Colorado Congressmen Redeemed Pledges in National Legislature
Washington August 11 despatch notes three Colorado representatives Edward T. Taylor John A. Martin and A W Rucker closed the first session of the sixty second Congress with busy work and homeward hope They fought tariff questions on free wool and reciprocity aided land and water issues supported irrigation relief and national monuments and pressed for postal service restoration while spearheading public land protections and Fort Logan inquiries.
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Washington, D. C
Ado
House of Repreves
Edward T. Taylor
John A. Martin
A. W. Rucker
Rockies
W Woshington
House
Congress
Democratic Party
Bryan
West
Taylor
Colorado
Taft
United States
Dominion
National Stock-Growers Association
Martin
Underwood
Arizona
New Mexico
Territories
Washington
Interior Department
Land Office
Forest Service
Reclamation Service
Geological Survey
Post Office Department
Rucker
Public Lands Committee
Sam
Pub
Hc Lands Committee
Public Land Committee
Capitol
Pueblo
War Department
Department of Colorado
Fort Logan
Leonard Wood
Colorado Department
Wood
Farmers Mercantile Co Seeks Oats and Barley Purchases
Wanted buy offers issued by Farmers Mercantile Co for oats and barley at market price. Contact 702 Fifth Street for arrangements and pricing details.
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Farmers’ Mercantile Co
Fifth Street
Western Slope Beets Are Good Harvest Forecast
Seventy two thousand tons of sugar beets are expected from 6 000 acres planted across Montrose Delta Mesa and Garfield counties in western Colorado this fall. Fred Holmes of Western Sugar and Land Co reports the conservative but record setting expected yield ahead of the harvest starting next month.
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Colorado
Montrose
Delta
Mesa
Garfield
Fred Homles
Western Sugar and Land Company of
Grand Junction
Denver
Garfield County
Miss Blanche Irons Returns From Mountain Trip
Miss Blanche Irons has returned from her trip to the mountains, where she enjoyed a brief retreat and is now back at home.
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Miss Blanche Irons
Union Pacific Misspelling Sparks Land Title Fix in Greeley
Attorneys uncover decades old mis-spelling of Horace Greeley in Union Pacific deeds to the Greeley Colony. The error affects city land records as Colorado Telephone Co seeks title certainty. Judge James C. Scott provides affidavit confirming Greely and Greeley are same person to be filed in transfers.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Old Union Colony
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Et al
Colorado Telephone Company
Tenth Avenue
Tenth Street
James C. Scott
Horace Greely
Kidney Trouble and Lost Pay Prompts Cure Claim
A Streator worker details long kidney and bladder illness causing missed work and pay. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with a rapid recovery, enabling him to return to work and feel healthier, per Clark & Faulkner Drug Co.
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M. Balent
Little Penna St
Streator
Til
Clark & Faulkner Drug Co
Cornish Townsite Surveyed in Weld County
Engineers survey Cornish townsite adding to Weld county list. Cornish serves trains on the branch lines and a Union Pacific depot has been built. Located 20 miles from Greeley between Foss ton and Briggsdale with plans for rail yard growth. Henry Breder and Charles Holdorf of Iowa visit from Cornish ranches and benefit from water supply.
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Cornish
Weld County
Union Pacific
Greeley
Fosston
Briggsdale
Henry Breder
Charles Holdorf
Iowa
Missing Miss Hallett And Miss Sample Vacation Idaho
Miss Hallett and Miss Sample have spent the past two weeks on a vacation trip to Idaho Springs and are expected home Sunday morning.
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Miss Hallett
Miss Sample
Idaho
Springs
Platteville Plans First Pickle Day Event
Platteville on September 2 unveils Pickle Day with three bushels of green cucumbers donated for publicity. Editor Bedford promises a clean bill of lading and slips detailing festival attractions to be placed with the chamber of commerce in Denver and public spots county and state wide. The race committee met to finalize details of a more than usually interesting program.
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Platteville
Bedford
Chamber of Commerce
Denver
Chamberlains Liniment Promises Faster Healing
Claims cuts and bruises heal in about one third the usual time when applied. Describes antiseptic properties and reduction of maturation of injuries. Also helps relieve muscle soreness and rheumatic pains. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Peculiar Situation Faces Mill Water Rights in Fort Collins
Farmers near Eaton fear crop losses this season without water from the Hottel mill on the Poudre. The mill worries abandonment contests if its water is diverted to the Eaton ditch in summer. Local farmers seek a temporary arrangement to release water for crops, followed by a fair permanent solution.
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Eaton
Hottel
Fort Collins
Poudre
Larimer and Weld Company
Eaton Ditch
Hottel Mill
The
Ditch Company
Eaton Country
Greeley
Fort Collins beet yield estimated at 78000 tons
Fort Collins officials estimate the local sugar beet crop will yield about 78,000 tons from roughly 8,200 acres, yielding about half a million dollars to area growers. Manager Miller says the northern Colorado crop looks better than last year and the factory plans to handle the expected harvest this fall.
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Fort Collins
Colorado
Denver
Miller
Five Year Old Boy Breaks Leg In Windsor Local News
The five year old son of Mike Butts a Russian farmer near Windsor broke his leg above the knee Tuesday evening while playing in his yard. He turned suddenly wrenched his knee and fell to the ground.
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Windsor
Mike Butts
Here
Frontier Day Train Trip From Greeley to Cheyenne
Denver Chamber of Commerce invites locals to join a special train to Cheyenne Frontier Days on August 26. Reservations required by August 21 to ensure accommodations. trip coincides with Frontier Days finale. Businessmen will be guests of the Frontier Days committee with statewide county fair crowds expected.
