Same Old Faces and Methods at Weld County Headquarters
AREDECKAY notes Weld County Republican headquarters on Ninth street feels timeless with old faces: Mack, Jack Wylie, Col. Alexander Walker, Clyde Weber, Billy Wasley, and others working for the party. He recalls decades of campaigns, the “green room” tastings of campaign craft, and plans for future races as the Denver Times questions Guggenheim’s departure and funding.
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Solomon
Weld County Republican
Ninth Street
Eame
Big Mack
Harry Churchill
Jack Wyile
Leutenant
Col
Alexander Walker
Peckham, Platteville
Clyde Weber
Billy Wasley
Tayes Joe Ewing
Carpenter
Colorado
Lewis
Robert Bonyore
Denver Times
Guggenheim
Mack
Jack Wylie
Weld County
Aredeckay
Disease Threat to Weld County Turkeys Menaces Thanksgiving
Turkeys face a deadly outbreak of Entero hepatitis in Weld County threatening prices for Thanksgiving birds. Dr. B F Kaupp of Colorado Agricultural College urges prevention with cleaning and antiseptics while growers report heavy losses, including Frank Irwin who lost thirty birds near Gilcrest.
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Weld
Fort Collins
B. F. Kaupp
Colorado Agricultural College
Frank Irwin
Gilcrist
Turkey
Kaupp
Snook Honored at Colorado Odd Fellows Grand Lodge
Snook of Greeley was elected deputy grand master of the Colorado Odd Fellows at the grand lodge session in Cripple Creek. New officers were installed Friday. Denver chosen as next meeting site and home site for the Odd Fellows home in Arvada, called Highgran h 40 acres. Delegates Dr. W. M. Harmer and C. H. Wadsworth of Greeley attended.
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J. BE. Snook
Greeley
Colorado
Grand Lodge
Cripple Creek
Denver
Arvada
Highgranch
Dr. W. %. Harmer
Cr. H. Wadsworth
Mr. Snook
Local residents attend events and visits around Greeley
Mrs A Glasgow of LaSalle shopped in Greeley Saturday. Misses Marion Brink and Mollse Hilderman visited friends in Ault Sunday. W A Travis returned from a duck hunting trip near Platteville. Mrs C Rugh came back from Concordia Kansas. Mrs J H Brown and Mary Kelley of LaSalle were in Greeley Saturday. W H Gill attended a Shriner meeting in Denver and returned Saturday. J W Morgan and sister Mrs J Halbrook visited relatives near Fort Collins. Joe Newman and company were in Greeley Saturday with an entertainment in Ault.
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Marion Brink
Mollse Hilderman
Ault
J. H. Brown
Mary Kelley
LaSalle
Greeley
J. W. Morgan
Joe Newman
Morrison Returns From Denver Masonic Meetings
F. C. Morrison came back Saturday after a week in Denver attending Masonic gatherings.
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F. C. Morrison
Denver
Dunhams Return to Greeley After Week Away
Mr and Mrs E L Dunham travel back to Greeley on Saturday following a week away Mrs Dunham visited friends in Denver while Mr Dunham attended the grand lodge of the I FB at Cripple Creek
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E. L. Dunham
Greeley
Mrs Ellis Day and Miss Marie Golze Leave for Clinton
Mrs. Ellis Day and Miss Marie Golze, guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Golze, departed Saturday for Denver and then will proceed to their home in Clinton.
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Ellis Day
Marie Golsze
C. D. Golze
Denver
Clinton
McKelveys Return From Denver Auto Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McKelvey and family came back Sunday from a two day car trip to Denver. Mr. McKelvey's mother Mrs. Mary Mc Kelvey joined the trip home and will visit in Greeley.
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Vernon McKelvey
Denver
Mr. McKelvey
Mary McKelvey
Greeley
Wigim Visits Greeley Friends After Southern Trip
T. M. Wigim, a former resident, is visiting friends in Greeley after spending time in the south and east.
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T. M. Wigim
Greeley
Mr. Wigim
Miss Viola Miller Leaves for Kansas City Visit
Miss Viola Miller starts a month long trip to Kansas City Missouri and Ohio to visit relatives and friends. Mrs W C Hollingsworth will substitute at A J Park's store during her absence.
Decker Family Returns from Los Angeles Trip
Mr. and Mrs. BE. J. Decker and their son Harold came home Sunday from Los Angeles. Mrs. Decker spent about a year there and returned much improved in health. Harold joined her in June and Mr. Decker had gone four months earlier to attend the bankers' convention.
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BE. J. Decker
Harold
Los Angeles
Decker
Mr. Decker
Mrs Sadie Criss Returns From Brighton With Her Children
Mrs. Sadie Criss went to Brighton Saturday to bring home her three children who had been visiting grandparents. She has been ill with typhoid fever for four weeks and her parents have cared for the children during her hospital stay.
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Sadie Criss
Brighton
Miss Anna Robinson Visits Parents In City
Miss Anna Robinson from Denver spends a weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Robinson. She formerly reported for the Republican last summer and now teaches at Lincoln School in Denver and in the Longfellow public night school. John Ward, recently treated at the Pasteur Institute in Boulder, returns home fully recovered with receipts showing he paid half the costs for himself and his grandchild.
