Weld County Teachers List by District Names
A long roster lists Weld County educators by district, naming numerous teachers, principals, and supervisors across towns such as Platteville Longmont Greeley Meeker Fort Lupton Windsor and Brighton with grades and subject roles. The roll includes Emily Alleyn Lulu Glockner Edith Kelley Ella Brooks Edith McLeod Kathryn Jones and many others spanning elementary to high school assignments.
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Mae van Nest
Platteville
Mae McCarthy
Longmont
Emily Alleyn
Windsor
Lulu Glockner
Texie Wood
Lilian Kent
Myrtle Powers
Edith Kelley
Ella Brooks
Nellie Twist
Eva McKelvey
S. L. Waghell
Josephine Dixon
Grace Hammitt
C. E. Carter
Greeley
EF. M. Merton
J. W. Lakin
Ellen A. Sanburg
George Burbridge
Brighton
Dorcas Ramey
Bertha Whitman
Etffie Neeley
C. T. Marsh
Emma Crone
Laureta Munford
Margaret Mullen
Longmont Rfd 1. 29—George W. Alps, Principal, LaSalle; Blanche Tilyou
Fannie Day
Daisy N. Law
Phoebe K. Brown
Arthur Butler
Elsa Strawbridge
Highland Lake
Clark
J. H. Braucher
Aust
Armina Robinson
Eva McMahan
Cora B. Davis
Mabel Marsh
Anna Eggelston
Berthoud
H. Harman Clement
Eaton
Bertha Brooks
Science
Lottie L. Waterbury
Laura Craig
Pansy Phillips
Jessie M. Gordon
Ellen Tharp
Lucy Scott
Alice Weaver
Ora Neel
May Woodbury
Kathryn Jones
B. C. Case
Kittie Brennan
Lucerne
Lulu O. Beers
Ethel McLeod
Pierce
Esther S. Martin
Robert A. Carnine
Arvada
J. C. Gublett
Argo
H. Sludz
Atwood
Merino
G. H. Trobride
Berkeley
Samuel Knupp
Charles E. Miller
Boulder
F. B. Warner
Boxelder
G.A. Spence
F. H. Osgood
Broomfield
J. F. White
J. F. Coffman
Erie
Lantern slide and film collection charts Western life
Charles Camp, longtime rancher and cow puncher, has built a library of nearly 100 lantern slides showing cattle and horse trades, cowboy life, and western life from 20 to 25 years ago to today. This summer he added moving pictures of roundups and broncho busting, over a mile of film being developed for public exhibitions in Greeley and on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Camp
Colorado
Wyoming
Greeley
Camp
Mr. Camp
Woodmen of the World push for Island Grove park upgrade
A city movement supported by the Woodmen of the World seeks to improve Island Grove park by seeding and landscaping so it becomes a real park. Currently the site is weed strewn and only used for a small ball ground inside the race course. The effort aims to complete work this fall so grass can grow by spring.
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Island Grove Park
Democracy in Weld County Delegates to Primary Convention
Results of Weld County Democratic primaries show strong turnout and a large convention planned for next Saturday. Precincts 21 12 36 and 7 list dozens of delegates including P Bready Mary Senior George Settle J W McPherson W H Thompson and J N Enright among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Weld County
P. Bready
George Settle
Walter S. Abbott
Amelia Abbott
P.H. Irwin
John Waddington
Howard McCowan
W. Hi. Senior
Mary Senior
M. E. Henderson
G. W. Dunbar
James Joyce
Henry Barksdale
William Foote
M. Stone
Harry Wyatt
Oliver Howard
William Lee
C. H. Wolfe
C. A. Finch
Lizzie Ferguson
H. T. West
E. L. Dunham
C. F. Tew
F. M. Barber
M. B. Williams
Peter Huffsmith
John James
W. O. Shafner
William McCain
Charles Shann
Stanley Davis
M. J. O'Connell
C. A. McLeod
J. D. Potter
H. M. Baker
Charles Couzens
J. Leavy
Huffman
John Kiiechgestner
Fuller
J. C. Wood
J. N. Enright
Riverside Reservoir Progress and Water Feeder Plans
Civil engineer E. E. Baker reports the Riverside reservoir embankment is complete and the feeder should be ready the first week of October. The reservoir lies about four miles north of Masters with a capacity of 700 million cubic feet and will receive water when the Platte river rises and permission is granted. Additionally the Jackson Lake reservoir is completed and feeder enlargement work will be finished by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Baker
Tribune
Riverside
Masters
Platte River
Jackson Lake
Reception for Rev and Mrs Vincent in local church
A Monday evening reception at the Methodist Episcopal church bid farewell to Rev B T Vincent and his wife before their move to Golden. Rev J A Davis, new pastor, and his family arrived Monday and will occupy the parsonage next to the church. Davis previously served in Boulder. The list of northern Colorado appointments is provided with the presiding elder and multiple town assignments.
