Farm lake dam project plans near Gornsion
N R Lee injured finger while working on a private reservoir near the headwaters of the Big Thompson. The 160 acre farm near A gulch will receive water from a dam 16 feet high designed to impound 140 feet of water and feed a North Fork Thompson line. Six workers have spent two months on the project supervised by contractor B Carlson of John.
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Gornsion
Rught
N. R. Lee
Lee
Eorth
Nies
Prinfair
R Lake
B. Carlson
Johne
Marston Taken to Sanitarium for Mental Care
A Grover ranch youth named Marston Caretom was taken to Woodcroft Iturium et Pueblo after a commitment by Deputy Sheriff Frazer. His wife Mrs Carstonll attended, and the strain led to a breakdown. The county reports he is slowly improving under care. Excursion rates announced for round trips to New Mexico and Texas points for homeseekers. call Colorado and Southern Ry agents for details.
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iJohn Caretom
Grover
Woodcroft Iturium Et Pueblo
Frazer
Carstontll
Cam
New Mexico
Colorado
Southern
Great Mary
Texas
Ava
Fisher
General Passens
Denver
Accident at Sugar Plant Injures Worker
At the Sugar Factory a worker named J. J. Mofachake nearly amputated a finger on his left hand while at work. His first finger joint hung by a shred of skin and was treated by a physician. The incident kept him from only an hour of work despite the severity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Mofachake
Hofsehale
Horsehule
Faculty Concert Opens Music Series at State College
The first concert from the music department filled the chapel with a large audience. The program was varied and interesting and received marked praise. Additional programs of similar character are planned for later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
Sven
Farmer Sets World Record for Wheat to Biscuit Turnaround
Beloit Kansas October 13 A farmer W Gabel achieved a world record by consuming a biscuit made from wheat threshed that day within thirty minutes. grain was rushed a mile and a half to a mill for flour then to a baker for biscuits, beating the prior hour record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Kan
W. Gs. Gabel
Here
Suffragists Win in California in Historic Vote
San Francisco reports woman suffrage carried California with 119,086 for and 117,408 against as 2,717 of 3,121 precincts reported. Margin likely grows by about 1,000. Initiative and referendum passed 135,151 to 44,865 and recall 148,572 to 46,299.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Chamberlains Tablets Aim at Biliousness Cure
Biliousness is caused by a disordered stomach and Chamberlains Tablets are a stomach medicine. They cleanse strengthen tone and invigorate the stomach regulate the liver and banish biliousness. For sale by all dealers.
Third Trial Ends in Dismissal in Brighton Hotel Case
In the county court Catherine Dreyer v. Co. Detert was dismissed after a costly three trials. The plaintiff sought breach of hotel leasing contract in Brighton while the defendants countered with damages for alleged repairs. A hung jury preceded yesterday’s dismissal and cost shippage.
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Catherine Dreyer
Brighton
Lame Back Relief Promised by Chamberlain Liniment
Brief local notice stating Cham Chamberlain's Liniment provides relief from muscular rheumatism and is available for sale at all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Jack Adamson Dead Near Lupton
Jack Adamson who lived three and a half miles north of town died of heart trouble yesterday. He was about 60 and leaves a wife and three children. He will be buried in the Brighton cemetery Sunday afternoon.
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Jack Adamson
Lupton
Brighton
OF CLUB DEAN HELLIN OF BOULDER UNI VERSITY TALKS
An article notes Dean Hellin from Boulder University speaks on club affairs. The piece outlines the dean’s remarks about student organizations and campus activities and the response from faculty and students.
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Dean Hellin
Boulder University
Dean Hilms urges Greek dress model for American women
Dean Hilms of the Liberal Arts school at the State University told the W. T. K. club that the art impulse should enliven everyday life and urged American women to develop Grecian dress styles rather than caricaturing themselves. He contrasted global beauty standards with American insensibility and noted the future religion will blend more art.
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Dean Hellms
Liberal Arts School
the State University
Dean Heliis
Dean Hilms
America
John T. Lister
E. B. Coulter
J. C. Ewing
Rhoda Haynes Roberts
Jesse Gale
Gideon
Randolph
Normal
Grand Jury Adjourns to October 24 for Witness Notices
The grand jury adjourned today until Tuesday, October 24, to notify witnesses and investigate other matters outside the jury room. It is expected the remaining work will be finished before month’s end.
