Farmers to Discuss Potato Inspection at County Meeting
A county farmers meeting is called for August 13 at the courthouse to discuss potato inspection and the starch factory question. Bliss of the riers' club urges full attendance so farmers can present ideas on the proposal and inspect methods. directors conferred with factory representatives and will submit action at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bliss
Riers’ Club
Riners’ Club
J. Bothwell
W. L. Clayton
Potatoes and Factory Plan Discussed at Farmers Meeting
Mr. Bothwell argues a cure potato factory in Wisconsin and the west could yield 25 to 30 cents per hundred. The project would cost about 26000 to 90000 dollars. Directors present include FE R Biles R M Hayh orne James McCullough and Pete wen. Farmers plan a meeting next Saturday to decide the best means to lift the factory and extend district talks countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothwell
Wisconsin
FE. R. Biles
R. M. Hayhorne
James McCullough
Pete Wen
Boy Dies After Horse Kick near Gilcrest
A 14 year old boy living a mile and a quarter from Gilcrest was kicked in the head by a horse he was trying to manage. He was brought home and Dawson of Platteville aided the family as doctors did all possible but the injuries were fatal by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Perkins
Red
Gllcrest
Dawson
Platteville
Cail
HINSTWON MAN HAS GOOD DAIRY EQUIPMENT
Special to the Tribune from Johnstown reports C. H. Tromble has a top dairy barn in the county. The cement block building spans 60 feet with 14 foot sides, a cement floor, and cement feed areas. It houses 36 cattle with 10 by 30 foot feed boxes and includes a large elevator for feed. A cement cooling room completes the facilities, signaling Tromble as a major condensed milk factory patron.
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Tribune
Johnstown
C. H. Trom
Tromble
Firefighting Efforts Omit City Dept During Barn Fire
Fire sparked by engine near Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets burned hay outside the Mayfield barn. Flames spread to a structure. Several neighbors including women formed a bucket brigade and used a garden hose from Wil m Weber's barn to fight the fire without calling the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Cture
Wilm Weber
Lincoln County Irrigation District Bonds for Hugo Project
The Lincoln County Irrigation District bonds for 200000 dollars were issued to fund irrigation work near Hugo. Senator Carpenter serves as attorney. Major Moore, a former Greeley resident now in Hugo, holds the awarded contract as the project plans to water 10000 acres in the valley. Arrangements are made to place the bonds.
Sadie Lundy Visits LaSalle Between Trains
Sadie Lundy of rt Morgan stops in LaSalle between trains on travels from Salt Lake City to visit her brother and his wife Mr and Mrs Ellis Lundy. She calls on J Hughes of Hilis store.
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jLasalle
Sadie Lundy
Rt Morgan
LaSalle
Salt Lake City
Mra
Ellis Lundy
J. Hughes
Hilis
Andy
Hughes
Pleasant Visit Reported as Misa Miller Travels West
Aug. 6 notes show Misa Pearl Miller visiting and sending postal cards to friends while en route through New Mexico to California. She enjoys interesting sights and continues travel toward Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Pearl Miller
Los Angeles
New Mexico
Ting
California
Visitors and Short Trips Highlight Local Notes
Miss Keffie Smith of Des Moines visits Mrs. W. L. Harris. Mrs. W. L. Clayton and children travel to Denver for a short stay. Miss Louise Hurd of Denver visiting Mrs. John S. Davis. D. R. McArthur family returning from Estes Park. Helen Euge back from Milliken visit. L. lli Stimson heads to Sterling to inspect irrigation system. Henry Couture to Zimmerman's for two weeks vacation. Edwin Starkey family outing at Idlewild on the Poudre by auto. A. L. Kenyon and family planning visit to L. Hickman in Irma Peru next week. Mrs. T. A. Foley and daughter return from two months in California. Dr. B. E. Barnett of Springfield arrives for a visit with Prof. J. H. Hays. H. G. Sehrall tours local trade with six sample cases valued at a quarter of a million dollars.
