Spelling Winners Named in City Public Schools
Readable lists show first and second best spellers by grade from third to eighth, with ten top averages per room. Eighth Grade leaders are Ethel Crall and Pearl Kelley, followed by Florence Barber and Harry Jacobson in seventh, Paul Widlund and Gilbert Dubber in sixth, and others across grades.
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Greeley Public Schools
Ethel Crall
Pearl Kelley
Florence Barber
Harry Jacobson
Paul Widlund
Gilbert Dubber
Garry Bishop
Lou Meredith
Melvin Bush
Helen Conner
John Gordon
Lewellyn Biggs
Miss Richardson
Gilbert Holmlund
Roy Harper
Claire Pressley
Gladys Camfield
Muriel Church
Roy Johnson
Cecil Castle
Ottie Myer
Pearl Wright
Miss Lovell
George Neuswanger
Clara Turner
Clarence Turner
Olive Konkel
Susie Sylvester
Nettie Anderson
Helen Bethge
Harold Haynes
Burton Reynolds
Miss Cleveland
Thomas Brown
Fred Birdsall
Mary Challis
Gertrude Dewitt
Florence Ellis
Emily Helin
Leonora Gunston
Myra Cheney
Ruth Baker
Ruby Bovard
Miss Allen
Marie McClelland
Richard Shrewsbury
Edith Brown
Mary Dayton
Florence Valentine
Nellie Walter
Marshall Harris
Helen Stimson
Paul Lodwick
Martha Waters
Miss Howard
Sterling Miner
Albert Leroy
Malcolm Hearing
Clara Edgar
Mabel Wright
Katie Cahill
Sadie Nelson
Flora Sievers
Dora Bryan
Loie Lackore
Miss Fashbaugh
Ada Baker
Helen Euge
Margaret Blair
Myrtle Crawford
Ada Bunker
Alice Glazier
Alberta Condon
Rita Johnson
Chris Neuswanger
Miss Deleen
Laura Mason
Helen Ernst
Phebe Hill
Geraldine Onstine
Fifth and Fourth Grade Spelling Badges to be Awarded
The superintendent will present badges to the first and second best spellers from each grade in a ceremony Wednesday morning at his office. It lists numerous pupils by grade and teacher, including Miss Carrie Smith, Miss Mills, Miss Lackore, Miss Purdy, Miss Merrill, Miss Crone, Miss Giddings, Miss Haney, Miss Brush, Miss Wilson, and Miss Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Smith
Roland Elliott
Fanchion Becker
Helen McSherry
Ruth Foster
Beulah Hennick
Alfred Baxter
Maud Riddle
Greta Morrison
Ruth Nordell
Florence Phoenix
Miss Mills
Joel Baldwin
James Todd
Loustalet Johnson
William Stephenson
Vera Hamilton
Goelda Horn
Edith Johnson
Crystal Scott
Clara Ericson
Laurence McArthur
Miss Lackore
Garry Bishop
Francis Hearing
Florence Dowler
Clarence Horn
Frankie Geiser
Claire Curtis
Mildred Whetsel
Lola Foulk
Dorothy Jackson
Herman Widlund
Miss Purdy
Walter Johnson
Doris Neff
Ruth Johnson
Lota Gibbeon
Jessie Martin
George Bergeman
Roland Matthews
Christine Genge
Eva Winter
Harold Kemper
Miss Merrill
Virllie March
Gladys Pool
Hazel Fine
Madeline Gallagher
Lester Ballenger
Lincoln Henson
Tom Brockway
Vaughan Funck
Clyde Foster
George Heckendorn
Miss Crone
Helen Conner
Melvin Bush
Leona Roseman
Rose Bedford
Paul Woods
Guy Jennings
Dorothy Eaton
Leslie McCoy
Wesley King
Fred Hungenberg
Miss Giddings
Lulu Pierce
Alice Warner
Myrtle Warren
Charles Ball
Hubert Liggitt
Clarence Wallace
Clarence Hart
Myrtle Valentine
Marie En
May Snyder
Cc. E. Carter
Another Whirler LaSalle Special Cyclone Report
A funnel shaped dust storm swept LaSalle Saturday afternoon described as the nearest approach to a cyclone. It tore through town, carried H E Edie's mail cart away, smashing it, and hurried small objects along its path. Observers say the storm appeared as formidable as a cyclone belt and enjoyed a disturbed air with frequent whirlwinds all afternoon.
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LaSalle
H. E. Edie
Real Estate Exchange Backs UP Track Access and Denver-Laramie Road
The real estate exchange met last Thursday and adopted a resolution to grant Union Pacific use of the west side of Sixth avenue if they meet committee restrictions. It opposes forcing other roads to pay high switching fees and endorses the Denver Laramie road with public support in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Exchange
Union Pacific
Sixth Avenue
Exchange
Denver-Laramie
Greeley
Experiments With Tomatoes at Fort Lupton Special
Co. E. Frink of the Silver State canning factory plans new tomato growing experiments this year. He has set out plants on the Davis ranch, a dry land farm not under irrigation, seeking first class results. Mrs. E. B. Davis is Frink’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lupton
E. Frink
Silver State
Frink
Davis Ranch
E. B. Davis
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Guarantee
A certified claim states druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It says the product stops coughing, heals lungs, prevents pneumonia and consumption, contains no opiates, and the genuine version comes in a yellow package.
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Foley
Cornerstone Date Set for Catholic Church
The cornerstone laying date is announced as June 27 for the new Catholic church. Mr. Petrikin will allow the old structure to stand until August first so services can be held in the developing building.
