All Over Weld Farm Notes and Local Events
Beets average 20 tons per acre for W Shearer's crop and Fay's potatoes yield 150 sacks per acre. Claud Clarkson works for Goodman Neill. Brown plans sheep feeding on his farm near Irmer's Spur. Mrs Geo Green recovering, then ill again. John Talbot fractured leg at Noraj board event. Talbot couple selling home, living with Oneking while building near the west dump. Ault celebration attended by Huffsmith Malonee and Herriott. Wedding announced for Roswell Twiggs and Mamie Sisk at Evans. Juvenile club eyeing Halloween. cabbage stumps maturing for the night. Mae Prussel hosted friends last Thursday with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Shearer
Noraj
Ault
S. KR. Huffsmith
J. K. Malonee
P. H. Herriott
Roswell Twiggs
Cruttene
Ohio
Mamie Sisk
Evans
Mae Prussel
Community Notes From Greeley and Surroundings
Last week visits included Mrs Clarence Rudd and her father in Thompson in Greeley. Mr and Mrs Bush stayed with Sherman arkle family. Wrights and Clymers visited. Arthur Wright and Myrtle Cash ep wed in Evans last Thursday. Edna and Rose Dean spent weekend at home. Coffmans moved to the Dra a nd wintering with John Thompson. Oyster supper at LaSalle hosted by M W last Friday. Miss Waite wed at Highlandlake Oct 18 to Mr mpson, a rising Alahoma lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rudd
Greeley
Ihn Thompson
Bush
Sherman Arkle
Melvin Clymer
Baby
Oreland
James Wright
Arthur Wright
Myrtle Cashep
Evans
Justice of the Peace
Edna
Rose Dean
Jesse Coffman
Fort Collins
Dra
John Thompson
LaSalle
M. W
Exhibition at George Duvall's store features 24 pound sugar beet
Mrs Buckler was in Greeley Saturday. David Kelley has gone to Wyoming after sheep. A great many here will finish up pudding this week. An exhibition at George Duvall's store showcases a sugar beet weighing 24 pounds, raised by Charles Barelay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kelley
Local Notes From St. Joseph and Nearby Areas
Evans reports J L Cornelius on the list. Mrs Isaac Erickson moves into new home on Greeley road. J L McCain returns to fire duties after ten weeks illness. W Morrison loses two dairy cows Sunday. Alfalfa surplus noted. Miss Gay Myers of Missouri visiting St Joseph for Josephine Brubaker wedding? Dr Lonergan’s new platefront enhances store appearance. Tregoning and Paul Gregory seek rheumatic treatment at Idaho Springs. Union Pacific Railroad fails to supply enough cars for beet men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Erickson
Greeley Road
J. L. McCain
W. Morrison
Tregoning
Paul Gregory
Idaho Springs
U. P
Highland visitor and local crop notes in Berthoud area
Miss Nell Brown visited friends in Berthoud over Sunday. Nearly all the beet crop in this locality is turning out good. E. E. Oviatt was badly hurt when their engine fell through a bridge. Arthur Coles friends here will be sorry to learn he is sick with scarlet fever. A harness maker and shoe repairer will locate with Clint Smith soon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson visit his parents in Longmont before moving to Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Brown
Berthoud
E. E. Oviatt
Arthur Cole
Clint Smith
Roy Thompson
Longmont
Oklahoma City
Windsor Town Notes and Local Happenings
Lambs are arriving daily. Potatoes sell 60 to 65 cents per hundred pounds. Dr. E J Raymond is improving. John Berry remains unable to work. Dr F R Porter built a fine residence from his barn in the south town. Last week saw five drunks and four civil cases in justice court. Roller Construction began sewer work on Louis Kern’s lot. Sheriff Florance urged country residents to serve as jurors in Greeley next month. An incident involving B F Fosters potato gang caused a scare when a member had a fit and officers were summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Porter
Chipman
Justice Court
Roller Construction Company
Louis Kern
Florance
Greeley
B. F. Foster
Darkies
Windsor
Constable Beamer
Marshal Laybourne
Local Social Notes and Tragic Death in Big Bend
Big Bend society pages report Miss Pearl Sanford of Greeley visiting Miss Todd on Sunday. Mrs Mackey and daughter from Greeley visited friends Saturday. Raymond Pritchard, badly burned weeks ago, is regaining mobility. Mrs Parkins and John Samson of Johnstown visited here Monday. Mrs Robert Lee, daughter of Moorhie, died suddenly at her Platteville home Saturday morning leaving a husband and four children. Community offers sympathy to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackey
