Lands Withdrawn From Reserve in Colorado
Description of eliminations and boundaries across multiple townships and ranges in the Pike San Juan Montezuma San Juan and Rio Grande national forests. Lands largely grazing and brush with limited cultivation potential transferred or eliminated to align forest boundaries with canyons and watersheds. Also includes a public statement about the Regal automobile and dealership in Weld County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Platte River
South Park
Trout Pass
Pike National Forest
South Platte
Howbert
Forest
Arkansas
Herring Creek
Palmer
Monument
T. S
Sedalia
Willow Creek
Montezuma National Forest
Ute Mountain Division
Cortez
Mances
Dolores River
Broken Beach
Montezuma
la Plata River
San Juan
Las Animas
Dolores
Mancos River
Rio Grande National Forest
State land eliminations from federal forest areas described
Proclamations remove about forty seven sections of state lease land in specified townships and ranges from national forest control. The state land cannot be administered as part of the forest and will be restored to settlement and entry after Interior Department publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forest
Secretary of the Interior
Couple Migrate to Portland After Gretna Green Marriage
Miss Stella Estes of Choosing Greeley and Arthur Baugh of Salida wed secretly Monday at the Gretna Green style ceremony in the local Methodist parsonage. Rev. J J Lace officiated. The couple left for Cheyenne and then Portland to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Gretna Green
Stella Estes
Arthur Baugh
Salida
J. J. Lace
Cheyenne
Portland
Weld County News Notes Highlights Local Life
Mr and Mrs Orin Young of Denver visited Mrs John Haines in Fort Lupton. John Twombly died in Los Angeles and relatives here received the sad news. D C Moore and daughter Margaret returned from Denver. Roe Calvin and family toured Fate Park while a dance occurred in Convention hall. Tom Watts and son left for the Poudre trip. Mr and Mrs George Reid visited Fate Park and Willus Calvin hosted a family dinner. Rev and Mrs Kerr stayed with Mr and Mrs Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Young
Denver
Mr. Young
John Haines
John Twombly
Los Angeles
Twombley
Fort Lupton
EB. J. Falker
Ted Jenson
Matlock
Convention Hall
D. C. Moore
Margaret
Roe Calvin
Tom Watts and Son
Willus Calvin
C. L. Brainard
Mr. Calvin
M. R. Kerr
T. A. Foley
Duke in Denver Hospital Suffering Heart Trouble
Eaton report says Tom A. Duke was taken to St. Josephs hospital in Denver Monday with heart trouble and is in serious condition. Mrs Duke accompanied him on the trip to Denver.
Farmers Reject Potato Inspection Plan in Weld County
Weld county farmers who gathered at the courthouse last Saturday rejected a proposed potato inspection system. They argued inspectors should cover commission men as well as farmers and criticized past methods. Despite dissension, both sides agree on maintaining quality to protect the county’s reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Court House
Herbert Bickling
Potatoes supply outlook across states and prices
A Field and Farm writer estimates Colorado yields at about 65 percent of normal with Idaho, Michigan, Minnesota and New York showing uneven or favorable crops. Drought hurts Ohio and New England expects normal output. Buyers offer contracts at a dollar per hundred, but many farmers resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Idaho
Minnesota
Middle States
Michigan
Ohio
New York
New England
Colorado Beet Sugar Output Outlook and New Indiana Colony
The article reports Colorado produced 280 million pounds of beet sugar in the last fiscal year, about a quarter of U S output, with per capita consumption at 82 pounds. It notes planned colonization of 600 irrigated acres near Green City with Indiana families, costing 50 000 dollars. It also mentions anticipated beet sugar output dip in Colorado due to factory pricing disputes and notes dividend strength of the American Beet Sugar Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Denver
Colorado
United States
Bureaun of Statistics
Washington
Greeley
Green City
Indiana
Prosperous investment firm predicts dividends on common stock
The company reported ending June 20 1909 with 7 230 per cent on 15 000 600 common stock, showing strong financial health and expected dividend payments in coming years. Colorado beet acreage shrinkage is unlikely to cause lasting harm to earnings for the current fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Windsor Board Votes Hose Purchase for Fire Department
At the Windsor town board meeting in city hall last evening mayor C A Yancey presided with most of the board present. The fire department's needs were discussed and 196 feet of new hose was approved for purchase. A chemical fire extinguisher may be added soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Amg
Gre Department of
C. A. Yancey
Kerns
Couple Severance Guests In Greeley
Mr and Mrs Dave Severance of Severance visited Monday in Greeley as guests of Mr and Mrs R Piper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Severance
Severance
Greeley
Mr. R. Piper
Also Mentioned on This Page
San Juan National Forest
Pagosa Springs
T. 35
T. 34
Regal
U. S
Regal Motor Car Company
Detroit
Mich
Schebler
Weld County
THE
Colorado Lands
Weld County Agente
Quality
Chickering
Crown
Vose
Emerson
Haynes
Phelps & Goodman
Hext Music Co
Ninth St
Greeley, Colo
Bartlett Lumber Co
Phone Greeley
John
Business College
J. W. Adrian
Edith Adrian
Public Stenography Service
Fort
Lupton
George Reid
Fates Park
Mopf's
Ceylon
Japan
Formosa
C. S. Morey Mercantile Company
Colo
Ootataime
Yato Chor
American Beet Sugar Company
Brewster
Cole
Harm
Denver Cote
Mar
Concord Bolt
Lowe
Fred Mueller
Saddle and Eee Co
Larimer &T
Ayer
Aywell
Briggs Ranch
Comer Beet
CC. Pyles
S. K. Noland
14Th Ave
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