Reverend Doane Returns to Lead Congregational Pulpit
Minister John Doane of the Congregational church returns from California and will occupy the pulpit tomorrow at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doane
Congregational Church
California
Visitor pair in Fort Collins
Miss Mildred Howard traveled to Fort Collins yesterday to join her friend Miss Amanda Rhowedder from State Center who is visiting in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Howard
Fort Collins
Amanda Rhowedder
State Center, In
Collins
Baden Family Visit In Independence Kansas
Mr and Mrs Fred Baden and their daughter of Independence Kansas are visiting Mr and Mrs A J Condon. Mr Baden is Mrs Condon s nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baden
Independence
Kan
A. J Condon
Mr. Baden
Mrs. Condon
Baptist choir social features Miss Lavon Fish
Miss Lavon Fish entertained the Baptist choir with refreshments games and songs drawing a good crowd and a cheerful evening for all attendees.
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Lavon Fish
Baptist
Mrs Hickman Camps in Saratoga with Sister
Mrs IL Hickman sails to Saratoga Wyoming for a week long camping and fishing trip accompanied by her sister Miss Hortense Bietwell visiting from Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Saratoga
Wyo
Hortense Bietwell
Banker's Kansas couple visit Greeley friends
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pettyjohn of Olathe Kansas touring the West were visitors in Greeley yesterday and were entertained by local friends. Mrs. Pettyjohn is noted as the banker’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Pettyjohn
Olathe, Kan
Greeley
Pettyjohn
Miss Catherine Schrader to Return Home Today
Miss Catherine Schrader of Denver, who has been visiting Miss Alberta Condon, will return to her home today.
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Catherine Schrader
Denver
Alberta Condon
Fort Morgan Couple Visits Thompsons Then To Estes Park
Mr and Mrs Frank Sheppard of Fort Morgan arrived yesterday for a brief visit with relatives the N M Thompsons of Eleventh Avenue The Thompsons and their visitors planned to go to Estes Park this morning.
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Frank Sheppard
Fort Morgan
N. M. Thompsons
Eleventh Avenue
Thompsons
Estes Park
Townsend Leads Colorado Rifle Team to National Shoot
Co. C. Townsend left yesterday for Denver and will start today for Camp Perry Ohio with the Colorado state militia crack rifle team to compete in the annual national rifle and revolver shoot. Militiamen from across the United States will vie against army and navy teams. Townsend is captain of the Colorado squad.
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Co. C. Townsend
Denver
Camp Perry
Colorado
United States
Army
Navy
Townsend
Alderman Luther Testifies in Bond Case at Evans
Alderman A. J. Luther and county clerk testified as to whether William H. Selby had posted the bond to operate a butcher shop at Evans. Long prosecutor delay. Luther earned ten cents for four hours as a witness, plus a dollar fee and sixty cents expenses, net ten cents after spending a dollar fifty for a rig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Luther
Evans
William H. Selby
Salem Youth Celebrates Seventeenth Birthday Visit
Frank Wilson of Salem Oregon celebrated his seventeenth birthday while visiting Mrs. W. R. Calvin in the Delta. A six o'clock birthday supper was served with Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Dubber and family invited. Dahlias adorned the table as twenty five friends surprised him in the evening for a delightful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
Salem
Ore
W. R. Calvin
Delta
A. B. Dubber
Johnstown's New Depot
The old depot has been replaced by a new structure and loaded onto a flat car for transport to Mead where it will be reused. The railroad emphasizes economy in the move.
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Johnstown
Mead
Bull taming saga on prairie farm roadfront
Sanford, a Green City irrigation district director, spoke in Greeley about a mad bull that killed his valuable horse weeks ago. The 1,500 pound animal was finally calmed after a half hour of prodging and rough handling, and remains tame since. Sanford notes hay and corn losses from recent fires but says hay production in the district will be fine this year.
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Sanford
Green City
Greeley
Mr. Sanford
Greely
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Salt Lake City
Farmers Buy Pulp to Feed Stock Amid Hay Shortage
In the Greeley district a hay scarcity drives farmers to the beet sugar factory to purchase pulp for horses and cattle. Pulp will cost 50 cents per ton while operating and 76 cents after January, with over half of beet growers applying for 50 to 1000 tons. Contracts include provision that farmers are served first.
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Greeley
Unromantic Camfield Court Named For New Building
The Camfield hotel’s opposite apartments, prepared for seven couples, will be called Camfield Court despite earlier proposals like Brides Haven and Newlyweds Paradise. D A Camfield named the building amid wedding plans and odd rules for residents.