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Anna Robinson
Denver
John Robinson
John Ward
Boulder
Pasteur Institute
Ward
Denver businesswoman eyes Greeley store on Ninth avenue
Mrs. M. A. Kennedy of Denver, after fifteen years in business, visited Greeley on Saturday seeking a location for a ladies furnishing and notions shop. She plans a northern Colorado branch and was favorably impressed, expecting to secure space on Ninth avenue.
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M. A. Kennedy
Denver
Greeley
High Prices for Land Across Counties Reported
A clipping from a Greeley editor notes rising land values with examples from Douglas county Illinois where John Fulton sold 42 acres near Arthur for 225 dollars per acre and H F Kirk sold 80 acres nearby for 250 dollars per acre. The letter also mentions impending farm outmigration to Minnesota and tenant interest in H C Snyder’s farm. William Kidd and Grover Kidd plan to move next winter.
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Greeley
Tribune
Douglas County
Illinois
John Fulton
Arthur
A. J. Sixon
H. F. Kirk
L. A. Eakle
Minnesota
H. C. Snyder
R. Dedrick
Telephone Building Crowds Attend Greeley Exchange Dedication
A large crowd attends the opening of Greeley’s new telephone exchange, with Manager H H Croll and staff hosting a reception. The article traces the system’s growth from 1893 origins through 1901 when H H Croll took charge, noting expansions, current capacity, and the 183 thousand dollars invested in the local network. The event includes souvenirs for visitors and punch, reflecting local pride in the modern facility and its service expansion.
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Weld County
H. H. Croll
W. F. Cozad
Denver
J Cc. Griffith
W. F. Brown
John F. Greenwalt
Greeley Exchange
Greeley
Colorado Telephone Company
Reynolds
Fort Collings
Loveland
Longmont
Boulder
W. ©. Kitterman
Dstrict
Girlere
Spence
Leta P
Wetzel Returns From Denver Visit
J. A. Wetzel came back Sunday after a short stay in Denver.
Misa Richardson Visits Friends in Baton on Sunday
Misa Katherine Richardson spent Sunday visiting friends in Baton. The outing centered on social calls and leisure time with local acquaintances.
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Misa Katherine Richardson
Baton
Greeley Physician Narrowly Escapes Fire
Dr. C. H. Call a leading Greeley physician escaped suffocation after a fire started in his Main street room over Jac obs market. Firemen used chemical agents and water to control flames estimated at about 100 dollars. The cause remains unknown possibly a dropped cigar or cigarette. Dr. Call recovered hours later. A dog in the room refused to leave during the rescue.
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C. H. Call
Greeley
Jacobs’ Market
Main Street
Weld County Poultry Show Talents Growing in Colorado
The Weld County Poultry and Pet Stock association plans a December 14 to 17 show in northern Colorado. A Weld county representative will assist Denver organizers, with Charles Deffke named, and membership expected to rise to 200. Over $500 in special prizes plus cash awards promise top attractions for fanciers.
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Weld County Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Colorado
State Poultry Association
Weld County
Denver
Charles Deffke
Weld
North Side Country Club Sets New Year Program
The North Side Country Club met Thursday at Mrs. Maud Rienks home to outline the year’s program. Studies include American Literature Domestic Science and Music with planned discussions designed to be both interesting and instructive. Members from town and nearby rural areas are joining the club.
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North Side Country Club
Maud Rienks
North Side Country Club Sees Growth And Meetings
The North Side Country Club in Greeley reports over 390 active members with a year of planned work. Farmers wives gain time for reading music and study due to modern homes and conveniences. At Thursday’s meeting Mrs Anna Hopkins presented a paper on Geographical Description and Early History of Colorado. Mrs Jenneth Bliss spoke on Our Debt the Prairie Schooner. Mrs Jesse Wilson announced Productions and Inventions of Colorado. The next meeting is set for November 4 at Mrs Lucile Reid’s home.
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North Side Country Club
Greeley
Anna Hopkins
Colorado
Jenneth Bliss
Prairie Schooner
Jesse , Wilson
Lucile Reid
Vagrants Refuse Work in Greeley Street Corners
The city faces a dilemma over vagrancy and labor demand as police attempt to curb loafing on street corners. Contractor George Strubel offered 34 cents an hour for eight workers but 22 loungers declined, raising protests from farmers and concern over idle men and seasonal labor needs.
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Greeley
George Strubel
Deaths of Claudia Whitman 22 Month Old in Greeley
Claudia Margaret Whitman, 22 months old, died at her family home west of Greeley after a two week illness with a peculiar malady baffling physicians. She suffered apoplexy and paralysis of the right side, a condition rare in a child this young, with initial hope of recovery fading.
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Claudia Margar
Whitman
Claude Whit
Greeley
Mrs R K Stoneking in Greeley Saturday
Mrs. R K Stoneking of LaSalle visited Greeley on Saturday for a social engagement and personal errands.
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Union Pacific
St. Vrains
Greeley-Briggsdale
Greeley-Hungerford
Bureau of Railroad Information
Omaha, Neb
W. A. Travis
Platteville
C. Rugh
Concordia
Kan
W. H. Gill
Shriner
Mark
Crest Mills
Forest Mills
Forest
J. A. Wetzel
Inpant
R. K. Stoneking of
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