Land and Localities for Flax Growing in Colorado
Alvin Keyser of the Colorado Experiment Station explains which lands suit flax best across Colorado. Flax thrives on silt loams and clays but tolerates sandy soils, and performs best in foothill and mountainous regions up to high elevations. Rotations prevent flax wilt disease, and new lands reduce weed pressure, making fresh land preferable for flax planting.
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Colorado
Plains
Divide
Arkansas Valley
Middle Park
Alvin Keyser
Fort Collins
Parish Returns Johnstown Resident From California
H. J. Parish, longtime Weld County commissioner and notable local figure, has returned to Johnstown after a three month stay in California.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promises Quick Cure
You will look a good while before you find a better medicine for coughs and colds than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It not only gives relief it cures. Try it when you have a cough or cold and you are certain to be pleased with the prompt cure which it will effect. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Husbands of Hardanger club ladies honored at Kiley home
Monday evening gathering at Mrs C J Kiley hosted husbands of Hardanger club members. Ladies meet Mondays for visiting and fancy work. The group played 500 with Mr Kiley and J Heffer winning prizes. Two April Fool jokes opened the refreshments, then a nice repast. Sixteen guests attended.
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Hardanger Club
C. J. Kiley
Mr. Kiley
J. Heffer
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Home Testimony
A local reader from Greeley, Colorado, reports back pain and kidney symptoms improving after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He credits the home endorsement as proof of merit and recommends the product. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. is sole US agent in Buffalo NY.
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Doan
J. W. Martin
Greeley
Colo
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
The Price We Pay for Wool Tariffs
The piece argues the ad valorem tariff on woolens raises consumer prices. It notes payoffs of the Payne Aldrich tariff, Taft vetoes, and a Lawrence Mass strike exposing wage abuse. It claims a Democratic revision would lower prices and expose woolen trusts. It accuses Taft of veto motivations tied to woolen magnates.
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England
House of Representatives
United States
Taft
House
Tariff Board
Lawrence
Mass
Woolen Trust
Can They Remain Taft Delegation Fight Denounces Fraud
The Denver Express argues that the Taft renomination drive shows legalized robbery and betrayal of party promises. It portrays Colorado, New York, and Indiana scenes as proof of coercion and corruption to secure Taft delegates, labeling self government at stake and urging voters to judge delegates for honesty and patriotism.
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Colorado
York
Indiana
Taft
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Guggenheim
Aldriches
Guggenheims
Denver
William Howard Taft
Denver Express
W. C. T. U. Lecture At Local Methodist Church
Miss Rose Davidson, organizer for the W. C. T. U., lectured at the Methodist church last night. The lecture drew a good crowd but there appears to be little enthusiasm for forming a local W. C. T. U.
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Kersey
Chamberlains Liniment for Rheumatism Relief
For rheumatism you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Liniment. Try it and see how quickly it gives relief. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Publican machine wreck and party blame in primary era
The Greeley Tribune reports the publican machine was wrecked for the late convention, while the republican admits it but blames the democrats for voting for Rooseve lt in the republican primaries. The Evans Courier questions whether Washington could have foreseen Taft’s defeat and suggests urging postmasters to save the day.
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Greeley Tribune
Roosevelt
Hudsey
Washington
Taft
da Evans Courier
Farmers voice on Taft Roosevelt clash at Weld county convention
Eaton Colorado April 2 191 We print a farmer’s view on the Weld county convention held March 93. The letter argues the Taft idea belittles common people and accuses Greeley Commercial club Eaton and area businessmen of siding with corporations. The writer pledges farmer union loyalty and hints at future action while asserting support for home dealers.
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Eaton
Colo
Tribune
Weld
Taft
Roosevelt
Colorado Springs
Haly
Eaton Business
Biness
Mimber
Harrowing wheat to conserve moisture in field study
A Colorado State Experiment Station report from Fort Collins notes that loosening the surface soil via harrowing reduces evaporation and can double yield. After a heavy shower, harrowed wheat stood taller and produced more grain than untouched areas, demonstrating moisture conservation benefits for farmers.
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Agricultural College
Colorado
Ok, Sa
LaSalle Census Records 219 School Aged In District
Ellis, secretary of the district school board, reports the census shows 219 school age residents in LaSalle district, with 103 males and 114 females. No deaf, mute, or blind children are listed.
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LaSalle
Ellis
Miller Operated on Eaton Waterworks Engineer
Sam Miller, engineer of the Eaton Waterworks, was taken to Greeley hospital Sunday and operated upon for appendicitis on April 1.
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Eaton
Sam Miller
Eaton Waterworks
Greeley Hospital
Cough Remedy Praised By Sydney Advertiser Reader
A testimonial from Mars. H. Silks of Dowling Street Australia extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective after a severe cold. The note claims quick recovery for a young boy and notes the product is widely sold by dealers in Sydney at five pence per bottle.
