Boulder mystery over Pauline McKenzie hospital case
A Boulder telegram denies sensational Denver reports about Pauline McKenzie. Authorities say she is in Bellevue Hospital New York in serious mental strain from adapting to the big city, not an escapade. Her brother Niel planned to help but may stay in New York or return with her.
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Boulder
Colo
Associated Press
Pauline McKenzie
Denver
Eugene O'Brien
Dispatches
Niel McKenzie
New York
Foundation
Beets at Ault Expected 40 000 Tons This Season
Beets at Ault are best yet as managers estimate 25 000 tons delivered at the Ault dump and 15 000 more at the Camfield line dump on Union Pacific. The 40 000 tons value the crop at about a quarter of a million dollars for farmers. Digging and hauling progress slowly due to threshing and potato digging not finished. Edgar M Saufley will supervise weighing again this year with L H Lyon and Al Roberts in charge of the dump.
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Ault
Camfield
Union Pacific Railroad
Edgar M. Saufley
L. H. Lyon
al Roberts
Eaton Pupils Break Attendance Record At High School
Eaton September report shows higher school standings and attendance than in years. The high school attendance hits 99.2 percent, the best in history, with this month at 98.85 percent surpassing last year. Teachers Norma Hansen Jennie Hood and Minnie Burnett, from Denver Durango and Colorado Springs, reside in Pierce while teaching in its schools.
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Eaton
Eaton High School
Norma Hansen
Jennie Hood
Minnie Burnett
Pierce
Greeley
Miss Hansen
Denver
Miss Hood
Durango
Miss Burnett
Colorado Springs
Bolander Couple Welcome Son in Beebe Draw
A son was born last night to Mr and Mrs Jacob Bolander of Beebe Draw in Bolander LaSalle on September 28.
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Bolander LaSalle
Jacob Bolander
Beebe Draw
Lupton Grower Plans Free 10,000 Melons For Fans
Fort Lupton, Sept 26. W H Davis, living a mile and a half from town, has an abundance of watermelons left in his field after frost damage. He will give away 10,000 melons to anyone who wishes to take a supply for a feast, preferring to prevent spoilage.
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Lupton
Fort Lupton
W. H. Davis
Mr. Davis
Sepp
Colorado candidates adopt most progressive state platform
At a meeting the Colorado candidates endorsed a platform centering on popular self government with initiative and referendum, recall of officials, direct vote for U S senators, and humanitarian measures such as workmen and mothers compensation acts, minimum wage, headless ballot, and eight hour women’s law. They vowed support for the national Democratic platform adopted in Baltimore.
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Colorado
United States
National Democratic
Baltimore
Speds Pay Tuition: Two Acre Patch Funds Education
Benjamin Owen of Bostwick Park near Montrose will donate two acres of potato land to his sons with one year at Colorado Agricultural College and one year at Montrose High School. G. E. Holcomb of Denver says Owen expects to net $500 to $600 from this year's crop. A separate notice reports timetable changes for Union Parish trains effective Sunday with No. 106 arriving at 3:55 p.m., No. 110 arriving 6:40 p.m. and departing 6:50 p.m., and No. 144 leaving Dent at 3:45 p.m.
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Speds
Benjamin Owen
Bostwick Park
Montrose
Owen
Colorado Agricultural College
G. E. Holcomb
H. W. J. Edbrooke Realty Company
Denver
Union Parifh
No. 106
Greeley
No. 110
Briggedale
Dent
Miss Ward Married Severance Bride Ties to Ward Family
Miss Tensie Ward daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ward was married August 30 in Auburn West Virginia to Clarence Grose son of E D Grose. The bride, sister of Mrs. T A Ireland and Miss Zora Ward of Severance, is well known here.
Grover Man Paralyzed in Colorado Town
George Hendrickson of Grover was taken to a Greeley hospital this week with paralysis on one side. Friends fear he may not recover given his old age and the nature of his illness.
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Grover
George Hendrickson
Greeley Hospital
Mr. Hendrickson
Child Injured In Fall At Home
Dorothy Lindsay suffered a gash above her eye after being blown from the porch and striking her head on a rock. The wound caused pain for a day or two, but she is rapidly recovering. W. H. Faulke of Great Western Sugar and Will Petrikin of Denver visited Greeley for the fair.
