Transfers of Real Estate Across Weld County Lands in 1910
A scanned Weld County Abstract list details daily real estate transfers dated April 14 to April 19 1910. It records numerous quit claims and deeded rights of way involving buyers such as The Denver Ranch Co The Union Pacific Railroad Co The Voorhees Real Estate Co and The Laramie Poudre Reservoirs Irrigation Co among others with parcels in Greeley Evans Camfield Eaton Windsor Fort Lupton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin P. French
Geo. A. Oliver
West Side
Eaton
J. H. Mathews
Laramie- Pondre
H. E. Grice
Denver Ranch Co
W. D
Camfield Town & Improvement Co
Mary & Rausch
Camfield
I. E. Webb
A. Hate
John Brubaker
William E. Brubaker
Q. C
Evans
Darius R. Smith
Loretta
E. Hubert
Greeley
Loretta E. Hubert
Darius
Smith W. D
Ica V. Jackson
Saran A. Cook
Henry E. Bethell
Sherman Markle
la Salle
William McCarty
C. W. H. Eaton
Hart S. Kittle
James A. Griffin
Vernon McKelvey
Charles E. Phelps
The
Lost Springs Co
Archie Knox
George A. Baker
Clinton A. Biggs
Gilcrest Townsite Co
Forrt Lupton
Maude McGregor
Joseph P. Gorman
Fort Lupton
James A. Gafford
First State Bank of
Conrad Seiler
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Maria C. Uhrich
Alfred Crebbin
Crebbin
A. J. Kyle
M. Anne McDonald
Arlington Heights
Louisa C. Roberts
John P. Roberts
Voorhees Real Estate Co
Frank L. Doty
George Penman
Union Pacific Railway Co
Kate A. Everest
J. E. Glover
Mifflin Jennings @ Co
Glover Ditch
A. W. Morrison
Mifflin Jennings
NEY
Wm. Munford
W. A. Sutton
Hudson
Nunn
Josephine Thelma Sweatt
Biks “P
G. Sweatt
Frederick C. Windecker
Voorhees Real Upstate Co
Minnie Schick
Mary Grove
Lizzie Dailey
Hattie Hibner
Maude E. Green
John C. Sherman
Clarence E. Sherman
C. A. Sanders
Hannah P. Sanders
Moore
Patton
Parkman
Anna Stutsman
L. N. Priddy
Nunn Townsite Co
O. C. Kent
Eugene Porter
Dacona
John BK. Shaffer
Bert A. Shaffer
A. D. McGrew
E. V. McGrew
Pierce
Jessie F. McGinnis
Wayne Davidson
Charles H. Ford
Eva F. Ford
Elinor V. Fischer
George H. Burge
C. A. White
N. D. G. Johnson
Wright W. Hall
Emma E. Storms
Evans Coal & Land Co
Sebastian Macino
O” Evans
Flora FE
Gale
Katherine E. Jackson
John E. Wheeler
Frank
Howard W. D
Isaac McGee
Frank Debacker
Lincoln Land Co
Robert L. Gear
James W. Morgan
John Reagan
Thomas W. Thompson
Erick C. Peterson
Keota Land and Townsite Co
Elks
LeRoy’s
New Keota
Mary Elizabeth Shable
Denver Laramie & Northwestern Railway Co
James Hughes
Thomas J. Hall
Wilburn S. Hall
Laramie- Poudre
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Praise From Gil bert Drug Store
The Gil bert Drug Store promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonic claiming it stops dandruff, stimulates growth, and prevents baldness. Tests show 93 of 100 satisfied users and the tonic is non greasy, gentle on scalp, with a money back guarantee if results disappoint. Available in 50 cent and 1.00 sizes at The Rexall Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Gilbert Drug Store
Wanted Information on Charles Henry Malone
Wanted information on the whereabouts of Charles Henry Malone born May 9 1891 in Livingstone Montana. He may be at C W Malone Box 200 Harlo town Montana or Stanford Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Malone
Livingstone, Mont
C. W. J. Malone
Harlowtown
Mont
Stanford, Mont
Mrs. Lee Leaves Greeley for Permanent East Move
Mrs. Harry Lee, a Union Colony pioneer, departed for the East to settle permanently. She has sold her Greeley home and real estate, plans to live with relatives at Mountour Falls, New York, and will visit a nephew there. Her absence will be felt by many friends in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lee
Union Colony
Union Pacific Laying Track In Northwest Region
Work crews and building materials depart by rail as Union Pacific plans new lines beyond Hungerford station northeast of Greeley. The project aims to reach rich farming country and connect farmers to the railroad network. Construction starts at once, extending the railroad beyond its current terminus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungerford
Union Pacific
Greeley
FT Hee
Need for extension of Union Pacific line to Pleasant Valley area
