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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
2
Fair in west showers in east portion and warmer in the southeast today. This brief forecast notes weather conditions for readers in the Greeley Colorado area.
The Denver Republican argues Colorado’s cool, comfortable summers attract visitors from the South and increasingly from the East and Midwest. It urges expanded promotional efforts and ongoing missionary work to grow tourism and encourage longer summer stays, including potential four month residencies.
Fort Collins Athletics prepare for a Sunday home game after two recent losses. They aim to host Greeley, Windsor, or Eaton, with a decision to be announced tonight. The club favors the Greeley Spuds and expects new uniforms and players, backed by about $3,000 from Greeley merchants.
Oliver R. Shearer of Hyde Park Reading operates a compact vegetable and poultry farm on about three acres two of which are cultivated. A damaged corner from a mountain stream limits tillable land yet he yields 10000 celery heads 300 to 500 tomato plants 3000 to 7000 lettuce endive and beets plus five to ten bushels of onion sets annually.
Dr. Cyril G Hopkins notes that plowing under green clover or alfalfa adds humus equal to three tons of clover fed elsewhere. Leguminous crops fix nitrogen from air via root bacteria, boosting arid soil fertility. Benefits include more organic matter, greater water retention, and soil nutrient mobilization. James D Marshall Colorado Agricultural College Fort Collins.
Wit Aes Hit SA of 33 9 63 1760 Audrey Doolittle transfers to Frank W. Doolittle lots 11 12 section B4W and add Haton for 1 dollar. Bruce G Eaton to Isabella J Foster LG B2W add Eaton for 1 Hunt and Clayton to E R Harrison NW 21 8 65 6400 P C Krause to Lawrence H Caywood lots 18 19 B2 Istadd Pierce 750 Ira W Michael to Samuel Mece Donald Pt SE 29 167 375 Gertrude L Pierson to W R Reeves lis 22 to 24 B3 Kersey 1600 Ella C Shambo to Fred B James Lt 39 B 4 Kersey 1.00.
Milliken Mail reports fear among women along the Godfre Bottoms auto road near Greeley due to abusive actions by auto and motorcycle parties. Insults and outrageous conduct prompt a warning that offenders will be traced and dealt with.
The Milliken Canning company conducted a Tuesday morning test run at the factory. Steam and power were applied to the machinery, empty cans passed through, and a demonstration of the canning process was shown with no actual goods produced.
Chicago reports that Til Lincoln Fellows of Field Fellows & Hinderlicher says irrigation bonds can recover and proposes a New York Chicago bond house dedicated to irrigation securities. He warns against wildcat developers and urges a bank with expert staff to restore investor confidence and support western projects.
The school board of district No. 102 invites sealed bids for a brick schoolhouse section sized 36 by 62 at Galeton. Plans available at E. G. Steele & Co. All bids due by 2 p m Thursday June 22. Board may reject any bid. M. E. Smith secretary district No. 103.
A shopper requests Ahlstrand's Bread at the East Side Feed Store. The note urges availability and prompts staff to confirm stock or place an order.
Houston reports the gulf coast early potato crop marketed from Wharton Simonton Fulscher and Eagle Pass. Wharton shipped 960 cars to Chicago at about 80 cents a bushel yielding roughly 384000 dollars to growers. Rail freight charged about 124000 dollars. Combined districts earned about 680000 dollars with rail lines taking 221000 dollars. The Spud Special freight line accounted for about 100600 dollars of business.
Shoppers are urged to request Ahistrand's Bread at East Side Grocery. The note highlights the product's availability and encourages customers to ask store staff for the loaves.
The regular Gill Gun Club shoot was held despite drizzling rain. Oscar LearGren led with 22 points, followed by Fuqua 21 Peter Brown 21 Ed Schuler 20 Lon Schuler 19 Joe Woods 19 Howard Briscoe 19 and W H Blood 18.
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