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D. A. Camfield
Mr. Camfield
A. J. Condon
Haven
Camfield Court
Union Pacific Workers Injured in Car Coupling and Cylinder Blast
BE. H. Dunham, a Union Pacific brakeman, was brought here from Carr yesterday noon with internal injuries and an injured back after a coupling chain watch broke as he stooped to couple two cars. Michael Malio, a motorman on the Sterling line, suffered severe facial and hand burns when a cylinder he was inspecting blew out. he was brought here for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Dunham
Union Pacific
Carr
Michael Malio
Sterling
Pike's Peak Excursion From Greeley Planned for August
The Tribune reports a one day through rail trip from Greeley to Manitou and Pike's Peak with no car changes. Rates start at 2.50 to Palmer Lake and 3.25 to Colorado Springs, 6.50 round trip to Pike's Peak. departure about 7 AM with return before 10 PM.
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Pike’s Peak
Denver
Manitou
Greeley
Manitoua
Palmer Lake
Denver-Laramie
Colorado Springs
Cis
Getern
Pike's Peak
Evans, Milliken
Hodgson
Tracyville
the Canons
Garden of the Gods
Greeley Men Plan Maine Then Canada Deer Hunt
A party led by George Parks from Grand County and including F. C. Ingles and others will travel north for a deer hunt next month. They seek a longer season than Colorado’s ten days and may start in Maine before entering Canada. Deer are said to be plentiful in Maine, drawing Colorado hunters eastward this year.
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Greeley
Canada
George Parks
Grand County
F. C. Ingles
Eaton
North Woods
Maine
Canadian Territory
Colorado
East
the Tribune
Five Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Ringling, Forepaugh
Sells
Ringling
Barnum & Bailey
Bridgeport
Conn
Ringlings
P. T. Barnum
Mrs. Bailey
Denver
Riverside Reservoir Enlargement Planned at Fort Morgan
Riverside Irrigation district directors and Riverside Reservoir and Land Co officers announce repairs to the Riverside reservoir. Bonds totaling 300000 dollars will be issued if landholders approve enlarging the reservoir, repairing the dam, and building a new intake. Construction includes a 12000 foot toe wall a 12000 foot coping and resurfacing 12000 feet of cement slope with fresh concrete. The contractor Camfield and Shields will cover 534000 dollars of costs, boosting capacity by about twenty percent and strengthening flood and wind safety.
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Hiverside
Fort Morgan
Riverside Irrigation District
Riverside Reservoir and Land Company
Camfield and Shields
Riverside Reservoir
Celorado
Des Moines Visit By Mrs. Kessie Smith And Family
Miss Kessie Smith and Mrs. W a Sheffler and their young son from Des Moines Iowa are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. L. [unnamed surname].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kessie Smith
W A Sheffler
Little Son
Des Moines, Ja
W. L. Harris
Inside Facts About Running the Big Circus
The Tribune reveals how Ringling and Barnum shows operate with notable details. It notes ownership by the Ringling brothers and trust control, high security for cash, and large daily costs. It mentions salaries, performers from several nations, safety measures for aerial acts, past accidents, and travel routes including Denver Cheyenne and Salt Lake City.
Ancient Acqueduct Unearthed Near Las Vegas Irrigation Site
Engineers from Camfield Construction working for the Las Vegas irrigation project in New Mexico unearthed a prehistoric looking aqueduct. The stone structure lies several feet underground, about 15 feet wide, and aligns with the survey line of the new ditch. It suggests the area once supported farming a millennium ago and hints at an ancient reservoir near the planned facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camfield Construction Company
Las Vegas
Luck Named Section Foreman at Union Facile
Evans August 6 H C Luck has been made section foreman of the Union Facile replacing A C Overman who is awaiting assignment. Overman does not yet know his next posting.
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Hinstwon Man
Keffie Smith
Des Moines, Ta
Mrs. Johns. Davis
Louise Hurd
D. R. McArthur
Helen Euge
M. A. Dorman
Milliken
Lli Stimson
Henry Couture
Zimmerman's
Edwin Starkey
Idlewild
A. L. Kenyon
Irma
Peru
Mrs. L
T. A. Foley
BE. J. Barnett
Springfield
Ohio
Prof
J. H. Hays
H. G. Sehrall
Campitel
Soodmin &Vleill Clothing CO. A
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