Green and Beardsley Married in Quiet Civil Ceremony
Miss Anna E Green and Eugene D Beardsley wed this afternoon in Greeley. Rev M R Kerr officiated at the Unitarian church with no guests present. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs L C Green, is a Greeley High School graduate. Beardsley, son of Prof A B Beardsley, will be principal at Pictou School near Trint Ve. The couple planned to marry before his departure and will relocate together after securing a residence.
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Anna
Pictou
Trint Ve
Beardsley
News Notes From The Normal School Personnel
The piece lists faculty returning from abroad D D Hugh Alice Kracke wacer Frances Tobey and ER Maud Cannell. Prof R W DeBusk joins psychology in place of Dr Harreman promoted to head of department. Prof Russell son of Dean Russell will head a high school department. News on the new training school second story walls rising and Guggenheim building corner stone set for September 206. Albert Tuck and Rev Harry Warner plan a walking trip from Blanca Colorado to Estes Park Flat Top Mountain Grand Lake returning via Clear Creek Canon. Warner previously preached in Greeley and attended the Methodist conference Port Morgan.
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D. D. Hugh
Alice Krackewacer
Prances Tobey
Maud Cannell
Harreman
Waddle
Los Angeles
Russell
Russel
Columbia University
Guggenheim
Slco
Albert Tuck
Harry ‘Warner
Blanca
Colo
Stet Park
Flat Top Mountain
Grandake
Warner
Greeley
East Side Church
Port Morgan
Miss Norma Truelson and Roger Wilson Wed in Edgewater
A wedding in Edgewater on Thursday evening united Miss Norma Truelson and Roger Wilson of Greeley. The ceremony at the bride’s parents home drew 125 guests. The bride wore white Persian lawn with a myrtle wreath veil. The couple will reside at 4315 West Twenty sixth Street in Denver.
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Greeley
Edgewater
Norma Truelson
Roger Wilson
James Truelson
Mies Katie Truelson
Jack Wessenger
John Deboo
Hazelton
Greeley Ujp
West Twenty-sixth Street
Denver
Union Pacific Case Not Dropped in Greeley Suit
A Denver law firm confirms ongoing Union Pacific railroad litigation with the city of Greeley and connected lines. They report stipulations reached and aim to bring the matter before Judge Robert E. Lewis in Denver for a final hearing this month, with a December appeal to the circuit court. A conference of interested attorneys will be convened in Denver soon.
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U.P
Union Pacific Railroad
Greeley
Joseph C. Ewing
Vaile, McAllister
Vaile
Burlington
Denver
Union Pacific
Robert E. Lewis
Federal Court of Denver
Circuit Court of Appeals
Judge Hatch Verdict Favors Ferguson In Civil Suit
Justice Hatch awarded John Ferguson 240 dollars against Judge Pressley over a note payment. Pressley claimed an offset, but Hatch preferred Ferguson’s position in the case tried Friday in the Hatch court.
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Court of Justice
J. & Stanley Leave Cedar Rapids on Tuesday
J. and Stanley departed Cedar Rapids Iowa on Tuesday heading to an unspecified destination. No further details available in the surviving text.
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J. & Stanley
Cedar Rapids
Reservoir men explain water completion amid receivership
John Hayes and F W Taylor met district farmers at a mass meeting in Hudson. Taylor stated the Denver Reservoir Irrigation company would finish ditches in time to supply water for current crops. He said receivership would not delay work and urged full wheat planting while noting notes would not be demanded this year due to drought.
Death of 15 Month Old John H Harbottle from Whooping Cough
The 15 month old son of Mr and Mrs John Harbottle died after a long illness at their home 1443 Seventh Street. He suffered from whooping cough and later stomach trouble. Private funeral services are set for 9 30 Sunday morning at the residence with interment in Linn Grove cemetery.
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John H. Harbottle
John Harbottle
Seventh Street
Linn Grove Cemetery
Petition Drives Eleventh Grade Addition in Kersey
Citizens of Kersey seek to add an eleventh grade by finishing an extra room and hiring a teacher for the first month if bonds fail. A school board petition pledges to cover all costs, while the election date remains September 24. Most taxpayers signed the petition, two abstentions noted.
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Kersey
Silo Erection Advances on Weld County Dairy Farm
Mayor Houston builds the county's first silo on his Greeley area farm to store silage for dairy use. Brockway assists with dairy operations and corn crops grown for silage. The cement block silo, with high capacity, is touted as superior feed for milk production as the dairy expands with plans to add Jerseys next month.
