Dissolution and land notes from Colorado and Florida inland notices
A jumble of old notices and legal boilerplate from 1910s newspapers. Items mention dissolution of the Greeley Gas Company in Colorado, a land lease application by the State Board, a final settlement for the estate of Eliza Doten, and an alias summons in a Colorado court. Names include Clara Fine, George J. Spear, Riley, and E. Baker, with locations in Greeley and Weld County.
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Florado
Clara Fine
Greeley
Eblizaten
State of
Colo- Doten
Beid Court
Colorado
Elizare
Greeley Triblast
E Ict Court Lorade
State of Colorado
George W. Busey
Garrett H
Vaintiff
Dish
EL Baker
Greeley, Weld
E. Baker
Busey
B. Baker
Annereby
AiPear
Mrs Monahan Ends Life Journey in Denver Hospital
Mrs Amy Moynahan died at 9 35 PM Monday at St Luke s hospital in Denver after a Friday transfer from Breakenridge. Operated on Saturday, she remained critically ill. Survivors include her husband three sons her parents Mr and Mrs Pitts Smith and two sisters Mrs Cora Chandler and Miss Luna Smith. Born October 14 1873 in Greeley, she lived in Cripple Creek before Breckenridge for seven years. She was a graduate of Greeley High School and State Teachers College.
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Amy MoynAhan
St. Luke’s Hospital
Denver
Breakenridge
Greeley High School
State Teachers’ College
Greeley
Cripple Creek
Breckenridge
Pitts Smith
Cora Chandler
Luna Smith
Town Board Installed Ault Officials In April 6 Meeting
The Ault town board met last night and installed the new town officials. The clerk and treasurer's report was accepted by the new board and next Tuesday night the new board will appoint a clerk, treasurer and marshal. During the last year the town board paid off 4000 of town warrants, leaving a debt of 1300 outstanding against the town aside from the water works bonds of 30000. The forecast is that the town will wipe out the 1300 debt in the coming year and retart to take up some of its water bonds. Everything considered the outlook is favorable.
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Ault
Gill Shipping Good Cattle
Gill April 8 Wells and Edwards shipped about thirty head of fat steers to Denver markets this morning. A car load of sheep left Crow Creek ranch last Saturday and another car load from Carl Lundy’s ranch is due this week. Stock low feed this winter will go to market. Farmers fattened stock well. All hands now plowing and planting grain. North Side Ditch board inspected ditches to prepare for summer.
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Gill
Wells and Edwards
Denver
Crow Creek
Carl Lundy
North Side Ditch Board
Printers Team to Battle Meat Market Crew Next Sunday
Law practice delayed by weather as seasoned lawyers avoid cold games. Printers of the Tribune office form a team to meet Tor Comer’s Bull Killers, then the O Gradys led by Ole Powers, with Rathbun the best player from the Philharmonics. Lineup lists Boland as pitcher, Castle catcher, Hastings first, Taylor second, Riley third, Rathbun short, Hesford Church Newman outfield, McDermott substitute. Fort Lupton council orders ditch plowing after selling water stock to Davis for 2250 dollars while most taxpayers connect to the new water works.
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Tor Comer
Bull Killers
Fort Lupton
W. A. Davis
City
Doan s Kidney Pills Endorsed by Home Testimony
A local testimonial from J W Martin of Greeley Colorado supports Doan s Kidney Pills noting relief from backache dizziness and frequent kidney secretions after use The endorsement emphasizes home proof over distant endorsements and cites price of 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents in the United States Remember the name Doan s and take no other.
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Doan
J. W. Martin
Greeley
Colo
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Glean Up Day Named by Governor Shafroth
Governor Shafroth designates Thursday, April 18 as clean up day for the state with mayors encouraged to issue proclamations. The program aims to tidy premises and streets and spur municipal efforts to keep alleys and back lots in better condition, becoming an annual observance.
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Shafroth
Eaton Board Talks Lights Creates New Town Government
With all members present the new Eaton town board was sworn in and appointed yearlong posts: treasurer Fred Weller town clerk James Shepherd marshal J D Reger health officer Dr B P Peck town attorney L B Reed. Committees on streets and alleys water works ditches and parks cemetery were named. Lighting for the city was discussed but no action taken while gathering cost and feasibility data. Mayor T C Phillips and board members Antone Anderson J D Wilson Jack Smillie and F B Shattuck comprise the administration.
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T. C. Phillips
Antone Anderson
J. D. Wilson
Jack Smillie
F. B. Shattuck
The Enemy at the Gate Warns on Women’s Role and Birth Rates
Max G. Schlapp warns in The Outlook that modern high tension culture weakens motherhood and racial reproduction. He notes women’s club activities and committees drain home life, leading to lower birth rates and a rise in crime and mental infirmities among children.
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Max G. Schlapp
Neuropathology
Post Graduate Medical School
Schlapp
Boy Charged With Burglary In Lafayette Branch Theft
Boulder April 9. Within four hours after breaking the Grill Labor company Lafayette branch last Saturday Joseph Oakes 14 confessed to the burglary and was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Shreve with part of the money recovered After the confession his father Thomas Oakes was arrested as an accessory after the fact and released on a $1000 bond The boy remains jailed He admitted giving $50 of the stolen money to his father.
