Larimer and Weld suit seeks sale of property to satisfy judgment
Ken against property filed in Fort Collins district court seeks $20 199 49 from the Larimer Weld Reservoirs and Irrigation Co. through Frank K Loesch as administrator of M A Ianson estate The co defendants include Greeley Poudre Irrigation Co American Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago and Frank C Avery The suit alleges failure to pay on the Ianson contract for ditches part of the Larimer Weld project and asks for a lien on the property and sale to satisfy the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Larimer-Weld Reservoirs and Irrigation Company
Frank K. Loesch
M. A. Ianson
Larimer-Weld
Greeley-Poudre Irrigation Company
American Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago
Frank C. Avery
Larimer and Weld Company
M. A. Tanson
Larimer and Weld Reservoirs and Irrigation Company
Ianson
Company D Hosts Pleasant Armory Dance
One of the season’s most enjoyable dances was held at the armory Saturday evening with Company D N G members as hosts for a spring social series. Uniformed members added color, music was excellent, and nearly 100 couples attended. The next dance is planned for Saturday evening April 15. The events promote sociability among guard members and their families.
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Armory
Company D, Co. N. G
Guard
Welcome Arch to Illuminate White Way in Greeley
The Welcome Arch for Eighth Avenue between Seventh and Sixth streets arrives for immediate erection and should be installed within ten days. It was purchased by D. A. Camfield and features more than 400 electric lights. Combined with existing lights around the Camfield hotel area, the corner of Seventh Street and Highth Avenue will resemble a miniature white way.
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Greeley
Eighth Avenue
Seventh
Sixth Streets
D. A. Camfield
Camfield Hotel
Seventh Street
Highth Avenue
Transfer of Water Halted by Decision
In Denver district court Judge Cavender barred the Lower Platte and Beaver Canal company from transferring 12.82 feet of Hodgson ditch water and 12 feet from the Hyland ditch to the river below, a roughly 87 mile move valued around 70000 dollars. The case, fought by Weld county ditches, drew farmer attention across northern Colorado and signals limits on water transfers in a period of rising litigation. Senator J W McCreery and J C Ewing of Greeley led the sides respectively for the canal company and the opposing ditches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cavender
Lower Platte and Beaver Canal Company
Hodgson Ditch
Hyland Ditch
Weld County
Hodgson and Hyland
Colorado
J. W. McCreery
J. C. Ewing
Greeley
Sleep Aids Back Pain Sufferer With Foley Kidney Pills
A Eau Claire resident credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring sound sleep and relief from back and kidney soreness after a short course. The testimonial from J. L. Southers endorses the product's health benefits and overall recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Southers
Eau Claire
Wis
Clark & Faulkner Drug Co
Hendersons Return From Iowa Burial Trip
Hendersons travel to Afton Iowa to bury Carl Henderson with W R Henderson and daughter returning home. Mrs Carl Henderson and two children stay with relatives in Iowa after accompanying the body.
Ice Company to Move Plant Building in Kersey
The Kersey Ice Plant company has bought Lem Flint's implement building and will relocate it to a site they secure. Negotiations for a plant location continue and moving work will begin soon.
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Ice Company Bay
Kersey
Kersey Ice Plant Company
Lem Flint
Bid Farewell to Rev Wylie at Reformed Presbyterian Church
A farewell reception honored Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Wylie after prayer service at the Reformed Presbyterian church. The pastor’s departure saddened the congregation as decor, a brief program, and speeches marked the event. The Wylies received a silver baking dish and a cut glass piece. Rev. Wylie travels to Clarinda Iowa then Kansas City, with Mrs. Wylie departing Monday.
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J. M. Wylie
Reformed Presbyterian Church
William Wylie
Reception Honors Rev Wylie LaSalle Before Kansas City Move
A Tuesday evening reception at Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dunn’s home honored Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Wylie before their move to Kansas City. Fifty guests attended. Rev. Wylie previously led the Reformed Presbyterian church here before going to Greeley. Miss Harriett Kauffman returned to Denver for school after a spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Kauffman.