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Petrikin
Grading camp quarantined after diphtheria cases
The Sprague grading camp on the Pleasant Valley extension of the Union Pacific was placed under quarantine after three children of the cook contracted diphtheria. Antitoxin was given and the children were reported out of danger. Dr. McCain of Ault ordered the quarantine and guards to prevent entry or exit. The quarantine should end around Wednesday. Parents are urged to notify physicians promptly if symptoms appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague
Pleasant Valley
Union Pacific
R. Broman
Greeley
McCain
Ault
Prettyman
Six Weeks Summer School Aids Behind Students
One teacher from each of the Greeley schools will conduct a six week summer school for scholars behind in their studies. The program runs from the first Monday in June to the last in July, from 8 to 12. Tuition is six dollars for the term, one dollar per week, paid by families. This sacrifice by teachers helps students catch up and rejoin the advanced class at the new term start.
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Greeley
Woman Charged in Abduction Case T
Probation Officer Phillips and Deputy Sheriff Peterson removed a boy from a tent near Sixth Avenue and Sixth Street. Mrs. Maud Lafferty was arrested for kidnapping and sent to Denver for juvenile court proceedings, where a $100 fine was suspended. She allegedly helped move Frederick Hill, 15, to Greeley after custody disputes.
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Phillips
Peterson
Sixth Avenue
Sixth Street
Maud Lafferty
Denver
Frederick Hill
Greeley
Crow Creek Land and Development Company Formed
The Crow Creek Land and Development company is organized with capital stock of 50000 dollars. Promoters include Vernon McKelvey C S Faulkner A D Pier and G B Clark. The firm aims to sink a shaft to develop coal fields in the Crow Creek district. A large coal vein was located on Keeley’s farm and the first shaft will be sunk there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Creek Land and Development Company
Vernon McKelvey
C. S. Faulkner
A. D. Pier
G. B Clark
Crow Creek
Rexall Orderlies Bold Claim Against Constipation
Rexall Orderlies advertised as an easy pleasant treatment for constipation. They promise money back if not satisfactory and teach to eat them like candy any time. Available in two sizes 10 cents and 25 cents from H Reynolds and Co The Rexall Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall Orderlies
H. Reynolds & Co
Rexall
Juniors Win Interclass Track Meet At Normal High
The Normal high school inter class track meet crowned the juniors as winners for the cup engraving, disappointing the seniors who have yet to win the trophy.
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Claus
New Bank Building Underway at LaSalle
The LaSalle State Bank’s new 25 by 44 foot concrete block building rises near Main and Union, planned to reach about 22 feet above the sidewalk with oak fixtures and an added machine. Construction starts amid rain though workers continued indoors. the project aims for completion around August 20 and marks growth for LaSalle with a two story brick structure on Main and Todd possibly housing a depot cafe in part. The bank, organized November 25, 1908, lists R. B. Carpenter as cashier, R. W. Devinney as president, D. S. Ellis as vice president, and directors C. B. Norris and James A. Stewart, with a $10,000 capitalization.
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LaSalle
S. M. Finley
LaSalle State Bank
R. B. Carpenter
R. W. Devinney
D.S. Ellis
C. B. Norris
James A. Stewart
Main and
Union
Hall & McClenahan
Todd
Unusual Proceeding Over Church Land Transfer
A Sunday meeting at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Greeley required the concurrence of church members for transferring church property from the bishop to Petrikin and Ray. Attorney Ewing ruled deed must reflect the agreement of the congregation. Cahill chaired as Ryan Lavelle and Miss Berry prepared affidavits supporting the bishop’s transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrikin
Ray
Ewing
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Greeley
Father Casey
T. F. Cahill
Matthew Ryan
Thomas Lavelle
Miss Berry
Baby Cyclone Lifts and Drops Mayor’s Barn in Town
A remarkable whirlpool described as an infant cyclone lifted Mayor Houston's new 16 by 32 barn two cows inside escaped injury as ropes broke and the structure turned in the air before landing about twenty feet away. The mayor confirms the extraordinary event occurred last Saturday afternoon.
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Houston
Rexall Orderlies for Constipation Promise Free Trial
Advertising copy touts Rexall Orderlies as a pleasant laxative that relieves constipation quickly. It offers a free-of-cost trial if the user is not satisfied and notes two sizes priced at 10¢ and 25¢ from Reynolds & Co., The Rexall Store.
Annual Meeting of Potato Growers Commission in Greeley
The regular annual meeting of the Potato Growers Commission will be held at 760 Sixth Street, Greeley, Colorado, at 2 o clock p m on Saturday June 12 1909 for the election of trustees and other business. James G Graham President and Charles F Mason Secretary.
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Potato Growers Commision Company
Sixth Street
Greeley
Colo
James G. Graham
Charles F. Mason
New Lands Open For Homestead Near Powell and Garland
A 12 000 acre tract of government irrigated land opens for homestead filing May 22 near Powell and Garland. The Big Horn Basin offers cheap desirable land along the Big Horn River with ample irrigation. Fruit region potential noted by fruit experts. Apply early.
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Powell and Garland
Big Horn River
Big Horn
Truit
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Mattie Stone
Wendell Crabb
Maud Brock
Ethel Nordell
Maud Rider
Bessie Crall
Harry Faulkner
Blanche Wadsworth
Clifford Washburn
Inez Orton
Miss Ashby
Edgar Turner
Frances Curtis
Herbert DeMuth
Nelda
Nusbaum
Violet Bolenbaugh
Elsie Eisner
Helen Jacobson
Worth Cease
Leonard Woods
Cook
Colorado
Big Horn Basin
Judith Basin
Mont
Sun River
Great Falls
Mondell
Wyoming
Burlington Railroad
M. A. Randel
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