Garrigues Nominated for Supreme Bench by Home County Friends
Judge James F. Garrigues of Colorado's Eighth Judicial District is proposed for the Republican supreme court nomination. Born 1862 in Indiana, he moved to Iowa, then Colorado, serving as district attorney and later as judge since 1903, with re-election in 1906.
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James F. Garrigues
Eighth Judicial District
Supreme Court
Judge Garrigues
Garrigues
Lawrenceburg
Dearborn County
Indiana
Mill County
Iowa
Greeley
Colo
Yeek
Eighth Judicial District of
Colorado
Northern Colorado Power to Build New Line to Greeley
At its annual meeting the Northern Colorado Power company approved immediate construction of a power transmission line from Lafayette to Greeley. The line will serve towns along the Union Pacific railroad and cost well over $200,000. Several other issues were referred to committees.
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Denver
Northern Colorado Power Company
Greeley
Lafayette
Union Pacific Railroad
Early Spuds All In In Peckham District
Peckham April 21 Practically all the early spuds in the district are 2 and while some land blows worse on others it is not believed that the crop is affected by recent heavy storms More early potatoes are planted in the district than in any other in the county There is always a good demand for early spuds and the crop has not discouraged farmers in their usual acreage Names include C Hubbard ten acres T Kidd ten acres J W Carpenter ten acres Felix Parker five acres G W Coffman and Jack McMillan.
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Peckham
Thie
Ble Bend
C. Hubbard
T Kidd
J. W. Carpenter
Felix Parker
GW. Coffman
Jack McMillan
Farmlands Bleached by Strong Winds in Lone Tree Area
April 22 report from Lone Tree country describes heavy winds last week stripping topsoil from sandy farms. Many acres show eroded subsoil, with grain damaged across stretched fields. Farmers face reseeding unless rain restores soil moisture promptly.
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Soit
Faculty and Seniors Face Off in Baseball Exhibition
On the normal athletic field this afternoon the faculty will try to coach the senior class in the art of baseball. The event, a lighthearted test of supremacy, features faculty confidence against senior players in a playful afternoon clash on campus.
Mark Twain Passes Away Calmly at Home in Connecticut
Samuel L. Clemens known as Mark Twain died in Redding Connecticut at 6 30 tonight after a period of illness. He lapsed into coma earlier in the day and did not regain consciousness. The writer showed brief lucidity with his daughter Clara and whispered a final request for his glasses before slipping into final repose.
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Redding
Conn
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Bermunda
Clara
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Crops Prospects Mixed Across Colorado Say Expert
George Hassett of Antonito Colorado says southern Colorado shows good crop prospects but grasshoppers threaten yields there while frost-favored northern areas fare better. He notes land prices lower in the south, mines thriving, fruit trees expanding near Antonito, and a proposed interurban line could connect southern towns.
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George Hassett
Antonito
Colo
Greeley
Cn Sh
Search of Stine Verars Locates His Nephew After Nine Years
After a nine year search for his nephew, W. W. McDermott, uncle of R. B. McDermott of Homer, found the young man in this city. The relatives had been ignorant of his whereabouts since the death of his mother. In Moorehead, Minnesota, a newspaper man who knew the nephew helped identify his address, advancing the search. Two years earlier R. B. McDermott had spent two days in Moorehead without realizing his uncle lived there. The search was driven by curiosity about a relative.
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Sam
W. W. McDermott
R. B. McDermntt
R. B. McDermott
Homer
Moorehead
Minn
Montana
Ault Moves to Open Streets Through Curtis Property
The town board of Ault plans to open A and B streets through the Curtis property to the Union Pacific tracks. Attorney Joseph Ewing, former town attorney, conducts the case as Mayor J K Houghton and local leaders testify. The court hearings in district court aim to set property values and authorize road access to the railroad station.
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Ault
Curtis
Union Pacific
Joseph Co. Ewing
J. K. Houghton
Grief Claims Eaton Mother After Pneumonia Death
In Eaton April 21 Mrs. Ewart DeVault died from pneumonia after grief over her baby’s death, funeral set for tomorrow at the Methodist church with J F Coffman officiating. DeVault, a local blacksmith, left behind a little boy and a bereaved family as Mrs DeVault’s mother Mrs Basha Cain arrived from Illinois to help.
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Eaton
Ewart DeVault
Methodist Church
New
J. F. Coffman
Pierce
Eaton Church
Johnstown Defeats Windsor in Sunday Clash
Johnstown beat Windsor 15 to 9 at Johnstown Sunday. Windsor presented Harry Johnson as captain and manager, with Guy Kirke catcher and Art Bangham on the mound. Other starters included Prin gle at first, Martin Zurich second, Thurman Ray shortstop, Davis third, Hanmerty center, Harry Sehwalm right, and Hick McMillan left field. Mr and Mrs Jesse Wilson of Fort Collins attended in Greeley Sunday.
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Johnstown
Windsor Windsor
Windsor
Harry Johnson
Guy Kirke
Art Bangham
Pringle
Martin Zurich
Thurman Ray
Davis
Hanmerty
Harry Sehwalm
Hick McMillan
Colorado Fruit Growers Promise High Prices After Freeze
Western slope fruit growers expect a near full Colorado crop while Middle West and Southern states suffer heavy losses from a recent freeze. Buyers from Chicago and Kansas City will travel to Colorado to secure scarce supply, driving prices up as the Middle West crop collapses.
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Denver
Middle West
Colorado
Chicago
Kansas City
John M. Walker
Humphreys Commission Company
Donaldson
Donaldson-Howard Commission Company
Colorado cow to furnish milk for White House
Colorado cow to represent the state at the White House as a Jersey milker from Windsor dairy near Denver succeeds Mooley the White House cow. Report says the cow will be presented to President Taft with Colorado Republicans as donors.