Greeley
Raymond Pritchard
Parkins
John Samson
Johnstown
Samson
Robert Lee
Ault Carnival Aims High as Water Drops
Last Saturday's carnival in Ault drew strong attendance and local chatter. Superintendent Harrison toured the Ault school while Miss Ola Coffee battled pleurisy and rheumatism. A. F. Ryan’s daughter recovered slowly from typhoid. Baptist Ladies' Aid planned a meeting with Mrs. R. L. Pence, who recently took a depot job in Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Ault School
Ola Coffee
A. F. Ryan
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
R. L. Pence
Eaton
New Residents Move Into McGlenn's Addition
J. J. Horton moved into his new house in McGlenn's addition last week. Tom Caldon and wife will occupy part of the house this winter. Peter Jones and family arrived from Nebraska last week and stay with Mr. Sheet. Several alleged bootleggers were run in last Sunday and discharged except one who was fined 50 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Horton
McGlenn
Tom Caldon
Peter Jones
Nebraska
Local social notes and community updates
Mrs. Chas. McKenney hosted a dinner with friends. Miss Adah Ellis of Loveland visited from Friday to Monday. Mrs. H. F. Sherman’s ill infant is improving. Modern Woodmen held an oyster supper in Stewart hall with Deputy Easterly of Denver speaking. Farmers faced extra potato sorting after last week’s freeze. Mrs. John Beattie visited her sister Mrs. James Beattie. C. E. Yonker, longtime U P railroad agent, leaves for Greeley to assume duties. Yonker family will be missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Sherman
Stewart Hall
Easterly
Denver
John Beattie
James Beattie
Local Notes From Berthoud and Nearby Areas
Robert Hardesty visits Berthoud on Tuesday as the Eichmann house receives a fresh coat of paint. The Friends buy a stand for Sunday school use. Neighbors harvest apples by halves for winter. Public school work proceeds under Miss Van Dorpin of Denver and Evans of Greeley. Beer makers prosper. John Carlson speeds by on his horse. Maud Clark returns to Colorado, welcomed by friends. Gid Clark’s horse, missing earlier, is found near Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hardesty
Berthoud
Eichmann
van Dorpin
Denver
Evans
Greeley
John Carlson
Maud Clark
Colorado
Gid Clark
Brighton
Beet and cabbage trade and social notes from Fort Lupton
Fort Lupton reports cabbage cars loaded at 75 cents this week while beet hauling continues after the storm. Wages include William Smith supervising beer weighing at Ione and O E Frink burying his cabbage to seek better prices. Della Twombly hosts Halloween at her home Friday night. Missionaries Charles Hewitt and wife visit relatives for a month. The Reiger versus Snouffer case is dismissed in Justice Fisher's court due to conflicting testimony. Beet raisers expect about two weeks more of good weather to finish a large crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Smith
O. E. Frink
Della Twombly
Reiger
Eaton W. E. Goodan Enjoys Denver Visit
Sunday sees Eaton W. E. Goodan spending the day in Denver. Various local residents are noted visiting friends in nearby towns including Sterling and Greeley. Florence TM Merrill travels to Boulder for a few days while T. C. Phillips moves into a new home purchased from E. W. Goodan. A. F. Searles recovers from a lengthy illness and is able to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Merrill
Boulder
T. C. Phillips
E. W. Goodan
A. F. Searles
McClure's Lightning Passage in Pennsylvania Assembly
A fast moving session led by Alexander McClure neared expiry as he pushed bills through. A vociferous member attempted an amendment, but the chair ruled it too late and directed the clerk to read the next bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Alexander McClure
Candles and Brass Hold Court in Early Domestic Lighting
The London Chronicle notes candles ruled domestic lighting in the early 20th century with tall brass candlesticks and snuffers, plated state pieces, and a bronze lamp that could shed a genial light yet burned costly sperm oil when used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Jerusalem
London Chronicle
Bristol Township narrowly missed becoming early U S capital
The Philadelphia Record notes Bristol Township on the east side of Germantown nearly became the capital site. A near tie among commissioners split four votes for Bristol and four for the District of Columbia, with Washington casting the deciding vote to place the capital elsewhere.
