Gore Money for the Beet Grower in Cost Dispute
The article notes Gore money paid to beet growers in Greeley area for beets delivered November 1, totaling about 25,000 dollars, with semi monthly wages around 20,000 dollars. It discusses Spreckels’s tariff stance and claims about sugar production costs in various western states, urging free trade and noting profit margins claimed by manufacturers.
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Greeley
Great Western
Colorado
Peralta
Utah
California
Idaho
Egon
Meeting Placer Change Affects Farm Life Hearing
Telegraphic advices from President B O Ayleworth in Washington state that Roosevelt's commission for farm life will hold only one meeting in Colorado. Denver hosting December 6 under Colorado Agricultural College auspices. Fort Collins event canceled. Public hearings in Denver and Reyenne noted.
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B. 0
Ayleworth
Washington
Roosevelt
Colorado
Denver
Fort Collins
Colorado Agricultural College
Agricultural Colleges
Reyenne
Colony for Small Partners Plans 3000 Acres in Grover District
Arbuckle Purcell secured an option on 3000 acres in Grover district for 90000 dollars. A Chicago man holds the interest and plans to divide into five and ten acre plots for poor city residents. Eastern philanthropists contribute 46000 dollars toward the purchase, balance 50000 to be repaid from yearly crop proceeds with no interest. Water is ample and a ten acre plot promises good living for an industrious farmer. The Chicago holders, with 40000 dollars in trust, await report to the local firm.
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Arbuckle Purcell
Grover
Chi
Chicago
Sheriff Returns with Suspect in Pierce Horse Theft
Sheriff Florance brought in Samuel Mitchell an 18 year old wanted for stealing Dr Little's horse in Pierce. Mitchell admitted stealing the horse saying he was drinking. He bought a saddle Thursday at Pierce and rode the horse home Saturday night toward Missouri where his parents live. the horse will be shipped back.
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Florance
Sidney
Neb
Samuel Mitchell
Dr. Little
Pierce
Missouri
Nebraska
Windsor Laborer Learns Heir to German Estate
John Rinehart a Windsor laborer learned on Thursday that he is heir to a German estate valued between 50 000 and 100 000 dollars. He plans to stay in the United States and has placed the matter with the German consul in Denver. Rinehart, 19 when he left Germany, has since labored steadily and remains unmarried.
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John Rinehart
Windsor
Rinehart
Greeley
United States
Germany
Denver
Meeker field set for Thanksgiving high school football clash
The local high school team faces Sacred Heart parochial school from Denver in a hard fought wind up on Meeker field. Coach Merten lists an unusual lineup as the crowd expected to be the largest this season. A Thanksgiving showdown with Fort Morgan High looms after a prior upset. Colorado Springs meets Longmont as northern and southern league champions collide with a statewide title on the line.
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Denver Boys
Sacred Heart
Meeker
Merten
Brush
Benton
Buchanan
Duke
Sato
Morrison
Fagan
Hall
Comer
Cooper
Atkinson
Fort Morgan High
Colorado Springs
Longmont
The
Springs
Boulder
Jaguar hunt planned near Montemorelas for Bryan
A jaguar hunt is prepared near Montemorelas for the benefit of William Jennings Bryan and visiting American residents of Monterey. The hunt will involve jaguar and other big game, described as the most dangerous sport in the country.
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Monterey
Mexico
William Jennings Bryan
Montemorelas
Final Settlement Sets Creditors at Forty Four Percent
Thursday marked the final settlement in the St. Morrison estate. The late Morrison, who ran a general store at Evans in partnership with his son, left liabilities totaling 7,637 against realized resources of 3,316. Creditors in the fourth class will receive 44 percent of their claims.
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St. Morrison
Morrison
Evans
Runaway Equine Incident In Thompson Yard
J. K. Thompson faced a runaway Thursday when a wheel burr fell off in his yard. The horse bolted after reaching Kendel's corner, but Thompson remained on the bogey and held the lines until the horse was stopped.
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J. K. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Burr
Kendel
Civic Improvement association to push city cleanup and stables project
The first annual meeting of the Civic Improvement association in Greeley shifted to a directors’ session after a quorum shortfall. A plan to clean stables and barnyards twice weekly in summer was proposed, with manure hauling potentially becoming a paying enterprise. The group praised recent cleanup efforts and saw districts improving, notably around the city dumping ground, with high hopes for next spring.
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Civic Improvement Association
Greeley
J. M. B. Petrikin
Editorine Weds Ruby Frink and Ernest B Davis
Miss Ruby West Frink wed Ernest B Davis a wealthy ranchman at the Frink home in Fort Lupton. Rev Hines officiated with 200 guests at a reception as the bride plans to continue her Fort Lupton Press work after honeymooning in Colorado Springs.
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Riune
The
State Normal
Daisy Frink
Fort Lupton
Colorado Springs
Night Riders War Ends In Tobacco Deal
Louisville becomes scene of the end to the Burley Tobacco society and American Tobacco Co agreement charting 1906 and 1907 crops. The deal averages 20.5 cents for 1906 and 17 cents per pound for 1907, covering nearly 80 million pounds with about 14 million dollars circulated in central Kentucky. Dr J D Graham of Springville Indiana aided the Dunn family during stay in Greeley.
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Louisville, Ky
American Tobacco Co
Burley Tobacco Society
American Tobacco Company
Kentucky
Contested Shrevalty Election Faces Judge Garrigues
Interest centers on Judge Garrigues ruling in the Florance-Poe dispute. The county clerk must show cause why he issued Florance’s election certificate. Poe polled 243 votes in South Windsor. the canvassers say one or two votes were added by misread figures. Democrats and Poe supporters in Aust prepared to fund a contest, vowing a full vote recount and exclusion of illegitimate ballots if Poe loses.
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Garrigues
Florance-Poe
Florance
Todd
Poe
South
Windsor
Ault
Statewide returns show Democratic ticket carries all offices
Complete official results except Denver county favor the Democratic slate. President Bryan leads. statewide judges Munser Hill King White all Democrats. Shafroth for governor. Fitzgarrald lieutenant governor. Pearce secretary of state. Kenehan auditor. Cook superintendent. Barnett attorney general. Rucker congressman district 1. Martin district 2. Taylor at large.
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Denver County
Bryan
Munser
Hill
King
White
Shafroth
Leutenant
Fitzgarrald
Pearce
Kenehan
Cook
Barnett
Baker Family Returns From Washington Health Improves
Mrs. F. B. Baker and her daughter Ruth return from Washington after five months away in improved health. Son Frank stays in Greeley for the winter to work with his father in the family business.
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F. B. Baker
Frank
Ruth
Washington
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Springville
Dr. Graham
Cr. H. Dunn
Ault Democrats
Judge Musser
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J. W. Carpenter
Eleventh Avenue
Amanda
Herbert S. Bellport
Carpenter
J. J. Lace
M. EB
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Lohengrin
Ruby Rose
Louis Carpenter
Paris
Missel Anna
Bertha Blair
Laura Thompson
Frances Patton
Fifth Street
Leona Bellport
Bergen
Pomeroy
R. S. Burroughs
Gilcrest
Greeley Painting CO
Coronado Court
D. E. James
Calso Mining
W. H. McGruder
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C. H. Speers, G. P. A
Gorham
A. Whitman
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San Francisco
S. K. Hooper
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Colo
P. A. Hartung
First National Bank
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Tribune
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