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Pierce
Dorothy Lindsay
W. H. Faulke
The
Great Western Sugar Company
Greeley
Will Petrikin
Denver
Weld County Fair Maid Sought for Denver Parade
Weld county may be represented in Denver during mid October at the Festival of Mountain and Plain. Festival officials asked the county commissioners to fund a float and send a pretty girl to ride. The board left the decision to residents, with strong support from locals for Weld county representation and a crop themed display possible if funded by community groups.
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Weld County
Greeley Commercial Club
County Club
Denver Heir Scam Targeting State Victims
Federal authorities report a New York based Trinity Land Heir swindle has deceived Denver and Colorado residents of thousands of dollars. Special United States Attorney Drake, with local post office inspectors, traced letters claiming heirs to Trinity church properties and requests for funds. After receiving money, the gang ends contact, with more complaints surfacing in recent weeks.
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Denver
New York
Trinity Land
Colorado
United States
Drake
Post Office
Trinity Church Corporation of
Poll of bankers shows 199 ballot on presidential picks
F W Ellsworth notes a political poll taken aboard a train carrying 200-plus American Institute of Banking delegates to Salt Lake City. The survey tallied Wilson 111, Roosevelt 52, Taft 26, Chafin 9, Debs 1, with three not voting, and included twenty five women voters.
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The
Financial World
F. W.ellsworth
Guaranty Trust Company
New York City
Salt Lake City
Minneapolis
Seaboard
Mississippi
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Chafin
Debs
Nebraska
Teddy
Schoolboy Pals Meet First Time In Half Century
Robert Boyd of Greeley and Oscar Beardsley of Pontiac Ill met today for the first time in 54 years. They are visiting at the Boyd ranch near Greeley while Beardsley and his wife tour the area to see his brother Prof. A E Beardsley and wife. Beardsley’s childhood home was in Chautauqua county New York near Jamestown where his first teacher was Boyd’s older sister.
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Robert Boyd
Greeley
Oscar Beardsley
Pontiac
Ill
Boyd Ranch
Beardsley
Prof
A. E. Beardsley
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Jamestown
Mr. Boyd
Funeral of Chris Rugh Draws Large Greeley Crowd
One of the area’s largest funeral services was held in Greeley for Chris Rugh at the Methodist church at 10:30 AM. Rev. C. E. Mogg and Rev. Coffman led the service as Masons, Eastern Star, I O O F, and Methodist Brotherhood members attended. Mrs. C. E. Southard played organ selections and Prof. T. E. Fitz sang. The lodge conducted the burial ceremony at Linn Grove cemetery following the church service.
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Greeley
Chris Rugh
Methodist
C. E. Mogg
Mr. Coffman
Rugh
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Methodist Brotherhood
C. E. Southard
T. E. Fitz
Linn Gove
Child Bitten by Insect Near Pierce Ditch Camp
Evelyn Hubbard four years old, daughter of Gill Hubbard, lies in critical condition after a bite from an insect while visiting a ditch camp near Pierce. Physicians report she is out of immediate danger. Weld County has seen four nearly fatal insect bite cases recently.
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Evans
Evelyn
Gill Hubbard
Pierce
Weld
Plenty of Room for More People on Farms
Herbert Quick editor of Farm and Fireside argues farmers could support many more people if farm land were owned by workers. He cites John W. Bookwalter and Arnold Martin to illustrate current landholding patterns in Nebraska. Ownership, he says, would spur better farming, higher soil care, and larger family support on farms.
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Herbert Quick
Farm and Fireside
John W. Bookwalter
Springfield
Mr. Bookwalter
Nebraska
Arnold Martin
Bookwalter
United States
Hunters form Qun Club at Lupton Fort Lupton
The Lupton Fort Lupton town hunters organized a gun club. G. R. VickRoy was elected president, Dr. Monismith secretary, and O. H. Barney and Dr. Monismith were tasked to draft by laws. Mr Robert Steele returned from six weeks in Maine and Vermont visiting relatives and friends.