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Wylie LaSalle
J. B. Dunn
J. M. Wylie
Kansas City
Mr. Wylie
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Greeley
Harriett Kauffman
Denver
Rufus Kaffman
City Dead J. M. Preeman Passes Away After Illness
J M Preeman dies after brief illness at city hospital. Born in year, he was longtime resident and active in local business and civic affairs. Survived by wife, two daughters, and a son. Funeral arrangements pending at the city funeral home.
Prominent Attorney J M Freeman Dies After Pneumonia
After a brief illness of pneumonia J M Freeman renowned attorney, died at his home 1202 Seventh Avenue. He was born February 2 1837 in New York and educated at Poughkeepsie Law School. He practiced in Troy before moving to St Paul where he lived until 1864 and beyond. He leaves two daughters Miss Harriett and Miss Emma and one son Harmon.
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J. M. Freeman
Seventh Avenue
Mr. Freeman
Harriett
Emma
Harmon
New York
Saratoga
Poughkeepsie
St. Paul, Minn
Freeman, Longtime Colorado Lawyer and Politician, Dies
Former Colorado senator and city official Freeman died leaving five sons and two daughters. Survived by Mortimer and Ed in California, James in Idaho Springs, Harmon in Greeley, Horace in the navy, and daughters Harriett and Emma in the state. He served as mayor of Greeley, city attorney, and internal revenue collector during Harrison's administration.
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New York City
Colorado
Greeley
Dur Harrison
Freeman
Grants
Mortimer
California
James
Idaho Springs
Harmon
Horace
Navy
Harriett
Emma
Powder Factory Seeks Location in Colorado
The Rocky Mountain Powder company seeks a Colorado site for a blasting and sporting powder factory aimed at mining districts. A company representative told the state immigration commissioner in Denver the firm plans to market in the Rocky Mountain district or Midwest and to gather data from chambers of commerce to choose a town.
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Rocky Mountain Powder Company
Colorado
State Board of Immigration
Denver
Middle West
Rocky Mountain District
Modern Country Club Hosts March Meeting
Mrs A T Ling hosted the Modern Country Club March meeting. New members Mrs Mary Sanford and Mrs Lyman Howard joined. Papers covered Panama Canal rivals and immigration restrictions, with a piano solo, book talks, and an extemporaneous talk Babies How to Raise Them.
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Modern Country Club
A. T. Ling
Mary Sanford
Lyman Howard
Anna Madison
Panama Canal
Lois Austin
Jestle Leaning
Pearl Austin
Young Mother at Eaton Claimed by Consumption
Eaton March 21 Mrs Ruby Cheatwood wife of Homer Cheatwood died Thursday morning at the family home eight miles northeast of Ault from consumption She would have been 24 today Survived by husband and three children oldest four youngest five months Funeral services set for 2 pm Sunday at the Methodist church in Eaton
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Eaton
Ruby Cheatwood
Homer Cheatwood
Ault
Pump Rights Before High Court in Colorado Water Case
The article reports that the U S supreme court may decide priority rights for a Colorado farmer over groundwater and surface sources in a complex water rights dispute. It notes inquiries about underflow and domestic wells, and cites Northern Colorado Power Company stockholders noting power costs per acre foot for various lift heights.
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United States Supreme Court
Colorado
Northern Colorado Power Company
Northern Company
Omaha land show to return with second event this year
Management of the Omaha land show announced a second annual exhibition to steer emigration toward the west. The first colonist rate on March 11 drew the greatest single day westbound rail traffic. The second show will run October 16 to 28 at the Coliseum in Omaha with major reconstruction to suit the display of westward products.
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Middle West
Canada
Omaha
West
Coliseum
Graphic Club April Fools Luncheon Mixup
Twenty women invited to a luncheon at Mrs. Eugene Williams home on April first arrived to find a note directing them to Mrs. Susan Adams as the real hostess. The prank continued with the menu and entertainment before the group attended a matinee, all part of a Graphic club joke.
