Pierce Area Weather and Community Notes Report
The irrigation well on the C. 8. Lamb place struck a strong water flow at twenty three feet ten inches. Public schools of Pierce opened with ninety pupils under Principal Byron J. Read and staff. Various local residents travel, teach, or visit from Greeley, Eaton, Weiser, Omaha, and Denver, with social events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb Place
George Berger
John
Bert
Greeley
Bertha Christopher
Olive Branch
Weiser
Ida
M. BE. Ladies’ Aid
B. A. Shafer
W. L. Winkler
J. O. Swope
Thompson
Searls
James Gavit
C. F. Fulmer
Eaton
Mincey
Mary Ann Howe
Charles Howe
Pierce
Byron J. Read
Butler
Florence Thompson
Davis
J. E. Shafer
Elizabeth van Gorder
H. R. Waring
Local Neighbors and Visitors Noted Across Town This Week
Mr and Mrs W B Cox of Denver visited this week with her mother Mrs James Stanton. B B Siler a Platteville National Bank bookkeeper visited Fort Collins Sunday. J C Otteson was in Greeley on business Tuesday. L S Birkle has been ill the past week. Cc H Alexander of Denver was in town Friday. Platteville orchestra gave a dance at Gass hall last Saturday with good crowd. J R Hogue left for Kansas to visit relatives. Corley family returned after a mountain trip. Ada Egneer returned to Denver to resume Mercy Hospital work. School began with forty four in primary, twenty eight in intermediate, eighteen in grammar, fourteen in high. Teachers listed as Prof W E Reid principal, Miss Minnie Morgan grammar, Miss May Desjardins intermediate, Ethel A Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Cox
Denver
James Stanton
B. B. Siler
Platteville National Bank
Fort Collins
J. C. Otteson
Greeley
L. S. Birkle
Cc. H. Alexander
Platteville Orchestra
Gass Hall
J. R. Hogue
Kansas
W. E. Reid
Minnie Morgan
May Desjardins
Ethel A. Hoffman
Insane Man Leaps From Prom Car Window in Train Incident
Antone Fortner of West Prairie Wisconsin, temporarily insane, crashed through a Burlington train window east of Hudson. He tore free a man attempting to restrain him, leaped from the car, and was found semi conscious at the embankment. Fortner was taken to St Luke's Hospital in Denver with only severe bruises expected, while the other passenger escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Hudson
Antone Fortner
West Prairie
Wis
Burlington
Fortner
Denver
St. Luke’s Hospital
Auto Collision Injures Farmer Near Gipson School
Struck by an automobile driven by J B Swanson last night near Gipson school about 11 o clock. Paul B Fischer received severe body bruises after being thrown from his buggy. his horse scratched and vehicle demolished. Swanson reportedly lacked lights and planned to stop to light them when the accident occurred. Fischer was treated at the Harris home and Swanson retrieved medical aid. Swanson’s ranch lies near Bracewell and Fischer’s injuries are described as not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Swanson
Gipson
Paul BE. Fischer
Sixth Street
Swanson
Fischer
Greeley
R. W. Harris
Harris
Bracewell
Better Agricultural Methods For a Nation
The Washington Post argues that the United States must adopt intensive, science based farming to boost yields and efficiency. It condemns wasteful practices and urges immediate reform to align production with European cost aware farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Belgium
Agricultural Department
Europe
Washington Post
New School System Reduces Tardiness At Greeley
A reform in Greeley schools shifts opening exercises and changes afternoon scheduling. The new plan starts studies earlier in the day and moves music later, promising punctual attendance and similar or higher enrollment than last year as the term progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Greeley Praised As Temperance Town By Bloomington Official
Dr Hawley police surgeon from Bloomington Indiana toured Greeley with Marshal Williams to study temperance town effects. He cites Bloomingtons sixteen violent deaths last year tied to alcohol and notes Greeleys crime rate is lower than similar towns. Hawley plans to report findings and urges further temperance moves based on observed benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Hawley
