaho
No Chance Any More for the Small Feeder
The Wyoming forestry work is blamed for the decline of small ranch land usage and the loss of cattle grazing. Local ranchers report many small holders quitting as deep snows and large Dig outfits push cattle to doorsteps. The message warns the decline of small ownership and calls for an immediate forestry policy change.
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Wyoming
Stove Prairie reservoir bids to be advertised soon
Fort Collins reports bids for Stove Prairie reservoir construction will be advertised in under a month. Charles R. Hedke, chief engineer, notes the dam will be among the region’s largest, standing 225 to 250 feet high with a capacity of 1 500 000 600 cubic feet or about 35 000 acre feet. Project costs estimate dam around 500 000 with total expenses near 600 000 including supervision and road work.
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Fort Collins
Stove Prairie
Charles R. Hedke
Laramie-Poudre
Olan Enlli F Todayev Gévbekyivir
Potatoes Rally With Rising Market Prices
Potatoes remain on the upswing as current selling prices run from 40 to 45 cents, signaling persistent demand and limited supply in the market.
Mystery in William Sexton death likely unsolved
William Sexton died in mysterious circumstances with no identifying papers found on him. His brother Charles arrived from Dubuque Iowa as the body was buried here Wednesday and authorities face a wall in investigations with no coroner inquest due to lack of a working basis.
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William Sexton
Charles
Dubuque
Iowa
Sexton
Evans
Mothers Day Observed at Methdist Church
Mothers Day was observed Sunday in Windsor at the Methodist Church with Rev. C. M. Cooper delivering a sermon aligned to the day.
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Windsor
C. M. Cooper
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