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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1908

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Real estate fraud trial reveals complex Weld County land deal

The case centers on 67 acres listed for sale and a $12,000 option on Hodgell farm. Reagan, Wonacott, Houtchens, and Drumm face questions of agent activity, misrepresentation, and forged payments as the town farm is foreclosed. Witnesses describe mortgage transfers, broker commissions, and an injured Iowa farmer under mounting debt. The trial shapes local real estate practice and warns buyers away from agent-only transactions.

Wonacott Houtetens Drumm Reagan Hodgell Jacobs Houtchens Scobs Iowa Coloer Sage Wopacott Platteville Wonnacott Nevada Houtchens & Drumm McCune Colorado Weld County

Postoffice Site Chosen at Currier Corner

A telegram to the Commercial Club signed by Senator Guggenheim states the Currier corner near Bethge's restaurant has been selected as the postoffice site. The message comes this afternoon.

Guggenheim Currier Corner Bethge’s

Miller Goes to Jail Again Over Will Eaton Case

George Miller is jailed again with a woman who claims to be the wife of young McFarlan, linked to the Will Eaton burglary. Miller and the woman face criminal charges. McFarlan was ordered out of town, returned from Denver, and was jailed. The trio is held at local and city jails. Mr and Mrs W L Clayton and daughters visit Denver for holidays with Mrs Clayton's mother Mrs Paul.

George Miller Young McFarlan Will Eaton Miller McFarlan Marshal Williams Denver Seventh Street Mrs. W. L. Clayton

Movement to better spuds aims at German expert visit

A campaign to improve the American potato crop seeks a Colorado State Agricultural College petition to Washington for sending an expert to Germany to inspect the industry. Germany leads in quality, with Greeley and Colorado poised to advance. Carbondale expert Eugene Grubb champions the effort.

United States Agricultural Department Washington State Agricultural College Fort Collins Washington Department Germany Greeley Colorado Eugene Grubb Carbondale New Movement

Suit to Collect Bert Money From Mondt Contract

Frank Geiger and three partners earned about 120 dollars for topping beets for F S Mondt near Eaton at ten dollars per acre. J W McPherson bought the unpaid account after Mondt refused payment and filed suit to recover. Mondt will answer with reasons for withholding the money. Geiger’s wife was once under arrest in Denver in the Wally Mann murder case, but he was cleared and kept distant from the crime and the woman.

Frank Geiger F. S. Mondt Eaton J. W. McPherson Mondt Geiger Denver Wally Mann

Bradbury Seeks Divorce and Custody in County Court

Chester C. Bradbury through Thompson and Hatch sues Nannie M. Bradbury for divorce in the county court claiming marriage in 1902 and desertion in 1907. He cites two children aged four and five and seeks custody, noting prior filing by the wife that did not proceed to issue.

Chester C. Bradbury Thompson & Hatch Nannie M

Mrs Graefe Hosts Birthday Party For Sadie Trampe

Mrs Fred Graefe entertained Friday evening at a party for her sister Miss Sadie Trampe on her birthday. About thirty guests attended including Miss Annie Greenwald Rev Edwin Gross and Arthur Cooper from Greeley. In the embroidery contest Adah Coney won the ladies prize and A F Wilson cashier of the First National Bank won the gentlemen’s prize. Mrs Genge’s sale and exhibit of hand painted china at Dunham’s Jewelry Store will continue until Christmas Eve.

Fred Graefe Sadie Trampe Greeley Annie Greenwald Edwin Gross Arthur Cooper Adah Coney A. F. Wilson First National Bank

No Professors Decline College Jobs Amid Turmoil

Unsettled conditions at the State Agricultural College led Prof Carl W Gay of Pennsylvania and Prof Alvin H Kayser of Nebraska to decline succeedments of Prof W L Carlyle and Prof W H Olin. The state board offered to pay their travel to Fort Collins for inspection, but both prefer resolution of college troubles first. Rumors say Governor Shafroth may name a new board, risking appointment rejection by next legislature. A legislative committee visit reportedly showed clear dissatisfaction with the muddle.

State Agricultural College Carl W. Gay Pennsylvania Alvin H. Kayser Nebraska W. L. Carlyle W. H. Olin State Board of Agriculture Fort Collins Friends Shafroth

Old Timers Round-up at Eaton in Eaton Special

Old Timers gather in Eaton as Bud Kimball arrives hale after years in Wyoming. He recalls Julesburg founder Jim Jules and near fatal frontier days. Other locals Bill Hopper and L P Riley revisit the area, with Riley in town for a civil suit in district court.

Eaton Kersey Bud” Kimball Hale Denver Kimball Wyoming Jim Jules Julesburg Jules Poudre Valley Bill Hopper Hopper Montana Nebraska L. P. Riley District Court Idaho Falls Idaho Riley

Company C Wins Honors in Militia March

Captain Gale ordered a 2 o'clock march to Eaton as a test of local militia. Company C, among the best in the state, had 22 of 38 ready by 5 45 p m and completed the forced hike despite a storm. An oyster supper awaited the company on return to Ault.

Gale Company Co Sojers Eaton Ault

Valuable Overcoat Stolen From I O O F Hall

A handsome fur overcoat belonging to J W McCormick and a muff boa handbag and pocket book belonging to Mrs Charles Cobbler were taken from the I O O F hall after rehearsal Saturday night. The thief escaped on the 9 o clock train to Cheyenne. witnesses recall a stranger in a heavy fur coat boarding that train. The chances of catching him are slim.

J. W. McCormick Charles Cobbler I. O. Oo. F. Hall Cheyenne

Cold Snap Records Subzero Night Temperatures

The night dipped to four degrees below zero with only two colder nights this year. Earlier in November the mercury fell to six below, marking a notable stretch of frigid conditions.

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