Two Conservators Sought in Weld County Court
In Weld county county court two conservators were sought for the estates of Christian Moser and Adam Schwab. John Lauck of Greeley already became conservator of Moser's roughly 30 000 estate. R H Schwab seeks conservatorship for Schwab's about 25 000 estate. Both men were declared mentally incompetent on January 13. I T Snyder represents the applicants.
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Weld
John Lauck
Greeley
Christian Moser
Jacob Lollander
R. H. Schwab
Adam Schwab
Moser
Schwab
Sant
I. T. Snyder
Sam Busch Elected President of Haton High Seniors
Exton Sept 16 The annual class elections at Haton High were held Sept 12. Senior officers chosen include President Sam Busch and Vice President Ben Lorenzen with Andrew Tiun as secretary and Don Perkins as treasurer. Junior sponsor Miss Loly Williams named Dave McDonald president of the junior class with Richard Hall as secretary and Rosie Sandt as treasurer. Sophomore sponsor Miss Thelma Olgen presides. Forrest Nix elected president with Ila Nix as secretary and treasurer.
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Exton
Haton High School
D. Alvin Berg
Sam Busch
Ben Lorenzen
Andy Tiun
Don Perkins
Duniar
Loly ‘Willams
Dave McDonald
Richard Hall
Rosie Sand@t
Effle Johnson
Miss Thelma Qlgen
Forrest Nix
Ari Anderson
Ila Nix
Sheep as a Safe Farm Project Highlighted in Capper's Farmer
J L Tinsman of Weld County Colorado asserts sheep are the most consistent income source among farm ventures. He cites a 1916 start, a 1920s planned sale of 30 ewe lambs, and a projected gross of about 1920 dollars from sheep plus hay and grain yields, with pasture costs noted. The Capper's Farmer feature titled Sheep His Only Safe Project appears in the September issue circulated nationwide from Topeka Kansas.
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J. L. Taman
Severance
Mr. Tinsman
Capper
National Farm Magazine
Topeka
Kaw
Arthur Capper
Forincens
J. L. Tinsman
Weld County
Colorado
Mr. Dinsman
Tinsman
Sheep earnings over crops sway farming plan
Tineman reports pasture charges and labor wages yield total income of 1120 for 110 ewes, with labor earnings of 800. He notes sheep lambing in spring, lamb crops averaging 140 percent, and that sheep pay $30 per acre with safety versus crops. He shifts from hogs and beets to sheep, beets, and potatoes, emphasizing pasture mix, staged lambing, and marketing by May to July.
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Tineman
Bia
Tyneman
Wien
Cinsman
Jamuiry
Tinaman
Colorado Agricultural College
Timsman
Tere
Tinsman Seeks Market Edge in Alfalfa Trade
Fragmentary notes suggest Tinsman aimed to gain a price advantage in alfalfa markets and mentions income figures from prior seasons. References to wages and profits are unclear, with figures like $1.04 and $3,000 to $4,000 appearing in uncertain context.
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Tinsman
Itva
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Jd. L. Tinsman
Gapper
Wald County
Haton High Seniors
Orlick
America
Horlick’s Cine
Wisconsin
Dereenerne
Home Gas & Electric Co
la Salle
Palmar
W. J. Rung
Paramount Re & Supply Co
E. A. Baird
Manai
Eighth Ave
Hart Schattner & Marx
Hibbs Cothing Co
Eighth St