Colorado Produce Exchange firms form new conglomerate
Three other firms join Greeley’s Big Five in a Friday consolidation creating the Colorado Produce Exchange company with 400000 capital to manage produce and realty businesses. The move consolidates Mothechild, Mesher-Parker, Parr Produce and related entities, aiming to strengthen interests and expand during the ensuing merger and leadership appointments.
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Greeley
Colorado
Hervey D. Parker
Albert Lee
Meary
Watsos
Wilkes HM. Parr
Joseph MH. Woolf
John
Mosher
Albert Igo
Henry CC. Waeteon
William H. Perr
Isidore Rothechild
Motheechild
C O
Tecerperstere
Isidore Keothachild
Joseph J. Weell
Amelia Weech
Mesher-Parker Mercantile Co
Capital
Tecerpersters Sed
Harvey PD
Parker
Meshber
Meeker
Parr Produce Co
Incerpersterseed
William H. Farr
Greet & Willon
Harry W. Perr
Colorado Produce Exchange Company
Creeley
Aftal
United
Vroduce Mo Amte
Gret
Eera
Bie
Directere
Busineee
Pouch Lost On Ranch Recovered After Year’s Interim
Ault Avuenet reports Wayne and Amex found a wallet containing a $5 bill and coins on a ranch during irrigation. The bag, long thought lost, was discovered by Rey Gilmore the new tenant after a year. Authorities seek Amos who is believed to be in Idaho.
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Daily Tribune
Wayne
Rey Gilmore
Amex
Amos
Gilmore
Amon
Idaho
Colorado Apple King This Year
Thirty five million barrels, twelve million nine hundred thousand more than 1908, comprise the estimated U S and Canada apple crop this season. Western states show light yields but better quality. New England up 20 percent, Central states down 7 percent, Midwest doubled from last season, South up 126 to 150 percent, Pacific smaller though Colorado boosts western output to match last year.
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United States
Canada
Ben H. Rice
Spokane
Mississippi River
Mississippi
International Apple Shippers’ Association
New England States
Central States
Middle Western States
Pacific
Idaho
Washington
New Mexico
Colorado
Greeley Woman Reunites With Brother After 63 Years
Mrs Mary Hryne of 1027 Third Street meets her brother John Mahoney of Chesening Michigan in Ottawa Illinois after a 63 year separation. The reunion follows decades apart with both travelers aged 81 and 85. Mrs Bryen planned to visit her daughter in law at Ottawa while her brother came as a surprise arranged by relatives.
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Mary Hryne
Third Street
John Mahoney
Chesening
Mich
Ottawe
Mere
Bryon Tx
Tillness
Bryen
Ottawa
Canada
Geome
Hryon
Cedar Hapids
Town
Hastings
Neb
Death Angel Delivers Sudden Visit to John Truby
John Truby died at Greeley hospital following a brief illness from appendicitis after working at his son in law Teesday’s store until six. Survived by his wife Capt. Tat Truby and two sisters, the family planned a funeral at 1211 Eleventh Street with Methodist church attendance noted.
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John Truby
Greeley Hospital
Truby
Teesday
Bie Uiness
Indiana
Dental College
New Brighton
Greeley
Mr. Truby
Trubs
Methodist
J. M. Cameron
Stella Brilhart
Ev. ES
Altercation Lands Two in Police Court in Sherman
An August 18 dispute between Sherman Concrete manager C. E. Sherman and worker Carl Larson led to both men facing Police Judge James Sheppard. Each was fined 10 dollars and costs for the incident, which involved blows exchanged between the two men.
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Daily Tribune
Eaton
C. E. Sherman
Sherman Concrete Company
Carl Larson
James Sheppard
City Editor to Wed Quietly in Greeley
Miss Misa Dennis and C. L. Dowell to unite in a simple ceremony at 10 o clock Sunday. Rev B W Bowell will officiate at Trinity Episcopal church. Dennis from Joliet and Dowell, a well known newspaperman, plan to live in Greeley after the wedding.
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Misa Jessie V. Dennis
C. L. Dowell
B. W. Bowell
Trinity Episcopal Church
Miss Dennis
Joliet, TH
James Dennis
Joliet
Mexico
The
Republican
Greeley
Picnic Rhyme Echoes Sunday School Outing
A first Baptist Sunday school picnic at Seelys Lake is retold in a humorous verse by a city editor’s source. The speaker, Johnny, recalls being thrust into duties with teachers and family as a long day of play turns into a mock cautionary tale about behaving on outings.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Seely's Lake
the Tribune
Eastern Farm Editor Praises Weld County School Superintendent
Eastern Farm Editor Herbert Myrick visits Greeley and Fort Collins in a tour praising Weld County School Superintendent i Hee for his guidance of rural schools and ties between home and school. Myrick, a notable publisher and editor, credits irrigation and farm papers for local growth and mentions his novel Cache la Poudre.
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Herbert Myrick
Capability of
Weld County
Fort Collins
Greeley
Springfield
Mase
Colorado
Nebraska
Mr. Myrick
Orange Ju¢d Company
Orange Judd Farmer
Phelps Publishing Company
Farm and Home
The
Good Housekeeping Magazine
National League On Industrial Education
Myrick
I. Hee
Weld
Marstetn
Harrison
National League of Industrial Education
Current Events
Agricultural experts examine Greeley district farming methods
Thomas Cooper government agriculturist from Minnesota joined by Frits Norr former state agronomist and H Hastings Huntley project expert arrived in Greeley to study local agricultural practices. Secretary J F McCrery of the Commercial club accompanied them as they planned a Weld county tour and a trip to Fort Collins.