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Boulder
Grill Labor Company
Lafayette
Joseph Oakes
Shreve
Thomas Oakes
Lafaye
Capp
Late to Supper Over Hidden Ailment
Dialogue reveals a man arrives an hour late for supper after inquire about a friend's health. He mentions suggesting Carterhain’s Tablets to ease stomach trouble and says Smithson’s condition prompted the delay.
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Smithson
Cherlain
Empson Visits Aust for Peace Plant Sites
HH. Emp president of the Empson Can company visited Aust on Saturday to inspect two proposed sites for a peace plant to be built here this spring. One site lies in the north part of town, the other in the south. Empson will choose a site the following day.
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Empson
Aust
Ault
I. HH
Emp
Empson Can! Company
Temperance Society Formed by Sut School Workgroup
On April 9 the Sut school of the Methodist church under Superintendent Matt Briggs and Rev. Richards organized a temperance society named the W Seal League.
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New Temperance Society
Evans
Sut School
The
Methodist Church
Matt Briggs
Rev
Illness at Wel School. cistern suspected source
County physician reports three ill pupils after possible cistern contamination. State lab delays hinder analysis. some children recovering while others remain weak. Authorities suspect poison or contamination and vow a thorough investigation, with school closure possible and local officials notified.
Babe's Funeral Held In Gree Funeral Held For Infant
A Loveland couple drove the dead infant to Eaton to the home of Mr and Mrs John Artney for a funeral in Gree this afternoon Father A Casey officiating Interment in Linn Grove cemetery. A benefit play by LaSalle women netted funds for the Hungerford W C T U to aid the dryColorado campaign. The production received praise for its music and performance.
Reception for Champions Eaton April 6
Colorado Eaton high school basketball team returns home from defeating Aspen, champions of the western slope. A reception is planned for their arrival this evening.
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Eaton
Colorado
Aspen
Platteville To Hold Tryouts For Baseball Team
Sunday afternoon tryouts will be held for Platteville base team with candidates from Weld County. Local talent is strong and Platteville aims to form a winning nine for the league.
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Platteville Platteville
Platteville
Weld County
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Drug Co
C L Parsons secretary treasurer of C H Ward Drug Co Paso Robles Calif notes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has long been recommended as an effective non opiate expectorant suitable for children with no nausea or digestion interference. Available at Gilbert Bros three Park Place Opera House Block and Sterling Building outlets.
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C. L. Parsons, Sec’y. and
Treas
C. H. Ward Drug Co
Pasana
Calif
Foley
Gilbert ‘Ros
Park Place
Pera House Block
Serlinguilding
First U S union delivery system planned for Greeley
May Day marks the start of a new union delivery service in Greeley. C K Berry and N S Weber oversee a concrete station at Sixth Avenue and Eighth Street with eight districts and eight wagons. About a dozen workers will be hired to handle groceries and distribution, while Weber travels from Laramie to join Berry and oversee preparations amid his wife’s illness.
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Greeley
C. K. Berry
N. S. Weber
Weber
Laramie
Wyo
Berry
Fortuna
Kan
Kansas
Sixth Avenue
Eighth Street
Veterinary Bitten By Dog Windsor April 9
T J Lewis a veterinary hero was bitten on the hand yesterday by a dog belonging to Mr Ferguson. The animal was shot and its head sent to Fort Collins for examination by pathologist Kraupp. The brain could not be examined due to the head wound. The spinal cord showed no rabies signs and hydrophobia is not believed.
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Windsor
T. J Lewis
Ferguson
Aimal
Fort Collins
Kraupp
Windsor Woman Fattens Sheep for Market Lead
Mrs Flora Law, the sole northern Colorado woman who fattens sheep for market, shipped about 1000 head from Windsor on April 9 after keeping them in top condition to fetch high prices. Her profits are estimated near two dollars per head. She also runs a large farm and is highly regarded on irrigation and farm matters. Her farming began on a five acre plot west of Greeley thirty-five years ago.
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Fcton
E. Bes
T Oe Pacific Railroad
Chicago
Suni Ir
Barnes
Colorado Telecompany
Fort Lupton
Masonic Lodge
Mr. Barnes
Asa
Greeley
Sterling Barnes
O 1
Strong Bill
Majestic
Adelphia
Saveery
Ray Southid
Ramon
Windsor
Flora Law
Colorado
The Laborer and His Hire by Walt Mason
A reflective essay on the scarce value of a faithful farm hand. The author recalls low wages of past decades and compares them with today’s higher costs for corn hogs and butter. He laments long hours and limited leisure for laborers, noting how mail order education tempts men away from farming.
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Walt Mason
United States
East
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KF. J
Cheney
Gliaton
Notary Public
Y & Con Props
Toledo
O. Price
Conetijets
Greegas Company
Ereby
Stockid Corporation
A. George J. Spear
Riley
Ation TO
SALE
State Board of Land
Pitts Post Ofice
Weldrado
Jefferson
Mrs. Monahan
Ole
Eaton Board
Schuldren
Terio Hom
Satun
Sym Olsoning
John Hardman
Kway
Cosician Whittaker
Pari
Iater
Fields Windsor
Croze
Babe
LaSalle
Salle
Hungerford W. C. T. U
Ich
Bernardo del Carpio
Collier’s
Henry Candlin
First National Bank
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