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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1908
Page
1
A cryptic notice presents a holiday themed figure described as Claus the Normal, linked to the faculty context. The item emphasizes inclusive appeal and broad audience reach within academic staff. No further event details or dates are provided.
A school Friday morning closing celebration featured senior class gifts for faculty amid a singless chapel. Prizes included a hobby box, a megaphone, a fancy collar, and a chainless safety pin. The crowd cheered as names like Zachariah Eleanor Charles and others were linked to tokens, while faculty sought playful mementos and a lighthearted mood prevailed.
The fall and winter drought in northeastern Colorado prompts new dry farms and homesteads. The U S Department of Agriculture established trials at Eads Colorado and nearby locations to study irrigation and fallowing. The Eads farm spreads about fifty acres with forty five under dry farming, using fallowing and soil mulch to retain moisture and support a small family through drought years. Continued studies and visitor interest support the method as eastern Colorado opens to settlement.
John Reagan of Iowa sues James W. Hodgell and Houtchens Drumm for recovery of an Iowa farm obtained by alleged fraud in a Colorado land swap. The case details show Hodgell’s Colorado property valued at 16000 with equity around 7000, while Reagan’s Iowa farm was traded and mortgaged, leading to claims Hodgell received about 9000 from the deal and the Iowa farm debt totaled 2500.
Vast hunt planned near Kersey with E. K. Plumb as general director. Coyotes thick on the Plumb ranch. Meet set from Hyle's Bridge west to Fred Jurgen's east and from Herb Hill corner to Fred Gedge ranch. Guides named. guns and horses barred. free lunch and campfire at finish.
Downey heads to Denver to practice law and join Foley in a new partnership. Friends in Windsor regret the move after Downey and his wife played prominent social roles locally. Also departing are Mrs. Jacob Hasbrouck and three children en route to Council Bluffs and Harmiston, Iowa, with Hasbrouck serving as president of Farmers National Bank.
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