Farmers in Pleasant Valley have long urged a line extension as Union Pacific begins construction. The plan envisions adding one to two miles of track to improve transport of crops from Hungerford area. Officials say work will take weeks and more tracks may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Union Pacific
Hungerford
Collins and Brown Schools May Combine in Rural District
A plan to consolidate the Collins and Brown rural schools north east of Ault is under discussion as a centralizing move. The 1909 census shows 94 children across both sites, with a central two or three room schoolhouse proposed. The issue will be voted at the upcoming election or a special meeting, while a petition seeks to keep the districts separate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rult
Collins
Brown
Ault
Will Have Reunion in California
Mrs. D. S. Kealiher of 30% Eleventh avenue and her sister Mrs. B. F. Weatherhead of Visalia California will reunite next week at Weatherhead’s home. Kealiher’s party includes her daughter-in-law Mrs. Dc. R. Kealiher and three children bound for Los Angeles. Evelyn seven suffers from heart trouble prompting the move. Mr. Kealiher went to Los Angeles March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Kealiher
Eleventh Avenue
B. F. Weatherhead
Visalia
Calif
Fines Set for Gambling in St Petersburg House
George Jackson, John Nichols, and Henry Kahler each fined $50. Z Jackson $60. Fred Erne $80 in county court for gambling in a house near Eaton St Petersburg. They were arrested last Wednesday night by Marshal Reger and Deputy Sheriff Peterson and brought to this city in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Eaton
George Jackson
Yeterday
John Nichols
Henry Kahler
Z. Jackson
Fred Erne
Marshal Reger
Peterson
Parsonage Rent Free Granted to Mrs Johns
Trustees of the Methodist church voted to grant Mrs William Johns wife of the late pastor Rev William Johns use of the parsonage rent free until the school term ends So the two girls Thelma and Fisin can remain in their current school Mrs Johns may move to Canon City later where relatives live Rev J J Lace will supply the pulpit this coming Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Lace
Mrs Molander of Windsor Dies After Cancer Fight
Windsor April 14 Mrs A Molander wife of a prosperous farmer dies after an operation for cancer at Loveland hospital. She did not recover from the surgery and passed away shortly after being taken from the operating table. She is survived by her husband and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
A. Molander
Loveland Hospital
Spear Road Seeks City Franchises for Rail Line
There is a hurdle to the railroad of George Spear Avenue as plans propose a line through the Glenmere addition now within city bounds. The fifty acre Glenmere and other city additions require franchise approval from the city council before operations can proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spear Av
Glenmere
Greeley
Spear
Ise
Webb Arrested in Denver for Forgery in Divorce Case
C. M. Webb, amid a divorce case in this city, was arrested in Denver on forgery charges. Denver police say Webb entered a loan office in the Mining Exchange building and pretended to be a store employee to cash a check early. He is described as a repeat offender who has troubled Greeley and Denver police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Webb
Denver
Webb
Greeley
Young thief Webb faces court after repeated arrests
Webb, first arrested at 18, drew a string of alleged crimes from a burglary at Mrs. Nelsons 1128 Vine Street to later escapades in Greeley. He fled bond, faced non support charges after a wife birth, and is set for a justice court hearing as officers note his luck in the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax Avenue
Vine Street
Nelson
Webb
Greeley
Gotchel of Longmont Defeats Sid Varney in Armory Match
Gotchel of Longmont defeated Sid Varney in two falls nine minutes and over two minutes. The match drew a crowd of 200 with local officials in attendance and showcased strong amateur wrestling amid comments on future bouts. Billy Graham beat Jack Chinn two falls in 26 and 10 minutes. Roy Tolliver and McCray also staged a worthwhile exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Gotchel
