Potatoes Face Season With Mixed Prospects In Midwest
Market reports indicate prices may rise later as eastern crops fail from rot while midwest yields vary. Wisconsin and Minnesota ship early crops, Michigan goods move east, and New York rails show Maine stock with rot concerns. Prices hover around 50 cents for decent quality. fancy spuds command a premium.
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Thieves Visit Fort Lupton Homes
Fort Lupton experiences a spate of thefts as a bicycle is stolen from George Felering’s residence, shoes and clothing vanish from the canning factory, and rooming houses are looted of small items. A thief who paid restitution was released after thefts at the factory.
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Greeley Electric Railway Acquires Land for Car Barns
Negotiations closed last week as the Greeley Electric Railway company bought ten acres of land owned by D B Buzick near Second Street and Fourteenth Avenue. The car barns will occupy about three acres with plans for tenant houses on the rear. Purchase price was $1,000 per acre.
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Cable Company Seeks U S Intervention Over Newfoundland Route
In St John Newfoundland authorities halted underground conduit work linking city offices to the landing site. The company must operate from a sea shore hut and travel perilous routes nightly. It plans to request U S government intervention.
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Miss Seelbach Attends State WCTU Convention
Miss Louise Seelbach travels to Pueblo this week as a delegate to the state Woman’s Christian Temperance Union convention.
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Puebla
Nunn Bond Vote Aims at Major Irrigation Project
Election day in the Greeley Poudre district asks voters to approve 5.3 million dollars in bonds and a 5 million dollar contract for an irrigation system designed to transform northern Colorado into a fertile farming area. The D A Camfield plan envisions reservoirs and ditches across thousands of arid acres bringing cultivation to the region.
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Evans Soon to Be Part of City Greeley Suburb?
Greeley rapid suburban expansion shows Evans looming as a city suburb with over $50,000 in recent property purchases for homes. Land beyond current city limits southward is being developed, Normal Hill roads are being widened, and the Country Club company plans a 160 acre resort with a boulevard encircling it.
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Maybury Marries Millie Washer Here After Courtship
Robert Maybury of Ault and Miss Millie Washer, both residents of the area, were married by Justice W. W. Hart on Sunday at 3 PM. Maybury, a threshing outfit owner from Greenfield Missouri, courted Washer after admiring her cooking while his crew worked near her brothers’ farm. They plan to reside in the Ault district and begin their life together following a lengthy acquaintance.
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Millie Washer
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Millie Wacher
Here
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W. W. Hart
Businessmen’s auto tour links Weld County towns
Greeley business men are urged to join next Friday’s auto trip through the Ault district to connect with northern Weld County colleagues. A prior southern Weld tour drew thirty plus participants and fostered cooperation for county progress. About fifteen to twenty cars are expected to carry fifty or more Greeley businessmen, leaving the Camfield Hotel at an early hour.
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Wonderberry Poison or Delicacy Debated in Tribune Letters
A Greeley reader defends wonderberry as nonpoisonous and compares it favorably to tomatoes and tobacco as nightshade family members. Mrs. Anna Swan Cunningham of Troy Idaho shares growing tips and praises the fruit as a substitute when other fruit is scarce and describes recipes and cultivation notes.
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Greeley Grays Edges Eaton in Shutout routs Eaton 4 to 0
Greeley Grays defeated Eaton Chicago Windsor Kersey Kansas State League club 4 to 0 on the local diamond. Miller pitched well with strong support from his defense including a noted running catch by Stoneking in center field. The Grays, bolstered by new players, finished strong as a closing act for the season.
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Will Condemn Reservoir Lands
Farmers Reservoir and Irrigation Co begins condemnation for Milton Lake and canal through Weld and Adams counties. Suit targets Emil Zeller Anna B Kellar W J Burge and L K Mulford over two small tracts. Project described as a major county undertaking. Mary Mackey files Corona ranch ditch maps and statements. plans to enlarge the Corona ditch and install a drainage ditch with costs not exceeding $500.
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Milton Lake
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Emil Zeller
Anna B. Kellar
Adams
W. J. Burge
L. K. Mulford
Mary Mackey
Corona Ranch
Sanford Ranch
Hardin
Masters
Corona
Spuds Sell At Lower Price In Greeley District
With potato prices slumping buyers accept 60 cents per 100 pounds as farmers hurriedly move stock. Fifty carloads shipped Saturday while digging continues under ideal weather. Demand comes mainly from Texas and the southwest. yields range 60 to 70 sacks per acre with many under 100 sacks.
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City to invite bids for new fire apparatus
City officials in Greeley order eight fire engine firms to submit bids promptly. Auto salesmen have visited the city as aldermen review engine merits for a quick purchase.
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Afternoon Party at Mrs Eaton for Delta Phi Omega
Mrs B G Eaton hosted a thimble party for the Delta Phi Omega sorority on Saturday at her home. Autumn flowers decorated the rooms while an orchestra provided music and refreshments in lavender and white. Patronesses Mrs S M Hadden and Miss Elizabeth Kendel attended.
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Valise Clue Lands Suspect in Greeley Jail
Harry Norton was jailed in Greeley on a gambling charge after a valise he left in Eaton led authorities to track him. Norton claims ignorance of the Eaton incident and pleaded not guilty, with expectations of a possible plea change.
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Eaton
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Bradfield
Red McGuire In Safe Keeping After City Case
Phillip Red McGuire, described as a mild troublemaker, received thirty days to reflect after a plain drunk charge in Greeley. He claimed a large potato contract stake, but his safety period follows marshal surveillance since arriving from Eaton. Seven inmates are currently confined in the city jail.
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Red McGuire
Davis
McGuire
Greeley
Eaton
John Miller
Evans
Judge backs Velma Woods in Berthoud school row ruling teachers may hold beliefs
Fort Collins district court declares teachers may freely hold religious and political beliefs without employer control. Velma Woods wins full verdict and costs against Berthoud school board after backing superiors in the Newcum case, amid a town divided by the dispute.
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William R. Kelly
Larimer County
C. L. Newcum
Jap Nakayama Charged With Assault Using Knife
Nakayama, a Japanese man, was bound over to district court on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon after stabbing a fellow countryman. The incident arose from a $5 loan dispute, with Takeo, a Japanese attorney, present in court.
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Takeo
Chain Gang Called To Sunday School Effort
Rev John Doane at First Congregational church rally urged marshal Williams to lead a "chain gang" of Sunday school workers. He said many offer excuses when asked to serve, and the only people not too busy were the chain gang.
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