Weld County farmers eye $1000 gold prize at New York show
Weld county growers may enter the American Land and Irrigation exposition at Madison Square Garden November 3 to 12. J F McCrery of the Weld County Commercial Club coordinates entries with no fee, offering six silver cups of $1000 each for corn barley sugar beets oats potatoes and wheat plus a $1000 gold prize for wheat donated by Sir Thomas Shaughnessy. Colorado will have a large booth and McCrery will prepare Weld county exhibits for Denver submission, aiming to win multiple cups and advertise the county’s produce.
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Weld County
Madison Square Garden
New York
J. F. McCrery
Weld County Commercial Club
Thomas Shaughnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
McCrery
Denver
Colorado
Kenehan Refuses Pothunters Fund Payment Stand
Denver reports Rhody Kenehan state treasurer pledges resistance to any district court or supreme court order to pay the 50 000 pothunters defense fund. He vows jail or contempt if forced to pay and criticizes the committee for appointing seven lawyers in two Colorado water rights cases.
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Denver
District Court
Supreme Court
Rhody Kenehan
Rhody
Colorado
Wood Couple to Return for Winter Here
Mr and Mrs Charles A Wood who went to New Hampshire last spring will come back in a few weeks and spend the winter in this town.
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Charles A. Wood
New Hampshire
Ray Salsman Dies in Nebraska at 25
Ray Salsman, formerly of Greeley and son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Salsman, died suddenly in Imperial Nebraska after moving from Colorado Springs. His sister Erma worked in the Greeley telephone office. The family had left Greeley a year ago. Funeral services were held today in Imperial.
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Imperial
Neb
Ray Salesman
Greeley
Mr. Salsman
J. S. Salesman
Miss Erma
Colorado Springs
Miss Stella Morton to Return to Morton Kansas
Miss Stella Morton who has been visiting Miss Edith Harris will return this week to her home in Morton Kansas.
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Stella Morton
Edith Harris
Morton
Kan
A Great Advantage to Working Men
J A Maple of Steubenville Ohio testifies that Foley Kidney Pills cured his weak kidneys and bladder trouble. He reports backache relief and normal kidney function restoring his ability to work with less misery. Clark Faulkner Drug Company.
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J. A. Maple
St. Steubenville
Foley
Expressman
Clark & Faulkner Drug Company
Standard Printing Co Closes Doors on Ninth Street
The Standard Printing company a job printing shop on Ninth street with F W Griggs as manager was closed Saturday night. M H Brink holds a mortgage of 3500 and possesses the plant. The firm had a good run but has been losing money steadily with poor business management blamed for the failure.
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Standard Printing Company
Ninth Street
F . W. Griggs
M. H. Brink
Johnstown High Students Urge Ratification of Arbitration Treaties
Johnstown High School students in Colorado urge Senator Guggenheim to promptly ratify the General Arbitration Treaties with England and France. They argue ratification would elevate the Senate’s esteem, inspire world peace, reduce armaments, boost international goodwill, and not threaten U S prerogatives. The letter is signed by Principal E W Martin and teachers Edna Hewitt and Garled Walker.
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Johnstown High School
Guggenheim
England
France
Johnstown
Colo
Simon Guggenheim
United States
United States Senate
Senate
Johnstown Union High School
Congress
E. W. Martin
Prin
Edna Hewitt
Gareld Walker
High School at Gill Ready for Opening
The Gill high school presents a new building to the community with a Sunday church service on September 17 at 4 p.m. led by Rev. J. E. Lynn. The formal opening follows the public education theme and school sessions commence September 11 with Prof. Curtis and Miss Bertha Blair as teachers.
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Gill
J. E. Lynn
Curtis
Bertha Blair
Stranger Arrest Over Window Fishing At Barnum House
A man fished from an open second story window at the Barnum house causing fear among boarders. He refused to answer questions and was released on condition he leave the city after no ordinance violation could be proven. Police noted possible cocaine use.
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Barnum House
Pleasant Surprise Birthday Celebration On Porch
Mrs. C. W. S. Freeman found a large group of friends on her front porch Thursday evening as they arrived to help celebrate her birthday. The gathering featured games and amusements, followed by ice cream and cake.
The Action of Government Against the Meat Packers Degenerates Into a Farce
A 1902 federal case against the beef trust in Chicago is said to stagnate after repeated delays. The author argues successive Republican attorneys general failed to advance the prosecution, decrying the effort as a costly farce in trust-busting.
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C. H. Tavenner
Washington
Sept. Il
Beef Trust
Chicago
Dairy Way Out of Hard Times Says Old Dairyman
A Colorado farmer argues the dairy industry offers steadier income than crops. He recalls spud work and farm hardships, praises silos and year round milk revenue, and contrasts dairy resilience with crop pests and weather wrecks. DAIRY MAN, Kersey, Colo.
