Antero Site to Build Giant Reservoirs in South Park
Greeley and Denver men form the Antero and Lost Park reservoirs company with 2 million dollars capitalization. Directors from Greeley and Denver elected. The project aims to reclaim 75 000 acres near Denver, south to Greeley, via two reservoirs with 3 200 000 000 cubic feet capacity, potential 2 000 000 000 Gothic feet on Antero site. A 4 000 foot dam will raise capacity. Surveyors to be sent soon. no irrigation district planned. bonds may be issued. Hospitals and nurses lectures planned. hospital to be self supporting, currently losing 50 to 100 dollars per month.
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D. B Wyatt
S. J. Peery
D. A. Camfield
William Marber
Charles F. Tew
Horace G. Clark
D. C. Wyatt
George Starbird
F. J. Reithman
Denver
Antero
Lost Park
South Park
Greeley
Platte River
South Platte
Platte
Fan Irrigation District
Greeley Hospital expansion nears completion and new staff
Greeley Hospital progresses rapidly on a new addition set to open for occupancy early next year. The enhanced facility doubles capacity with modern operating and maternity rooms, upgraded kitchens and dining areas, and a nurse staff training program led by Elmer the matron and Miss Oblandt.
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Greeley Hospital
Greeley
Elmer
Paula Ohlandt
Eht
Willard Parker
Spital
Chicago
Oblandt
Hall Foley Arrested on Cattle Stealing Charge Near Pierce
Deputy Sheriff arrested Hall Foley a ranch hand near Pierce on cattle theft charges. Witness Elizabeth Hudson holds a homestead claim nearby. Foley allegedly killed a young steer owned by James Rowe and sold the meat in Cheyenne. The hide was dumped in an old well. it was recovered later. Additional arrests include L A Stutsman Ed Smith and Anna Stutsman of Cheyenne.
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Hall Foley
Pierce
Sam Woland
Ault
Elizabeth Hudson
Foley
James Rowe
Cheyenne
Sludson
Eaton Growth Prompts Talk of City Limits Expansion
Eaton in Weld county shows rapid growth with new homes and business activity beyond old limits. Residents seek annexation to gain city services including light and water as a second railroad spur aids shipping and growth.
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Eaton
Weld County
Colorado
Sugar Road
Three in One Evening in County Turmoil
Three men were detained by officers last Friday night for safekeeping. One suspect caused trouble near Clayton beet dump driving farmers around, then fled into the Camfield hotel where he cried and was jailed after a chase. Two others were also picked up on the streets. Bessie Bliss returned to Boulder after visiting her mother.
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Clayton Beet
Frazier
Ewing
Kersop
Lane
Sheriff's Office
Florance
Undererif Williams
Camfield Hotel
Jed Williams
Bill Watk
Oil discovery near Oak street bridge sparks Greeley interest
The report describes oil and gas indications along the Poudre river near Oak Street Bridge. M C Evans, a noted oil man, secured leases while Robert A Hart pursued land options. A Greeley company plans drilling, with local investors in small amounts, while Evans funds operations from his own capital.
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Rocky Mountain News
Greeley
Oak Street Bridge
Poudre River
M. C. Evans
Texas
Kansas
Denver
Robert A. Hart
Hart
Evans
Greeley Falls to Fort Collins In Hard Football Clash
Greeley high school suffers its first defeat of the season 21 to 0 to Fort Collins. The defense held strong though unable to halt the 80 yard first half run by McCullough. Fort Collins relied on heavier line and punt returns to secure the win as Greeley seeks a rematch in Greeley on November 23.
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Greeley
Fort Collins High School
McCullough
Collins
Greeley Boys
Greeley Rooters
Platteville Man Seeks Missing Wife After Wandering Life
Fred C. Fick of Platteville says his wife left home a month ago after a troubled marriage begun five years earlier in Lincoln and formed a union with widow Mrs Roepka. Fick, now a farm hand, begs to find his wife and bring her back to their home in Julesburg.
