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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
8
Jesus Vegas, a Mexican inmate in the pest house, escaped Sunday night while in irons. He had previously fled two weeks earlier and was recaptured west of Fort Collins, then returned to custody at the pest house. Authorities search the surrounding county for him.
A Weld County farmer says steps will be taken to label Greeley potatoes as Greeley and Idaho potatoes as Idaho noting a precedent from the Rocky Ford melon ruling. He cites legal support from attorneys and compares the cases to ensure regional produce is accurately titled.
Mrs. W. Powell of West Middlesex Pennsylvania traveled from Windsor to Greeley today and planned a Denver visit this afternoon. She will spend several months in Colorado and has two sons C. W. Powell and R. R. Powell living in Lafayette and Louisville, with whom she has wintered.
Anne Pearl Martin aged 19 wife of John Martin of Eaton was said to have tried suicide Sunday afternoon by swallowing laudanum while walking the four mile rail from Ault to Eaton. She was brought to Greeley and then sent back to her Plainville Kansas parents.
A young woman described as hysterical tried to take laudanum while walking toward Eaton after an argument with her husband Martin. He prevented the act, took her to a carriage, and they sought medical help. She was jailed briefly in Plainville, then returned to her parents as she recovers with plans to move to California.
Mrs Harriett Meyers aged over 100 and her great grandchild Miss Marjorie Guild visited Greeley today with L M Saunders. Meyers, one of early settlers who helped found Denver, travels daily despite a cane and recounts a life spanning England Australia and the American West. She works daily, plays hard, reads little, teaches sewing, and will summer in Sheridan Wyoming with her son A L Knox.
James Clarke a Gipson market gardener will raise a double crop this season on his fields. Early peas are planted and due for harvest by June 20. Late cabbage will be set and mature before frosts. Others like R W Harris Harry Foster and C Neuswanger in Gipson will follow this plan in what is believed to be a local first.
Mrs. R. T. Hart left for Denver on Monday for a weeklong stay.
Paul Hentchel of Evans plans to move his house to another city, raising a legal question in a bonded town. Local attorneys weigh potential objections, noting it would be a first case in Evans and could hinge on bonds. The move has been delayed awaiting a clearer ruling.
Evans April 10 Suffering a complete relapse after the recent campaign Rev I A Blackwood a leader of the dries is confined to his bed. He led citizens to vote Evans dry this year and is unable to fulfill duties as pastor of the Reformed Presbyterian church.
Windsor reports Frank Boyer a 20 year old laborer drank laudanum from a local drug store bottle at the Larson restaurant after procuring the poison. A physician treated him for several hours. he recovered and was seen in the streets the next day. He has a brother Will Boyer who works in Greeley.
Barnesville will serve as the junction point for four railroad branches, three Union Pacific lines reaching north country Weldona and Briggsdale, and a Burlington survey into town.
Herbert Grant, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Grant, was severely bitten while playing with a dog in Eaton on Saturday. His right arm and hand were lacerated. a physician cauterized the wounds and he returned to school. The pup belonged to J. L. Jones.
Victor E. Leavy of Denver, well known to many in Greeley, died in Pueblo last Thursday. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the First Universalist Church in Denver.
Miss Irene Houston is seriously ill with quinsey. A. J. Eaton returns from Los Angeles to oversee farming interests for the summer, with Mrs. Eaton and the children joining later. The item urges farmers to eat more Quaker Scotch Oats to boost work output, noting sealed tins for hot climates and the value of proper food.
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