Regulations Adopted For Livestock Shipments Under Twenty Eight Hour Law
The Department of Agriculture completes guidelines for cattle in transit over twenty eight hours. Requirements include hay racks with one cubic foot per lineal foot, semi circular watering troughs seven inches deep and twelve inches wide, routine irrigation every twenty eight hours with five minute stops, and space for one third of cattle to lie down. Car capacity depends on average live weight for a thirty six foot car.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
D. E. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Wilson
Judge Southard Tries Co operation to Curb Vag Problem
In Weld county Rich City of VagsJudge Southard proposes farmers report men who refuse work. County authorities would sentence idle vagrants to road work under guards. Aims to lure genuine job seekers and deter shiftless loafers.
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Judge Southard
Weld
Special Notice on Home Builders' Company grafters in Denver
The Tribune urges every contractor or loan applicant to come forward. It warns that many seeking loans from the United States Home Builders' Company of Denver are not responsible and obtain money by false pretenses. Greeley plans to action against these grafters as public outrage rises.
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the Tribune
United States Home Builders’ Company of
Denver
Greeley
New Incorporations and Local Developments Highlight City News
The Federal Fuel & Development company formed Saturday to develop coal and mineral lands in Weld county with 100 000 shares. Three Denver women named as directors Kate Emerson Rose Emerson and Myrtle McKissick. S. L. W. ranch converted to a corporation. S. L. & W. ranch company now owner. John M Studebaker a major stockholder. Harvey Witwer named manager. A juvenile court report follows with Gideon and Elliott incident and a magistrate fine of 8.70 for the bike ride event.
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Federal Fuel & Development Company
Weld County
Mesdames
Kate Emerson
Rose Emerson
Mrtle McKissick
Denver
S. L. & W. Ranch Company
John M. Studebaker
Gideon
Normal School
Irvin Elliott
Elliott
Willard
V. Billings
Motor Cars for Greeley and Union Pacific plans
Reliable sources say Union Pacific has contracted motor cars tested near Greeley last spring. The vehicles will serve suburban lines with two hour trips to Denver, carry about fifty passengers, and double tracking is anticipated with Greeley likely to receive a portion of the work.
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Union Pacific
Greeley
Denver
Judge Punishes Emma Little for Thirty Days in City Jail
Saturday Magistrate Willard jailed Miss Emma Little for thirty days on an assault charge. The piece notes anger from Greeley women over perceived gallantry in sending a woman to jail. It recounts Bert Phelps, who supports his wife with earnings spent on another woman, skipped bond, and fled. Also mentions W. R. Thomas fined five dollars for a dog license violation.
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Willard
Emma Little
Greeley
Bert Phelps
Miss Little
Phelps
Horses Kill Helped Themselves In Cellar Deaths
Chas Darnell released his horses in a Spud cellar to escape heat and flies. The animals fed on moldy stored potatoes from last year and three valuable horses died. A veterinary surgeon says the mouldy growth likely caused the deaths.
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Chas. Darnell
Poudre Valley
Musical Excursion to Como with Ken Del Quartet
Colorado & Southern rail excursion to Como and Platte Canon on Friday August 25 features the Ken Del Quartet. The group will perform in each coach on both going and returning trips from Greeley with music to accompany passengers. Fares range from 2.50 to 3.50 depending on origin, and seats are guaranteed for all tickets.
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Colorado & Southern Railroad
Como
Platte Canon
Kendel Quartet
Greeley
Windsor
Timnath
Fort Collins
Loveland
Berthoud
Longmont
NiWot
Marshal
Superior
Lafayette
Louisville
Burns Junction
Broomfield
Good cattle scarce as run slows at Denver stock yards
Denver Union Stock Yards reports a solid supply of cattle but slower than expected trade. Market tone stronger than last week yet values show little advance. Light receipts and weak to steady demand hit prices. eastern markets see small gains while local deals drag. Packers hold departures on half fat cattle. trading dull.
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Denver
New Bed of Shale Could Transform Greeley Brickmaking
A found black shale bed on the B. D. Sanborn ranch west of town promises a new supply for red pressed brick. Samples ground at the Clayton plant yield cherry red brick heavier and finer than Boulder brick. A spur of the C. S. line may bring clay to Clayton until a local plant operates.
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Greeley
W. L. Clayton
McElroy Place
B. D. Sanborn
Clayton
Boulder
Platte Canon Colorado Excursion Offers Scenic River Gorge Ride
The Trib une previews a Colorado & Southern rail excursion to Como on Friday the 25th, inviting two to twelve travelers to ride, stop, explore canyons, and enjoy two hours at Kenosha Hill. Fare is 3.50 from Greeley, with proportional rates from other stations.
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Platte Canon
Ward
Moffat
Lower
the Tribune
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Colorado
Como
Kenosha Hill
Canon
Greeley
Market Summary Notes Cattle Hold With Cautious Tone
The market closed little changed from the prior week though sentiment favored softer levels. Shippers should hold back half fat and common cattle to improve quality before sale as demand remains weak here and at other markets. Feeder and stocker activity lags while corn prospects remain uncertain. With beef prices low and corn high buyers delay purchases. W. N. Fulton.
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W. N. Fulton
Electric car line eyed from Denver to Boulder
Eastern investors study a Denver to Boulder electric rail project with plans to extend to Cheyenne. Route would run up the valley between Colorado and Southern and Union Pacific, entering Boulder via Louisville Junction where a power plant would be built. Pittsburg capitalists discuss siting at coal lands near Louisville with Joseph Walker to cut haul costs.
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Denver
Boulder
Cheyenne
Colorado
Colorado & Southern
Union Pacific
Louisville Junction
Louisville
Pittsburg
Joseph Walker
Rocky Mountain News
Local Porch Improvements Spread Through Neighborhood
The porch habit catches on as D. A. Camfield demonstrates the value of verandas for beauty. C. H. Ramsay tears down a porch to replace it with a larger version. The Gale Jackson home on Tenth Street also raises two feet and elevates the grade. W. L. Clayton plans a large north and west porch on Eighth Avenue.
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D. A. Camfield
C. H. Ramsay
Gale- Jackson
Tenth Street
Tenth Avenue
W. L. Clayton
Eighth Avenue
Farmers near Greeley invited for crop and harvest pictures
The Tribune seeks photos of farm crops irrigation and harvest scenes from Weld County residents within five to six miles of Greeley. Notify the Tribune man by phone and a photographer will visit to take pictures any day except Wednesday. No charge.
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The
Tribune
Greeley
Weld County
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Motor Cars
W. R. Thomas
Platte
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