Goldmark Lectures on Parsifal at Bunker Home
Rubin Goldmark, noted lecturer and musician, spoke at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bunker under the Euterpean club auspices. He outlined Wagner's Parsifal, discussed the Holy Grail theme, and explained act one motifs with vivid musical demonstrations.
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M. A. Bunker
Euterpean Club
Wagner
Beyreath
New York
Goldmark
Parsifal
Temple of the Holy Grail
Mr. Goldmark
Memorial Day Observances Set by Grant Post No 13
Memorial Sunday May 29 will feature divine services at the opera house at the usual morning hour with Rev F Elliott delivering the memorial sermon. Memorial Day exercises start from the armory at 2 p m and proceed to the cemetery arriving at 2 30 p m with Rev OC Brooks of Windsor giving the address. All Civil and Cuban war veterans including ex Confederates, churches, schools, teachers and citizens are invited to participate.
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JU. F. Grant
Opera House
F. Elliott
Brooks of
Windsor
A. D. Butler
World's Fair Route Via Missouri Pacific Line
The Louisiana Purchase exposition in St. Louis is described as the greatest world’s fair yet. Missouri Pacific offers direct Colorado to St. Louis service with through chair cars sleepers and dining cars. Few round trip rates will be made. for details contact local agents or H B Kooser G W F P A or Ellis Farnsworth traveling passenger agent in Denver Colorado.
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Chicago
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Ellis Farnsworth
Seventeenth
Stout Streets
Denver
Colo
Regional climate and crop report highlights mixed conditions
The weekly climate and crop report covers Windsor, Greeley, Platteville and Kersey. Windsor reports strong wheat and alfalfa with early potato planting and light frost damage. Greeley notes favorable weather with some frost damage to early beets and solid soil for plowing. alfalfa is backward. Platteville shows vigorous small grain and alfalfa growth but crusted soil hinders beets and melons with some replanting. Kersey reports good soil and fine beginnings for crops and early potato planting.
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U. S
Windsor
Greeley
Platteville
Kersey
Herbine Promoted As Digestive Aid By Florida Editor
Cocoa and Rockledge News editor R. N. Andrews endorses Herbine, claiming it overcomes indigestion and dyspepsia, regulates bowels, and cures liver and kidney complaints. The vegetable tonic is said to be harmless and effective, with a testimonial praising its benefits. Sold by all druggists for 50 cents.
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Cocoa and Rockledge News
Cocoa, Fla
Elty’s
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
Groom to wed Normal School student in Fort Collins or Boulder
Jesse R Patterson told his father he would marry Ona Caldwell, a State Normal school student and graduate in the current year. The groom is a well known Greeley youth and the bride is the daughter of Union Depot Agent Caldwell. The couple planned marriage just before the bride’s graduation, with plans to wed in Fort Collins or Boulder and then move to Pueblo.
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Ona Caldwell
State Normal School
Patterson
Fort Collins
Boulder
Pueblo
Greeley
Union Depot
Caldwell
Nona J Law Weds at Fort Collins Baptist Church
At 3 30 Sunday afternoon in Fort Collins Rev I N Monroe hosted the wedding of Miss Nona J Law daughter of Mr and Mrs L D Law of Windsor to a well known local farmer. The bride a former State Normal School graduate and teacher and the couple will reside on their farm seven miles east of Fort Collins after May 20.
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I. N. Monroe
Baptist Church
Fort Collins
Nona J. Law
Clubs North Side Country Club Meeting Notes
The North Side Country Club met at Mrs Hoyt’s home in Pleasant Valley on May 13 to discuss sketches and works by Mariette Holly and works by Mrs Bliss. Mrs Hopkins showed a sketch and Mrs Bliss also contributed. Refreshments were served and the next meeting with Mrs Clarke is set for May 27.
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North Side Country Club
Social Science Circle closes year with banquet at McClenahan home
The Social Science Circle wrapped its year with a Tuesday night social and banquet at A. M. McClenahan's home. Performances included piano duet by Demorest and Phillips, recitations by Kittle and Stockton, a Sheldon vocal, and a quartet by Vemorest Kittle Spaulding and Petty. Refreshments and brief after-dinners followed, with Miss Miller again praised for service. The club will reconvene in September.
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Social Science Circle
A. M. McClenahan
Deaths Campbell Miss Jennie M Campbell
Miss Jennie M Campbell of the State Normal school dies at J Cole home 1102 Thirteenth street from heart rheumatism after five weeks illness. Her mother Mrs J M Campbell of Loveland with her. Services led by Rev O A Petty in Macy's chapel before interment in Loveland. Also notice of Mrs Elizabeth Wood dying in Grenoside England at 76 with son Arthur Wood of this city.
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Jennie M. Campbell
State Normal School
O. A. Petty
Macy's Chapel
Loveland
Elizabeth Wood
Grenoside
Sheffield
England
Arthur Wood
Social at Lone Tree schoolhouse honors Miss Brennan
A social at Lone Tree schoolhouse last Friday evening celebrated a successful year taught by Miss Kitvie Brennan. A full house enjoyed a program mainly by the children. Net proceeds were 32.70 dollars and the community wished Brennan well for next year.
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Lone Tree
Kitvie Brennan
Summer term opens June 14 at State Normal training school
The summer term begins June 14 and lasts six weeks with the training school in session. Children from kindergarten through eighth grade may apply to attend at no charge, except a one dollar fee for woodworking. T. R. Croswell, Superintendent Training School.
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State Normal School
Miss Whiting in Greeley suit view of health aid
Special to the Denver News notes Miss Lilian Whiting’s charitable take on Rose Meeker of Greeley Colorado filing a conspiracy suit. Whiting recalls visiting the Meeker household four years ago and claims she helped the sick Mrs Meeker and tried to obtain a denied pension. She remarks the case is a ridiculous matter born of illness and misfortune. The article also mentions State Normal School rules about after dark presence and drive speeds to protect children.
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Denver News
Boston
Mass
Meekers
Rose
Meeker
Ralph Meeker
New York City
Cripple Creek Sheriff Arrives in Greeley for Suspect Return
Sheriff Robinson of Cripple Creek came to Greeley on Tuesday to take back James Eaton, held since Saturday by Marshal Camp on a bakery theft charge. The Cripple Creek official, surprised by Greeley’s size, contrasted it with his home town’s rugged surroundings.
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Sheriff Robinson
Cripple Creek
Greeley
James Eaton
Marshal Camp
U. P
Ballard's Snow Liniment Endorsed For Bruises By D R Byrnes
D R Byrnes of Doversville Lexas reports fast relief from a severely bruised leg using Ballard's Snow Liniment and calls it the best medicine for bruises. A special Colorado & Southern Ry train will run to Windsor for the High School Track Meet and Picnic on Saturday May 21 with round trip 50e. Northern Colorado schools enter teams in track and field events.
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D. R. Byrnes
Doversville
Lexas
Windsor
Colorado & Southern Ry
Greeley
Northern Colorado
Ordinance 122 creates Sewer District No 14 in Greeley
The city council approves extending the sewer system from the alley of block 47 along 11th and 12th avenues to serve blocks 47 49 and adjacent lots. The 8 inch pipe sewer district is funded by city warrants and lot assessments with maintenance and debt paid from the Sewer District Fund. Passed May 18 1904 and published May 19 1904 in the Greeley Tribune.
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Colorado
Block 47
Llth Avenue
12Th Avenue
Sth Street
A. D
H. C. Watson
M. P. Henderson
State of
Weld County Abstract Company
Greeley Tribune
Jw, Allen
A. J. Allen
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