Honor to the Old Pioneers at Union Colony Banquet
A 92 year old Grandma Dunham attended the Society of Union Colony banquet honoring long time pioneers. The event featured a sumptuous repast, toasts, and reminiscences from many members and guests including Heaton Ramsdell Darling Hastings and numerous others from Denver and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella R. Kerlee
M. B. Abbott
Martin L. Person
Rebecca A. Woodbury
Francis B. Taylor
H. C. Watson
Eugene Williams
J. Allen Alcorn
James G. Scott
H. M. Williams
J. F. Tyler
L. Pollock
J. N. D. Sanborn
A. M. Green
Kathryn Rice
Editorial urges farming as a rest and profit path with Bryan praise
The piece extols farming as a pleasant, reliable business with nature aiding judgment. It lauds William J. Bryan for moral leadership, contrasts him with Roosevelt Lincoln and Brown, and argues his campaign achieved victory in influence. A final note credits want ads in newspapers for aiding favorable life changes.
A Republican View on Bryan as a Private Citizen
The piece argues Bryan ranks higher in public esteem than in prior elections, noting his vote total may be lower than 1896 or 1900. It emphasizes his status as a private citizen rather than a political officeholder, positing he will be remembered as the first citizen rather than a public official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
Taft
England
America
Fatalism and advertising in daily life
A reflective piece argues how people shape their fate through action and choice. It warns that without effective advertising many potential customers will pass by and miss the right shops, suggesting a blend of fatalism with deliberate promotion to influence outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fates
Charles Dickens
Little Dorritt
An Innocent Pastime in Public Discourse
The piece argues editors are unfairly called liars for differing views, noting editors rarely err maliciously and often correct mistakes when approached respectfully. It defends newsroom integrity and suggests reasonable grievance handling improves understanding between readers and papers.
Greeley Business Leads Fall Gains Despite Election Fears
Imaginative optimism surrounds Greeley's fall business, with October reports showing higher activity than a year earlier across multiple sectors. Denver notes indicate livelier commerce after elections, and a belief that Colorado enjoys sustained prosperity as financial panics become focal, not widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Denver
Colorado
Pioneers Attend Banquet at Camfield Hotel Anniversary
The Camfield hotel hosted a large annual meeting with many aged attendees including Abigail Dunham in her ninety second year. John Leavy and Henry T. West led the event with remarks while Sophia M. Thomas coordinated the reception and Katherine McElroy sang a vocal solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eers
Camfield
Abigail Dunham
John Leavy
Henry T. West
Association
Sophia M. Thomas
P. W. Palmer
Calvin Randolph
T. G. Macy
J. A. Woodbury
Ralph Hilton
Delta
S. A. Thompson
Isaac Miller
L. S. Carpenter
Chas
H. C. Watson
Howard
Katherine McElroy
Collinses to Open Clothing Business in Clay Center
Charles K. Collins, after a six year stay and work at Car Ruthers clothing, returns from a trip to Clay Center Kansas where he plans to partner with brother in law A S Gollover to start a clothing business. The couple will leave Greeley January 1 with friends’ best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Collins
Clay Center
Kaw
Mr. Collins
A. S. Gollover
Greeley
Collins
Carruthers Clothing
Mrs. Collins
Horatio Seamore 29 Died at Home of Parents in City
Horatio Seamore died Sunday, November 15, at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Seamore of 1417 Tenth street. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Macy's undertaking parlors. He was 29 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Seamore
Joseph Seamore
Tenth Street
Macy’s Undertaking
Denver man Theo Lucas injured in railroad yard collision
Theo Lucas narrowly escaped fatal injuries after an accident in Denver last Saturday. He was returning from Magdalena with sheep when he became caught between two cars in railroad yards, sustaining four broken ribs and other injuries requiring a lengthy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lucas
Theo Lucas
Denver
Magdalena
Lucas
Largest Potato Contest Closes at Camfield
The potato contest at the Camfield ended Saturday with top displays from BE R. Bliss W O Michael and Jasper Riggs of Greeley and August Peterson of LaSalle. The event honored the best specimens in the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camfield
BE. R. Bliss
W. O. Michael
Jasper Riggs
Greeley
August Peterson
LaSalle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washburn
Crosby's
Eto
Grandma Dunham
The
Society of Union Colony
Pion
Union Colony Pioneers
David
Webster
Calhoun
Clay
Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
William J. Bryan
John Brown
St. Paul
Tribune
Coats
Ramsay Dry Goods Co
Phelps
Gorham
I. O. Glazier Jeweler
Optician
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