Greeley High School Census and Staff Updates
A school census shows Greeley High with 261 pupils and a district No 6 total of 2 176 school age, estimating city population over 9 000. Improvements planned include Meeker building water upgrades and ventilation fixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley High School
William Mayher
Committee of Supervision
Meeker
Carrie Ashby
O. J. Buford
Missouri
K. A. Ross’ Place
W. E. Middleton
Indiana
Middleton
Ross
el Paso
Ity
Co&setter
Kirkpatrick
Class Reunion Reflects Ninth Grade Greeley Roots
An encore reunion last Thursday at Mrs BE Bliss home drew the last Greeley high ninth grade members. Mrs Wesley Putnam, visiting from Grand Junction, inspired the gathering with former teachers and classmates including Mesdames Starbird King Thompson Jacobs and Dr Elle Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. R. Bliss
Wesley Putnam
Grand Junction
Greeley Public School
Bliss
Mesdames Walter Starbird
Ralph King
J. Hall Thompson
J. T. Jacobs
Elle Mead
Luna Smith
C. A. House
Narrow escape as Mrs Ling nearly drowns in city ditch
Mrs Edmund Ling and her daughter Bessie were crossing a footbridge near Seventh avenue and Seventeenth street when Mrs Ling slipped and fell into No 8 ditch. Residents pulled her from the water after she sank twice and she remains injured. Her hat and purse with about 26 dollars were lost and unrecovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Ling
Rural Schools in Weld County Add Teachers and New Staff
County Superintendent Harrison reports 239 teachers in Weld County schools up from 180 when he started over three years ago. The article lists new hires including Miss Mary B. Cobb at Gilcrest, Miss Minnie Southwell guiding a town district building, Miss Catherine Beck assisting at Peter Brown school, Miss Cecil I. Anderson teaching near Avalo, and Miss Susy Layden recovering from injuries while teaching Whipple school. Pleasant View is a joint district with Boulder and Weld counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Mary B. Cobb
Wisconsin
P. W. Allen
Gilcrest
Minnie Southwell
Miss Cobb
Catherine Beck
Alice King
Peter Brown
Cecil I. Anderson
Denver
Two Mile
Avalo
Anderson
East Denver
Susy Layden
Berthoud
Whipple School
Viva R. Smith
Pleasant View Chool
Longmont
Peasant View
Boulder
Weld
Leafgreen Unanimously Called to Greeley Church
Rev A C Leafgreen, who pastored Greeley and Free churches, was unanimously called to lead the Greeley church. He has not yet accepted. Rev Alex Klint will preach at Eaton until a regular pastor is secured.
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Leafgreen
A. C. Leafgreen
Greeley
Aton
Iewell
Eaton
Greeley Church
Lastunday
Alex. Klint
Regula Astor
Onion sets key seed crop in Greeley district boom
In Greeley Colorado J B Agnew reports a major seed crop breakthrough with onion sets finally deemed the sole viable seed option for the area. California seed firms shifting north face new challenges as Wiedman’s 1890 value onion crop is cited and mustard seed industry self regulates with pests ending the local mustard seed venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
J. B. Agnew
California
Colorado
J. C. Wiedman
Pioneer Matteson Visits Greeley After Years Away
M C Matteson of Walkerville Mont one of Greeley s first pioneers visits sister Mrs Etta Ketley and attends the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in Denver He is a traveling construction engineer and owns real estate in Greeley and Salt Lake City He plans to go to Salt Lake City later this week reunites with Henry T West who also arrived with early Greeley settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Matteson
Walkerville
Mont
Greeley
Etta Ketley
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Denver
Matteson
W. Matteson
Salt Lake City
Tribune
Henry T. West
Greeley Ground
Greeley High Frosh Scrimmage Highlights Incoming Season
Greeley High football opened practice with Eaton High in a Saturday scrimmage. Most players saw action in a ragged workout seen as a trial for the school eleven. Positive signs emerged, but coaching and further refinement are needed for a competitive gridiron campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Eaton High School
G. H
Direct Primary Law Petition Narrowly Pushed in Weld County
A reader urges the Greeley Tribune to press six Weld County candidates to declare support for a direct compulsory primary election modeled on Wisconsin or Texas. The letter argues it would curb party corruption, costs little, and aligns with nationwide reform, urging the Tribune to seek firm stances from all six candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wisconsin
