Marshall to Speak in Greeley for Democratic Rally
Thomas R. Marshall, Democratic presidential candidate, will deliver the only state talk in Greeley next Saturday evening, likely to be a Democratic rally for all of Colorado. Champ Clark is slated to speak in Denver and Cheyenne with a possible stop in Greeley as well, while Democrats push for gains in Weld and El Paso counties amid Republican splits. Governor Marshall and possibly Clark in Greeley are expected to boost Democratic prospects, with Wilson and Clark talks in Colorado Springs anticipated to sway El Paso votes.
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Ymond A. Eaton
Omas R. Marshall
Greeley
Colorado
Amp Clark
Denhe
Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Denver
Socrats
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Weld
el Paso
W. L. Clayton
Bull Moose
Marshall
Champ Clark
Wilson
Colorado Springs
Clark
Carolyn Tobey
Golden
Frances Tobey
Ethel Rice
Eaton
Martha Oster
Gilcrest
J. L. Dean
Keota
Boulder
Frances Eames
Aust
Mabel Wilson
Pearl Hodgell
Mabel Augustine
S. E. McCune
Platteville
R. F. McCune
J. S. Newwell
Windsor
JL. F. Kimball
Verle Harrison
Ninth Avenue
Oliver Howard
Templeton Cornelius
University of Colorado At Boulder
Miss Hudspeth
Kersey
Joe Gibson
A. R. Robertson
Lowry City
M. Bishop
Wyman
Margaret Statler
R. L. Peters
Goodland
Kan
James Peters
Knights of Pythias
J. Kutch
H. J. Houston
W. G. Hubbell
Eaton Huskies Trample Greeley High 42 to 0 in Oct. clash
Eaton Huskies crushed Greeley High 42 to 0 on Saturday, extending their unbeaten run to three wins this season. The game featured strong play, few injuries, and spirited rooting, with Eaton dominating most of the contest. Normal school and Denver Manual Training also yielded losses for their teams in separate matches.
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Ston
Greeley Ah
Eaton
Twe Nty
Lance
Denver
State Teachers College High Hool
Nerous
Teachers College
Wade
John Scholtz
Frank Rice
Roads hamper hauling as beets turn out well
Farmers face bad roads that hinder hauling beets to town. teams struggle with heavy loads and require extra trips. Despite the rough roads, work progresses this week and beet yields are turning out good.
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Gill
Little Locals shows local movers and illnesses in Greeley area
Judge J T Jacobs is ill and confined at home while Dr Ella Mead suffers an ear infection in Greeley hospital. A stream of residents and visitors pass through, including Laybourns moving to Greeley from Windsor and Kantz visiting with Equitable Life, plus several who travel to Denver Sterling and beyond.
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J. T. Jacobs
Ella Mead
Greeley Hospital
Frank Laybourn
Greeley
Windsor
J. F. Ireland
R. S. Dennis
Eaton
Fred Henkey
Duluth
W. H. Shields
Pittsburg
New York City
P. S. Kantz
the Sterling
Kantz
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
New York
C. J. Seem
Lyman Howard
Washington
Ind
Roussi
Howard
Harry Scott
Nellie
Fort Collins
Thompson
E. L. Dunham
J. C. Scott
Ed Smith
Bud
Ida Smith
Brocaked
Loveland
Hiram White
S. M. Hadden
Denver
Schoolmasters’ Club
Albany Hotel
Z. X. Snyder
G. R. Miller
Will Schuster
Oakland
Union Pacific
Sacramento
Schuster
Oak Park Woman Travels Home After Visit
Dr Frances Butcher of Oak Park Michigan recently left Thursday after visiting Dr Amanda Hamilton.
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Frances Butcher
Oak Park
Amanda Hamilton
Greeley Friday arrivals and local travels noted
Saturday news from Greeley records numerous residents and visitors: Miss Lillian Gleasman leaves for Haxtum to teach, Miss Gladys Harter and L. B. Knowles visit from Nunn, Mrs. Hollingsworth to Garnet for winter, J. M. Ferguson returns from the west coast, Adjutant James Hunter tours El Paso and Mexico, and many others are in town for visits, business, or travel. Also noted are church events, subscriptions, and beet crop yields in the area.
