Crop Outlook Promising Despite Pests and Frosts
In Weld County farmers expect record yields as frost damage and grasshopper swarms ease. Amos Steck notes improved prospects with potatoes and wheat ahead of last year and plan to cultivate more land. A Japanese preacher will speak at the Fort Powers church tonight, delivering a sermon in his native tongue.
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Conty
Amos Steck
Weld
Laptom
Lapton
Methodist
Ieaver
Biles Out To Fly Offi cial Inquiry
Fragmentary note reports Biles out of competition and an official inquiry underway involving a BOA matter. Limited readable names and locations suggest a sporting or administrative pause with pending decisions.
Man Arrested After Attempted Train Theft and Murder Plot
Charles Johnson, 25, a railroad job seeker, was arrested in Greeley after an alleged knife attack on a Union Pacific brakeman during a failed ride theft at Pierce. Authorities found about $200 in jewelry matching items stolen from Pierce’s drug store and post office. Postmaster W. G. Cornel planned to identify the loot. Johnson, previously jailed here for leaving town, had past theft and assault records in Cheyenne.
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Geors Reems
Union Pacific Br.e
Pierce
Charles Johnson
Colorado & Southern
Greeley
Liniger
Brown
W. G. Cornel
Johnson
Eighth Avenue
Thie City
Cheyenne
Negro burglar slashes brakeman on Denver-bound train
In Pierce a brakeman was slashed by a Black suspect who boarded a moving train near the box. The assailant fled as others aided the brakeman and authorities recovered jewelry including gold bands and watches in a car search. A Pierce drug store burglary description matched the suspect. The injured man was taken to Denver for treatment and police suspect a spate of nearby thefts.
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Denver
Pierce
Greeley
Brawn and Lintee
Cornell
Severance
Gilcrest
Wind Upsets Eaton Barn Crushing Sevier’s Pasture Alarm
Joe Sevier, ten miles east of Eaton, went to feed horses as a strong wind blew. He saw the horses running toward him and, turning to the granary, realized the barn had been lifted and turned upside down by the gusts. He survived the incident with no reported injuries.
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Eaton
Joe Sevier
Sevier
Arrested on serious charge here Maud Claus case
Julius Claus conducts detective work to locate his daughter Maud Claus who disappeared with Rex Corbett known as Kid Corbett a day after an alleged drunken disturbance Corbett was arrested and fined ten dollars for drunkenness and ten dollars for disturbance He may face later charges of contributing to juvenile delinquency Maud Claus reportedly left the Union Hotel with Corbett two weeks ago and worked at Wolfe Hall Denver Orchestrating details remain unresolved as police investigate further.
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Maud Claus
Union Hotel
Denver
Rex Corbett
Kid” Corbett
Ahrend
Brown
Corbett
Wolfe Hall
Father searches Denver for missing daughter in stray-updated tale
Julius Claus travels from Sterling to Denver after suspecting Maud Claus left home with Corbett. He traces Emma Dearcup to Wolfe Hall via Denver restaurants and Oxford hotel, then arrests and returns his daughter to Greeley. Dearcup denies location before police confirm the girl’s whereabouts. Corbett’s erratic returns spark further inquiry.
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Ather
Denver
Sterling
Julius Claus
Borgs
Emma Dearecup
Union Hotel
Mays
Dearcup
Oxford
Maud Claus
Claus
Armstrong
Wolfe Hall
Greeley
Corbett
Dawley Confession Papers Claim Trusts In Will Dispute
The case cites a confession dated November 28, 1905, in Greeley Colorado, in which Hannah J. Dawley professed that D L Dawley had funds of Mattie and planned to leave her the house and two lots. The document states she destroyed the will and papers after the death and that Mattie should get the home and property as restitution for years of withheld assets. The discovery of this confession followed the death of the Dawleys in 1909 and 1910.