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Philadelphia
Bristol Township
Germantown
United States
Maryland
Virginia
Congress
Bristol
District of Columbia
Washington
Odd English Ad From Berne Guide Sparks Laughs
An English guidebook ad for a Berne inn proclaims the hotel is a favorite resort for solitude seekers and claims lonely travelers flock from the fore quarters of the globe. It adds strange etiquette notes about dress for dinner that amuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Jura Mountains
Nosey Cromwell a Famous Portrayed Figure
The description portrays Oliver Cromwell with a large head and rugged features. It notes warts on his face, a small mustache, bronzed complexion from sun exposure, and a notably large red nose. Nicknames include The Almighty Nose Nosey The Copper Nosed Saint His Noseship and Rosy Nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Oliver Cromwell
Times
A Good Book Keeper by W. P. James
A W P James notes book borrowers are incorrigible and collectors must accept churlishness as virtue. He recalls Ashley Sterry’s tale of a book collector who warns against lending yet shows shelves where every book was lent to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. James
Ashly Sterry
Swallows and Martins Bind Pellets with Mucous Glue
Swallows and house martins construct nests by sticking road mud pellets together using a mucous secretion. The mud is mostly gathered from drying puddles on the highroads, and without the adhesive the pellets would crumble when dry.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Boulder Rider
A Boulder resident extols Doan's Kidney Pills after kidney trouble caused backache and urinary issues. He cites quick relief and frequent use during attacks, praising the remedy as effective. The ad invites readers to visit H Reynolds & Co. in Greeley and notes Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo as U S agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
F. W. Conrad
Arapahoe Street
Colo
Colorado & Northwestern Railroad
Buffalo
N. Y
Dean
Greeley
H. Reynolds & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
United States
Meyers Grocery Co Clarifies Kansas Cream Flour Agent
The Meyers Grocery Co states they are the sole northern Colorado agents for Kansas Cream flour produced at Ellsworth mills in Ellsworth Kansas. The notice warns that a competitor’s similarly named product is an imitation and not equal in quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Ellsworth Mills
Ellsworth
Kansas
Meyers Grocery Co
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Constitutional Law Authority Satire
Quote contrasts two views of a presumed expert. The speaker jokes that the man is an authority on unconstitutional law rather than constitutional law, highlighting skepticism about legal authority and strong opinions on legality.
Albany Hotel Boosters Promote State Resources
Advertising matter ordered by Maher and Dutton owners of the Albany Hotel in Denver is sent nationwide to promote the state and its resources. The Albany management has become a natural headquarters for boosters as inquiries grow, indicating success for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Maher and Dutton
Boosters
Albany
Denver
Capable and Alarming. Percy fears Miss Isabel's gaze
In a dialogue from Life, Percy admits he is afraid of Miss Isabel who seems to pressure him to propose. Guy questions why, noting her unsettling effect when left alone with him. The exchange highlights social tension and romantic expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Isabel
Guy
S. L. W. Ranch on sale at easy terms
Harvey E. Witwer announces price advances ahead with many ranch farms now on sale. Prospective buyers are urged to visit the ranch or call 2172 black for full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. W. Ranch Company
Black
Harvey E. Witwer
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Mrs. Oneking
Beebe
Lucerne
Mrs. Buckler
J.L. Cornelius
St. Joseph
Gay Myers
Josephine Brubaker
Dr. Lonergan
Ayer
Avon
J. W
Tarum, Madill
Ind. T
J.c, Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
Highland Lake
John Berry
Big Bend
Miss Pearl Sanford of
Miss Todd
Henderson
Chas. McKenney
Adah Ellis of
Loveland
C. E. Yonker
U. P. Railroad
Mr. Yonker
Elwell
Fort
Lupton
U. P. Railway
Charles Hewitt
Japan
W. E. Goodan
John Nass
George Drummond
Sterling
Wm. Sheer
Wm. Platner
Jessie Jordan
the Model Milling & Elevator Company
Greeley, Colorado
Sanborn
Houston
First National
R. F. Graham
B. Petrikin
Caahier
John 8S
DAVIS
Asset Cashier
Asa Sterling
E. BR. Thayer
D. B. Wyatt
Robe
MalVandin
Capital
Teele
Bright's
Doan
G. K. Chesterton
the Gas Co
Catarra
Hay-Fey
York
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
Nice
Sixth Street
Martin Bros. & CO
Market St
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