Independent sugar factory eyed for Greeley
Ward Darley plans an independent beet sugar factory in Greeley if farmers pledge sufficient acreage to guarantee operation. Project offers a $5.50 per ton base, with profit sharing after capital costs, potentially boosting beet prices to $7.50–$19.00 per ton. Darley cites Great Western Sugar and Langmont profits to argue tariff removal would not hurt earnings. Local interest grows with mass meetings planned to test sentiment.
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Greeley
Ward Darley
Darley
Brighton
San Juan
San Luis Valley
Great Western Sugar Company
Langmont Fac
Tory
Great Western
Commercial Club
LaSalle Bank Officials Defend DeVinny Resignation Stance
LaSalle Colorado April 1 1912 LaSalle State Bank officials defend recent officer changes addressing insinuations that DeVinny’s resignation was forced. They state he resigned voluntarily after an operation to reduce duties due to weakened health and note he was re elected president and director earlier. They dispute pressure from stockholders and emphasize confidence in DeVinny.
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LaSalle
Colorado
Greeley Tribune
Greeley Colorado
Cit
DeVinny
Co. B. Norris
Pres
LaSalle State Bank
R. B. Carpenter
Early Spuds Face Scarcity as New Crop Delays
Los Angeles Times reports wholesale potato prices at 3.25 per hundred pounds and warns of further rises. Supplies are nearly exhausted with harvest delayed by 10 weeks to three months. Produce expert Sec. John Huber cites a nationwide short crop and limited outside supply, squeezing retailer profits to about 4 percent.
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Los Angeles Times
Sec
John Huber
Minister Organizer to Visit in Greeley Visit
Dr James S Martin general superintendent of the National Reforms Association will visit Greeley on April 11 his former parishioners include Mr and Mrs David McClelland Mr and Mrs Jerry Elliott Mr and Mrs S B McClelland and Rev Dr James S Martin will preach at Reed Presbyterian Church while in town for the second world citizenship conference in Portland Oregon June 29 to July 6 1913.
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James S. Martin
National Reform
Association
Greeley
National Farm Association
Pittsburg
Martin
Reformed Presbyterian Church
New Castle
David McClelland
Jerry Elliott
S. B. McClelland
James S. Martin Pittsburg
National Reforms Association
Portland
Ore
E. McClelland
West
Jy Martin
Reed Presbyterian Church
Cantata The Lord of Light and Love at Church
The Congregational choir under J C Kendel will present the cantata The Lord of Light and Love next Sunday evening. The chorus will include 75 voices, with a quartet singing the solo. Special music is planned for the morning service.
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hTe Congregational Ohh
J. ¢. Kendel
Lord of Light and
Love
Girl’s brave ride ends with fall and comeback
A ten year old girl, riding a frisky horse, was thrown onto the sidewalk but remained unshaken. She pursued the horse, mounted again, and continued her ride, showing notable courage on Sunday. The incident occurred after a Plack Eaton on April 1.
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Plack Eaton
Ta McGee
Twins Born to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Rejoice
Mr and Mrs Carson W Gilbert celebrate the arrival of twins born Sunday morning weighing a combined sixteen pounds. The boy and girl increase their family to five children.
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Gilberts
Carson W. Gilbert
Mrs. Gilbert
Frinkox Ox Team Draws Crowds in Fort Lupton Vote
Fort Lupton April 2 crowds flock to the town hall to vote behind the celebrated Frinkox steer team driven by O E Frink opposing the license ticket. Automobiles are common but locals favor the unique wagon ride. Women expected to participate in strong numbers this afternoon.
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Fort Lupton
Frinkox
O. E. Frink
Fire Investigation Ties Loss To Suspected Arson At Tuckson Home
Insurance adjusters arrive to handle the loss from a Friday fire at Hans Tuckson’s residence. Chris Ginther, who found the blaze, reports seeing two men fleeing the scene, suggesting possible arson.
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Dvans
Hans Tuckson
Tuckson
Chris Ginther
Needle goes through thumb in sewing accident
Windsor report recalls Mrs. Frank Laybourn who thrust a needle through her left thumb while sewing. She later remembered the thread when pulled from under the thumbnail. The silk thread avoided infection and the wound healed swiftly with a small under nail trace remaining.
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Windsor
Frank Laybourn
High Water Delay Reported Amid Weather Disruptions
A partial OCR readable fragment notes delays from high water and weather disruptions. It references prior events and ongoing delays affecting local transport and schedules.
Easter Cantata Unites Churches in Windsor
The Easter cantata An Easter Message unites the Episcopal, Christian and Methodist churches in Windsor. Twenty five voices will perform under the direction of Dr. Gormley as part of Easter preparations on April 1.
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Windsor Windsor
Gormley
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