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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1911

Page

7

Trinidad student shot and killed in college town

G C Star of Trinidad, 20, was killed by James Chisholm, 18, in a YMCA room at Colorado college area. The two agricultural students had been friends, quarrelled during a stroll, and a .32 revolver discharged as Chisholm claimed the weapon and attempted to call for a doctor. Stafford died in the lobby and later in his room.

Fort Collins G. C. Star Trinidad James Chisholm Chisholm Stafford J. Rd Nevada Avenue Lyons

Sterling to Have a Fine Dining Room in New Cafe

Mrs. Mary Gracy, proprietress, will move the cafe to the Sterling el, taking over next weeks from Sunday. The hotel aims to run a first class dining room with regular meals at popular prices and after theatre service. A large early patronage is anticipated as locals shift meals from Gladstone to the new cafe. The Presley-Werton church youths held a jolly social Monday with a good crowd and enjoyable evening.

Mary Gracy Sterling el Greeley Gladstone Grady Presley- Werton Thc

Mother Falls Crushes Babe in Tragic Accident

October 12 at 6 o'clock, Mrs Kr Anderson carrying her six months old baby to a wagon fell. The infant's head was crushed and feared fatally wounded while the mother, an Oklahoma native, and another child were hurt. Medical aid rushed to the scene as the family faced tragedy and possible further losses.

Jalle Anderson Andersons Oklahoma

Country Club Tries Simplified Spelling

North Side Country club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Alfred Leaver's home for a simplified spelling contest. Mrs. C. B. Tisdel presented the paper on Simplified Spelling, with Mrs. S. A. Bradfield delivering a fine talk on Industrial Education. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs. A. N. Lyster's home.

North Side Country Club Alfred Leaver C. B. Tisdel A. Bradfield A. N. Lyster

Speer Pushes Municipal Market Plan Before DAR

Denver mayor Robert W. Speer urged a municipal market approach to curb price gouging and unfair profits in life’s necessities. He argued city action should protect consumers, foster legitimate business, and replicate competition seen in Seattle and Portland, while addressing sugar prices and trade restraints.

Denver Robert W. Speer Samuel McMurtrie Speer Seattle Portland Arah Pratt Decker Henry B. Wood

Heart Disease Fatal to Girl from Loveland

Miss Vera Peak of Loveland died suddenly in Ogallalla Nebraska at age fifteen from heart trouble three days after visiting LaSalle. Her father George Peak brought the body home to Loveland where her mother remains in critical condition from the shock. brother Frank Peak met him with an auto upon arrival.

LaSalle Nebraska Via Peak George Peak Loveland Vera Ogallalla Neb Frank Peak

Brotherhood Banquet Tonight at Local Church

The Methodist Brotherhood holds its annual dinner for members wives and sweethearts this evening in the church basement. A short program and social follow the meal as the group showcases its large membership and active meetings.

Methodist Brotherhood Brotherhood

Injured man in Loveland hospital in serious condition

A man injured in a Wednesday evening runaway is hospitalized in Loveland and listed in serious condition. Doctors say injuries are severe but improving and hope for recovery remain.

J. ©. McLucas Loveland Hospital Loveland Roy McDerm

Colorado Teachers Association Annual Session in Denver

The Colorado Teachers' Association schedules a three day Denver meet from November 27 to 29 with lectures by over a hundred Colorado teachers and four out of state professors. Social events include alumni dinners and a large reception by the Denver Teachers' Club. A Sunday union service at First Presbyterian, with Governor Shafroth in attendance, precedes the sessions.

Colorado Teachers’ Association Denver City Denver Teachers’ Club University of Wisconsin Edward A. Steiner Grinnell ,College Iowa Hattie Moore Mitchell Drake University Des Moines

Foley's Honey and Tar 광고 block

Advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound urging use after exposure to feel relief. Mentions genuine yellow-pack product and three Gilbert Bros. stores located at Park Place Opera House building and Sterling building.