Texas
America
Union
Greeley Tribune
Weld County
Tribune
John T. Jacobs
Imprisonment Promised for Illegal Use of Public Land
The U S government orders immediate prosecution of any cattleman who allows stock to wander on public domain in Colorado. Ernest Knaebel, special representative, cites the Frederick Light case in Denver as a catalyst, promising heavy penalties and broader actions against violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
United States
Ernest Knaeber
Bonapart
Frederick Light
Hinslale
Denver
Naebel
Shall
Justice Court Dismisses Embezzlement Case
The case against EB W Albany, sub agent for O T Odney of White Sewing Machine, was dismissed with costs charged to the prosecuting witness after a rehearsal before Justice Pressley. Albany had paid part of a note and disputed the remaining amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Odney
White Sewing Machine Company
EB. W. Albany
Justice of the Peace Pressley
Albany
Harry Eckhardt
Katie Lanehart
G. O. Stevens
Eckhardt
Lanehart
Peckham
J. L. Barr
Emmett Taylor
Barr
Taylor
Prize Cup Highlights Weld County Exhibit Triumph
The Denver Real Estate Exchange Cup for the Best County Agricultural Exhibit was won by Weld County at the Colorado State Fair in Denver. The cup stands 18 inches high in sterling silver and will become county property after two wins. Weld County secured over 225 prizes, mostly firsts and seconds, with forty eight agricultural awards all but one first or second. The Commercial Club rooms display the cup and prize ribbons, and local exhibits from BE. P. House are being showcased as well. The display accompanies expectations to defend the title at next year’s fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
BE. P. House
Greeley
Greeley Wurery
Miss Fezer Hosts Sunday School Class Farewell
Miss Fezer entertained the boys of her Sunday school class at her home Wednesday night. The long running class will have its last gathering as their teacher plans to move to Idaho. The evening featured games and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelwyn Fezer
Clase
Miss Fezer
Indaho
Bison Range Chosen on Flathead Reservation for 12800 Acres
Montana selects a site north of the Jocko river near Ravalli and Jocko for a new bison range. About 12 800 acres will be fenced under Forest Service direction with 10 000 dollars for fencing and buildings from a 40 000 dollar appropriation. The American Bison Society funds the purchase of the herd and land payments to owners, many Indians. President Roosevelt is honorary president of the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flathead Indian Reservation
Montana
Congress
Morton J. Elrod
University of Montana
Jocko River
Ravalli
Jocko
Engineering Department
United States Forest Service
American Bison Society
Austin Corbin
Blue Mountain Park
New Hampshire
Corbin
Roosevelt
William T. Hornaday
New York Zoological Park
Montana Bison Range
New
National Bison Range
Luncheon Honors Miss Ethelwyn Pezer at Henderson Home
Mrs. M P Henderson and Miss Ruth Brush hosted a six course luncheon in honor of Miss Ethelwyn Pezer. The Henderson rooms featured yellow green and white decor with scented flowers and California poppies. Covers numbered fourteen with Entre Nous club members and guests from Windsor Kersey and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Entre Nous Club
Florence Fezer
W. F. Spaulding
Kersey
Mesdames W. B. Starr
J. C. Ewing
S. M. Hadden
Fred Allnutt
Lee Carrel
Howard Kennedy
Windsor
Asenath Bliss
Lucy Delbridge
Birthday Surprise for Miss Jessie Fink
Miss Jessie Fink was surprised Friday evening by friends celebrating her birthday. Guests provided a fine supper and presented many beautiful gifts. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mort Darling and family, Mr. David Bliss, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fink, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Russell, Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. J. Scott Thompson, and David Bell Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Fink
Miss Fink
Mort Darling
Mily
David Bliss
Leonard Fink
H. A. Russell
da Sanford
J. Scott Thompson
David Bell, Jr
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the Greeley High School
East Ward
Alice C. Fuller
Bessie J. Brown
Edna West
Ethel H. Dowell
Louise Gauss
North Ward
Mabel 8. Marsh
Gipson
Sadie Kirkpatrick
No. 3
Canal
Greeley and Eaton Boys
Meeker Field
The
James W. Zimmerman
Garfield County
Joseph Luxen
Rifle
Ethelbert Ward
Uncle Sam
the Justice Court
BISON
Buffalo
Ethelwyn Peter
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