Driver Elmer Rust Killed in Night Wreck Near Firestone
Elmer Rust aged 26 the Camfield chauffeur died when the automobile skidded and turned tortle at Union Pacific grade in Godfrey Bottoms around midnight Saturday Deputy Sheriffs Hobart Frazier and Charles Peterson were trapped beneath the car and severely bruised Merten Gross escaped unhurt Rust was on a riot call to Firestone with the deputies when the crash occurred The neck was broken as he lay between the front seat and ground The accident site is noted as a dangerous stretch with prior minor crashes
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Union Pacific
Godfrey Bottoms
Elmer Rust
D. A. Camfield
Hobart Frazier
Charles Peterson
Merten Gross
Rust
Pirestone
Sheriff's Office
Firestone
Peterson
Camfield
Denver
Springfield
N. Y
Camfields
Frazier
Merton Gross
Gross
Mullen Farm
Stransheim
Strausheim
Macy
Ben Marsh
Greeley
Ernest
Deputies Survive Car Crash After Center Seat Escape
In a late night wreck, Deputies Peterson and Frazier rode in the car’s center seats to survive when the vehicle flipped near Firestone. Rust died from neck injuries trapped under the car as Gross and others aided in the rescue and coroner was notified. An inquest will be held.
Mrs. Graham Visits Greely Friends Then Returns to Denver
Mrs. G. W. Graham visited Greely friends over Sunday and returned to Denver this morning.
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G. W. Graham
Greeley
Denver
Fight in saloon near Greeley sparks arrests
In Firestone on a Saturday night a clash between union and non union men broke out in a saloon. William Gaines and others were attacked as strikers entered. Gaines was wounded in the wrist by a gunshot. Deputies jailed Gaines Proffitt Gervis and Hennigan following the incident in which bottles were thrown and guns drawn.
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Firestone
William Gaines
Goines
Charles Proffitt
Tom Gervis
Greeley
Frank Hennigan
Lininger
Greeiey
Greeley Horses Set Records in Denver Harness Meet
Orange Hal owned by J. Titler of Greeley dominates the interstate fair free-for-all pace winning the $1,000 purse in three heats 9 3 4 10 1 4 and 11 3 4 with an inferred 2 06 pace on fast tracks Hal Collins, another Greeley horse, won the three year old pace at Denver Nordica also from Greeley finished behind in the final tier, leaving him out of the win.
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Orange Hal
J. Titler
Greeley
Colorado
United States
Hal Collins
Denver
Nordica
Wanted in Reformatory Capture in Greeley
Nebraska patrolman captures Neil Lindsay at the depot in Greeley after a parole violation. Lindsay is sought by the state reformatory. The notice promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable cure sold by dealers.
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Greeley
State Reformatory of
Nebraska
Neil Lindsay
Clark
Lindsay
A J Condon Suffers Wrist Injury in Auto Crank Accident
A J Condon broke his wrist when the crank on his automobile exploded back at his home last Saturday night. He was attended by a physician and the fracture is not very severe.
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A. J. Condon
Mr. Condon
Complete list of entries in horse and pony races
The page records entries for 3-year-old, 2:20 trot, 2:15 pace, 2:30 trot, and 3:00 pace events listing owners and horses from cities like Denver Greeley Loveland Fort Collins Boulder and others along with jockeys or handlers such as M. F. Williams Ira Basher W. H. Price J. L. Gray and C. W. Higgins. An advertising blurb promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for back pains at 26 cents.
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Atossa
J. S. Gale
Greeley
Lucy Hubbitt
A. L. Camp
Hopefull Dilton
C. E Mecken
Rocky Ford
Genevieve
D. A. Lord
Denver
Gold Bug
W. C. Frerker
T. Horn
Boulder
Alendale Queen
M. F. Williams
Nordica
Leeper Bros
Pearl Basher
Ira Basher
Basher
Colo
Lee Pero
J. W. McMullen
Loveland
Hall Collins
S. F. Webster
Fort Collins
Billie Darkway
C. W. Higgins
Brighton
Jingo
J. L. Gray
Aguilan
D. N. Sleckney
Laramie
Wyo
Marie Louise
EB. A. Colborn
Genuine
C. E. Mecken
Rheata
F. Byers
Welman
Carlotta Stables
Ruby of Rubies
Henry Ripple
Iron Horse
W. H. Price
Pueblo
Roy Wilks
L. W. Weir
Longmont
Polly Pry
Teddy Woodbine
J. W. Clark
Robert Allerton
Fisher
Orange Hat
Jay H. Titler
Cleo Ce
Gipsy Wood
Massa
Bilver Tip
Meidler
D. A. McLean
Lamar
Delphin Delmas
EK. A. Col
Alant
Grover Farmers Move to Winter Wheat Planting
Grover Sept. 19. Farmers in the Grover district plan a large-scale winter wheat sowing next year. H H T Nutt finished 1 000 acres, likely the most one grower has sown. E C Abbey of the Grover State Bank drilled 125 acres, W R Avery 65 acres with 20 more planned, Charles Carver 70 acres, Greenbrier ranch preparing to plant again, A B Roseborough 30 acres, W D Anderson 40 acres, all signaling a bigger wheat shipment from Grover than before.
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Grover
HH. T. Nutt
E. C. Abbey
Grover State Bank
Town
W. R. Avery
Charles Carver
B. Roseborough
W. D. Anderson
Denver Laramie to Greeley Fare for Weld County Fair
The Denver Laramie and Northwestern road plans to move a large crowd to Greeley for Denver Day at the Weld County Fair on September 28. A one way fare will be charged for the round trip.
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Denver, Laramie and Northwestern
Greeley
Denver
Weld County Fair
Rugh Family Enjoys Sunday Trip to Fort Collins and Greeley
Mr and Mrs R B Rugh and their children spent Sunday in Fort Collins and visited the Greeley water works.
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R. B. Rugh
Fort Colling
Greeley Water Works
Complete list of Weld county prize winners at Denver fair
The Weld county exhibit at the interstate fair in Denver closes with a full prize roster. Winners include White oats Bliss second and Deffire third, White winter wheat second, White barley Harbaugh third, sugar beets Tisdel two firsts, Durum wheat House first, Rye House first, Black barley Straight first, oats sheaf Will Johnson second, oats sheaf Deffke third, Emmer wheat first, German millet House third.
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Weld County
Denver
Bliss
Barney
Hodgson
Will Johnson
Agricultural prize listing with multiple winners and varieties
A dense list of crop entries with growers and placements across many plants. Names include Hodgson Von Rosenberg Beasley Turner Hicks and others, with first second or third place marks for crops such as buckwheat flax Russian millet wheat garden peas wax beans cucumbers cabbage tomatoes potatoes carrots rhubarb radishes beets onions hops pumpkins melons corn and wheat varieties.
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Hodgson
House
Timothy
Robert Boyd
Bliss
C. von Rosenberg
Beasley Brothers
John Hilcks
Rowe Dick
John Hicks
Wilson
Wilson Turner
von Rosenbers
Turner
Andrew Pvf
Beasley
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