J. Bros Park Opera House Sterl- Rotator Foley Gilbert Bros Park Place Opera House Building Sterling Building

Real Estate Transfers in Barnesville and Greeley

Warranty deeds recorded transferring numerous parcels in Barnesville and Greeley. Transactions include Charles E. Anderson to Chas T. Ahlstrand for Lis 15 16 17 B48 at 375, and Charles E. Barnes to Charles E. Anderson for Lis 15 16 17 B48 at 350, plus various transfers involving Lts, additions, and townsites with prices from 1 to 1500 dollars. Local names include Ahlstrand, Moody, Grant, Johnson, Mart in, Reed, and Walker amid street and subdivision references.

Anderson Chas. E Chas. T. Ahlstrand Barnesville Alliger Gill Ahistrand Charlee T George Drummond Baldwin Jane Daniel A. Lord Barnes Charles E Charles E. Anderson Lis Harper Bertha E. Ramsay Greeley Rosenthal Max Harney Land & Townsite Co Harney Reed C. H Artemisia D. Reed Evans Sanborn W. H Lou Bl More Walker Elizabeth J Walter C. Keaver Lupton Wyatt L. L Chas T. Ahlstrand Kuner Wadsworth C. J. Fisher

Parsonage Fund Growth at S L W Ranch Church Harvest Event

The Harvest Home Festival in a S L W ranch barn raised over 60 dollars for the parsonage fund. About 65 attended from Greeley. Notables include W B Culver C W Gilbert C T Neill Dr W H Wood J T Clough A L Knous Mr Klein and Mr Piper attended with autos and families.

S. L. W. Ranch Oid Society Greeley W. B. Culver C. W. Gilbert C. T. Neill W. H. Wood J. T. Clough A. L. Knous Klein l Piper

Windsor Woman Slays Coyote With Ax

Windsor, Oct 16. Mrs. W. A. Scott defended her poultry from a large attacking coyote. She called her dog, used a lantern to locate the animal, and with the dog’s help cornered it before delivering a fatal ax blow to its head.

Windsor

Four Hundred Beet Sugar Factories Needed for U S

Washington reports that to meet national sugar demand 400 beet sugar factories are required, matching the 70 plus existing plants across 14 states. B. T. Galloway notes seed import remains a hurdle, but domestic seed production is improving.

Visit to Hitchens Grave After Fifteen Years

Relatives finally visit the grave of George S. Hitchens in Linn Grove Cemetery in Greeley after more than a decade. His niece Mrs. M. P. Ketcham and Mrs. A. Berthman of Denver locate the site, make arrangements for care, and inform other family members by letter.

Linn Grove George ST. Hitchens M. P. Ketcham A. Berthman Denver Greeley George S. Hitchens West Ketcham East Mr. Hitchen

Kensington Club Hosts Mrs Beer and Guests for Afternoon

Mrs. C W Beer entertained the Kensington club ladies at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Larson of Stanton Town and Mrs A M Green of Greeley attended, with Mrs Green giving several recitations. Miss Adda Beer assisted in serving refreshments.

Kensington Club C. W. Beer Larson Stanton, Town A. M. Green Greeley

Beets Loaded at Gill Gil Station Yield High Test

Beets are being loaded from this station as fast as cars can be obtained. Fields average 18 to 21 tons with tests unusually high up to 19. Prices run to 6.25 per ton and tests run about 2 percent higher than last week in many fields.

Gill Gil

Mrs Rainwater and Smitha Head South for Winter

Mrs. Virgil Rainwater and her brother J. L. Smitha traveled to Phoenix Arizona for the winter. Smitha moved from St. Louis six months ago for health reasons and plans to return to Greeley in the spring.

Virgil Rainwater J. L. Smitha Phoenix Ariz Smitha St. Louis Greeley

Weld County Adopts Campaign to Endorse Road Districts and Advertising Fund

Platteville reports a cannery campaign of 45 days ends with strong tomato output totaling 110 765 cans and 75 barrels of catsup. Milliken and Orgao helped supply produce from 132 acres. Commercial club seeks signatures for a Weld County road district petition and endorses a permanent exhibit plan from Denver Chamber of Commerce. It backs creating a county advertising fund up to about 2000 annually under state law.

