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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
7
March notes Ira Gearbeart making improvements on his miles west of Snyder as Ellie Henderson moves into the vicinity's dry land crops. Gearbeart plans to build a fence, and his family will move to the ranch as the land becomes feasible for settlement.
La Salle March 31 report notes Eugene Smith, noted businessman, aims to erect a building on vacant land. Details of cost and exact plans are not yet public.
Listings show transfers of parcels across towns including Raymer Eaton and Greeley. Notable buyers include J. H. Brownlee The Farmers Reservoir Company and The Denver Farm Lands Co. Amounts range from $1 to $20,000 with various lot numbers and rights of way recorded in 1910 Weld County.
Transactions show numerous land and lot transfers in Greeley and surrounding townships. Key moves include Howell to Colorado Mutual Securities for 4000 dollars. Hudson Land Co. to Louis Heim for 2000. George Allsebrook to Frank McRea for 4740. and other entries detailing parcels in Grover Eaton and Nunn subdivisions, with prices ranging from 1 to 10 dollars and larger sums up to 10000 dollars.
The record lists numerous land transactions. Adams Heberer and Edward Warren Langtry assign property to Charles L. Harford for 3100 dollars. D. J. Myers Investment Co. transfers to Denver Ranch Co. for 1060 dollars. Hudson Land Co. sells to David and Amelia Keefer for 5200 dollars. and many others including rights of way for irrigation projects by The New Fulton High Line Irrigation & Storage Co. through 1910. Additional entries show sales to Amos W. Conner, Sam W. Haney, and multiple parcels in Greeley and Cranford with prices ranging from 1 to 38000 dollars, plus railroad and utility tracts and various lot and block designations.
A health pitch notes stomach trouble and headaches linked to stomach issues. It claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets remove the cause, are easy to take, and highly effective. Sold by all druggists.
The new Christian church held dedicatory services yesterday with General Z. T. Sweeney delivering a notable sermon at the 11 am service. The church raised well over the $8,000 asked, and Rev. Mr. Dubber praised for leading a rapid growth from a small congregation to a major city church.
An advertisement touts Rexall Muco-Tone as a catarrh remedy that reaches the bloodstream to purify and strengthen the system. It claims to help prevent consumption, promises a free trial if not satisfie d, and backs the offer with reputational guarantees and supportive notes about Rexall remedies.
Ordinance 211 prohibits locating livery boarding or foundry services within 200 feet of blocks where two thirds of buildings are residences without majority written consent of adjacent property owners. Violations carry fines between 50 and 200 dollars plus per day penalties. Adopted April 5 1910 with 4 ayes and 2 nays. final publication April 7 1910.
Rustic motto placards presented to the Camfield hotel by the M. J. Nelli Furniture company have been hung in the lobby. the placards are described as clever and amusing.
Ordinance 210 grants The Greeley Terminal Railway Company the right to lay two standard gauge tracks across Eighth and Ninth avenues from Third Street south 150 feet and across Tenth Avenue with switches. The ordinance references prior Ordinance 203 and is dated A. D., 1910, city clerk attestation by W. A. Hotchkiss.
City Clerk I W A Hotchkiss reports ordinance introduced and read in full on January 22, 1910, passed and adopted by a 6 to 0 vote in Greeley city proceedings.
Work on the Odd Fellows building in Raton includes brick infill below the plate glass windows using green glazed brick, creating a striking contrast with the trim. A new fire escape has been installed, enhancing safety and access.
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