I N Stevens to Speak on Colorado Direct Primary Law
I N Stevens of Pueblo will headline a Greeley opera house meeting on October 1 to discuss a direct compulsory primary election law for Colorado. Also speaking are Mrs Sarah Platte Decker and Ellis Meredith, highlighting suffrage and journalism. The event aims to explain how the primary system could replace the current convention method.
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Colorado
Greeley Opera House
I. N. Stevens
Pueblo
Stevens
Sarah Platte Decker
Ellis Meredith
Estes Park Water Company Reform Announces Growth Plan
The Estes Park Water Company conducts its first meeting after a year of expansion of the town water system. Incorprators include F. O. Stanley J. Y. Munson H. EB James C. H. Bond and J. R. Anderson. Capitalization stands at $20,000 to supply cottages and irrigation.
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Estes Park
Estes
J. Y. Munson
H. EB. James
C. H. Bond
J. R. Anderson
Waterworks Plan For Loveland City Reservoirs
The Loveland company proposes two reservoirs above the Eikhorn ridge and north of the Stelev hotel to supply domestic irrigation and power. A four inch pipe links the reservoirs and a six inch main runs to the hotel with 100000 gallon lake capacities and 6000 feet of new main planned for town distribution. Plans to be formulated now with a view to starting work before the 1909 tourist season.
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Nish
Black Canon
Eikhorn Rodge
Stelev
Loveland Reporter
After Ten Years Reunion Brings Moon Family Together
After ten years apart Mrs W Moon of Fifth street welcomed back her daughter from Tennessee. The visitor arrives with three children who have never met grandmother, and three cousins already live at the grandmother's house. The pair have drifted apart during a decade of moves.
Hoppity Hop Promotes Snow Liniment Relief on Crutches
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism lumbago sprains and stiff joints claiming users can discard crutches and be as well as anyone. It lists prices 25c 60c and $1.00 and notes availability at all druggists.
King to Speak at Colorado Congregationalist Anniversary
President Henry Churchill King of Oberlin College will deliver six addresses at the fortieth anniversary of organized Congregationalism in Colorado observed October 6 to 8. A large crowd is expected and the Rocky Mountain Congregationalist highlights his inspirational influence and the event’s Brotherhood theme.
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Henry Churchill King
Oberlin College
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Oberlin
W T K Club Holds Annual Island Grove Picnic
The W. T. K. club gathered at Island Grove yesterday for its annual picnic. A brief business session under the old trees was led by president Mrs. Seem. Three new members joined and one associate renewed active membership. new members include Miss Tohey of the community.
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W. T. K. Club
Island Grove
Miss Gale Remains in Greeley Schools
Edith Gale supervisor of art and sewing declines El Paso offer to keep her contract with the Greeley school board. Professor E. B. A. Ross, formerly manual training teacher in Greeley, now in El Paso, recommended her appointment.
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Edith Gale
el Paso
Gale
Greeley
EB. A. Ross
Cattle Suffer From Grass Shortage Warned By Officials
State Bureau of Child and Animal Protection warns statewide cattle suffering as winter storms approach. Meagre spring and summer grass on plains and mountains leaves cattle underfed, with many roaming far from rail access delaying aid and causing increased losses to exposure and starvation despite prior reductions in deaths. High hay costs threaten proper feeding and welfare ahead of winter.
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State Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
Expensive Amusement in Greeley Leads to Guilty Pleas
Four men faced gambling charges filed September 14 in Greeley. John A. Hughes pleaded guilty on Saturday. Arthur Gage Frank Pippin and Herbert Holland followed this morning. They were fined 100 dollars plus costs and remain jailed for nonpayment. A separate county case involves William Riebe’s assault claim against John Walters, with Walters contesting the fight as fair. The youths are said to be about 16 and Russian, and the case may be dropped.
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Greeley
John A. Hughes
Arthur Gage
Frank Pippin
Herbert Holland
Ira Williams
William Riebe
John Walters
Walters
Riebe
Northern Colorado deer open season starts October first
Beginning October 1 the sports men in northern Colorado have twenty days to hunt deer with or without horns. The law allows killing during this period and inquiries and license applications signal full open season. Deer are protected from sundown to sun rise and steel or hard-pointed bullets are banned. Mountain sheep and antelope remain protected until 1911 with a ten day open season.
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Colorado
State Game and Fish Commissioner
Peaches Reported Growing In Greeley District
J. L. Landers of the Columbine school district owns several productive peach trees. Mrs. Sam Wilson of 705 Thirteenth Avenue sends a box of fine white cling stone peaches grown in her own garden to the Tribune office, highlighting the district's growing fruit.
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Normal School
Starr
Grace Lister
J. S. Gale
H. Reynolds
Mesdames Leem
Snyder, Reynolds, Mead
Nusbaum
A. W. Jones
O. Howard
B. F. Johnson
A. Howard
G.S. Adams
M. P. Henderson
R. F. Grahan
J. S. Davis
J. G. Hughes
Calvin Thomas
Misses Lee
Kendel
Parker and Cannel
New Public
Greeley
J. L. Landers
Columbine
Sam Wilson
Thirteenth Avenue
Tribune
Shower for Miss Fezer at Church Kitchen
A Thursday night kitchen shower was held after a Congregational choir rehearsal for Miss Ethelwyn Fezer. The event featured a lavish distribution of modern kitchen furnishings and plenty of refreshments, with the young choir members enjoying a thoroughly good time.
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Fezer
Ethelwyn Fezer
Potatoes Promising Yields Reported At Local Farms
Reports coming in from Kersey area show early spud picking busy for potato growers. James place yields reach 105 sacks per acre while Charles Smith reports a bumper crop at 175 sacks per acre. Farr Igo ranch and Thomp son also cited as having good yields.
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Kersey
James Place
Acre
Tuckerman
Charles Smith
R. Dicks
Farr & Igo
Chris Thompson
Bank Statement of Weld County National Bank 1908
The document presents a bank statement from Weld County National Bank with figures for assets including cash, checks, notes, and securities and liabilities such as deposits, capital, and reserves. It includes a sworn affidavit by cashier C. T. Neill and notary acknowledgment dated September 26, 1908.
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Lus
Jess
X- Sanaa
State of
Colorado
Ounty
Weld
U. S Nde
U. S
Lawtful
saGirines
I. C. T. Neill
C. T. Neill
H. Wheeler
Rush
Kinsella
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