Platteville Milliken Orga Denver Chamber of Commerce Weld County

Pioneer Observes Birthday at Early Greeley Home

Ovid Plumb an early Greeley settler is celebrated on his 88th birthday at 1207 Sixth Street. A noon family dinner honors his two sons E K Plumb and A M Plumb and their families. Friends from the colony visit in the afternoon presenting flowers as the Plumb home and garden recall New York roots and pioneer days.

Ovid Plumb Greeley Sixth Street E. K. Plumb A. M. Plumb

Toddlings Hoax: Baby Returns Home From Far Walk

A one and a half year old boy in north Greeley wandered six blocks from his home while his mother visited Mrs. F H Young. Neighbors searched at dusk before Kenneth Albert located his own yard and resumed play, leaving questions about the child's plans.

North Greeley Kenneth Albert J. Albert F. H. Young

Ladies as Minstrels in Fort Lupton Soon

The Thursday Afternoon club will stage a two act black-face farce titled Sunbonnets next Thursday evening. Local dances and minstrel jokes with a local flavor will entertain. men may attend for a paid fee reflecting the quality of the fun.

Fort Lupton

Good Crop Record on Wyatt Ranch Near Ault

T. T. Wilson, manager and part owner of the Wyatt ranch near Ault, reports strong yields across 1600 acres. Potatoes, though blighted in parts, averaged 50 to 65 sacks per acre. one wheat field yielded over 41 bushels per acre. oats produced 75 to 80. Beets on 250 acres are satisfactory.

T. T. Wilson Wyatt Ault

Second Disaster in a Month Strikes McLucas Family

J C McLucas of 1218 Sixth street lies in Loveland hospital in critical condition after a wagon runaway near Loveland. He and stepson Roy McDermott were knocked from the wagon when a drunk or insane driver fired a revolver at the team. McLucas previously suffered injuries a month earlier in the mountains.

J. C. McLucas Sixth Street Loveland Hospital Mr. McLuess Loveland Roy McDermott Love Molwucas McDermott Mel_ncas Son-L-An Daueghter W A. Bartholomew Meluecas N. D. Bartholomew McLucas

Railroad completes depot grounds with parks and ditch work

Eaton depot grounds are being laid out by the Union Pacific Railway company. Two parks will be built with a graveled roadway along one side. The town ditch has been dyked and a wagon crossing erected, all at the railroad's expense.

Eaton Union Pacific Railway Company

Deer Cost One Thousand Dollars Each In Colorado

Colorado hunters killed only 24 deer in the first six days of October according to State Game Commissioner James Shinn. The low tally marks the smallest deer harvest in state history, with estimated costs around $1,000 per deer based on license holders and assumed $20 per hunter.

Denver Colorado James Shinn

Lupton Opens New Water Works At Fort Lupton

Lupton completes water works at a cost of 35000 dollars begun July 1. The system is ready to supply clean water to residents and livestock, with bonds sold at par to fund the project.

Lupton

Notice of Application to Lease State Lands in Weld County

R and Drake of Greeley Colorado applied for lease No A 24 on school lands in Weld County. Land described as NEY Sec 16 Twp 5 N R EX NW Sec 16 Twp 5 N R. No other lease applications will be considered after November 2 1911. B L Jefferson Register State Board Land Commissioners. First publication Oct 12 1911 last publication Nov 3 1911

State Board of Land Commissioners Denver Colo R. & Drake Greeley Weld County Colorado Ney B. L. Jefferson Register State Board Land Commissioners Greeley Tribune Harvey BE. Witwer Wands Boe

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Mmllege Chum Oy. Me Ae Building Gti AGGIE Chisholm et sfore _C. Sta James Terling Bylery O'Grady The Babe Country Club Club Women of Colorado Association SS Es S.L.W. Ranch Church Coyote United States Washington Union Department of Agriculture B. T. Galloway Bureau of Plant Industry Europe Germany Austria-Hungary France California Michigan Utah Idlaho Wisconsin Arizona Ilinois Kansas Minnesota Montana New York Ohio Oregon Idaho States Hitchens Wyatt Ranch M'Lucas
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