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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1910

Page

6

Fort Lupton Notes Include New Truck Purchase and Local Appearances

The Colorado Condensed Milk factory bought a four ton auto truck with Cuppage as chauffeur to haul milk and freight between Lupton and Denver. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. W Menson of Houlder, Mrs. C W Cowan surprise party by W C T U, and various residents traveling to Denver Greeley Delta and Milli ken. A Pierce nine team planned to play Olive Branch. Frank Whitnaw awarded a seven room bungalow contract. several locals visited or shopped in nearby towns. multiple guests and travel entries mark the week.

Fort Lupton Colorado W. Burge Br. Shaw Denver Pierce Casey Greeley Frank Whitnaw Main Street Charlies Searles Delta Finley Rodgers Charles Latham Spokane Wash Middleton L. L. Weller Eaton J. Z. Stocking J. R. Cunningham W. W. Barlow Milliken Pierce Nine Olive Branch Cline Berthoud Ed Padgett William Keller J. Koagler E. T. Waltz Bert Shafer M. Cashman Florence Thompson Fort Collins

Local residents return from Denver trips and hospital visits

Miss Harriet Berber and John Teller returned from Denver last night. Emma Teller, a Wolfe Hall student, came home for vacation. Mr. Lewis, recently operated on at Windsor hospital, returned home yesterday. Mrs. T. F. Miles went to Greeley today. Mrs. F. I. Laybourne and daughter are mentioned in the same local notes.

Harriet Berber John Teller Denver Emma Teller Wolfe Hall Lewis Windsor Hospital Greeley F. 1. Laybourne

Will Straighten Tracks From LaSalle to Denver

The Union Pacific line at LaSalle will straighten the bend to Julesburg to gain extra switch room. Construction adds about half a mile of track and eight new stalls in the round house, more than the four originally planned.

the Tribune LaSalle Union Pacific Julesburg Round House

State auctions 10480 acres fetch high prices for homes

Denver reports ten thousand four hundred eighty acres of state land sold at public auction raising $122,340. The average price per acre reached $11.63, with bids concentrated on small tracts to home builders and little speculative purchasing. Highest bid was $50, lowest $6. July 10 sale of about 30,000 acres planned.

the Tribune Denver Benjamin L. Jefferson The Land Board Mr. Jefferson Jefferson

Auto Auction and Co. Offers Used Cars at Low Prices

Dr. Warford relocates his offices to the Harvard building above Fashion. Auto Auction & Co. advertises a large assortment of used automobiles at less than half factory cost. Descriptive list free. 4638 Glenarm Denver.

Dr. Warford Main Street Harvard Auto Auction & Com. Co Glenarm Denver

Taft Praises Women’s Higher Education at Bryn Mawr

President Taft delivered the commencement address at Bryn Mawr College, stating college education does not diminish a woman’s ability to be a good partner or to teach and raise children. He argued higher education makes women independent and useful to society, noting his daughter Helen attends the college.

the Tribune Philadelphia Taft Bryn Mawr College Helen

English Aviator Rolls Sets Channel Crossing Record

The Hon Charles Stewart Rolls captain in the army motor reserve flew a Wright bi plane from Dover to Calais and back in ninety minutes without landing. His forty two mile over water round trip sets a new record as the first Englishman to cross the Channel twice in an American built craft.

Dover Eng Charles Stewart Rolls London Army Motor Reserve English Channel Calais Louis Biennot Count de Lesseps Channel

Burlington engineers surveyors camp moved toward Wiggins

June 3 report from Kersey states the Burlington engineers surveyors camp has been relocated toward Wiggins, shifting operations and staging area.

Kersey The Burlington Engineers Wiggins

Mrs Spaulding and children visit Omaha

Mrs. Spaulding and her children have traveled to Omaha for a family visit, according to a local note.

Kersey

Children Day Service at Presbyterian Church Next Sunday

The Children’s Day service will replace Sabbath school and Weta next Sunday morning at the noted Presbyterian church. The service will begin at 10 20 oclock.

Noted Presbyterian Church

Railroads Set to Defy Courts With New Freight Rates

Washington June 3 undaunted by Sherman act injunctions the eastern and middle western railroads filed with the interstate commerce commission tariffs for higher freight rates. Attorney General Wickersham declined to indicate government plans as the Senate hesitates over the administration rate bill delaying action until tomorrow.

The Tribune Washington Mississippi River Middle West Interstate Commerce Commission Geeral Wickersham Senate

Colorado must pack her apples better says expert

Denver June 3. Chicago apple storage and shipping expert George B. Sykes arrived in Denver and conferred with Mrs. Martha A. Shute secretary of Colorado's state board of horticulture. He urged radical changes in grading and packing methods to preserve Colorado's prestige in eastern markets.

the Tribune Denver Colorado George B. Sykes Chicago Martha A. Shute State Board of Horticulture Sykes

Colorado apples faces shift to northwest market

Sykes urges lessons to raise Colorado fruit in eastern markets. He notes east dealers lost money last year due to bad grading and mixing ripe and green apples, preventing proper preservation. Next fall eastern shipments will largely come from the northwest unless packing methods improve. Sykes demonstrated his packing method at the apple show, winning converts.

Colorado East Sykes Northwest

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Joseph W. Folk Mary F. Rausch G. R. Maguire Chicago Operatic Company G. R. Mcguire Parsons L. B. Wickersham Dr. Parsons Greeley Commercial Glee Club Parland-Newhall Company Father O’ryan H. Martyn Hart G. Stanley Hall Elias Day Elias Day and Wife Senor Lala C. S. Harper Room 13 Union Nat. Bank Bldg Greeley, Colo Weld County Whitnah Hotel John Comer Marguerite Wylde Greecy Windsor Frieda Taylor Greeley High School Dr. Merten J. A. Taylor Paul Dill Opera House Warner A. J. Park Dry Goods Company Ninth Street
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