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Berry
Hannah J. Dawley
Greeley
Colo
D. L. Dawley
D. L
Mattie
Mr. Tuckerman
Tribune Applauds Greeley Firemen for Tribune Building Save
In appreciation of the firemen of Greeley’s volunteer department for saving the Tribune building last night, Manager Wolfe of the Tribune presented the firemen with a check for 60 dollars this morning.
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Greeley
Tribune
Wolfe
The
Many visitors travel through Greeley and Denver notes
A string of local residents journeyed to Denver for short visits including Mrs H B White Mrs George E Evans Mrs Clara Thompson and others. Several families plan summer stays in Fort Morgan Cheyenne and Nevada while others consider relocating to Denver. Investment pitches for Zita lots appear as town growth discussions. Francis Smart’s death calls Mrs Clarence Miller to Evans.
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Clarence Miller
Plainview
Evans
Francis Smart
Holland Davis Heads Through Greeley on Denver Auto Trip
Holland Davis of Denver was in Greeley this morning while traveling from Wyoming to Denver by auto.
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Holland Davis
Denver
Greeley
Wyoming
Oklahoma Soda Expert Joins Hallett Henderson Drug Co
Harry McHugh of Oklahoma City, a renowned soda fountain dispenser, accepts a position with the Hallett Henderson drug company.
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Harry McHugh
Oklahoma City
Hallett-Henderson Drug Company
Silk Petticoats Offered In Black and Colorful
Classified note lists about a dozen silk petticoats in black and colorful shades for sale through C. A. House with a focus on affordable price and availability.
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C. A. House
Mrs F E Cornelius Visits Son In Local Town
Mrs. F E Cornelius, who has been visiting her son J T Cornelius, appears to be departing soon from the area. The brief note records her stay and implies upcoming travel plans.
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Edith Ford
Denver
Creeley
F. E. Cornelius
J. T. Cornel
Denver visit and plans for California stay
The column notes minor family moves including a Denver visit by a woman and plans to relocate to California with a daughter. It mentions marriages granted in Denver to C. E. Carmack and Mary L. Higdon, and Perl H. Smith and Nellie M. Pelley, plus a divorce granted to Mary Fieber from George Fieber.
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Perl H. Smith
Pierce
Nellie M. Pelley
Knoxville, Ind
Mrs O G Moore and baby return home to Ault
Mrs O G Moore and her baby returned to their home in Ault Friday after visiting her mother, Mrs O G Moore.
P. E. O. Meeting Features Longfellow Themed Paper
Miss Lucy Delbridge hosted the P. E. O. sisterhood gathering with a literary program by Mrs. A. D. Pier and Miss Nita Kendel. The paper, inspired by Longfellow s Evangeline, offered clever satire on members. Refreshments followed. next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs. W. B. Starr s home.
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P. EB. O
Lucy Delbridge
P. E. O. Sisterhood
A. D. Pier
Nita Kendel
Longfellow
Evangeline
W. B. Starr
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted by Greeley Citizen Testimony
A 1906 testimonial from Mrs. Edward Bryan of 714 Fifth Street Greeley Colorado praises Dean's Kidney Pills for curing kidney pain. She reports two or three boxes relieved severe loins and kidney ache with no recurrence in two years. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
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Dean
Greeley
Edward Bryan
Fifth Street
Colo
Gilbert Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Misses Monahan and Banta Visit Kath leen Wheeler
Miss Aileen Monahan and Miss Margaret Banta travel to Boulder to be guests of Miss Kathleen Wheeler for a few days.
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Aileen Monahan
Margaret Banta
Boulder
Kathleen Wheeler
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George E. Evans
Clara Thompson
N. Ramsdell
la Salle
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Nebraska
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H. Halbrook
Fort Morgan
Guy Halbrook
Fred Reno
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Harry H. Shaw
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Nevada
Elizabeth Inman
Katherine Inman
G. H. Murch
Zita
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Ius
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C. E. Carmack
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Mary Fieber
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Sarah Briggs
J. T. Briggs
Hazelton District
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East Greeley
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