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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1908

Page

2

Election slate lists local and state candidates

Sheriff S Poe of Ault for county judge J Downey Windsor for county clerk Lafayette Ryan Evans for school superintendent, T A Lewis Platteville for assessor J M Peterson Greeley for coroner Chris Nelson Eaton for District 1 commissioner, T L James Kersey for District 3 state senator W L Clayton Greeley for representatives A B R Morrison Johnstown and G M Houston Greeley.

S. Poe Ault J. J. Downey Windsor Lafayette Ryan Evans T. A. Lewis Platteville J. M. Peterson Greeley Chris Nelson Eaton T. L. James Kersey W. L. Clayton A. B R. Morrison Johnstown G. M. Houston

SECRET OF CLAYTON'S POWER IN WELD COUNTY

The article praises Senator William L. Clayton of Weld County as a powerful, trusted figure with broad support across parties. It cites his influence in Colorado politics, his ability to secure favorable outcomes, and a letter from John F. Shafroth endorsing his leadership and effectiveness for the state.

W. L. Clayton Weld County Clayton Greeley State Izzard Mr. Clayton Denver Colo William L. Clayton Colorado Pueblo John F. Shafroth Senate State Senate

Home made goods boost gains in Greeley market

The local push for home made products shows growing demand for Greeley crafted items. Manufacturers report stronger sales and a sense of achievement as residents support local production.

Greeley Made

Local pride boosts support for Greeley made goods

The Tribune urges residents to favor Greeley manufactured products, arguing the spirit strengthens the city’s economy and livelihoods. It states loyalty to the community benefits everyone by boosting local employment and prosperity through domestic goods.

the Tribune Greeley

Alfalfa Prices Rise Amid Demand and Diminished Supply

Rising alfalfa prices stem from reduced northern Colorado acreage and stronger demand from New Orleans and cotton farms in the south for alfalfa meal. Prices range from 6.50 to 9.00 per unit as sheep feeders hesitate after last year’s losses. Jerome Cook, near Greeley, shifts from sheep feeding to baling and shipping alfalfa to Omaha for meal, contracting at 10.50 for best and 8.50 for bleached. A second item reports a sixteen year old girl from 504 Fourteenth Avenue detained in Cheyenne. authorities arranged her return to her parents after she boarded a northbound train with a friend.

Colorado New Orleans South Jerome Cook Greeley Lexington Nebr Mr. Cook Omaha Williams Cheyenne Andrew Hanson Fourteenth Avenue Carrie Billings Miss Hanson Miss Billings

Woman Resists Sheriff's Posse in Missouri Border Fight

West Plains Missouri September 21 a desperate battle near Prestonia a mile south of the Missouri Arkansas line as John Roberts and his wife resisted a sheriff s posse attempting to arrest Roberts for the killing of neighbor Obe Kessinger Saturday night. The woman and Sheriff Mooney Baxter county Arkansas are mortally wounded. Roberts and two posse members Max Lowery and his son are seriously hurt. Roberts may not survive.

West Plains John Roberts Prestonia Missouri-Arkansas Line Roberts Obe Kessinger Mooney Baxter County Ark Max Lowery

Off to Art School for Lexie Mead in Denver and Chicago

Miss Lexie Mead leaves Tuesday for Denver and then Chicago to begin her second year at the Chicago Art Institute. She will share apartments with four Colorado girls Irene Proctor Grace Dillmer and Mary Bassler. Proctor and Bassler have studied at the Normal in Greeley.

Lexie Mead Denver Chicago Chicago Art Institute Colorado Miss Mead Irene Proctor Grace Dillmer Pueblo Mary Bassler Longmont Proctor Bassler Greeley

Real Estate Transfers in Weld County September 19 1908

Union Pacific Railroad transfers land to Western Land Company covering extensive sections in Townships 1 North Range 63 West and 1 North Range 64 West. Union Pacific Land Company sells to Anne Rhys, Lawrence M. Purcell, and Thella Laycock with several small parcels and cash values. Other transfers include Platte Land Co to Isaac N. McCue, Albert N. Burke to McCue, Thomas N. Welsh to Lizzie Eheler, J Clifford Miller to Chester and Agnes Stover, and Stover to Mary Miller, with detailed lot and block descriptions in Greeley and nearby towns.