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Lillian Gleasman
Haxtum
Willis Eaton
M. A. Losey
Eaton
Greeley
Flora Heaton
la Salle
Louis Clancy
Dent
I. E. Miller
Collee
Gladys Harter
L. B. Knowles
Nunn
C. H. Russell
Barnesville
W. E. Brunell
Hardin
Ella M. Burbridge
Platteville
R. W. Hall
Marion Easton
Denver
Marjorie Boyd
H. ©. Grable
Laramie
Wyo
J. S. Grable
Walter Moore
Irma Fuller
Cheyenne
Roxye Adams
O. H. Adan
Mabel Sharp
Colorado Springs
Curt Hollingsworth
Garnet, Kan
Hollingsworth
J. T. Spear
Salima, Kan
Veleda Norris
LaSalle
Frances Meader
Topeka
The
Foreign Missionary Society
J. R. Mayne
Indiana
Fannie Mayne
N. F. Meek
H. W. Sizer
J. F. Adams
Marion
Mary Carpenter
Clella
Ottumwa
Winifred Sibley
Belle Sibley
Sibley
Louise Shepard
W. A. Ferguson
Migs Maud Wills
Tipton
Colorado
Fred Hencke
Los Angeles
Dora Deffke
Duluth
Minn
Joe Karr
Severance
Johnstown
H. Reynolds
C. F. Tew
C. H. Mulford
W. E. Rowe
G. A. Hodgson
R. G. Strong
Judge Graham
Hudson
A. M. McIntyre
Hugo, Colo
Miss McIntyre
A. L. Crofts
New York
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Raymond Wolfe
Eleventh Street
Ralph Henderson
Jennie Henderson
Henderson
Hallett-Henderson Drug Company
California
Colgate Company
Rebecca Wolfe
Adrianna Hungerford
Weld County
J. M. Ferguson
San Francisco
Joe Levin
Levin
Daisy King
Catalina Island
San Diego
James Hunter
Local social notes and travel plans in Greeley
Tuesday miss Stella Greenwall Corydon Iowa visits cousin Mrs J H Steck. Numerous residents travel to Denver Sedalia Mankato and other towns for visits and carnival trips. Lamps on sale 20 percent off. Mr and Mrs Bruce Eaton return from extended wedding trip east via Springfield Missouri fair and stock displays.
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Stella Greenwall
Corydon
J. H. Steck
Mary. M. Stone
Sedalia
D. K. Wyatt
Denver
L. Pearl Stevens
Mankato
Minn
C. A. White
J. L. Brush
Home Gas and Electric Co
J. A. Williams
Windsor
Greeley
Fort Morgan
Winifred Sibley
Miss Bruce
Margaret Nevin
Los Angeles
Katherine McElroy
Miss Nevin
Arthur Halsted
G. B. Halsted
F. S. Young
Ardelle
M. E. Bergeman
E. T. Owens
Mabel Williard
Sycamore
Canons City
Lizzie Bursham
Lela McNee
Blairsburg
S. F.brewer
H. C. Watson
Boulder
Chalmers Stockton
Virgil Stockton
John Davis
Davis
Bertha Whitman
Miss Whitman
J. W. Graham
John Deboo
James Stewart
H. C. Havener
George Rosebrook
Kersey
J. F. Weaver
Lima
J. A. Weaver
California
A. C. Robinson
Barnesville
Robinson
N. D
Mr. Robinson
Jo Gigoux
Henry Rankin
J. H. van Dorman
Colorado Midland
M. Ekeberg
Elsie
O. W. Gustafson
East
Gustafson
Ekeberg
Aurora
Ill
Miss Elsie
Bessemer
Mich
Meeker
Klock
Miss Schillig
Bartholomew Heads to New Mexico for Sheep Purchase
Monday N. D. Bartholomew departed for New Mexico to buy a flock of sheep. He plans to visit ranches and markets to select animals for his flock.
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N. D. Bartholomew
New Mexico
Road Repairs Advance Near Windsor
Windsor October 11 Walter Baldridge reports his road working crew camped two miles north of town. The road north of Windsor is being fixed up in fine shape as Commissioner Bolander visited recently and appears to have decided the roads around here needed attention.
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Windsor
Walter Baldridge
Bolander
Windsor Lecture Course Opens With Quintet at High School
The Windsor lecture season began with the first program at the high school auditorium. The Winona Ladies' Quartet performed to a large and pleased audience, delivering unusually pleasing songs from these celebrated singers.
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Windsor
Winona Ladies
Wheat and automobiles compete for the country’s sowing area
A columnist notes a shift in land use from wheat to automobiles, warning that the wheat area is not growing as quickly as vehicle production and road vehicles increase demand. The piece contrasts farming with industry and cites the national trend toward motorization impacting agriculture.
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Old Country
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