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Denver Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne
Kersey Man Loses Finger At Gas Engine Incident
George Rosebrook of Kersey lost the second finger of his right hand while starting a gasoline engine at the Plumbranch pumping plant on Monday evening. The finger was crushed between the piston rod and frame and amputated. Doctors expect no serious issues from the injury.
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Kersey
George Rosebrook
Meat prices rise to new seasonal high in New York
Meat prices reach a new seasonal high in New York as dealers report a 4 cent uptick from two weeks earlier. Retail trade declines due to the higher costs, with dealers noting a heavy falling off in business.
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New York
Baseball Clash Between Ault and Eaton Fat Men
August 18 game in Eaton pits fat men from Ault against Eaton with promoter W B Longworth. Eaton invites Greeley fat men to attend and root for the victors as all local businesses close for the event.
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Eaton
Ault
W. B. Longworth
Greeley
Des Moines Woman Healed By One Dose Remedy
A well known Des Moines woman suffered two days with a bowel complaint and was cured by one dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all dealers. J W Collins of Chicago was in Greeley on business Monday.
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Des Moines
Chamberlain
J. W. Collins
Chicago
Greeley
Summons in Weld County District Court 1911
The state issues a summons to Hettie L. Warner in Weld County Colorado to answer a property action brought by Granville G. Stevens. The relief seeks fee simple title to West Half of Northwest quarter of Section 22, with water rights, and claims heirs of John Elliott. Publication runs July 27 to August 24, 1911.
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Hettie L. Warner
Hettie E. Warner
State of
Colorado
District Court
Weld County
The
Eadowsland Irrigation Company
John Elliott Eeto
United States Patent Co
Weld Onty
Eliza J. Elliott
David Elliott
Andrew J. Elliott
Adonis N. Elliott
John K. Elliott
Greeley
Said County
Frank Madden
ELBERT G._ ENGLISH
Eld County
N. Haynes
Greeley Tribune
Notice of Lease Application for Weld County School Lands
Notice is given that Deth and Herrick of Fosston Colo has filed application No 9769 to lease school lands in Weld County Colorado described as NE Sec 86 Twp 7 N R 63 W and NW SE Sec 6 Twp 7 N R 63 W W the act to lease these lands shall not be approved until after Aug 17 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Land Commissioners
Denver
Colo
Deth and Herrick
Fosston
Weld County
Colorado
Prerson Register State Board Land Commisoners
Notice of Adjustment Day in Weld County Estate
Charles A. Anderson announces he will appear before Weld County Court in Greeley Colorado on August 28 1911 at 2 o clock to adjust all claims against the estate of the late Alfhild E Anderson. Creditors must present claims and indebted parties should pay promptly. Attorney R K Strong handles the matter. First publication July 27 1911. last publication August 24 1911.
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Alfhild
Anderson
E. Anderson
of Weld
Colorado
Saideld
Greeley
Charles A. Anderson
Alfhild E&. Anderson
Rk, G. Strong
Probate Notice in Weld County Colorado 1911
The County Court of Weld County Colorado notices Mary E Denton and Frances W Hunger as heirs of Thomas Griffiths deceased. The will presented for probate on July 31 1911 leaves $300 to Frances Hunger and the remainder to D. Griffiths C. A. Griffiths and E. Denton, with probate hearing set for September 11 1911 in Greeley. First publication Aug 3 1911 last Aug 24 1911.
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Weld
Colorado
Mary &. Denton
Francesa W. Hunger
Weld County
Mary E. Denton
Thomas Griffiths
Charles A. Griffiths
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Erie
Wes County
Frances W. Hunger
Wis D. Griffiths
E. Denton
Greeley
G. H. Bradfield
Final settlement and heirship in Reed estate
Notice of final settlement and determination of heirship in the estate of Deborah A. Reed deceased. Executor Harry G. Reed will present final settlement September 11 1911 at 10 am before Weld County Colorado County Court in Greeley. Heir proofs and objections may be heard. it lists Hanford as surviving husband and Reed as sole surviving child. Public notice dated August 7 1911 Tribune August 10 1911 last publication September 7 1911.
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Deborah A. Reed
Weld County
Colorado
L Harry G. Reed
Harry G. Reed
Josie
Hanford
R. G. Strong
Weekly Tribune
Estray Notice Finds Mare Taken Near Greeley Colorado
The State Board of Stock Inspection Commissioners advertises an estray horse taken up near Greeley Weld County on about August 2 1911. A thirteen year old mare about 1950 pounds with a white front and left hind foot and a broken hind ankle is unclaimed by August 31 1911 and may be sold to cover owner costs if not claimed.
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Greeley
Weld
Colo
State Board OF Stock Inspection Commissioners
Denver
Colorado
Estray notice for red steer in Weld County Colorado
Notice of estray taken up near Hudson Weld County about July 29 1911 a red steer about one year old branded Lt on left side unknown to this board unless claimed by August 31 1911 the animal will be sold for the owner's benefit if found in Evergreen Colorado by order of the board
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Estray
Hudson
Weld County
Colorado
Towit
Land lease notice for Weld County lands in 1911
Edward T. Briges of Greeley Colo filed application 9826 to lease lands in Weld County consisting of NE 16 Twp 6N R66W and SE 16 Twp 5N R66W. No other lease applications will be considered after August 31, 1911. B Jefferson, commissioners. Tribune August 10 1911, last publication August 31 1911. Tribune ads are a good investment.
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State Board of Land Commissioners
Denver
Colo
Edward T. Briges
Greeley
Weld County
Colorado
B. Jefferson
Register State Board Land Commissioners
Weekly Tribune
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Carey
Senate
Uncle Sam
Colorado National Monument
Fort Lewis
Secretary of the Interior
State Agricultural College
Scott
FT. Collins
Frontier Day
County of Weld
Granville G. Stevens
Wm. Hall Thompson
Tribune
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