Union Pacific Railroad Company Western Land Company N. R Union Pacific Land Company Anne Rhys Lawrence M. Purcell W. D Thella Laycock Fred W. Frisbie James W. Hodgell Robert E. Ground Platte Land Co., Ld Isaac N. McCue Kersey Albert N. Burke Thomas N. Welsh Lizzie Eheler Greeley J. Clifford Miller Chester A Agnes B. Stover Chester A. Stover Mary A. Miller P. W. Allen Treas Louise Wille Evans

Odd Fellows Meeting In Denver Draws Huge Attendance

The Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows opened in Denver with Governor Buchtel greeting visitors and Mayor Speer welcoming the city. Officials hailed the gathering as the largest of its kind.

Denver Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Goveror Buchtel Robert W.W. Speer

Greeley Sheriff’s Office Tackles River Bottom Menace

Officers cleaned up the river bottoms by detaining fifteen suspects who proved not to be the wanted men. Two men found in a Union Pacific car were arrested after breaking a seal and held in the county jail. A jailhouse brawl required Jailer Peterson to restore order as Calvin Phillips, jailed for murder, sparked further trouble with two African American men and a broom handle incident.

Greeley Peterson Calvin Phillips Powers That Be

Hotel Arrivals Feature Denver and Colorado Guests

A list of hotel arrivals includes Ray Graham and two others in Eaton, Brooks Mason and wife from Denver, J. W. Hampton and wife from Denver, EF Hagar from Eaton, F A Minmack from Eaton, W. McDale from Watten, A. Patton from Boulder, H L Murray from Kongmont, Fiera C Bauer and C T M Englehardt from Loveland, Mrs Frances Rogers from Bangor, A W Barbour from Denver, W E Gillham from Denver, M J Gallagher from Pueblo, J P Scanlon and three from Eaton, H V Fisk from Golden, C Hines from Gilcrest, L R Hickman from Missouri, H L Meeum from Fort Collins, Mrs George Buggs from New Windsor, F W Buggs from Denver.

Ray Graham Eaton Brooks Mason Denver J. W. Hampton EF. G. Hagar F. A. Minmack Hagar F. A. Mimmack

New Interurban Officers Elected to Lead Burlington Line

J P Klug was elected president of the Burlington Interurban railway board replacing F O Olson who resigned. C S Moore was named treasurer. The board met Saturday afternoon and announced progress on the road with offices moved to 822% Ninth Street and ongoing construction ahead.

Interurban J. P. Klug Burlington Interurban Railway F. O. Olson Klug C. S. Moore C. A. Fletcher Ninth Street

Death of Warren Templeton at 17 in Nelson Nebraska

Templeton Ward received word Sunday of the death of Warren Templeton at his parents home in Nelson Nebraska. Warren aged seventeen died from diabetes after returning home from Greeley where he had been staying with his aunt Mrs Guy Wolfe in hopes the climate would help.

Death of Miss Lela R Pitcock at age eighteen

Miss Lela R Pitcock died Saturday at her parents home in Kersey at eighteen. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Scott at the M E B church in Kersey Sunday afternoon.

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Purex J. D. Potter 1. O. Glazier Jeweler Optician New Hay Kansas M. A. Whitman Seventh Street Rissler’s Hsi F. O. Hayner Hackman 7Th Ave C. W Freeman Union Tea & Coffee Co Greeley Daily Tribune N. ©. Meeker The Greeley Tribune Publishing Company C. H. Wolfe Charles Hansen Edna Andrews Ditor Seventh St Greeley, Colorado William Jennings Bryan John W. Kern Supreme Bench George W. Musser Morton Bailey W. A. Hill Harrison White R. Fitzgarrald Edward T. Taylor J. B. Pearce W. J. Galligan Rhoady hKenehan John T. Barnett Katherine Cook A. P. Anderson Dan H. Staley W. L. Weeley Charles S. Thomas Dr. B. L. Jefferson Sam Wheeler Thomas Ehrhart Dexter T. Sapp Regents of State University Ralph Talbot Ethelbert B. Adams Farm Loans Sanborn & Houston Pittsburg New York Jesse Nolin Host Live Stock CO Ramah Thorell’s Shoe Store Weld County Abstract and Investment Company ODD Fellows IN Sovereign Grand Lodge Sheriffs Office Edison Our Ladies Tailoring Department C. A. Brafford Monte Cristo Ninth Ave Greeley, Colo Bartlett Lumber CO Aiil Coal Yard Greeley 9 Weld Greeley Abstract Company Tribune
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