Electric interurban impact mirrors Grand Rapids growth trends
The Grand Rapids to Holland interurban case shows suburban expansion driven by a new line. Growth of Grandville Jenison and Holland follows the eight mile corridor with hourly and half hourly service, boosting home sales and business prospects. Greeley could see similar value increases and stronger local commerce once an electric line reaches there.
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Greeley
Denver
Grand Rapids
Mich
Evening Press
Lake Michigan
Holland
Grandville
Jenison
Detroit
Chicago
Holland Interurban
Jeni- Son
Valley City
Hamiltton Park
Boulder
Checks replace currency in Greeley ad Greeley merchants
The temporary adoption of clear ing house certificates as currency has caused little business change in Greeley. Merchants report slight dullness while others see no difference. The piece reassures worried customers that money is safe and urges using checks to purchase groceries, dry goods, shoes, and more until cash can be withdrawn.
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Greeley
Corrections on County Clerk Davis Home and E Work Property
The Tribune corrects two listings from last week. Charles Davis, county clerk, home at 1545 Tenth Avenue omitted from the list, projected cost not less than 7500 dollars. E Work, 1221 Twelfth Avenue, home cost stated as 3500 but should be 5000 dollars.
Ault Booms With Hotels Buildings and Electric Lights
Ault grows rapidly as it incorporates three years ago with over 1,000 residents. New hotel DeWitt opened October 21 costing 16,000 featuring electric lights steam heat and modern amenities. The town adds brick blocks shops water works street lights and a crowded school system seeks a new high school.
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Ault
DeWitt
John Hayden
A. G. Wallace
Fort Collins
Cedar Falls
Allison
Miller
Cameron & Hart
Ira Keefer
W. J. Henderson
Clara Curtis
Eaton
E. L. Howett
Commercial Club
Coyotes Chased On Long Day Hunt By Local Fans
A Monday hunt organized by local sportsmen and visiting Denver men used 21 greyhounds and 15 riders to chase coyotes from Riley mound to Murphy lake and beyond. Dogs corralled several pups and six coyotes were captured, with the last chase praised as the most exciting of the day near six miles northeast of town.
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Denver
Riley Mound
Ford Beeton
Twilight
Twinkle
Murphy Lake
Hugh Wiebourn
Jack
Jim Moan
A. R. Fisher
Doc
Frank Hayne
Rowdy
Jack Funk
Babe
Fort Lupton
Nunn to gain new irrigating canal through town
The Greeley correspondence reports final surveys place the ditch about half a mile below Nunn, with initial routes above the town. W Hibbard of the Laramie Poudre Reservoir Irrigation Co says the canal will pass through Nunn and fill Eastman Lake to one billion cubic feet, a boon for Nunnites and the northern county.
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the Tribune
Colorado
Greeley
Denver Republican
Nunn
W. Hibbard
Laramie-Poudre Reservoir & Irrigation Company
Social Science Circle stage Halloween party for men
The Social Science Circle hosted a Halloween event at Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McClenahan’s home on 1324 Tenth Avenue. About thirty guests enjoyed themed decor, a ghostly reception, a prize guessing game, burlesque scenes from Hamlet, refreshments by the fire, and souvenirs for the men.
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Social Science Circle
A. M. McClenahan
Tenth Avenue
Charles Phelps
D. D. Hugh
C. H. Wolfe
D. Todd
B. L. Kittle
Vesta Parker
J. A. Perkins
Hollingsworths Called to Lohrville on Business
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hollingsworth were called to Lohrville Iowa on business last Friday. They expect to be away a week or ten days.
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M. E. Hollingsworth
Lohrville
Greeley Hallowe'en Parties Draw Cheer From Residents
Numerous groups from Dr. Ella Mead's Sunday school and other clubs hosted elaborate Halloween gatherings in homes and churches. Guests enjoyed cauldrons, fortune telling, ghostly costumes, and themed refreshments amid pumpkins, jack o lanterns, and autumn decor.
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Hallowe'en
Ella Mead
M. EE. Church
Triangle
Deta Cameron
Gertrude Ernest
Demorest’s
New Minister Here at United Presbyterian Church
Rev. W. A. Phillips, formerly of Pittsburg, preached his first sermon as regular pastor here. He had led services last summer and was called by the congregation after a favorable impression. Phillips arrives after eight years in ministry in the eastern U.S. His family will join in about two weeks.
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W. A. Phillips
United Presbyterian
Pittsburg
United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Phillips
Mr. Phillip
Greeley
Denver Visitor Inspires Colorado College Alumni Gatherings
Miss Mary Porter of Denver, a guest of Miss Florence Haynes, and fellow Colorado college classmates hosted and attended several informal reunions. Attendees included Sadie McDonald Laura Stiles Ada Brush Florence Fezer Florence Haynes and others. Two men J O Glazier and J W Imbodem pled guilty to a birthday last Thursday.
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Florence Fezer
Mary Porter
Denver
Florence Haynes
Colorado College
Sadie McDonald
Laura Stiles
Ada Brush
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Frisco
Hotel de Witt
Ditch
the Social Science
ALL Hallowe’en
Saint Margaret's Guild
Grace Huffsmith
Eunice Ewing
F. J. Ewing
Virginia Asmus
Fay Drennan
Elizabeth Dille
Helen Thurtby
Masters John Davis, Jr
Russell Goodamn
Billy Stockover
Edith Woodbury
Marguerite Graham
Sigma Upsiloa Sorority
W. D. Stewart
J. O. Glazier
J. W. Imbodem
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