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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
8
The Greeley Commercial Club endorses the Greeley Poudre irrigation project and the creation of a local creamery. Attendees debated bylaw changes, commended Evans for a clean town, and heard speakers highlight project scope, water supply, dam and reservoir plans, and expected benefits for farmers and Greeley as a future railroad hub.
Mr Camfield outlines irrigation successes across Colorado including Julesburg North Sterling Hillrose Riverside Fort Morgan Green City Montezuma and the standout Greeley Poudre district He argues it will transform Greeley into a 25000 population city in five years with vast surrounding productive land and rail connections The Commercial Club backs the project and praises Camfield and Tew for promoting it, noting Union Pacific investment supports bond confidence and center shift to Greeley from Kersey.
Mary King files for divorce from John Christian King in county court claiming years of beating choking and abuse. Married in St Francis Kansas on March 28 1889. She seeks custody of two minor children Ernest 16 and Carl 14. Maggie is married.
School in district No. 77 closes after seven months. Patrons want two more months, but teacher Mrs. B. E. B. Gillard declines to renew. Likely no return until next September.
A major real estate transfer this week records Bruce Williams selling an eighty acre tract to T A Balch for twenty three thousand dollars. This notable deal highlights activity in local land markets.
Mr and Mrs Charles Francisco of Lucerne drove to Greeley today in their automobile.
Kersey’s post office is moved today across the street into remodeled quarters prepared for Uncle Sam mail boxes. Gordon W. Racer is postmaster. Bride Sadie Loveland formerly from Lupton returns home to Kersey. Elsie Nusbaum also noted in events.
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