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Fick
Denver
Platteville
Schmaling Brothers
Ililda
Alfa
St Elmo
Roepka
St. Kimo Hotel
Fred C. Fick
Lincoln
Neb
Julesburg
Weld county harvest values near five million dollars
The Greeley district nears finish for potato and beet harvests. Potatoes and beets alone are worth about 3.25 million dollars, other crops raise the total to 4 million, with potential total near 5 million if prices hit the peak.
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Greeley
Weld County
Two Confess in Gustafson Shooting Case
Otto Kepnic and Ed Nazle have confessed to involvement in the Rev. Oscar W. Gustafson shooting. Kepnic pledged to plead guilty after Nazle’s admission, with both men currently in the county jail awaiting the plea.
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Otto Kepnic
Ed. Nazle
Oscar W. Gustafson
Nagle
Grading Underway for Interurban Link to Denver
Work starts on the Greeley to Denver interurban line led by F O Olson with a goal to begin operation toward Evans by year end. The Greeley & Northern Railway & Utility Co plans two routes into town with freight facilities on the east Union Pacific side and a passenger depot on downtown Eighth Avenue.
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Greeley
Denver
F. O. Olson
Hill Roads
Michigan
Greeley & Northern Railway & Utility Company
Evans
Central Colorado Power Company
Idaho Creek
Burlington
Olson
Union Pacific
Eighth Avenue
George J. Spear
Tribune commended for rejecting quack medicine ads
Dr. Melville Black of Denver writes to Dr. C H Wolfe, praising the Greeley Tribune for its stance against advertising traveling doctors and quack nostrums. He notes the medical profession supports stamping out indiscriminate nostrums despite revenue concerns, urging continued influence against quack medicines.
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the Tribune
Melville Black
Denver
State Medical Association
C. H. Wolfe
Mgr
Greeley Tribune
Greeley
Cole
Melville Black Praises Tribune Fight Against Quacks
A letter from Melville Black, secretary, commends the Greeley Tribune for supporting public health efforts, condemning quack nostrums and quack doctors and urging physician leadership in hygienic advances.
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Greeley Tribune
Melville Black
Railroad men size up Greely region for western line
Judge Milligan of McPherson Kansas and Attorney Bryan of Lincoln Nebraska rode through Greeley on the Denver Laramie and North Western railroad survey to Seattle. They planned a swift return to visit Laramie Wyoming and consider adding this section to their territory. They believed Greeley held 5200 inhabitants per the 1900 census before seeing its true potential.
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Milligan
McPherson
Kno
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Denver, Laramie
Greeley
U. S
Birthday Dinner Honors West Family Elders
Last Thursday a dinner at Mr. and Mrs. George H. West celebrated Henry T. West and Mrs. M. A. Wheeler whose birthdays fall on the same day. West is listed with ages and family ties, while Wheeler, 88, has resided here since 1876 with daily walks to her daughter in town.
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George H. West
Mr. West
Henry T. West
Honor Mrs Hamnett A Trinity Guild Farewell Party
The Trinity Guild held a farewell party for Mrs Kate Hamnett in her honor at the home of Mrs Jared Durkee. About forty ladies attended as she prepares to move to Fort Collins and the group presented a gold cross to express their appreciation for her faithful work. Miss Myrtie Rhodes of Evans visited her sister Miss Mayble Rhodes last week.
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Trinity Guild
Kate Hamnett
Hamnett
Guild
Fort Collins
Jared Durkee
Odd Fellows to Bring 1100 Delegates to Greeley Convention
The state grand lodge J O O F met in Salida last week and voted to hold the next convention in Greeley in about a year. J E Snook A A Woodbury and E L Dunham helped secure the event which will draw 1000 to 1200 delegates and other Odd Fellows. The gathering will attract prominent attendees and bring valuable advertising to the city.
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Salida
Greeley
J. E. Snook
A. A. Woodbury
E. L. Dunham
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Greeley and
Bessie Bliss
Boulde
Oil and
Electric Railway Company
Old Greeley & Northern Railway & Utility Company
Tribune
State Medical Society
Mrs.hamnett
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