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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1911

Page

6

Weld County Panel Urges Halt on Bridge Payment

A Weld County taxpayers committee asks the county commissioners to stop all payments to contractor G. Sheeley for the Platte River LaSalle Bridge. They allege no clear need for the bridge, bid-competition concerns, excessively high bids, and terms unfavorable to the county, urging an official court review.

Board of County Commissioners Weld County Colo Platte River LaSalle Court of Justice Weld G. Sheeley

Weld county politics and railroad deals in Fort Collins

E H McClenahan Republican Weld County chairman notes bitter political tensions in Greeley and Weld. A county bridge contract raised questions about bidding and cost. Fort Collins council relations with D L and N W rail road sparked debate over property gifts and tax concessions. Final note praises Republicans and Fort Collins prospects.

Weld County Fort Collins Board of County Commissioners Union Pacific McClenshan Republican Party Colorado MacClenahan

Organ to be installed at Methodist Church in Greeley

The church official board voted to order a Estey pipe organ for about 4000 dollars. Secretary Wells of the Knight Campbell Music Company will visit Greeley this week to finalize the contract. The organ should be ready by late summer after delivery and installation.

Estey Wells Knicht-Campbell Music Company Greeley

Arbor Day Booklet Issued For Schools

A 64 page Arbor day annual filled with pictures and information about trees has been published by Mrs Helen M Wikxson state superintendent of public instruction for distribution among the schools of the state. Every school will receive at least one of the 5 000 copies. The booklet aims to interest children in trees and is part of a national conservation campaign. It includes verses praising trees by great poets.

Helen M. Wikxson State Superintendent of Public Instruction Stae

Dispute Delays Milton Ditch Work At King Ranch

In April a right of way dispute blocked crews from starting on the Milton ditch. Denver engineers from Russell Construction arrived and expect local crews to resume work tomorrow on the ranch of John King, Seoby, and Mortimer.

Kersey John King Seoby and Mortimer Milton Ditch Denver Russell Construction Company

Largest sale of irrigated land reported near Denver

The 900 acre Pomona tract three miles north of Arvada sold for about 135000 dollars to George E. De Wolf and sons from the North Western Land Company of St Paul for 150 dollars an acre. Water rights include Farmers' High Line Canal and Reservoir company. three reservoirs on site. Located near Denver, near car lines. former owner W C Lothrop.

Denver Pomona Arvada George E. de Wolf Menango N. D Northwestern Land Companies St. Paul L. H. Richardson de Wolfs Colorado California W. C. Lothrop

Poet Factory Lost For Greeley

Greeley forfeited its chance to secure a plant to manufacture Potthast gas machines after a Monday meeting showed insufficient interest. Local backers include R Weber Townsend Enright and others. Demonstrations and endorsements by the Commercial club failed to attract the necessary stock for erection. Negotiations for a plant continue under several proposals.

Greeley Co. R. Weber C. GC. Townsend J. A. Enright Commercial Club

Freshen the Home with Simple Spring Changes

The article urges brightening the house each spring with simple steps. Focus on one room at a time, freshening fabrics, repainting selections, renewing shades, and swapping prints. Keep decor minimal with a few well placed ornaments to ease cleaning and keep a airy, refreshed look.

Merchants Urged to Bind Farmers and Townspeople

Indiana Retail Merchant urges small town merchants to unite with farmers to counter mail order competition. He advises organizing social events to discuss shared interests, promote local markets, and explain how town prosperity depends on merchant success.

Chicago Indiana

Mrs Mary Lee and Carena Lee Visit Fort Collins

Mrs. Mary Lee and her daughter Miss Carena Lee returned Monday from Fort Collins after visiting Mrs. Lee's son Paul Lee and his family over the weekend. Little Richard Lee accompanied them for a short visit.

Mary Lee Carena Lee Fort Collins

Old Cottonwood Tree Becomes Souvenir After Storm

The trunk of Greeley s famed cottonwood, long called the inn for locals, has lost most of its bark as residents and relic hunters strip it clean after a wind storm ten days ago. The tree, linked to a colonial era rescue tale, stood as large as in early settlement days.

Greeley Susan Fort Collins

Real estate transfers list from De Lee area deeds

A compilation of warranty deeds transfers listing sellers buyers and prices across multiple parcels. Names include George H. Althouse Carolyn L Willard Henry Burch H M Hegwood Wm H Annett Eliza Reed James Clark Max Rosenthal Jess Hutchison Harry Dowell Hannah Motheral Neal Donovan Dollie Rice Bruce Eaton Maud Andrews D R Greigg Aubrey Spear Grant McCulloch Abner Graves Minnife Graves Hart Philomen Hadley George M Houston Burton Sanborn Weld Realty Maria Jeremaisson Alfred Kimble Fred Schultz Mercantile Trust Co U P A R Co Anasette McVey Andrew Olson Bessie Olson David Lofgren D H Vance Leslie Strader Wm Hutson State Savings Tile Guaranty W E Sampson Nellie Burdick D H Vance B F Harris Harry Wilson George Noll and others. All entries include parcel descriptions and nominal prices or notes such as special or see record.

George H. Althouse Carolyn L. Willard John Boulter Mary Boulter Bik Pierce Henry Burch H. M. Hegwood Wm. H. Annett T. H. Bowen Eliza A. Reed James A. Clark Max Rosenthal Iess Hutchison Harney Harry L. Dowell Hannah M. Motheral Crawford Greeley Neal Donovan Dollie A. Rice Bruce G. Eaton D. C. Steele West Side EB. C Maud Andrews D. R. Greigg G. Aubrey Spear Grant McCulloch Abner Graves Minnfle Latham Graves Co. R. Hart Philomen Hadley George M. Houston Burton D. Sanborn Weld Realty Co Maria Jeremaisson Ross Jeremaisson Lote Graefe Alfred B. Kimble Fred W. Schultz Blk Eaton Mercantile Trust Co Chas. M. Raymond Anasette R. McVey John C. McVey Andrew Bessie Olson David A. Lofgren D. H. Vance Greeley Leslie BE. Strader Wm. Hutson New Stoneham State Savings and Trust Co Tile Guaranty Co Spencer

Drug Store Changes Hands In LaSalle Deal

Henry Foss has arranged to start a new drug store in LaSalle. He bought the stock from Ver Bright and will move it to the leased building on the east side.

LaSalle Henry Foss Ver Bright

Carpenter irrigation bill faces push to rewrite Colorado water law

The report criticizes radical changes to Colorado water rights policy. It cautions against codification that abandons priority and beneficial use and argues water law should evolve gradually under judicial interpretation. It warns revisions could harm regions like the Platte and Poudre valleys and hinder administration.

Carpenter Senator Carpenter Sixteenth General Assembly Colorado State of Platte Valley Grand River San Luis Valley Arkansas Poudre Valley

Creamery plans plant and ice plant in Kersey

Notices say a creamery company may build a new plant in Kersey with a concurrent ice plant. The site will be chosen soon and construction aimed to finish by May 15. Ice company officers include W. C. Fischer president and L. B. Tucker vice president among others.

Kersey Kersey Ie Company Littleton Fort’ Creamery Ice Company W. C. Fischer L. B. Tucker W. T. Sterling W. O. Rimes Ralph Oliver D. C. Tennent

Post Office Receipts Show Yearly Gain Near $1,000

Greeley observers feared depression but post office receipts for the year ended March 31 reveal a gain of about 1,000 dollars. Revenue comes from stamps stamped envelopes and box rents, indicating improving local business.

Greeley

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