South Visits Grave Of Parents Buried In Greeley After 20 Years
C H Con bie returns to Greeley after twenty years to visit the graves of his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Con bie who died there. Born in Greeley he lived with them on Fourth street before they moved to England and later the United States. His brother Bertram became a Baltimore businessman while he himself settled on the west coast. The trip included cemetery visits and arranging care for the graves.
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South
Greeley
C. H. Conbie
Henry Conbie
Fourth Street
Mrs. Constable
Henry
Bertram
England
America
Constable
Los Angeles
Mr. Constable
Bertram Constable
Baltimore
Beef Jumps Again at Chicago Stock Yards
Steers at the Chicago stock yards sold for 11 dollars per 100 pounds, first time since the Civil War, with thousands changing hands. The prior peak was 10.90, and experts predict high grade steer prices hitting 15 per 100 pounds by Christmas.
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Chicago
Lad's Condition Serious In Horse Kick Incident
LaSalle September 21 Gerald Tetan six year old son of Mr and Mrs H Tetan remains in serious condition after being kicked by a horse Thursday while playing with his dogs. Unclear if internal injuries are present and his life remains in danger though hope is expressed for recovery.
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Lad
LaSalle
Gerald Tetan
H. Tetan
Rebekahs Celebrate Sixty-First Anniversary in Evans
Svans Sept 23 The sixty first anniversary of the Rebekah degree of the I O O F lodge was celebrated in Evans by a large crowd of Odd Fellows and Rebekah members. Music by the Evans orchestra accompanied program features including two vocal solos by Sara England and two whistling solos by Gertrude Huffsmith. Rev G W Frey editor of the Evans Courier spoke on the order's development and benefit. A chicken dinner was served by the Rebekah ladies.
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G. W. Frey
Evans Courier
Rebekah
Call For Good Roads Convention In Denver Oct Week
A joint call by R H Higgins E E Sommers and W S Whinnery announces a Good Roads convention in Denver during the week of October 14. Topics include a 10 million dollar bond measure a county enabling act and the highway commission bill with low rail rates expected to draw large attendance. Headquarters are at 312 Chamber of Commerce building.
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R. H. Higgins
Colorado Good Roads Association
E. E. Sommers
Greater Colorado Highway Association
W. S. Whinnery
County Commissioners’ Association of Colorado
Denver
Highway Commission
Cathedral
Albany Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
LaSalle Wins Postponed Game to Lead Weld County League
LaSalle defeats Eaton 3 to 2 in a delayed Weld county league match. Windsor must complete two postponed games to challenge for the title, while LaSalle plans to finish remaining schedule. Also notes a Windsor dispute over the season's end and Keota sells first home grown corn to Dodder at 65 cents per bushel from John Deal’s harvest.
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Pennant
Weld
John Deal
LaSalle
Eaton
Windsor
Keota
C. O. Dodder
Deal
Lister
Campbell
Mrs Duxbury and son return from Maine visit
Mrs Thomas Duxbury and her son Ernest returned home Friday from a seven month visit to relatives in Maine. Mrs Duxbury went east seeking a climate change to aid her health which had been poor for months. She returns looking improved in health.
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Eaton
Thomas Duxbury
Ernest
Maine
Duxbury
Potatoes at Ault Show Promising Yield for Farmers
In Ault on September 19, digging has begun and yields exceed earlier expectations. Beets hauling will start in earnest Monday with some crews already at work. Several farmers plan to begin digging by Monday. Miss Florence Carlson returned to Denver after visiting Miss Elizabeth Camfield.
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Ault
Denver
Florence Carlson
Elizabeth Camfield
Death by self harm ends life of Mrs Bes sie Carston
Coroner T G Macy of Greeley investigated the death of Mrs Bes sie Carston who died from poison taken in a personal crisis. Her mind had been unbalanced since her husband died in a Pueblo sanitarium months after their marriage. After burning a hay stack to test the blaze she convulsed and vomited. doctors fought to save her but the poison proved fatal.
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Grover
T. G. Macy
Greeley
Bessie Carston
Fine Display From Lasalle at Weld County Fair
J A Hicks president of the Farmers union from near Lasalle traveled to the Weld county fair with a remarkable exhibit. A large beet rack carried Hubbard squash watermelons alfalfa potatoes and other top quality produce plus two thoroughbred horses to display.
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LaSalle
J. A. Hicks
Farmers’ Union
Weld County
Cups by Greeley bankers prize Holstein herd at Weld fair
Greeley Colorado September 18 1912 Weld County Fair Association bankers offer silver cups as special prizes for 1912 fair to best herd of Holstein Fresian Guernsey or Jersey cattle owned by individuals or associations in Weld County. Result to be judged by the fair cattle judge. Banks signing include Greeley National Union National Weld County Savings City National First National. J H Bates auditor for Union Pacific railroad was in Greeley Monday.
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Greeley
Colo
Weld County
Guernsey
Jersey
Greeley National Bank
C. T. Neill
Union National Bank
E. J. Decker
Weld County Savings Bank
A. W. Ferguson
the City National Bank
George D. Statler
First National Bank
J. M. B. Petrikin
Serum Breaks Horse Disease in Colp
Fort Collins reports Dr. B F Kaupp of the State Agricultural College confirms that experiments on rabbits show the Kansas killer horse disease is cerebral meningitis. With vaccine they will inoculate hundreds of horses and, aided by students, depart for Lamar to combat its spread.
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Fort Collins
Veterinary Department
State Agricultural College
B. F. Kaupp
Kansas
Lamar
Kaupp
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