Democratic nominees pledge against new Normal schools
Weld County voters are urged by W. L. Clayton and G. M. Houston to oppose any bill creating another Normal school in Colorado. The appeal notes eight proposed sites Grand Junction Durango Gunnison Montrose Glenwood Springs Steamboat Springs Trinidad and Pueblo and recalls near passage in the prior session.
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Grand Junction
Durango
Gunnison
Montrose
Glenwood Springs
Steamboat Springs
Trinidad
Pueblo
Colorado
Greeley
Senate
House of Representatives
Desertion Suit Filed. Contempt Fined in Court
Della F Farber filed in county court Saturday for divorce and $2000 alimony from husband Peter Farber after a Windsor marriage of just over a year. In other actions, 8S. L. Hoffman was fined $10 for contempt after talking to a juror during the Williams trial. Geo Bender & Sons owed $254.85 to Courtney Shoe Co. of St. Louis. The People vs Martin Anderson ended with a nolle prosequi over alleged juvenile delinquency involving Anna Carlson. Firestone town incorporation papers and Hanson subdivision map filed. Jim Sevier released from jail. Frank Kutcher paid a $34 fine.
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Della F. Farber
Peter Farber
Windsor
Williams
L. Hoffman
Nixon
Hoffman
Tenner
Geo. Bender & Sons of
Courtney Shoe Company of
St. Louis
Geo. Bender & Sons
The
People
Martin Anderson
Nolle
Anderson
Anna Carlson
Firestone
Hanson
Greeley
Emma Hanson
Seventh Street
Jim Sevier
Kersey
Frank Kutcher
Unlucky Thirteen Club Hosts Luncheon in Greeley
Mesdames R B Rugh and Ralph Drury of Omaha hosted a luncheon for the Unlucky Thirteen club at Rugh’s home. The group, formed in high school days, has merged into the Kudranta club as many members are away. Various guests from Windsor Portland Eaton and Greeley attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames R. B. Rugh
Ralph Drury
Omaha
Kudranta Club
Greeley
Howard Kennedy
Windsor
Grif. Teller
Etta Luther
Portland
Ore
Homer Cushman
Eaton
Ada Brush
Florence Haynes
Nellie Rankin
Pemberton Demonstrates Sweet Potatoes Grow in Greeley
J W Pemberton recently moved from Fillin and proved sweet potatoes can be grown in Greeley. He cultivated three acres owned by H L Braucht on Second Avenue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets. Braucht displayed unusually large smooth specimens and three varieties yielded better than expected. A pumpkin sample from the garden was left at the Tribune office and measures five feet in circumference.
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J. W. Pemberton
Greeley
Pemberton
Fillin
H. L. Braucht
Second Avenue
Fifteenth
Sixteenth Streets
Braucht
Tribune
Young Men Banquet Honors Host Burrell Reynolds
Burrell Reynolds hosted a stag dinner at his parents home on Friday night for eight guests Rex Eaton Eugene Fisk James Mulford John Parks Harry Phillips James Reynolds and Harry Robbins. The event celebrated a late birthday and the absence of the host’s father during the illness.
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Burrell Reynolds
Automobile Suit Seeks Damages In Lorenz v Upson
A motion for a new trial was denied in the Lorenz vs Upson case before Judge Shattuck. The suit alleges Upson struck a valuable horse owned by Joan Lorenz near Windsor with an automobile nearly a year ago, disabling the animal and leading to its death. Lorenz sought 1000 dollars punitive damages plus the horse value, but was awarded far less.
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Lorenz
Two youths pledge to mend ways after fight with marshal
East Greeley youths John Quertero and Howard Webster had a private talk with Marshal Williams on Saturday about avoiding trouble. After John boasted he could take off Howard's boots, a furious scuffle ensued and the incident was reported to the marshal.
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East Greeley
Marshal Williams
John Quertero
Howard Webster
John
Howard
Drunk Offenders Face Judge as Winter Chill Rages
Two offenders appeared before the police judge Monday. F. C. Hill, a floater, drank to excess on Ninth avenue and Sixth street, fell on a resident doorstep, and was fined five dollars and costs with a warning. Charles Ernst, booked as a common vagrant, refused a job offer and spent ten days in detention after being found begging with 85 cents. he will be put to work on the streets once guarded.
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F.C. Hill
Marshal Williams
Ninth Avenue
Sixth Street
Denver
Charles Ernst
Rags
Ernst
Greeley
Eleven men declared intent to become citizens
With Judge Gamble presiding eleven men announced their intention to become citizens this afternoon after passing the required examination and taking the oath of allegiance. The new citizens include Albert L. Mullen of Norway, Nels Chris Nelson of Denmark, Benjamin Reese of Wales, Lawrence H. Jackson of England, John Altater of Russia, Olof Sandstrom of Sweden, Julius Hendrickson of Sweden, John Holm of Sweden, Gust Erickson of Sweden, and Louis Forsdat of Norway.
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United States
Judge Gamble
Albert L. Mullen
Norway
Nels Chris Nelson
Denmark
Benjamin Reese
Wales
Lawrence H. Jackson
England
John Altater
Russia
Olof Sandstrom
Sweden
Julius Hendrickson
John Holm
Gust Erickson
Louis Forsdat
Archaeologist Dr. Hewitt Visits Normal School
Dr. Edgar L. Hewitt, director of the American Archaeological Institute, spoke at the Normal chapel about The History of Egypt. He shared valuable curiosities from travels in Egypt and the Near East and noted his ties to Normal as alumnus and former faculty member.
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Edgar L. Hewitt
American Archeological Institute
United States
Mexico
Central America
Great Southwest
Egypt
Normal School
Hewitt
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Opera House Block
Greeley, Colorado
Enomas F. Quinn, M.D
Oasis Stables
Notary Public
Robert H. Bird
Colo
van Sickle’s Livers
A. R. Hall
8Th Ave
R.&. Pollock
Bills Bros
Th Ave
Greeley, Colo
Stower
FISH
Henry Candlin
First National Bank
Weld County
W. L. Clayton, G. M. Houston
Ninth Street
Dauth
St. Market
Bar
H. Reynolds
Fifth Street
W. H. Farr
Bruce F. Johnson
V-Pres
E. J. Decker
Cashie
P. E. Gill
Aset, Cay
Union National Bank
Whitney
Shaw Dry Goods
Harry H. Shaw
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