Colorado Springs to Host State Federation of Women's Clubs
The Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs convenes September 28 to October 1 in Perkins Hall Colorado Springs with leaders from Greeley and northern Colorado. Notables include Mrs H E Churchill and Mrs Eliza George Kleinsorge, plus guests Mrs Dimies T S Denison and Mrs Robert Burdette. Activities include lectures, scholarship discussions, musical numbers, receptions, and an election of delegates.
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State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Colorado Springs
Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs
Perkins Hall
Greeley
Colorado
H. E. Churchill
Eliza George Kleinsorge
State Normal School
Royal W. Bullock
B. T. Vincent
Chautauqua Woman’s Club
Frank Thomas
Eaton
Dimies T
Denison
New York
General Federation
Robert Burdette
Pasadena
Calif
Dora Lyon
Mary Hay
James Lewis
Kingsley
Kan
Chester A. Coulter
Ogden
Utah
Percy V. P. Pennybacker
Austin
Texas
Franklin E. Brooks
Francis W. Godard
Colorado Society of Colonial Dames
Colorado Springs Club
John P. Grant
Handel
Rubin Goldmark
Lemar
Clarence W. Bowers
C Bradford
Brighton
Wnl
CO. A. Eldredge
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gilbert McClurg
J. D. Whitmore
Denver Womens’ Club
Sarah Platt-Decker
St. Louis
Celese Adams
Call for an annual exhibition to showcase Greeley
An urgent plea urges Greeley to awaken to agricultural potential. It argues the valley can attract homeseekers by displaying ranch products and sugar beet factory offerings, inviting visitors with simple hospitality. The writer calls residents to act now or fall behind in progress.
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Greeley
Missouri River
United States
Potatoes Expected to Weather First Frost With Mixed Loss Seen
Farmers assess damage from Tuesday morning frost on potato crops. Estimates vary from five sacks per acre to twenty-five percent total loss, though hail affected districts show later development. Most producers expect only minor overall income impact as frost may speed harvest before cold weather.
Irrigation district near Havans may be granted
No opposition detected to forming a new irrigation district southeast of Havans. county commissioners likely to grant the petition at current session. District will bond under the new law for water improvements. 150 acres near LaSalle with abundant water from a gasoline engine offered at 2500 plus farm stock and machinery for sale. Greeley fire department volunteers rely on fundraising balls to support meeting spaces and social events. Chris Anderson died in a fall at Windsor sugar factory. coroner rules accidental. body to be sent to Bishop Hill for relatives.
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Havans
LaSalle
Scott & Lyons
Greeley
Chris Anderson
Windsor
Macy
Bishop Hill
Court House
Greeley High School
The
Greeley Tribune
Normal School opens with grand faculty reception and exhibits
The Normal school hosts a splendid opening reception for students with faculty wives in the receiving line. A program features President Snyder, Miss Louise Hannum, Miss Mary Kendel, and Miss Bessie Hilton. A Mercury statue, donated by the last year’s eighth grade, decorates the new kindergarten room. The State Normal’s 1903-04 term begins with record attendance and a new physical culture program led by Dr Way.
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Normal School
Snyder
Louise Hannum
Mary Kendel
Bessie , Hilton
Mercury
P. Pb. Caproni
Boston
State Normal
Normal
Way
Hahnemann Medical College
Philadelphia
Stone Crossings to be built from bank to park and drug store
The Common council decided to install two stone crossings from the First National Bank toward the park and from the bank to Reynold's Drug Store at Main and Ninth. The bank will cover half the expense. The ordinance for sidewalks shifts from board to stone or cement construction.
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First National Bank
Reynold’s
Main Street
Ninth Avenue
Common Council
Seaman
Finance Committee
Advertisers Use Readable Ads To Reach Daily Readers
The piece argues readers engage more with ads now, as advertisers craft clearer, more inviting messages. It urges merchants to speak plainly and personally in ads, noting newspapers accompany readers at home and during meals, making ads a daily, approachable conversation.
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