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Lupton
Fort
G. R. VickRoy
Dr.Monismith
O. H. Barney
Dr. Monismith
Robert Steele
Maine
Vermont
Portland
Weld County Teachers to Hold Annual Convention in Greeley
The Weld County Teachers Association will convene its twenty eighth annual session in Greeley on Saturday October 12 with sessions at 9 30 a m and 1 30 p m in Greeley high school assembly room A round table discussion will follow with topics on education politics and reading The officers include Mrs Jessie D Page president H W Curtis vice president and Miss Bertha Whitman secretary treasurer The program features music devotional acts and talks by local educators and librarians emphasizing practical education and the role of the school in a dynamic age
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Weld County Teachers’ Association
Greeley
Greeley High School
Jessie D. Page
H. W. Curtis
Gill
Bertha Whitman
J. R. Whiteman
R. A
H. E. Black
Eaton
Eunice Moseley
Elma 4Ley
Ae ‘ Johnson
Windso
UPS
Sion
Ffberg Muse
J. R Whiteman
Hyme
Myra L. Thomas
Ault
B McClintock
E. W. Martin
Johnston
Randolph
Sehals
Scussion
Ors
Patr
Windsor Class Officers Elected in Windsor Schools
The Windsor schools announce student officers by grade. Ninth grade officers include Ralph Blakeman as president Mina Bartz as vice president Grace Nelson as secretary and Carl Evans as treasurer. Tenth grade officers list Gladys Chipman president Clark Comin vice president Helen Roberts secretary and treasurer. Eleven grade officers name William Harrison president Marguerite Wylde vice president Leon Comer secretary and treasurer. Twelfth grade officers name Harry Evans president Ernest Smith vice president Gladys Dickey secretary and
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Windsor
Ralph Blakeman
Mina Bartz
Grace Nelson
Carl Evans
Gladys Chipman
Clark Comin
Helen Roberts
William Harrison
Marguerite Wylde
Leon Comer
Harry Evans
Ernest Smith
Gladys Dickey
Dogs Capture Huge Coyote in Platteville Chase
Frank Coykendahl started a sprint for a coyote sighting near Platteville on Sept 28. His three grey hounds pursued the animal for half a mile, then engaged in a ten minute battle. The dogs killed the unusually large coyote after a fierce fight.
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Platteville
Frank Coykendahl
Eaton Football Team Sets Fall Schedule and Games
Eaton reports a busy slate for the season with a home game against Cheyenne High School this afternoon. The schedule shows October 5 at Fort Collins and October 12 versus Greeley at Eaton, with Thanksgiving date still to be announced. The team aims for a strong championship push this fall.
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Eaton
Cheyenne High School
Fort Collins
Greeley
Newspapers Must Announce Owners And Tell Truth
Postmaster General Hitch cock enforces the new four newspaper law with returns due by October 1. Publishers must file twice yearly sworn statements of owners editors managing editors and business managers with the postmaster general and local postmaster. For corporations, holders of over 1 percent must be named and daily papers must report six month paid circulation. Advertisements must be clearly marked with penalties for noncompliance.
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Hitch +cock
Narindhala
Kersey Sees Ordinances Likely Valid Despite Challenge
Residents of Kersey on September 26 expressed belief that most town ordinances will stand the test of regularity despite claims a Colorado attorney found some to be void. The probe followed several arrests, including youths fined for theft of watermelons and a pool hall owner linked to charges against the town marshal for selling liquor on Sunday. The board plans to review the ordinances at the next regular meeting on October 4.
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Kersey
Corning
Greeley
Fire at Berthoud origin traced to coal heap
A smouldering fire late at night in Berthoud started from spontaneous combustion in a large coal heap near the pea huller. The Berthoud hose company responded after P. D Nelson hitched the hose cart to his auto and sped to the engine house. Smoke poured from the heap with little flame.
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Berthoud Berthoud
Berthoud Hose Company
Pea Huller
P. D Nelson
Summons in Weld County suit against Edson and Edson
The People of the State file a suit in Weld County Colorado against George C. Edson and Frank R. Edson for over four thousand dollars plus interest. The complaint seeks judgment for 1,0374.872.48 dollars from the first day of the year and interest at the legal rate. Publication dates indicate first publication September 12, 1912 in the Greeley Tribune.
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Stato George CC
Edson Edson
Mons
Naid Court
Eiven
Frank Madd
Ylish
Engi Cyerk
Elbert
Gres
Greeley ‘Tribune
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Mountain and Plain
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Ted
Methodist Church
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Kers
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State of
County of Weld
John A. Slayton
George CC. Edson
Frank R. Edson
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