Former Luptonite BE H McConnell Dies in San Diego
Word comes from San Diego California of the death last week of BE H McConnell a former resident of Fort Lupton who left the town five years ago. In Fort Lupton he conducted a mercantile business. He leaves a wife and two children and was a member of the Woodmen of the World.
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Lupton
San Diego
California
BE. H. McConnell
McConnell
Fort Lupton
Wilson family to move to Golden home soon
O. T. Wilson and family plan to leave for Golden shortly to establish a new home after living in the area for many years.
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O. T. Wilson
Golden
Leddy States Position on House Bill 200 and Roads Policy
Auditor A. Leddy of Colorado explains support for good roads and potential benefits if H R 200 is legal, but refuses to issue warrants without legal appropriations. He cites bond obligations of 330 000 and risk to his bondsman and self if illegality is upheld, fearing court orders may force warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Highway Commission
Man Declared Insane After Religious Mania Rampage in Grover
After John Carston of Grover was declared suffering from religious mania in county court, police arrested another man also displaying mental disturbances. The second man claimed to be a New York supreme court graduate, said he walked from Denver to Greeley, and prayed incessantly in the city jail. He appeared intelligent until religion was mentioned, then spoke wildly and did not seem to understand. He may be turned over to the county.
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John Carston
Grover
Greeley
Carston
City
Supreme Court of New York
Denver
Hoosick Falls
N. M
Valuation of District No 5 Increases for 1911 in Greeley
The 1911 valuation of school district No 5 covering Greeley shows an $580 rise from 1910. Assessor figures total $3,235,160 versus $3,234,580 last year. Three new districts bring the total to 109. levy decisions for 1911 are pending.
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Greeley
Lupton Ships Big Cabbage Volume This Season
Lupton notes strong produce shipments with Barwise 25 cars of canned goods Frink 38 cars Condengery 23 cars and cabbages totaling 325 cars shipped to date.
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Lupton
Barwise
Frink Company
Condengery
Wind Gusts Rip Through Greeley Area Causing Light Damage
Old Boreas tore through northern Colorado with strong winds and dust yesterday. Fences were knocked down where Russian thistle grew. trees shed branches and sheds blew over. A garage tumbled near W B Kinsella’s home but a neighbor moved the auto out in time. Rain fell lightly in Kersey.
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Boreas
Greeley
Colorado
W. B. Kinsella
Kersey
Aloaha Club Opens Winter Dance Series in Camfield Hall
The Aloaha club held its first dance of the season Friday evening in Camfield hall. The Williams orchestra provided music as guests enjoyed a prettily decorated hall and a strong attendance of young people. This kickoff starts a winter series of club dances.
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Aloaha Club
Camfield Hall
Williams
Martin Sentenced to Penitentiary for Robbery
John Martin, convicted of robbing ranchman John Taylor of a gold watch and money, was sent to the penitentiary by Sheriff McAfee for a term of three to five years after awaiting a motion for a new trial. Taylor was found in a river bottom in a stupor and remained unconscious for a day. Three women, Maude Martin and the Georgii girls, were implicated but not convicted.
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John Martin
District Court
John Taylor
McAfee
Martin
Weld
Taylor
Maude Martin
Georgii
Digs Six Thousand Sacks Potato Harvest
R. A. Dix of Kersey finished a 100 acre potato field yielding 6109 sacks. He notes a generally small yield this year but remains elated. Dix has begun digging his beet crop with beets testing at 18.6 percent.
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R. A. Dix
Kersey
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Braent
Ip Lee
Johnstown
Taidins
Marston
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City National Bank
Greeley, Colorado
D. A. Campteld
J. K. Neill
T. Clover
George D. Statler
A. S, Rogers
Asst
D. R. McArthur A. J, Condon J
Snider
B. Neill
Archie Morrison
Leddy
Springfield Mills
Simmons
Monarch
Derby
Cahill Dry Goods Co
Greeley, Colo
Farm Loans
A. L. Mumper Co
Browne
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J. V. H. Browne
Franklin
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