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Eugene Williams
Williams
Susan Adams
Moving Picture Show
Adams
Graphic Club
Club
Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh
Warning against using catarrh remedies with mercury and praising Hall's Catarrh Cure from J Cheney Co Toledo. The ad claims the product contains no mercury and works internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and urges buying genuine Hall's products.
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Hall
J. Cheney Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Rugmista
Beet Seed Distribution Reaches Northern Colorado Farms
After a long trip from Germany beet seed has arrived and is being distributed from New Orleans to Denver as the central point for Colorado. Farmers near Greeley call daily for seed with contracts totaling 6,764 at Greeley, 6,002 at Windsor, and 4,690 at Eaton. If yields match last year, several thousand tons may be sent to the Longmont factory, possibly exceeding district capacity.
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Germany
Colorado
New Orleans
Denver
Greeley
Windsor
Eaton
Longmont
The Summer Girl of 1911 Fashion Guide
Grace Margaret Gould describes the 1911 summer girl in April Woman's Home Companion. She notes a shift to simple, well thought out dress, straight slim silhouettes, minimal frill, and new skirt shapes like Corday with overdrapery and short yokes. The tunic skirt remains, with varied effects and a trend toward foot polishing satin finishes.
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Grace Margaret Gould
Woman's Home Companion
Colorado Tops Nation in Coal Mine Deaths
Colorado reports 219 miner deaths in 1910, 21.6 per 1000 employed, rising from 89 in 1909. Pennsylvania 3.11 and Illinois 2.9 per 1000. Deputy Labor Commissioner E. V. Brake notes the public seldom hears of daily fatalities from rock falls and local explosions.
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Colorado
United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
E. V. Brake
Neighbors Fight Over Open Gate Ends With Fine
In a courtroom tale a dispute between two neighbors over an open gate led to a street clash. Les Claythorn was fined five dollars plus costs after the altercation in which Henry Jr. the complainant, repeatedly left the gate open to water his well. The incident included a brief chase and a heated tangle before authorities intervened.
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Costles Claythorn
Gen
Justice Cour
Henry Jr
Claythorne
Iy Thorne
Queensbury Port View
Bouma
Cleyko
Toll of the Tall Timber
Fred Lockey argues in the April Pacific Monthly that fifty years ago the public owned most timber but now only a fraction remains in public hands. He questions the public’s neglect and accuses speculators and private holders of controlling forest wealth, urging readers to demand preservation and reform.
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United States
Roosevelt
Pinchot
West
Creation Forest
You
Privat
Fred
Milton ditch work underway near Kersey
Shull Sterling and Jones contractors and their outfits are at work on the Milton ditch in Milton March 31. Work began here several days ago.
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Milton
Kersey
Shull and Sterling and Jones
Com Tractors
Milton Ditch
Potatoes Rally at 1.15 to 1.20 as Supply Tightens
Potatoes show continued advance with quotes at 1.15 and 1.20 per cwt. Shippers expect a slight decline later due to heavy eastern shipments and dwindling stock in the Greeley district. Dealers note only a few carloads remain and the recent jump occurred Saturday.
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Greeley
McGrory Family Spends Sunday in Denver
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McGrory and their daughter Grace visited Denver on Sunday, enjoying time away with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McGrory
Miss Grace
Denver
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Greeley-Poudre
Company D
Catarrk
Ely
Mal
CLY Brothers
Arren St
Henry Candlin
Notary Public
Am Pew
St ii US Bank
Joseph Otoupalik
8Th St
Glazier’s Jewelry
White
Lower Platte and Beaver
Hodgson and Highland
Rev. Wylie
J. M. Preeman
Powder Factory
Serking
April Fooled
Barteldes Seed CO
Denver, Nou
Roggen Ranchman
Hess
Concord Bolt
Concord
Fred Mueller
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