Bloomington
Marshal Williams
Blomington
Dr. Hawley
Music Lovers Delight in Recital by Joan Doane Jr
Greeley music lovers enjoyed a Thursday evening recital at the Congregational church by John Doane Jr assisted by Miss Mary Kendell. Doane trained at Oberlin Conservatory under Prof Andrews. Kendell seeks study in New York. Doane, a local favorite, returns to Oberlin after the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Congregational Church
John Doane, Jr
Mary Kendell
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Prof
Andrews
Prof. Andrews
Doane
Many New Books Added to Public Library
Public library expands collection from June 1 to September 1 1910 adding titles from authors such as Hiction Anon Skid Puffer Barclay The Rosary Barr Cardillac Bartlett Seventh Moon Beach Pardners Bindloss Greater Power Bindioss Thurston of Orchard Valley Brebner Princess Maritza Wayenne Cady Moving of the waters Dawson Finn the Wolfhound The Scar Doubleday Red House on Rowan Street Irene of the Mountains Cab 44 Romance Island Vanguard Glory of the Conquered Old Harbor Prince Iron Little Sister Snow Deep Sea Warriors The Crossways Under the Harrow Bar 20 Palmer Danbury Rodd Alator Perry Dan Merrithen At the Sign of the Jack o lantern Circular Staircase Kingdom of Slender Swords Robins Forsaken Inn House of the Whispering Pines Girl from Vermont Happy Family The Mediator Caleb Trench Wheel of Fortune Fortune Hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anon
Barclay
the Rosary
Barr
Cardillac
Bartlett
Seventh Moon
Beach
Pardners
Bindloss
Greater Power
Bindioss
Thurston
Orchard Valley
Brebner
Maritza
Wayenne
Cady
Dawson
Finn the Wolfhound
the Scar
Doubleday
Red House
Rowan Street
Eggleston
Irene
Foster
Cab 44
Gale
Romance Island
Vanguard
Korea
Hopkins
Old Harbor
Kelly
Prince Iron
Little
Lubbock
Deep Sea Warriors
Martin
the Crossways
Meredith
Harrow
Mulford
Palmer
Danbury
Rives
Robifs
Forsaken Inn
House of the Whispering Pines
Saunders
Vermont
Sinclair
Happy Family
Steiner
Taylor
Caleb Trench
Tracy
Wheel of Fortune
Vance
Fortune Hanter
Bibliographic list of works and notices in the Greeley Tribune
A dense catalog of names, book titles, authors, and local notices appears, including a Greeley city and rural route directory for 1910, encyclopedias, yearbooks, and juvenile items. It also records a late paragraph of local personal notices about Lena Norrie and the Hayden family with travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franck
Gerhard
Gould
Hatch
Colorado
Lindsey
The
Beast
Mathews
Mathet
Geas Planta
Meeker
Puget Bound
Bera Meeker
Moore
Myers
Paddock
Whipple
Perkina
Hauschenbusch
Taussig
United States
van Dyne
Wilbur
Zangwill
Greeley City
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Weld County
Minnie EB. McClain
Dwight Jackson
Miss Drake
Goldie Craig
Florence Crocker
Omaha
Flora Wolland
Fannie Boak
Brighton
Mary Perdieu
Grace Wiliams
Holyoke
J. B. Perdieu
Rose Waite
Ray Archibald
William Bruckner
Delta
Christian Church
Claud Clarkson
Sylvester Archibald
J. W. Shearer
Platteville
Insane Man
Adler-Rochester
Adler
Rochester
Adler- Rochester
Merchants of
Six Nations
Wuiutheis Gheeley
Coo
Farmer
City OF
Joan Doane
Greeley Public Library
California
Union Pacific
F. B. Choate, G. A
Union Pacific R.R. Co
Seventeenth St
Denver, Colo
Arizona
Richard EB. Sloan
Fremont
William Simpson
Sunset Magazine
Uniok Pacific
Voynich
Ward
Lady Merton
Wason
Happy Hawkins
Watts
Nathan Burke
Wentworth
Way
Mary Jane
Wright
Dan Matthews
Abbott
Industry
Acheson
Begbie
Calkins
Downes, Fire Fighters
Peta
Fow
Greeley Tribune
New International Enacyclopedia
Allyn
Altsheier
Lolam
Twaagar Beach
Annapolis
Phillipa
Haley
Drysdale
Standish
St. Louia
Garrison
Harbaugh
Washington
Johnston
Reid
Owls
St. Araula
Tomminsos
Dopp
Svopp
Bilis
Kit Carson
Kaler
Peter
New Amsterda
Stephen
Philadelphis
MacManus
Edith
Hamid
Nabul
Mies
Lena Norrie
Norris
Johnstown
George Hayden
Wl Hayden
Hireckenridge
C. H. Wheeler
the &E
Baew Mere
Ereet Gate Woodworth
Geto
Herd
Pere Mi
Ayer
Mair
Tair
Suateter
Ater Company
Lowell
Mace
Wa Grairoem Memoartile Company
Lata Waree Si Oenter Cote
Eng
Fred Mueller
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