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Colorado
White House
Washington
Milk quality varies little with feed despite taste changes
The article argues that milk quality remains largely constant across cows under healthy conditions, with changes only in flavor, color, or cream texture arising from feed or handling. It notes that a cow’s health and proper sterilization keep milk composition steady, while poor handling can alter cream and taste.
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Denver
Veterinary Department
Colorado Agricultural College
George H. Glover
Collorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Weekend visits noted among Greeley residents
Clifton Wyatt and many others spent Sunday away or visiting in Denver Fort Collins Fort Morgan Greeley Windsor Evans Evans Longmont and other towns. Individuals include L E Rissler Mrs J Levin Mrs Thomas Sisk Earl Morgan W L Miner Miss Bessie Dobbins Miss Marjory Uzzell Miss Ethel Rice Eva Newton Aubrey Spere and families of readings.
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Thomas Sisk of
Evans
Greeley
Earl Morgan
Kersey
Marjory Uzzell
Denver
Eva Newton
Fort Collins
Local Personal Notes and Social Updates
N D Bartholomew returns from a business trip to Den Clifton. Wyatt and Mayhew return from Den M. J. Baxter spends weeks at Glen Haven. Walter Thomas of Amelia visits his uncle August Boye. August Boye travels to Eaton for business and I O O F celebration. R B Buckles arrives from Independence to join the Greeley Grays. Mrs B F Harris and daughter Thelma return from Fort Collins. Eastern Star initiates several new members this evening followed by a social.
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Walter Thomas of
Amelia
August Boye
Local residents on short trips and travel notes
Miss Elizabeth Kitson returned Sunday from Vernon New York where she visited relatives for two months. Miss Wilhelmina Mead came back Sunday from Fort Collins after attending the A K E fraternity banquet and dance. Mrs E L Estes went to Denver to meet Miss Laura Smith of Chicago and they return to Greeley this evening. Mr and Mrs Claud Smith left to pay for their Grand Junction home after visits with H Reynolds and W E Culver. George Cox left for Cheyenne to become Barnett Mercantile shoe department manager. Rev and Mrs W M Robb departed for Olathe Kansas after visiting J M Wylie and now head toward New York from China after missionary work.
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Elizabeth Kitson
Vernon, N. Y
Wilhelmina Mead
Fort Collins
E. L. Estes
Denver
Laura Smith
Chicago
Greeley
Claud Smith
Grand Junction
H. Reynolds
W. E. Culver
George Cox
Cheyenne
The
Barnett Mercantile Company
W. M. Robb
J. M. Wylie
Olathe
Kan
Robb
New York
China
Aspen man visits Greeley old friends and recalls changes
M. B. Carr of Aspen stays in Greeley for several days visiting J. C. Brewer and other friends. He once lived in Greeley fourteen years ago and is astonished by the notable changes since leaving.
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M. B. Carr
Aspen
Greeley
J. C. Brewer
Mr. Carr
Miss Bird Payne Heads to Iowa After Teaching at Whipple
Miss Bird Payne, recently a Whipple schol teacher in Greeley, will depart soon for Iowa to spend the summer with relatives. She is a graduate of the Normal School last year.
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Miss Bird Payne
Greeley
Iowa
Miss Payne
Shade and ornamental trees for the plains
B. C. Longyear of Colorado Agricultural College advises selecting a small set of reliable trees for semi arid plains. Species include Russian olive, black and honey locust, white ash and green ash, boxelder, white willow, and basswood. Plant two year old trees in wide mulched circles, water at planting, protect bark, and shield trunks from sun for first years.
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B. C. Longyear
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Special Homeseekers Rates to New Mexico and Texas
Special Round Trip Homeseekers Rates to points in New Mexico and Texas offered by Colorado & Southern on the first and third Tuesdays of each month in 1910. Tickets at greatly reduced rates with liberal stop over privileges. For details contact a local Colorado and Southern agent or T. E. Fisher, Denver.
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New Mexico
Texas
Colorado & Southern
Colorado and Southern
T. E. Fisher
Denver
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Judor Garrigle
Eld
Northern Colorado Company 18
Northern Company
Stine Verars
Ghriep Werakens
the Tribune
Riverside Company
Riverside
T. Knowles
Riverside Reservoir
Jesse Wilson
E. G. Young
ER. H. McClenahan
Maid Adams
Nairobi
New York Evening Post
T. R
Khartum
America
Cleveland
Indianapolis Sun
Weld County
Veryone
Union
Uncle Sam
Tribune
City of
Greeley Daily Tribune
of Weld
Crockett-Moody Census
P. O. Box
Clifton Wyatt
Ver
L. E. Rissler
Frank Lesher
W. L. Miner
Fort Morgan
Bessie Dobbins
Homer Sims of
Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. McGinnis
Grover
W. C. Smart
la Salle
John Read
Cal
Alice Garretson
Ethel Rice
Colorado Springs
Edith McCrory
Aubrey Spere
Emmett Keefe
Co. W. Gilbert
A. C. van Doren
Helen
Seattle
Jeanetta Bliss
William Arnold
J. W. Morgan
Jerushe Halbrook
Longmont
Clarence Kidder
Frank EB. Clifford
Business
Mrs
G. F. Clifford
Lois Fox
Christian Church
N. D. Bartholomew
Sidney Mayhew
M. J. Baxter
Glen Haven
Boye
R. B. Buckles
Independence
Greeley Grays
B. F. Harris
Thelma
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