Starch Factory to Rebuild After Fire in Ley
Starch company stockholders in Gree ley plan immediate reconstruction of the burning plant at Muscatine Iowa. H W Hustig the leading stockholder says rebuilding will start at once and extra machinery will be installed during the rebuild to boost potato processing for the upcoming fall crop. Local holders will meet with Hustig in Muscatine to finalize the plan to rebuild and restore production.
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H. W. Hustig
Starch Company
Muscatine
Greeley
Hultig
Cement famine halts building in Greeley
A cement shortage grips Greeley contractors with no sacks available at dealers. Sidewalk and cement block work halts as orders pile up. Officials expect short duration since cement is produced nearby in Colorado and western Kansas. Price rises to 55 cents a sack or $2 per barrel.
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Greeley
Colorado
Kansas
Seventeen Cars for Get Acquainted Trip from Greeley
The Commercial club plans a north Weld county motor caravan from Greeley at 9 a.m. Friday. Seventeen car owners have signed on, each car carrying five people, totaling about 85 attendees with potential for over 100 business men. Participants should notify W. H. Gill by Thursday and bring last trip decorations. If lunch locations shift to Eaton or Ault, Ault residents will be informed.
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Commercial Club
Weld
Greeley
Well Known Hotel Keeper Endorses Chamberlains Remedy
J C Jenkins of Glasgow Kentucky praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy kept in his family medicine chest for fifteen years. He says traveling men with related troubles have been relieved after using it and notes the remedy is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
J. C. Jenkins
Glasgow
Man Fined for Gambling After Poker Game Charge
Harry Norton faced County Judge Bradfield on gambling charges after a poker game. He pleaded guilty and was fined 80 dollars plus costs.
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Harry Norton
Bradfield
Norton
Beets Hauling Underway in Mead District News
Mead October 6 Ten farmers in this vicinity are hauling beets as the local dump began receiving beets last week Threshing is nearly finished The Kerr Brothers pulled in a machine Saturday Ballenger shipped a car load of potatoes last week Some cattle and sheep feeding is expected this winter E H Knott bought several tons of alfalfa and plans cattle imports
Burlington Adopts Wide Seventh Avenue and Nineteenth Street Plan
Burlington passes a long ordinance by unanimous vote to widen Nineteenth Street to 100 feet from Eighth to Sixth avenues and open Seventh Avenue to Twentieth Street. Condemnation proceedings begin as street railway plans advance and city finances show mixed outcomes including a large street bill and progress on sewers and water works.
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Property Owners Favor Sidewalk Constructions On Tenth Avenue
Petitions were granted for constructing more sidewalks on Tenth avenue. Many owners ordered to install walks have not yet complied, and after a grace period the council will finish the walks and assess the cost against the property like taxes. The petition also granted a water mains project on Third avenue between Thirteenth and Fifteenth streets, a cable project noted.
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Prominent Lup ton Couple Marry in Fort Lupton
Fort Lupton October 6 One of the prettiest weddings of the season united Sarah Twombly and Dr. Arthur Monismith at the bride’s parents home. The couple, from prominent families, participate actively in local social life. The house was decorated in pink and white with dahlias and the color scheme carried through the event.
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Fort Lupton
Sarah Twombley
Arthur Monismith
Lohengrin
Mass to be Read in New Catholic Church Sunday
The first mass in the new Catholic church will be held Sunday with Rev. N L scMennimin of the Denver cathedral officiating. The basement is finished and a temporary altar will be used until the church is completed and dedicated.
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N. L. .scMennimin
Denver
Death of Walter Remmers in Platteville Drive Trip
Walter Remmers of 23 years died suddenly Monday near Platteville while en route from Denver to his claim near Orchard. Formerly of Cincinnati, he suffered from tuberculosis. Mr Macy will ship the remains to Cincinnati this afternoon.
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Walter Remmers
Denver
Orchard
Cincinnati
Macy
Street Car Ride Planned After Railway Upgrades
W Allen of the Creeley electric road travels to Denver for national electrical manufacturers convention and orders for poles and new cars. J H Woolf, returning from the coast, contracts for poles and cars at Seattle. Binding rails arrives today while ties and rails pour onto the ground. The loop should finish in a week with sixty days to install poles and trolley for a Christmas ride. Ties and rails set along Twelfth avenue to Buzick property, site for the new car barn and future employee cottages.
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Pv. W. Allen
Creeley Electric Road
Denver
Mr. Alma
Greeley
J. H. Woolf
Seattle
Allen
Twelfth Avenue
Third Street
Fort Lupton Doctor Weds in Private Ceremony
Dr. Monismith of Fort Lupton married Margaret the sister of the groom in a small ceremony attended by relatives and out of town guests including Mrs Helde of Montana. Bert Twombley of Brush was best man. Rev Dillon of Nebraska officiated. The couple left for Brighton then Chicago before returning to Fort Lupton.
