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Greeley Republican

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1912

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Beet Crop Seen At Peak With 15 Ton Yield Reported

Edgell reports beet crop in northern Colorado factories at peak strength with an estimated yield near ten and a half tons per acre on average. A Windsor area field could reach fifteen tons per acre, though overall conditions hinge on weather and low pest pressure. Farmers plant more beets than ever in old county, boosting total production prospects.

Anager S M. Edgell Northernolorado Great Westin Sugar Company Mr. Edgell Havelso Old County Pierce

Gymnasium under rapid construction in Eaton

The Eaton gymnasium project advances with bricklayers at work and roofing underway. Contractor J Chesstown says completion is likely before the new school year as interior features take shape and balcony sections near finish. Locals visit daily to watch the progress.

Eaton Orkmen J. Chesstown

Experts to Attend Nunn Picnic August 2

The Republican notes a rescheduled event at Madden's Grove for August 2 inviting Carr Dover and Nunn district residents and nearby communities. A representative from the Agricultural College will discuss dry farming and an eminent engineer will explain irrigation for the area. A picnic dinner, games, and entertainment are planned contingent on good weather.

Nunn Madden’s Grove Carr Dover Soety E Agricultural College Exlain Carr, Dover Nunnuntry Colorado

City eyes saving water costs by sprinkling system plan

Mayor William Mayher proposes using No 3 water for street sprinkling via a 4100 foot 6 inch main with a settling basin and standpipe at Eighth, tapping No 3 and Windsor water lines to fill wagons, costing under $2000 to operate and potentially saving about $2500 annually. City Engineer O F Shattuck to present sketches to the council.

William Mayher No. 3 Ninth Avenue Thirteenth Street Eighth City Lincoln Park O. F. Shattuck Windsor Greeley

Systematized Play for Auburn School Kiddies

Auburn July 26. Mothers in the Auburn district plan advanced play and story telling for children. The second children's gathering was held Thursday afternoon at the grove near the John Dunn home. Sixty children enjoyed stories by Mrs. Edgar Ruth Miss Lila Sanford and Mrs. Ralph Austin. Miss Ruth Flint led the games. The event included a mothers circle and a kindergarten. The children thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon and the experiment shows clear success.

Auburn Grove John Dunn Edgar Ruth Lila Sanford Ralph Austin Ruth Flint

Zoos to clash with Spuds in big Greeley game

Tomorrow Island Grove park hosts the Colorado Springs Zoos and the Spuds in what promises to be a top game for Greeley fans. A second game is set for Sunday with manager R Bethge reporting strengthened lineup after recent 13 inning Denver May tilt. Large crowds expected due to special two game rate.

Greeley Island Grove Park Colorado Springs R. Bethge Denver W. W. Gail Baseball World of Colorado

A Statement to Republicans on Tomorrow's Assembly

The article urges a free expression of voters through the Republican county assembly. It notes multiple candidates for offices under the primary law, advocates ensuring each nominee has at least 10 percent of assembly votes to qualify for the primary ballot, and pledges support for all presented names during the campaign.

Republican County Assembly Assembly Greeley

First GOP Assembly to Meet in Weld County

The first Republican assembly in Weld County convenes at the district courthouse to nominate county officers for the September 10 primary. Delegates to the state assembly to meet in Denver July 31 will be chosen, and other business includes selecting delegates to the congressional assembly at Littleton July 30 1912 for the First Congressional district.

Weld County Republican State Assembly Denver Republican Congressional Assembly Littleton

Fire destroys Vollmar general store and post office

At Vollmar a blaze around 10 PM totally wrecked the general store and post office. Postmaster Mrs. Sherman saved her mother and child and some registered mail. Officials suspect incendiary origin with losses between 3000 and 4000 dollars as a man was seen fleeing the scene. In Pierce, a separate 11 PM fire destroyed F B Rodgers's residence with partial insurance coverage and a suspected defective flue.

Vollmar E. T. Sherman Joe Wilson

Pardee Beats Wife Over Dinner Row Near Evans

In a rural incident Pardee attacked his wife when she refused to place his dinner before him. P. W. Hughes stopped the assault as Pardee pursued his wife to a neighbor. Pardee was fined nine days in jail, suspended on promise not to repeat the offense and due to the family of six needing support.

Evans P. W. Hughes Alonzo Pardee Hughes LaSalle Pardee

Fort Lupton Farms Benefit From Local Factories Market

Fort Lupton residents benefit from three nearby factories Barwise Canning Silver State Creamery and Produce and Colorado Condensed Milk. The plants provide steady markets and payrolls totaling thousands yearly with produce sales near 400000 in the last year. Barwise pays 16000 for labor 25000 for produce and contracts 350 acres with seven tons per acre beans and eleven tons per acre tomatoes at 35 and 10 per ton respectively. Silver State payroll runs 8000 monthly July to November and 35000 in produce. Colorado Condensed Milk employs 1000 monthly labor and 12000 monthly produce with year round operation. Freight costs are high but service remains good.

Fort Lupton Barwise Canning Company Silver State Creamery and Produce Company Colorado Condensed Milk Company Barwise Company

Concrete Roof Collapses But Mason Escapes Injury

Windsor July 26. C. E. Mason narrowly escaped serious harm when a concrete roof over his cellar fell while he removed setting forms at his new home near Windsor. Only a few scratches resulted after he freed himself. Officials suggest inferior concrete caused the accident.

Windsor C. E. Mason Here

Rider Transforms Yard Into Beauty Garden At Second Street

I S Rider at 1207 Second Street has turned a six year effort into a lush garden with a 125 foot row of sweet peas. Seeds planted April 1 yield blossoms up to 1 3 4 inches wide as irrigation relies on a ditch and trench beds. Rider grows cotton plants planned for school educational use.

I. S. Rider Second Street Mr. Rider

Big Beet and Alfalfa Six Feet High

A four and a half pound beet on display in Milliken credited to Zack Hill, among the season’s largest for July. Hill estimates a fifteen ton per acre yield. Charles Swink shows a Colorado alfalfa plant claimed to be the largest, with a nearly three foot root, six foot two inch stalk and a one and a half inch diameter.

Milliken Zack Hill Hill Charles Swink Colorado

Deserted wife seeks interview with husband at jail

Mrs Sadie Carter, with her month old baby, appealed at the county jail for a meeting with husband C H Carter, who was brought back from Nampa Idaho by Sheriff S J McAfee. She says they married a week before he deserted her. he denies the desertion and will not discuss the case.

Sadie Carter C. H. Carter Nampa Idaho S. J. McAfee Carter Windsor

Famous musician Gatty Sellars to perform in city recitals

Renowned organist Gatty Sellars visits Sunday and Monday for recitals at Queen's Hall and Crystal Palace. Program includes coronation music by Elger Cliffe and Bridge Borland arrangements with trumpet fanfares and cathedral chimes. Tour overseen by G. B. Brigham. Sellars praised internationally.

Gatty Sellars Queen's Hall Crystal Palace London Sir Edward Elger Frederick Cliffe Frederick Bridge Borland Sellars Europe Canada G. B. Brigham New York Chicago

George Tisdel Seeks Comfort After Sister's Death

George Tisdel mourns after his sister, Mrs Almakhun Tisdel, dies at age 74 in Oakland City Ind. He had traveled there two weeks earlier due to his mother's illness and she was buried last Saturday after passing the prior Friday.

George Tisdel Oakland City Ind Almakhun Tisdel

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Edgell Buting Mayher Island Grove The Republican G.O.P. Assembly Court House FT. Lupton Court Mason Rider Yard J. H. Carter
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