Wilson Leads In New York Herald Straw Poll Fourth Week
The New York Herald fourth weekly straw poll shows Woodrow Wilson with a strong lead, Roosevelt second, Taft third in most debatable states. Electoral breakdown suggests Wilson could win 312 votes if he holds 25 of 33 polled states, with Southern states adding 126 and four unpolled states 18 more, totaling a decisive majority.
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Travel Club Plans a Trip to Glasgow and Loch Lomond
Eaton October 25 The Travel club will meet next Tuesday at the Congregational church. They will visit Glasgow to view the art gallery and then proceed through Lewis Lomond and Katherine to enjoy scenery and hear reviews of Scott and his works The Lady of the Lake Rob Roy A solo by Mr Adams and Scotch songs by Harry Lauther phonograph.
Grand Rally Planned for Wilson Day in Denver
Denver Democrats arrange a Wilson Day program on November 2 with an old fashioned supper at 5 PM followed by a monster meeting in the Auditorium. An expected crowd of 200 or more is anticipated for the event on Woodrow Wilson day.
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Waterworks Finished After Pipeline Completion
Milliken residents celebrate as the town completes its new water works system. The final pipes were laid and connected on Wednesday. Trenches in remaining spots will be filled by Saturday night, with full operation expected by early next week.
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Straw vote on presidential candidates on train ride
Rev Joseph L Thompson of First Christian church in Greeley conducted a straw poll on an incoming Union Pacific train from Kansas City. Wilson led with strong support while Theodore Roosevelt Bull Moose and Eugene Chapin the prohibitionist were only four votes apart for low man. Roosevelt had six votes and Chapin two as Debs the socialist trailed.
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Mass meeting to discuss amendments in Windsor
Windsor officials announce a mass meeting at the high school auditorium on Tuesday evening October 29 to discuss proposed laws and amendments for the upcoming election. All citizens are urged to attend and present views or ask questions while the school orchestra provides music.
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Milliken Begins Work on New Mill
Milliken citizens celebrate as construction starts on a new mill. So far workers have prepared window frames and began building work, with expectations that full construction will start within a week. A stockholders meeting this week placed orders for machinery and materials.
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Tuberculosis Talk At State Teachers College
Dr G R Pogue spoke to students in chapel on tuberculosis prevention urging outdoor sleeping and housing from inside out while noting higher fatality among the colored race. He advised requesting literature from the national bureau of health and personal study of prevention methods. Harvey D Nesbit, Nelson Demorest's nephew, joined Colorado College Glee Club as a freshman. the ensemble plans a northern Colorado tour around the holidays.
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Mrs Ferguson Dies After Short Illness in Greeley
Mary Ferguson died at her Greeley home after a two day illness of acute indigestion. A 60 year old Scot born in Scotland who came to America young, she had lived in Colorado for 35 years. Survived by son A W Ferguson of Greeley and daughters Mrs R E Bovard of Greeley and Mrs M O Fairchild of Casper Wyoming. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Residents urge Weld county road repairs east of Mead
A reader from east of Mead Weld County urges rapid road improvements on a section one and a half miles east of Mead. He notes the road is among the worst county roads in Weld and explains farmers haul beets grain and manure to pass. He cites Mr Levis and calls for convict labor or similar action to fix the road so beer haulers need not wait half a day.
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Reunion of Pioneers Among Colorado Settlers at Congregational
The Union Colony pioneers gathered Thursday at the Congregational church for a reunion. After dinner a social program followed. J F Feser’s talk was praised and ordered printed. Mrs. Petrikin and Miss Hanna sang. talks were given by H N Haynes and R E Hanna. J C Shattuck read.
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Platteville High forms basketball team
Platteville High School fielded a boys basketball team after organizing this week. Players began daily practices, with plans to compete in upcoming games in the town.
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