Douglass & Coleman Urge Central Heating for Rentals in Greeley
J E Coleman of Douglass and Coleman says block heating is the key to meeting Greeley’s rental demand as seventeen inquiries for five to six room modern houses arrive. He notes central plants boost rents, reduce wear, and improve sanitation while attracting tenants from Monmouth NL and a Topeka KS applicant. fall is expected to bring a record number of homeseekers.
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Douglass & Coleman
Greeley
J. E. Coleman
Mr. Coleman
Monmouth
Topeka
Kansas
Reservoir a Great Success on Milford Ranch West of Town
R. F. Milford of Grover reports a natural reservoir three miles west of town with capacity over 300000 barrels. He plans a five foot embankment to boost capacity beyond a million, plus wells and wind mills to pump water for next year's crops and nearby lands. The project could raise land value and create income from supplying water.
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R. F. Milford
Grover
Greeley
Milford
Sheriff Florence Office Faces Quiet Storm Rumors
In Sheriff Ben Florence's office a calm has fallen after his return from Canada. Deputy Charles Peterson kept busy pre departure while in the past week there were no arrests, leaving officers to wonder what storm is brewing.
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Sherifpr
Ben Florance
Florance
Canada
Charles Peterson
Real Estate Meet in Greeley Aims to Promote Colorado Lands
The Colorado Real Estate Association plans a meeting in Greeley in October with the Commercial club arranging entertainment and speakers. The program will cover Colorado lands advertising, farming topics, crop handling, and stock feeding as Weld County officials anticipate benefits from the gathering.
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Colorado Real Estate Association
Greeley
Commercial Club
Colorado Lands
Weld County
Beets Unharmed as Worm Infestation Eases
Districts worst hit by beet worm report fields stripped bare untilworms moved underground ten days ago. Now plants show new leaves and beets remain unharmed. Thousands of harmless moths inhabit fields and prospects for a large crop improve. Greeley Eaton and Windsor factories overhaul equipment with a new high line at Eaton.
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Greeley
Eaton
Windsor
Business Outlook for Greeley Merchants and Farmers
Conversations with Greeley merchants indicate the largest volume of business ever for fall. Weld county farmers are forecast to harvest the greatest crops in the nation’s history with high yields from wheat and beets. Profits from crops will boost spending money as returns begin to flow.
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Greeley
Weld County
Lease Orpheum For New Circuit In Greeley
Clark and Romine, local Greeley men, have leased the Orpheum theater and will open soon with up to date vaudeville. Arrangements are made with the Sullivan Considine circuit, a leading vaudeville circuit. The building will be renovated for patron comfort and a fall and winter season is planned under Manager Tom McKenna of the Airdome.
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Orpheum
Clark &Romine
Greeley
Sullivan-Considine
Tom McKenna
Airdome
Mountain Trip Sets Off For Ten Days From Several Towns
Mrs C F Robinson of the Delta Mrs F E McCrory and son Carl of Mt Vernon Ohio Thomas Robinson and family and Mr and Mrs Phillips of LaGrange left this morning for a ten days stay in the mountains.
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C. F. Robinson
The
Delta
F. E. McCrory
Carl
Mt. Vernon
Thomas Robinson
Phillips
LaGrange
Mountains
What Strangers Think of Greeley as a Residence City
East visitors praise Greeley for trees shade and lack of saloons. Mrs Pachaly found peace here and locals note education parks churches and clean yards. Tourists credit fine homes, gardens and business opportunities, influenced by a rich farming district behind Greeley.
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Greeley
Lake
Proven fruit success in Weld county district
The Greeley district fruit culture, though in experimental stages, shows most north temperate fruits can be grown in Weld county. Reports indicate Weld’s fruit crop will exceed previous seasons despite last spring’s cold, with John Ostling’s apple orchard four miles NW of Greeley yielding prized Ostling apples showcased at Purcell Land Co. window.
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Greeley
Weld
John Ostling
Ostling
Purcell + Land company
Portland visit marks Northwest trip for Marsh family
Mrs. Ben Marsh and her son Ben have returned from a five week trip to the northwest. They visited Mrs. Marsh's daughter Mrs. Frank Madden in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Faulkner and family returned Sunday from their summer home at Rockhurst on the Poudre, where they spent several weeks.
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Ben Marsh
Ben
Northwest
Land sale prospecting notes from Pollard broker near Greeley
Real estate pitches offer acres from 1 to 40 near Greeley with improvements water rights and two markets in Iowa and Illinois. Prices range from 1200 to 4500 for various tracts. broker claims quick sales and buyers ready to pay high rates per acre or per section. T. C. Pollard seeks farmers and ranchers to list land.
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Greeley
Evans
Iowa
Illinois
Big potatoes in the Ault district report
In Ault on August 24 two potatoes weighed one and a quarter pounds, a possible record for new spuds. Jack Teague dug up a large specimen on his ranch, with more likely to be found. The crop outlook is strong though grasshoppers and pests harmed some fields. A northeast farm found a potato labeled Party Ohio measuring 21 by 17 inches.
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Ault
Jack Teague
Ohio
Buggy Collision Near Ault Precedes Woman’s Death
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Monfort were thrown from their buggy near their Ault home when the tug dropped from the vehicle causing the wheel to pass over Mrs. Monfort’s face. She and Mr. Monfort suffered injuries. Mrs. Monfort is bed-bound. Miss Minnie Near died at the Clancey home at the same hour, with a physician present.
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Ault
J. G. Monfort
Mra. C. L. Clancey
Miss Minnie
Friendship Quilt Celebrates Mrs. Chipps Birthday
Mrs. E. B. Chipps hosted a dinner party at her home on Thursday to honor her birthday. Before arrival each guest pieced a block for a friendship quilt for Mrs. Chipps and the finished quilt was joined during the afternoon. Attending were Mesdames Kennedy Broad Brook Conn Powers Windsor Maudru Brush Alden Christman Clemments Foater Hopkins Houston Hopkins Shaffer Spencer McLain Van Gorder Kight Woods Pennington Alice Hopkins Ruth Hopkins Elizabeth Van Gorder.
Greeley Streets Praised by Autoists and Farmers
An auto enthusiast extols Greeley streets noting their smoothness on gravel foundations after grading and rolling. Farmers hauling hogs through eastern towns confirm the roads’ superiority, while teamsters claim gravelled streets are gentler on teams and vehicles than cobble or pavement. The article contrasts mud and dust conditions with favorable winter and post-rain riding.
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Greeley
States
A Wedding in Pretty Bower on Delta Ranch
The Delta Augwean staged a wedding at Pretty Bower Ranch as Mary Robb wed Roy Walt under a flowered bower. Officiant KB Dubber led the ceremony with guests including Ethel Newcomb Colorado Springs and Carrie Ashby Greeley. The couple planned two weeks in the hills and face a possible move to Kansas or Colorado for residence.
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Delta
Ean Robb
Mary
Roy Walt
KB. Dubber
Erryman
Charming
Ethel Newcom
Colorado Springs
Carrie Ashby
Greeley
Miss Thom
Dester
Reinhart
Hillnois
Cena Vernon
Mabel Wkinses
Walt
Hills
Kansas
Colorado
C W Marsh Spends Day in Longmoor Mountains
C W Marsh traveled to Longmoor on Sunday and spent the day exploring the surrounding mountains.
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C. W. Marsh
Longmoor
Mountains
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Robert T. Pachaly
Mr. Pachaly
R. F. Graham
Pachaly
Plate
Fort Collings
T. C. Pollard
Greela
Pretty Bower
Mary Robb
Hoy Walt
Condon
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