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Greeley
Thomas Cooper
Minnesota Experiment Station
Colorado Agricultural College
Huntley
Montana
H. Hastings
Cooper
United States
Norr
Weld County
J. F. McCrery
Commercial Club
Fort Collins
Greeley Electric Railway Buys 20 Acres for Car Shops
The Greeley Electric Railway company reportedly purchased twenty acres near West Eighth Street from Henry M. DeVolle with plans to build car barns. Rumors say Burlington may seek a link with Colorado Southern at this site, with car shops to be erected. Officials won’t discuss plans, and DeVolle kept the full tract after initially offering five acres.
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Greeley Electric Railway Company
Henry M. DeVolle
West Eighth Street
Burlington
Colorado @ Southern
DeVolie
Portland official studies irrigation bond system in Colorado
H A Hallam of Portland visited Greeley on Friday to investigate the bond ing system linked to irrigation projects. He expressed astonishment at the country's rapid development and the scope of ongoing irrigation schemes. Tribune sought results from the inquiry.
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H. A. Hallam
Portland
Greeley
Woolley Receives Past Grand Jewel at Lodge Meeting
In Raton on August 28 W B Woolley was presented the past grand jewel of 1L 0% GO F ledge No 121 for twenty five years of good standing. Amos Ackroyd gave the presentation speech with Woolley replying briefly in thanks.
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Daily Tribune
Raton
W. B. Woolley
Mr. Woolley
Order
Amos Ackroyd
Woolley
Tribulations of a Delivery Horse
A day in the life of a delivery horse describes an early start at five thirty, many trips by late morning, and a cranky customer forcing a delivery. The narrator endures hunger and fatigue while hustling oats to satisfy a demanding buyer for his aristocratic nag.
Radis Wins Marathon At Lupton Tomato Day Events
Weld county fair opens next week with exotic exhibits including a South American vegetable lemon grown near Greeley, a mystery wonderberry resembling a blackberry, and an unnamed beardless grain cross of wheat and barley. J F McCrery presents the samples from county inspections.
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Weld County
J. F. McCrery
Commercial Club
Greeley
Colorado
Papers graded for a big class in Weld county teachers
Superintendent L. H. Harrison finished grading 73 examiner sets for Weld county largest class ever. Of these 27 first grade 37 second grade nine fails. Seventy-one papers were corrected locally while three went to other counties and 25 came here. County apportionment shows district 6 Greeley leading with $5,073.20, Windsor $1,546.60, Eaton $1,157.20, and district 42 Morgan joint district $6.69. The quarter’s total apportionment reached $23,124.26.
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L. H. Harrison
Harrison
General County Fund
Greeley
Windsor
Eaton
Morgan County
Weld County
Schools to Open Across Town This September
Schools plan to open this fall with Sept 7 as the main start date. East Evans opens Monday under principal Harry L Johnston with Miss Miks May Phenix as assistant. Peter Brown School starts Monday with Elsie Bunning and Hazel Pritchard teaching, while Eaton High School delay pending new building completion.
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East Evans
Harry Ll. Johnston
Evans
Miks May Phenix
Peter Brown
Elsie Bunning
Hazel Pritchard
Eaton
Bank President Gordon Jones Tours Colorado Farms
Gordan Jones, president of the United States National Bank of Denver, is on an automobile trip through the country and visited Fort Collins yesterday. He praised the fertile crops between Fort Collins and Severance and said the area contains some of the best he has seen.
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Severance
Gordon Jones
United States National Bank of Denver
Fort Collins
Wife Seeks To Save A Farm Fortune
Mary Doyle files suit in Weld county district court for separate maintenance and to restrain Thomas Doyle from disposing of property valued at 24 000. She cites his drunkenness and reckless spending of a farm fortune from joint labor since their marriage on February 15 1882 in Longmont. The couple own an eighty acre homestead valued at 8 000 and another tract at 16 000 with four children. Attorneys: Charles F. Tew and Waller B. Bliss.
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Thomas Doyle
Mary Doyle
Weld County
Longmont
Charles F. Tew
Waller BE. Bliss
Administrator petition for Cobleigh estate fled in county court
The administrator petition for the estate of the late Charles Everett Cobleigh has been filed in the county court. Realty and personal property valued at $13,000. Several heirs live in various parts of the country.
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Charles Everett Cobleigh
Fort Lupton Hosts Tomete Day Marathon and Barbecue
Cheyenne Radix won the five mile marathon in Fort Lupton amid record crowds for Tomete Day. Royce Hurley finished second as Americans led the field of five runners around a city block course. A noon barbecue fed about 2,000, with townspeople decorating storefronts and streets filled with music and festivities.
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Radix
Fort Lupton
Radis
Royce Hurley
Carlet
Lupton
Manmstars
Port Lupton
Apple Producers Urged to Prepare for Colorado National Apple Exposition
Growers should ready their best apples for the Colorado National Apple Exposition announced to be held in the Denver auditorium. Prizes total substantial sums including 1750 for carloads 1000 for the best 500 for second and 250 for the next with similar awards throughout the list. The show promises education in packing and grading and will bring growers together with jobbers and horticulture authorities from across the nation.
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Denver Auditorium
America
Ambitious Plans for Street Vegetable Growing Rise
The reader muses about enjoying a future where people cultivate food in almost any street area, even down to railway tracks, envisioning a practical shift toward homegrown produce and self sufficiency.
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Illinois
John Trey
Johnny
Granny Sprat
Eastern Farm Editor
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