Price in Two Bargain Week for Tribune Debt Payoff
The Tribune offers a half price two year to ten year subscription plan from November 1 to 10 to raise 2300 for the office building debt. Past success included high ten year prepaid subscribers and varied payments, with price rising to two dollars after November 10. Also recounted is a football game where Greeley rallied to tie Cheyenne 12 to 12, with key plays and players named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
A. J. Raton
M. B. Gill
G. BE. Adams
8. A. Moore
D. M. Lewis
Tribune Aut Bers
Wo Schass
Colorado
Tie With Cheyenne In A Close High School Football Game
Greeley and Cheyenne battled to a 12 12 tie at Meekerfield last Saturday in a hard fought game. Cheyenne, the stronger team, initially led but Greeley rallied with key runs and a 40 yard pass to Brash before Rankin broke through for a 40 yard TD. Brash added the extra point.
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Cheyenne
Meekerfeild
Greeley
Brushy
McCreery
Brash
Rankin
Bryan to Speak in Greeley Saturday Morning
William Jennings Bryan will speak in Greeley Saturday at 10 am from the park grandstand unless weather forces the meeting to move to the armory. The event highlights Bryan as a key Democratic figure visiting northern Colorado with stops in LaSalle Sterling Fort Collins Boulder and Denver.
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William Jennings Bryan
Greeley
Bryan
Colorado
Mr. Bryan
Colorado & Southern
LaSalle
Sterling, Colo
Ryan
Charles F. Tew
W. L. Clayton
Park
Armory
Fort Collins
Boulder
Denver
Fort Collins Man Cleared After Vagrancy Arrest
City Marshal Eugene Williams jailed William Marfield for vagrancy last week. A mistake surfaced after a sixty day sentence when Marfield was found to possess 40 dollars he hadn’t disclosed. Known Fort Collins resident, he sat on the spud bench awaiting property review when arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Williams
William Marfield
Fort Collins
Marsfield
Marfield
Lumberman William Burkhart Returns to Greeley
William Burkhart, who recently visited British Columbia to oversee lumber interests, came back to Greeley last Saturday on business. He reports the lumber trade is thriving beyond expectations and he is likely on a path to substantial profits.
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William Burkhart
British Columbia
Greeley
Sugar firm appeals to farmers over beet pileup crisis
Greeley sugar factory managers warn of potential losses of 200000 to 250000 this season as capacity falls short of the 100000 tons of beets arriving in Weld county. Farmers hesitate to silo or pit beets, prompting field piling and half empty unloading, while company officials urge silos and offer 50 cents extra per ton to encourage storage and reduce spoilage.
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Greeley
Weld County
Sugar Company
Arkansas Valley
Farmers consider railroad from Greeley through Pleasant Valley
A Linden school house meeting heard Utah Houseman of the Denver Greeley and Fort Collins railway company outline a plan to acquire right of way with an indemnity bond. Local subscriptions total about 84 000 with 25 000 needed for the right of way and funds to be prorated if needed. The First National Bank holds the subscription paper. Mrs J G Evans and daughter Mrs Anna Langtry traveled to Denver. Evans to stay a week or more.
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Linden School
Greeley
Pleasant Valley
Utah Houseman
Denver, Greeley
First National Bank
Greeley Library Move Gains Wide Support Across Clubs
A large meeting of the W. T. K. club and the Unity church group discussed funding a new free public library for Greeley. Mayor Green proposed bonds or a $10,000 subscription plan, with site on city hall property, and many clubs pledged help plus possible 15,000 in subscriptions. Committees planned within a month to start fundraising and site planning.
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Greeley
W. T. K. Club
Unity Church
J. F. Fezer
E. R. Thayer
Frank Green
City Hall
H. N. Haynes
Greeley Club
Commercial Club
W. McCreery
Haynes
R. W. Bullock
Progress Club
Susan Adams
Meeker Memorial Association
Greeley Library Association
J. L. Bartlett
W. G. Chambers
O. A. Petty
The
Social Science
Denaturized alcohol to be controlled by Standard Oil
The report notes Standard Oil plans to dominate denaturized alcohol as it does oil. Denaturing will occur in bonded warehouses under tight government supervision, with production by a few large plants and price control by the trust.
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Standard Oil Company
Standard
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Finest in the West at State Normal museum
Prof A L Adams named curator aims to make the State Normal museum second to none in the west within a year. The bird collection will exceed 300 specimens and display nests and natural surroundings in cases for student study. The museum will use a new work room and be housed near the library with Adams, a seven year Kansas University taxidermist, leading its transformation.
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State Normal School
A. L. Adams
Adams
University of Kansas
Greeley
Globe Trotter Here Visits Greeley Brother in Law
W A Driver of Fresno California arrived in Greeley last Monday morning for a short visit with his sister Mrs Charles Camp. He has traveled the world and crossed countered it several times since last in Greeley and is en route to South America. He has spent years traveling and bought land in South Africa around the Boer War period. His hobby is land and he often makes deals pay in remote places.
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W. A. Driver
Fresno
Calif
Greeley
Charles Camp
Driver
Cross
South America
South Africa
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Enne
Wyatt
Hammett
Brush
Mitchell
Hamnett
Hannett
Eneen
Wyoming
MR. Bryan Coming
Will Denver
Lincoln Park
J. G. Evans
Anna Langtry
Langtry
Evans
Newman
Circle
Chambers
Mary Bliss
A. K. Clark
Graphic Club
F.merten
J. W. Lakin
Salamagundi
W. C. Thomas
E. B. Coulter
Board of Education
C. E. Carter
State Normal Museum
Globe Trotter
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