Chamberlains Pain Balm Promoted For Quick Healing
A noted liniment, Chamberlains Pain Balm, is praised for treating cuts, bruises, and burns quickly. It allegedly halves healing time, acts as an antiseptic to prevent blood poisoning, and helps sprains heal before inflammation. Sold by all druggists.
Kilham Wheat Fires After Cigar Light Incident
Hebert Kilham discarded a cigar lighting a fire that burned four stacks of wheat on J. W. Kilham ranch about five miles northwest of Ault last Sunday noon. The wheat, valued at over $500, was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebert Kilham
J. W. Kilham
Ault
Found His Watch After Hearing a Voice
A. J. Park believed in psychic force and returned to the upper Poudre mountains to search for a gold watch he had lost camping there. After days of reflection he followed the inner urge and located the watch near his original camp, the value pegged at 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Park
Poudre
Mr. Park
Mysterious Fire Strikes Bills Brothers Undertaking Office
A morning fire started in the curtains between the outer and inner offices of Bills Brothers' undertaking rooms. E Z Bills had just left for the post office. W Z Bills entered, approached the burning curtain, and the safe area was scorched. The fire origin remains a mystery.
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Bills Brothers
E. Z. Bills
W. Z. Bills
Lecture course plans five attractions for coming season
The committee in charge of last winter's lecture course has organized a five attraction season. The lineup includes The Hungarian Royal Orchestra, William Jennings Bryan, Dr. Thomas Green D. Be Ph D, Rev. Frank Dixon of North Carolina, and the Redpath Recital company. The course will be stronger than last year except for one or two numbers that could not be surpassed.
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Hungarian Royal Orchestra
William Jermmings Bryan
Thomas Green D. Be
Frank Dixon
North Carolina
Redpath Recital Company
Luncheon Honors Miss Henderson and Miss Snyder by Entre Nour
Miss Ethelwyn Fezer hosted twelve Entre Nour members last Saturday for a luncheon in honor of Miss Alice Henderson and Miss Laura Snyder. The red and white decor set a festive mood as the group, resuming after summer break, chatted at length and set aside sewing and needle work.
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Ethelwyn Fezer
Entre Nour
Alice Henderson
Laura Snyder
Daily Tribune praised for concise editorials and steady coverage
The Denver and Eaton Herald note The Daily Tribune as a welcome evening reader with improving local news coverage. They commend Friend Wolfe and reporters for filling daily columns and delivering short, direct editorials.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Greeley
Wolfe
Eaton Herald
Word of praise for Ballard's Snow Liniment ends leg injuries
W H Harrison of Cleveland Mississippi writes in August 1902 praising Ballard's Snow Liniment for curing a knee abscess after a nail injury. He credits J F Lords drug store and notes that abscesses often signal constipation or debility. Sold by J I Fezer.
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W. H. Harrison
Cleveland
Miss
Ballard
J. F. Lord
Denver
Colo
J. I. Fezer
Leg Crushed as Team Surges in Grain Unloading
While unloading grain at Lucerne Bert White's wagon team became frightened at a train and ran away. He was thrown beneath wagon wheels and his leg above the ankle severely crushed. Dr. Spaulding attended and expects no amputation.
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Lucerne
Bert White
Spaulding
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Weld
A. B. Craig
Jennie Nicholson
Platteville Rfd
Ruth
Lang
Ruth M. Kane
Jessie R. Moore
Carr
Emma FE. Hughes
Eaton Rfd
Grace Mansfield
Johnstown
Anna Oliver
Grover
Bessie Forsyth
Ida
Minnie McCoy
Theo. O' Donnell
Graece Alexander
Eaton Rid
Beulah Wittle
Hardin
E. H. Houtchens
Linnie Coil
LaSalle
Lois Hayward
Esther Ellis
Elizabeth Patterson
Orchard
Josephine Nelson
Harriet Kauffman
Grace Harris
Laura Wolfe
Kersey
Ida Anderson
Eva Beardley
Hudson
E. O. Datesman
E. M. Skinner
Maude Hunter
Marietta Waite
Mabel Tilyou
Gault
Alma Boles
Frank C. Drumm
Greeley Rfd
Mary Munson
Prudy Mason
Etta Day
Clara Johnson
Helen W. Manfull
Bertha VanCleave
Kelsey
Bessie Keeler
Rfd
Wheeler Kelsey
Emma E., Smith
C. Camps Pictures
kiGo
Wan A
MOREY
Coffeb
Democrats
Riverside Reservoir
Mrs. Vincent
St. Louis Fair
St. Louis
Rock Island
Colorado Springs
Omaha
Chicago
Ralph
Walker
Tray
C. B. Sloat
Zen
17Th St
Cor. Stout
Denver, Colo
of. Louis
Pueblo
Kan
Sas City
H. B. Kooser
G.W. F
P. A
M. van Lau
City
Stout
Jstreet
W. C. Barnes
T.P. A
Pullman
Wabash Ry
Kansas City
Chicago & Alton Ry
J. P. Hall
Gen’l. Agt
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