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Satiricus
Towa
Kansas
Congress
Kersey
Colo
Spur plan to serve Erie mine eyed by two railroads
Surveys by the Burlington for a spur to the New Erie Mine indicate Union Pacific and Burlington will haul the mine output. The cooperative mine owned by local stockholders is expected to produce up to 2000 tons daily.
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New Erie
Erie
Burlington Railroad
Co-Operative
Union Pacific
Burlington
Foley's Kidney Remedy Liquid Promoted for Ailments
Foley's Kidney Remedy liquid advertised as proven for acute and chronic kidney and bladder issues. It targets elderly consumers with claims of tonic and reconstructive benefits and lasting relief, distributed by Clark and Faulkner Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark & Faulkner Drug Company
Eaton Babe Has Fall But Is Not Injured
In Eaton on Sunday evening a baby fell while an older sister tossed it in the air at the George Weich ranch. The infant struck its head and was unconscious. a local physician was summoned and the child recovered consciousness with no injuries found.
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Eaton
George Weich
First Aid Contest Open to Rocky Mountain Mines
The Rocky Mountain mine operators announce an annual first aid contest co sponsored by the United States Bureau of Mines and the American Red Cross. Each eligible mine may send a six member team of bona fide employees to compete in five first aid events and helmet use. Medals and Red Cross boxes will be awarded, with a cup for the six man team contested yearly.
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Rocky Mountain District
United States Bureau of Mines
American Red Cross
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Arizona
New Mexico
Lot
Lad Dislocates Knee In Wheel Incident
Eddie Curtis seven year old son of Mrs Clara Wing suffers a dislocated knee after his knee was caught in a buggy wheel. He is getting along nicely.
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Eddie Curtis
Clara Wing
Muskmelons Crossed For Better Flavor And Size
Fred Steele, renowned for melon experiments, develops a new cross between cantaloupes and musk melons. The 10,000 celery plants promise well, though blight reduces garden crops. Steele, living one mile east of Greeley, reports a Wyoming market for his crop.
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Fred Steele
Mr. Steele
Wyoming
Steele
Greeley
First Tomato Run in Good Season at Greene Canning Plant
Platteville reports the C. H. Greene canning factory produced 3400 cans of tomatoes last Saturday, the first run of the season. About two thirds of 110 acres under contract show thrifty fruit, with frost delaying, and full operation within days could yield about 20 000 cans daily. The factory’s product is described as of excellent quality and rising demand.
Hack Line For Fort Lupton Between Traceyville And Fort Lupton
Denver, Laramie and Northwestern will operate a hack line between Traceyville and Fort Lupton a distance of one and a half miles. One train a day will be met by the hack.
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Lupton
Fort Lupton
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Traceyville
Protests Rise Over Serra Park Nationalization Plan
Protests flood Wilsons visit amid push to turn Betes Park into a national park. Commercial clubs seek renewed endorsing resolutions while northern Colorado groups rally for state or federal control to boost accessibility and tourism, with opposition mainly from mining claimants. Enos Mills advocates government ownership.
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Serratory
Wilson
Jeter
Betes Park
P.y
Cates
Commercial Club
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Pla
Enos Mills
Weld County
Dvo
Halsted Hurt In Motorcycle Accident Near Fort Lupton
Arthur Halsted son of Prof Bruce Halsted of the State Teachers college is badly hurt after a motorcycle crash near Fort Lupton Thursday night He has a broken collar bone torn scalp and damaged nose His father rushed to the scene and he is confined to his home in Greeley as doctors treat his injuries The accident stemmed from a misjudgment at a narrow second bridge compared with the previous wider bridge.
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Arthur Halsted
Bruce Halsted
State Teachers College
Foupton
Young Halsted
Greeley
Fort Lupton
Halated
Girl in Love Dies After Poison Attempt Near Boulder
Esther Arnold, a Pleasant Vale school pupil near Boulder, ingested poison after her parents forbade her from seeing Arthur Mosher. She appeared happy yesterday but later tried to see him. She swallowed poison this morning while alone. despite medical aid, she did not survive.
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Boulder
Bef
Arthur Mosher
Esther Arnold
Pleasant Viet School
Miss Arnold
Mosher
Moer
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Promoted as Top Household Remedy
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a premier remedy for colds and coughs for all ages. It warns consumers to demand the genuine product and avoid counterfeit substitutes, mentioning Clark & Faulkner as distributors.
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Foley
Clark & Faulkner
Mias Myrtle English Returns From Vacation Trip
Mias Myrtle English returned from a vacation trip spent several weeks at adjunction with time in Glenwood Peak and Colorado Springs.
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Mias Myrtle English
Grand
Adjunction
Glenwoot Ape
Colorado Spring
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Wheat—Commercial Club
Kenehan
Ray Salsman
Standard Printing CO
Taft
Statehood
Tribune
Eaton Babe
Eno
Bureau of Mines and Red Cross Society
ASKER
ESTES
Estes Pay
Halsted
Herse
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