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Chamberlain
Mars
H. Silks
Dowling Street
Australia
All Dealers
Sydney
Forty Years Ago Town Elections and Local Happenings
Town trustees were elected: Joseph Moore Evan Rea N M Boynton J W R Spencer and H T West town clerk James G Cooper. The Tribune denied refusals to print tickets for M T West. Large church attendances, new Methodist church opening, and farm club activities noted. Park trees planted near the depot and a party of 25 Greeleyites preempted 160 acres of land. Longmont Colony expected eastern residents. Frogs sang as New York ground froze two feet. Tree planting advice given, lemon price and bacon cost listed. Wood cut by wintering party. Chicago brewery collapse killed three. A $100 liquor ordinance reward offered. Two new Colorado papers started Black Hawk Daily Journal and Out West at Colorado Springs. Italian concert troupe announced for Masonic. Cough remedy ad Ballard’s Horehound Syrup sold in three Gilbert Bros. stores.
Evans Goes Wet on Rader Case and Election Fray
James Franklin swore an affidavit exonerating Rev. Rader, stating he was offered work on election day but no pay. Rader moved his case to Justice Doney with next hearing set for April 6. A second complaint reportedly exists, and tensions near the polls were checked by deputies. In Frederick, the union dispute ended with three held on bonds after a party clash.
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James Franklin
Rader
Keyes
Franklin
Evans
Hanley
Rev
Justice Court
Tregoning
Doney
Charles Peterson
Frederick Frederick
Union Party
People's Party
A. Grey
F. DeLong
Smith
Alleged Perjury Charges in Local Election Case
A charge of perjury alleges that sworn statements claimed voters or others were qualified to vote when not, affecting the election that elected John Burkhardt as mayor Ike Runyon George Laughlin and James Barclay to office. The case centers on improper qualification and false declarations surrounding the ballot.
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John Burkhardt
Ike Runyon
George Laughlin
James Barclay
One Ticket Leads Eaton Election For Mayor Trustees
In Eaton Eaton on April 3 only one ticket appeared, the independent ticket. T. C. Phillips won re election as mayor. Trustees elected were Antone Anderson, J. D. Wilson, Jack Smillie, and F. B. Shattuck.
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Eaton Eaton
Independent
T. C. Phillips
Antone Anderson
J. D. Wilson
Jack Smillie
F. B. Shattuck
LaSalle Elects Independents in Local Elections
LaSalle voters elected incumbent David Stewart as mayor running as an independent by 17 votes in a 103 vote tally. Trustees chosen were John Behrens E J Davis A Austin James A Stewart and John W W Cheek.
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LaSalle
David Stewart
Walter Kimsey
John Behrens
E. J. Davis
A. Austin
James A. Stewart
John W.W. Cheek
Milliken and Towns Vote Apr 3 Local Elections
Milliken carried a $15000 water works bond 18 to 1 amid a largely Peoples party result. R M Benton re elected mayor and trustees H W Crawford G W Snider T W Derry. Kersey elected L B Tucker mayor with four trustees. Ault conservatives beat citizens 27 votes with G A Hill mayor and three trustees. Fort Lupton re elected mayor C Sells. anti license slate elected trustees. irrigation rights sold. Erie had record turnout with Nicholson mayor and a mix of socialists and citizens on the board. Johnstown peaceful single ticket selects Peoples party slate.
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Milliken
Peoples’ Party
R. M. Benton
H. W. Crawford
G. W. Snider
T. W. Derry
Ault Ault
Citizens
G. A. Hill
Ault Advertiser
George Girardot
eRoy Siver
J. L. Davis
Erie
William Nicholson
Fred R. Wilson
Davis
H. A. Cornelius
George Mathews
Thomasb. Morgan
Unclear fragments about local election figures and independents
Fragmentary OCR text mentions indepen dence candidates, a treasurer, and town figures. No coherent event or outcome is clear. Document appears to be a damaged local political notice or election tally with multiple garbled names and numbers.
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Colorado Experiment State
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Evan Rea
N. M. Boynton
J. W. R. Spencer
H. T. West
James G. Cooper
the Tribune
M. T. West
Mr. West
Greeleyites
Longmont Colony
Chicago
Black Hawk
Black Hawk Daily Journal
Out West
Ballard
Gilbert Bros
Kersey Kersey
L. B. Tucker
W. L. Murphy
Theo. Sterling
T. L. Niner
W. L. Spaulding
Johnstown
The
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Peek
Platevile Mney
15Th St., Greeley, Colo
T-Court
Coe
Glenarm Stree
Colo' Bates
Depot
St.eer
Glenart St
West-Court
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