Riverside Farms Co assigns assets exceed liabilities
Riverside Farms Co reports its assets exceed liabilities in a balance sheet update. The company notes stability amid reorganizations and confirms ongoing operations under its corporate structure.
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16 Dec 1910
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Greeley Daily Tribune in Greeley, Colorado
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
1
Riverside Farms Assigns Hog Farm to Creditors
The Riverside Farms company with 480 acres near Masters in Weld County assigns to Attorney Robert E. Winbourn for creditors. Liabilities about 18000, assets around 28000. Principal creditors include First National Bank of Fort Collins and Thomas Dinsmore. Water shortage and drought crippled crops and halted hog industry plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Farms Company
Masters
Weid County
Robert E. Winbourn
Winbourn
Greeley
First National Bank of
Fort Collins
Thomas Dinsmore
E. E. Moore
Long Beach
Calif
e@ company
McH
Dinsmore
Wall Street
Green City Irrigaton
Bijou
Moore
Dinemore
Weld County
Cook Book Makes Hit Bazaar at Congregational Church
The Con gregational church ladies hold a bazaar with home cooked foods, candies, fancy articles, and cook books in church parlors. A new fifty cent cookbook, 100 pages with 600 recipes by Greeley ladies, will be on sale and open to examination. The bazaar runs 10 AM to 6 PM Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Greeley
Red Cross stamps misused as postage warning to Greeley
Postmaster Gray warns residents that Red Cross Christmas stamps are not valid postage. Stamps are for event fund support only and must not be placed on mail to substitute regular postage. Notes: place stamps on the back of items, not near government stamps, to avoid delays and extra handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Red Cross
Gray
Keeley No 2 Reservoir plans filed in Weld County
T D Jones a Denver engineer filed maps and statements with the county clerk for Kee ley No 2 reservoir a project costing 782526 dollars. It proposes a 71 foot dam to impound over four billion cubic feet of water irrigating about 6000 acres. The 500 acre site would draw from the Poudre and Laramie rivers with plans to enlarge the Greeley Poudre tunnel or build a new one and to divert water into ditches of the Larimer and Weld Irrigation Co. and in turn to the reservoir. New ditches may be built to carry the supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Jones
Denver
Poudre
Larimer and Weld Irrigation Company
Holmes Views Toyah Valley Climate and Prospects
Charlies W. Holmes returned from a trip of inspection to the Toyah Valley Texas and is very well pleased with the climate and possibilities of the Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies W. Holmes
Toyah Valley
Texas
Denver-Greeley Valley Reservoir plan secures funding
Denver officials report full funding is raised to finish the Henrylyn and Standley Lake projects at once. The work will complete Milton reservoir near LaSalle Standley Lake outlet from Clear Creek to the Platte River Marshall reservoir south of Boulder and ditches from Barr Lake. About 90 percent done and 60 miles of laterals added will flood 200000 acres, mainly in Weld county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Denver-Greeley Valley
Henrylyn
Standley Lake
Milton Reservoir
LaSalle
Clear Creek
Platte River
Marshall Reservoir
Boulder
Barr Lake
Barr Ditch
Horse Creek
Bootleg
Prospect
Sand Creek
Denver-Henrylyn
Weld County
Denver Chamber chief to speak at Greeley supper on depot
President Bartlett of the Denver Chamber of Commerce will address Greeley Commercial Club at the first fall supper and meeting at the Camfield hotel at 6 30 pm. The talk will focus on the proposed new union depot and Bartlett plans to share Denver experiences. Dr Snyder and Secretary McCrery also expected. Mr and Mrs J F Fezer hosted a dinner Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Greeley Commercial Clan
Union Depot
Camfield Hotel
Denver
Union
Snyder
McCrery
Weld County
Union Station
Brothers Jensen Stand Trial for False Pretenses Scheme
John F. and J. A. Jensen face district court today on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses from Evans resident Frank Smith nicknamed Indian. Smith testified he paid 50 dollars and sought a 400 dollar loan amid a tale of a Fort Collins trial and possible penitentiary sentence. Assistant District Attorney Keyes prosecutes, C C Townsend defends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. and
J. A. Jensen
Frank Smith
Evans
Smith
Fort Collins
Jensen
Keyes
C. C Townsend
Lensens
New Moving Picture Theatre Planned for Greeley
Decker and McCutcheon will start a modern white pressed brick theater on their corner lot at Eighth Avenue and Seventh Street next to the Tribune building. Plans are being finalized, lease secured by a young local businessman, and the structure will be one story with ample exits ventilation and a large stage. The theater will run on decent clean lines unlike the former burned building’s shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Decker & McCutcheon
Eighth Avenue
Seventh Street
Tribune
No Let Up on Loose Dogs in the County
A Tribune correspondent asks about current rabies in the county and the chance of relaxing dog restrictions. The dog editor reports no dog rabies cases in Greeley for months but urges no relaxation due to risk of a new outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Greeley
Eaton
Pasteur Institute
Boulder
Hypnotism Scene Ends in Narrow Trance at Grove Hill
Miss Ruth Edwards studied hypnotism and attempted to hypnotize Miss Geraldine Jones during a informal on Normal hill gathering of girls. Jones remained under for about an hour before being awakened after medical help and magic passes. The incident prompted a pause in further demonstrations and Jones was confined to her room though not in serious danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Normal Hill
Ruth Edwards
Geraldine Jones
Miss Edwards
Miss Jones
Boy Scout Idea Spreads in Greeley Churches
It is probable that a company of Boy Scouts will form from each Greeley church, uniting into one organization. Interest runs high as plans take shape with local leaders appointed, including Judge G H Bradfield guiding the Methodist effort and a meeting scheduled this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
G. H. Bradfield
Poultry Show Awards Highlight New Camfield Trust Building
The Weld county poultry show in the new Camfield Trust building features a 22 pound turkey and prize pigs and birds drawing attention from farm journals. Judge H Rhodes of Topeka praises the exhibit space as the finest ever seen with judging wrapping today and a record attendance expected as rural visitors arrive for Saturday’s prize announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Weld
Omaha
H. A. Stanton
Denver
Ethel Smith
Dora Sherwood
H. Rhodes
Topeka
Blue Bloods
Tribune Want Ads Endorsement From A Pleased Advertiser
A grateful patron extols the Tribune through its want ads mentioning five cents a line and broad results for buying selling jobs or lost items. The writer urges readers to place ads to find a life partner or locate missing treasures and to trust the wanted man for reclaiming property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Legion
Greeley Tribune
Who Took the Minister's Pants in a Christmas Caprice
In Evans a pastor’s pressed broadcloth suit pants vanished from Max Myer’s Eighth Street shop while a mystery customer and companion browsed. Myer and the preacher both seek the missing trousers before Christmas services. The tale ends with the question who has the minister's pants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Max Myer
Eighth Street
Evans
Mr. Myer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Riverside Farms CO
Fine Ranch
Big Reservoir
Commercial Club
J. F. Fezer
NEW Moving Picture Theatre
Decker-McCutcheon
Camfield
Preacher
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