Water shortage cripples city streets as sprinkling stops
City grapples with severe water shortage halting sprinkling. Officials warn lawns and parks suffer as demand outpaces supply, leaving streets dusty and residents urged to conserve water amid ongoing drought conditions.
City Council Considers Regular Water Sprinkling Downtown
At Kick Night the council heard protests from sewer district 65 owners and downtown business leaders. They favor budgeting about $3,000 yearly to sprinkle streets, claiming savings on repairs. The street committee was asked to study the petition with attention to gravel residence streets. A Mukey Concrete Co contract for alleys in blocks 44 and 67 near $2,000 was approved. Ferguson won permission to build a one story brick photo gallery on Ninth Avenue. Spires’ corner lot plan was refused.
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Sewer Committee
M. J. Neill
Neill
Milton Seaman
Mukey Concrete Company
Creeley
A. W. Ferguson
Ninth Avenue
Marble Works
David Spires
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Eastern States deliver decisive Democratic victory in elections
Early returns show Democrats winning nationwide and gaining a House majority. Key results include Shafroth in Colorado, Dix in New York, Harmon in Ohio, Foss in Massachusetts, Wilson in New Jersey, and Baldwin in Connecticut. Indiana and Iowa victories noted. outcomes in others uncertain.
Republicans Sweep Weld County In Tight Election
In Weld County the Republican ticket won all county races, while the state ticket shows Governor Shafroth likely re elected. Judge Garrigues led for the supreme bench by about 5 000 votes, with county results suggesting some shifts. The initiative and referendum carried county wide, and Democrats claim a strong performance despite losses.
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Weld County
Shafroth
Weld
Stephen
Judge Garrigues
Supreme Bench
S. S. Poe
W. H. Delbridge
A. B. Copeland
H. Reynolds
KR. G. Strong
William Levis
McAfee
Rh. Patterson
W. ©. Thomas
Harrison Teller
Democrats Will Control Congress After Elections
Reported nationwide elections show a Democratic gain overturning the Republican majority in the House to about 40 seats. Senate control narrows with party shifts in New York New Jersey Massachusetts Connecticut Ohio and other states. — John A. Dix wins New York governor. Woodrow Wilson carries New Jersey. Foss defeats Draper in Massachusetts. Nationwide reallocation noted with Hooper Porter Bass Tener Pothier and LaFollette contests.
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Washington
House of Representatives
United States Senate
New York
John A. Dix
Henry L. Stimson
Gov. Hughes
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Vivian M. Lewis
Gov. Fort
Massachusetts
Eugene N. Foss
Eben S. Draper
Draper
Connecticut
Simson H. Baldwin
Charles A. Goodwin
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Warren G. Hardim
New Hampshire
Robert P. Bass
C. E. Carr
Pennsylvania
John R. Tener
Rhode Island
Pothier
Lewis A. Waterman
Tennessee
Benjamin W. Hooper
Iowa
Grande R. Porter
Wisconsin
Francis E. McGovern
Senator LaFollette
United States
Senate
Michigan
Charlies S. Osborn
L. T. Hemans
Engineer Will Vote on Strike and Road Impacts
Engineers at Colorado roads including U P and C S A face a vote on a strike action. The process could affect maintenance and travel reliability across the state.
Western railroads vote on engineer wage dispute
Negotiations failed between the General Managers' association and engineers over wage and working conditions. A strike vote will be held among Colorado & Southern Union Pacific Burlington Rock Island and 57 other western lines. About 200 Colorado engineers are involved. results expected by December 10.
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Colorado & Southern
Union Pacific
Burlington
Rock Island
Western
General Managers’ Association
Chicago
T. K. Holmes
Colorado & Southern System
Denver
Warren Stone
J. D Welsh
Colorado
Stone
Weld County Faithful Soils and Livestock Praised by Farmer
In a call from George M. Houston, a Weld county farmer, he urges focus on the Jersey and Holstein cattle and the steady work of the fields. He credits the soil and Poudre Valley agriculture for thrift and happiness, noting even loyal horses and fields serve the community amid trials and statesmanship doubts.
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Weld County
Jersey and Holstein
Poudre Valley
Ghorge M
Houston
Beets Growers See Banner Crop in Delta Area
Delta reports show C J Clark son producing the banner beet crop with about 27 tons per acre. Across the Delta the average yield ranges from 18 to 23 tons per acre and most beets are harvested and delivered. Growers anticipate record results next season with widespread satisfaction.
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Delta
J. C. Clarkson
Barden Couple Sell Home in Creeley for Denver Move
After twenty two years in Creeley Mr and Mrs W Barden have sold their property and plan relocation to Denver. Mrs Barden led the children away Tuesday for the new home and Mr Barden will follow in a few weeks.
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Creeley
Mrs. W . Barden
Denver
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John F. Shafroth
George T. Bradley
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Walker
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry L. Stimeon
Judeen Harmon
Eben
Vivian Lewis
Fort
Indiana
John W. Kern
Albert J. Beveridge
Simon H. Baldwin
Carroll
John” Shaproth
Congress
U. P
Western Railroads
A. W. Buckhe
Jupgh
James B. Garrigues
Greeley
Supreme Court