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Weld County
Houston
Greeley
Brockway
Reception Honors Miss Hope Kerr At Kerr Home
Rev and Mrs M R Kerr hosted an informal reception Friday night for their daughter Miss Hope Kerr who recently arrived from the east. A large gathering of young people enjoyed music and light refreshments served by Mrs Kerr and the Kerr sisters. Miss Luna Smith hosted the Baptist choir after rehearsal, where guests joked about a circus with a guessing contest of circus cage occupants and circus style refreshments.
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M. R. Kerr
Miss Hope
Miss Kerr
Kerr
Misses Kerr
Berlin-born Rosborough to preside at Presbyterian service
John Rosborough, recently from Berlin, will preside at the pipe organ for church services at the Presbyterian church Sunday. He is connected with the conservatory of music at Lincoln Nebraska and has just returned from abroad. While in Greeley he guests of his cousin J B McCutcheon and family. Miss Mary Kendel leaves soon for New York City to continue musical studies and will sing Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church.
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John Rosborough
Berlin
Presbyterian Church
Prof. Rosborough
Conservatory of Music
Lincoln
Neb
Greeley
J. B. McCutcheon
Mary Kendel
New York City
Poe Returns from Denver This Morning
Mrs. 8 8 reports that Poe arrived in the city this morning after a trip to Denver.
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Mra
Poe
Denver
Fort Collins farmer claims Colorado wheat record
Carl Hoffman of six and a half miles southeast of Fort Collins reports seventy five bushels per acre from a five acre Defiance wheat field. The prior local record was seventy two bushels per acre from the P K Patterson ranch near Longmont.
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Fort Collins
Carl Hoffman
Here
Colorado
P. K. Paterson
Longmont
Hoffman
Defiance
Agricultural College
Howard Springer
Timnath
John Armstrong
Poudre Valley
Seeding Wheat on Dry Land and Moisture Timing
The article explains choosing spring or fall seeding for dry land wheat based on rainfall and snow distribution. Fall seeding is preferred when moisture falls mainly in fall winter and spring, and helps soil retention. seed amounts vary with soil moisture, from 20 to 75 pounds per acre in different regions. It notes that too little seed wastes moisture, while too much can hinder maturation and root development.
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Mid-Ummer
Fort Collins Woman Visits Greeley on Way to Lincoln
Miss Mary Meier of Fort Collins spent Tuesday in Greeley traveling to Lincoln Nebraska. She was hosted by Rev and Mrs Pfhants during her stay.
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Mary Meier
Fort Collins
Greeley
Lincoln, Neb
Pfhants
Weld county day at the inter state fair date moved to September 16
The Denver, Laramie Northwestern official salutes Weld County day at the Interstate Fair and urges best date choice to benefit Greeley and the northwestern state. He notes plans for ample passenger service and hints road developments north to Severance may occur to move the fall crop.
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Weld
K. Martin
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Camfield
Petrie
Martin
Mr. Martin
Greeley
Denver
Severance
Good Roads in Colorado and Lane Drainage Principles
A discussion on building better Colorado roads emphasizes proper drainage and lane grading. It argues for center crown with side ditches, moisture control, and mixing sand into the top layer to prevent cracks and water damage. It highlights soil differences in mountains and prairies and the need for maintenance to keep roads dry.
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Union
Colorado
Bean Crop In Delta Ruined By Frost
Delta August 26 The bean crop once promising in the Delta was nearly ruined by the frosts of the last two nights. Farmers growing beans for the canning factory had acreages from two to ten. Second picking yielded as high as two tons per acre. three more pickings were expected but frost killed the vines leaving ripening on the vine as the only hope. Leading losers include W R Calvin, Mr McMillan, Mr Lohoff, and T A Foley.
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W. R. Calvin
Mr. McMillan
Mr. Lohoff
T. A. Foley
Larimer County Backs Shafroth at Democratic Convention
Loveland, Sept. 6. Larimer County voting record deny gubernatorial hopes for state treasurer Galligan by endorsing an instructed Shafroth delegation to the state convention. The county, Galligan’s home, shows it will not support efforts to sidetrack Shafroth despite pressure from backers.
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Tribune
Loveland
Larimer County
W. J. Galligan
Shafroth
Galligan
Denver
el Paso
Poll Taxes Due Prompt Court Action Urged
Street Commissioner Milton Seaman has sent notices that poll taxes are due and warns next steps will be taken if the amount owed is not paid promptly. The notice implies choosing payment now or facing court and additional taxes.
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Milton Seaman
Mrs Harmer and Sons Return From Chilo Visit
Mrs W W Harmer and her sons Neal and Ralph have returned from a three month visit to Chilo to see friends. They report the weather unusually hot and dry in the east this year.
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W. W. Harmer
Neal
Ralph
Chilo
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