Weld county Republicans hold lively Saturday convention
The Weld county Republican convention in Greeley featured a sharp clash between Wolcott loyalists and anti Wolcott factions led by Churchill. The anti side won control of the county committee with L. B. Williard named chairman and delegates listed for state and district judicial conventions.
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Weld
Honarry E. Churchill
Weld County
Denver
Ast Fall
O. Wolcott
United States
Churchill
Wolcott
Naron
State Central Committee
Adams
James M. Freeman
McCreery
Brush
H. N. Haynes
Charles BE. Southard
Haynes
Lincoln Fishback
James W. McCreery
Judge Garrigues
L. B. Williard
State Judicial Conventon
H. KE. Churchill
J. W. McCreery
Charles Davis
James McGruder
Carl Bruce
University of Colorado Opens Twenty Seventh Year On Campus
With high hopes for a record year the University of Colorado started its twenty seventh year on September 1. Improvements include new walks and over a hundred trees, a soon ready library, and a wing addition to the engineering building to accommodate growth. Readmitted students from Greeley include Catharine Buell Albert Cooperrider Myra Thomas William Keeley Harriet Welch Harry Welch Thurza Thomas and George Rienks Arthur Preston Charles Needham.
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University of Colorado
Greeley
Catharine FE. Buell
Albert
Cooperrider
Myra L. Thomas
College of Liberal Arts
William R. Keeley
Harriet V. Welch
Harry
Welch
Thurza T. Thomas
George Rienks
Arthur C. Preston
Charles A. Needham
Guard Duty Near Cripple Creek Sentences of Troop Letters
A Company D guards at 2 a.m. near Cripple Creek guard a searchlight atop the El Paso mine with a Fort Collins sergeant helping run the dynamo. Troops remain on duty to deter union strikers deemed a threat while supporting the national constitution.
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Company D
Cripple Creek
the Tribune
el Paso
Company E
Fort Collins
Chase
Reception at Ninth Avenue Home for Normal Students
Dr and Mrs J A Weaver hosted a Baptist young people's society reception for Normal school students last Friday night. The lavender and yellow decorations matched the school colors. A short musical program featured Miss Hilton the pianist, a sextet of singers, violin, and euphonium, followed by refreshments. Hosts and helpers included Mrs Sibley and Miss Sproull.
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J. A. Weaver
Ninth Avenue
Baptist Young People’s Society
Miss Hilton
Normal
Mary Kendesang
Luna Smith
M. A. Bunker
Seelbach
Lucy Delbridge
M. J. Neutze
R. G. Strong
Sibley
Young brakeman killed in switching accident
Eugene Roth a 25 year old head brakeman on Union Pacific freight train No 25 was injured when caught between two cars during switching at La Salle last Sunday. He died later that day at St Anthony’s hospital in Denver. His home was Cleveland Ohio where relatives were informed of his death.
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Eugene Roth
Union Pacific
la Salle
Denver
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Claim
A vintage advertisement promises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It states druggists refund the money if the cure fails and notes EK W. Grove's signature on each box, priced at twenty five cents.
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EK. W. Grove
Frosted Northern Colorado potatoes spur harvest rush
John C. Mosher and A J Eaton defend the September frost as a net benefit, saying it hastened ripening and prevented spoilage. They warn transportation and labor shortages will limit shipping, with 750 carloads expected by October 1, and note beets digestion will compete for capacity.
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Greeley Belt
Greeley
Longmont
John C. Mosher
Mosher & Parker
Tribune
Mosher
Irrigated Farm in Colorado Uses Reservoir Water System
About five miles west of Greeley B D Sanborn owns the only farm in northern Colorado fully irrigated by reservoir water. A dam across Sheep Draw forms a reservoir that gathers snow and rain waters and supplies the farm each year. A second dam farther down the draw serves additional land, with wastewater from the upper reservoir feeding the lower one. After irrigation, both reservoirs still hold water for next season.
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Greeley
B. D. Sanborn
Colorado
Poudee
Greeley Citizens Praise Company D’s Soldierly Demeanor
The article extols Company D from Greeley for its excellent condition and soldierly bearing. It notes selection for El Paso mine duty due to veterans in its ranks and lists promotions within its staff. Lieutenant Townsend becomes battalion adjutant, James McGregor earns regimental color sergeant, and Sergeant Major Allison Drake also serves on Major Armington’s staff. Lieutenant Dye commands the company and is praised for good judgment. Some men received brief furloughs to tend personal business.
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Greeley
el Paso
C. C. Townsend
James McGregor
Vertegberg
Allison C. Drake
Armington
R. L. Dye
Crack Company
Crucible first copy at State Normal shows strong students
The first term edition of The Crucible, the State Normal school publication, is out this week and praised as a credit to the students responsible for its contents. The staff includes editor in chief Miss Jessie Morey, business manager J Wheeler Kelsey, advertising agent W C P Meddins, circulator Miss Florence Cook, proof reader Miss Bessie Jones, and associate editors.
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The
Crucible
Jessie Morey
J. Wheeler Kelsey
W. C. P. Meddins
Florence Cook
Bessie Jones
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