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Bert Twombley
Brush
Lena Twombley
Rev. Dillon
Nebraska
Free Scholarships Help Philadelphia Nurses School
Philadelphia promotes nurse education with a large free two year scholarship program covering room board uniforms and travel. The Philadelphia School for Nurses reports 10275 patients served last year mostly free of charge and expands training to meet regional needs. Dr Eugene Underhill and Clara Barton discussed replication in New England cities with representatives from Lowell Salem Worcester and others. An 11 pound son was born to Dr and Mrs O F Broman at Greenville Hospital.
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Clara Barton
Red Cross Society
Philadelphia School For Nurses
Eugene Underhill
Oxford
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New England
Lowell
Salem
Worcester
Springfield
Bridgeport
New Haven
Providence
Chestnut Street
O. F. Broman
Fort Lupton Assault Case Involving Hudson Brothers
In Fort Lupton on October 6 Professor Cowan filed assault and battery charges against Bert Hudson after the older brother allegedly knocked him down following a prank by Bert’s younger sibling. Pupils claim the younger boy was severely whipped for ringing the bell against rules.
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Fort Lupton
Bert Hudson
Professor Cowan
Plans for $20,000 Airdome theater on Ninth street collapse
It is stated that the proposed vaudeville theater on the old Airdome site has not matured and no agreement exists with Greaves circuit. KE HK Thayer reports no theater will be built. Tom McKenna, former Airdome manager, had said a new theater would open within sixty days.
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Thayer
Greaves Circuit
Greeley
Tom McKenna
Plaster and Liniment Claim Superior Pain Relief
An advertisement touts a plaster dampened with Chamberlain's Liniment as superior for lame back pains, chest or side pains, and rheumatic pain. It promises prompt relief and notes availability from druggists.
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Chamberlain
Massive irrigation expansion in northern Weld county area
The Greeley Poudre contract led to 35 000 acres entering the district and petitions from homesteaders desert entrymen. The district now covers about 75 000 deeded acres with 15 000 more to come as petitions are processed. Overall 125 000 acres are targeted for irrigation plus valley lands in Laramie river and Cache la Poudre areas. Engineers begin a tunnel to divert Laramie River waters through Medicine Bow into Colorado, a historic arid lands project.
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Weld County
Board of Managers
Laramie River
Cache la Poudre
Colorado
Laramie
Medicine Bow Range
West
Tie the Farmer and Take Tru
Frank Thompson and Pierce assaulted and tied a farmer named Anderson near Fort Lupty to stop a contract dispute. They reportedly forced entry, restrained Anderson and a woman, and took a trunk from the house. A justice of the peace sentenced Thompson and Pierce to thirty days in jail.
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Ang Lis
Pierce
Fort Lupty
Anderson
Justice of the Peace
Thompson
Thompson Go
4Derson
Tesdenes
Sterling Car Demolished by Freight Train Collision
Special to the Daily Tribune reports a motor between LaSalle and Sterling was struck by a train at LaSalle track at 10 30 this morning. The front end of the car was demolished and sent down the track as the Denver Cheyenne local passed. The motorman, outside the car, avoided injury by not being in the cab.
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Daily Tribune
LaSalle
Sterling
Denver
Beet Pulp Feed Season Opens for Cattle and Sheep
With beet season starting the feeding period begins next week. The nutritious beet pulp is praised as a boon for cattle and sheep fattening, and feeders in the Greeley district are repairing corrals and troughs. Few cattle and sheep have arrived yet, but several thousand are expected. Prices remain high as feeders continue buying.
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Greeley
Denver Man Suffers Severe Black Eye After Train Incident
Peter Jensen of Denver entered a passenger train in Lucerne and sustained a black eye and a missing finger joint. Doctors concluded the injuries were limited to a discolored optic and a missing joint with Jensen unsure what struck him. He asked if an arrest had been made and expected release from the hospital in a few days.
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Greeley
Denver- Laramie
Mr. Spear
Peter Jeesen
Denver
Lucerne
Greeley Hospital
Jensen
Card Party at Eaton Hosts a Jolly Evening
Mesdames Hutchinson and Montgomen entertained at cards in Eaton on Tuesday. The house was decorated with sweet peas and carnations. Afternoon guests played high five and sixteen couples attended the evening affair after a three course dinner.
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Eaton Iy
Eaton
Mesdames
Nm Hutchinson
Chris Montgomen
Poudre Valley Lodge Prep For Grand Lodge Session
O U F members in Pueblo will host the annual grand lodge session next week with two drill teams attending. Greeley contingent shows good prospects in prize events and sixty Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will travel from Greeley for the event.
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Pans Poudre Valley
Grand Lodge
Pueblo
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