Longmont
Sid Varney
Armory
Gotchel
Billy Graham
Jack Chinn
Roy Tolliver
Fort Collins
McCray
Colorado
Dan Vance
George van Sickle
C. H. Wheeler
Windsor Comet Club Smokeless Smoking Evening
Windsor April 15 The Comet club plans a smokeless smoker Tuesday with boxing and wrestling matches a pillow fight and speeches. Women guests will attend plus music box supper and a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Comet Club
Kersey Women to Host Benefit Concert
In Kersey the Missionary society of the M B church will present a benefit concert with rehearsals underway. The program includes musical numbers recitations and readings to support the society's charitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Women of the Missionary Society of the M. B. Church
Ault Club Hosts 500 Club and Senior Bridge Whist
At Mrs Nichols home on April 15 the 500 club gathered despite bad weather with good attendance and a pleasant afternoon. Mrs Shaw and Mrs Allen hosted senior bridge whist and husbands for a biweekly winter session plus biannual dinner gatherings, with 24 attendees enjoying a 6:36 dinner and bridge whist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault
Albert Nichols
Harry H. Shaw
P. W. Allen
Mia Shaw
Sheep on the irrigated farm offer two profitable paths
Ee J Iddings argues on Colorado College materials that sheep can profit a farm by two routes. A small band cleans neglected fields and provides profitable mutton or wool, while pure bred flocks supply range rams. In well fenced West lands, a lamb yields 2.50 to 5.00 and wool worth 1.50 to 2.00. Pure bred rams may fetch 16 to 25, with Boise, Idaho producers securing 25 per ram lamb ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
London
England
Greeley
Longmont
Boise
Idaho
Ee. J. Iddings
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort, Collins
Proper shoeing for the farm horse by L Barnes
The farm horse should be shod with durable low calk shoes, kept level and angled for front and hind feet. In winter use longer calks or bar shoes, slip calks ease removal, nails kept loose, shoes reset every four to six weeks, and allow natural frog pressure in summer to prevent dryness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Barnes, Co
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Care of the shoulders in working horses
The article stresses proper collar fit and collar care to prevent sore shoulders in horses during spring. It warns that too large collars, dirty padding, and rough leather cause skin damage, and recommends damp sponging, smooth drying, and regular cleaning to keep shoulders healthy and the animal productive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock & Method
Runaway Wagon Dash Ends in Narrow Escape Near Greeley
Witnesses describe a runaway farm wagon with two young children left on the suspected path. Cowboy Old Bill Smith leaped aboard bridle restraint and halted the team before collision near the Club restaurant alley. crowd restrained frightened bystanders as the vehicle veered away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Twodren
Bill Smith
WN Smith
Greeley Tribun
Quiet wedding of Miss Collins and Herman WW at Fort Wayne home
Miss Iva Leona Brows Collins and Herman WW wed quietly Tuesday at the home of Mrs. M on Eighth Avenue. The ceremony was at 3 o clock with immediate friends. The bride, niece of Mrs. M, came from Fort Wayne, Indiana. They plan to live in Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Leona Brows Collins
Herman
Injustice Believed Sparks Theft of Boots
A misinformed belief led John Watts to steal boots from a member of the Stubborn Company, as his actions followed a mistaken notion of wrongs in an infinis' affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuborn
John Watts
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Serre
Weld Count, Abstract & Investment Co
Northwest
Collins and Brown
California
Stife
Wipow
Mrs. Molander OF
Spear Road
Gotchel OF
Mal
Ping
Will Smith
Bartlett Lumber C
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