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02 Dec 1908
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Greeley Tribune in Greeley, Colorado
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
1
Weld County fair plans form committee for stock company
Senator W L Clayton heads a five member panel to study a Weld county fair proposal for Greeley Colorado. J F P McCrery chairs with W H Gill H Timothy C W Beer and Milt Seaman as members. They consider site options theatre exhibition hall and funding and will form a stock company while coordinating with eastern fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Clayton
Commercial Club
J. F P. McCrery
W. H. Gill
H. Timothy
C. W. Beer
Milt Seaman
McCrery
Park Merchandise Company
Greeley
Weld County
Colorado
Election Cost Reports Reveal Campaign Spending Totals
Filed sworn statements show campaign expenditures for the late election. Howard Williams reports 1928 dollars in valid expenses while George Houston lists 356.50. James 276.10 and Downey 195. Poe spends 1063.60 with 98 on cigars and 11 on candy. Coroner Macy's 27, De Vinney 170, WL Harrison 257.50, Albert Luther 345, Fisher 347.70, Ben Florance 520, Carpenter 296.80, Bradfield 490.85 and Allen 422.30 for treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Democratic County Committee
George Houston
James
J. J. Downey
Samuel Poe
Poe
Coroner Macy
DeVinney
WL. H. Harrison
Albert Luther
Fisher
Ben Florance
Senator Carpenter
Judge Bradfield
Allen
Coal Ridge Irrigation firm files incorporation and land transfers
Articles of incorporation were filed for Coal Ridge Irrigation to operate the Dennis Sullivan ranch near Lup ton. Deeds convey 5,000 acres from Mr Sullivan to Meadows Irrigation Co Coal Ridge Irrigation Co and Henry J Bone, the prime mover in the deal. Mr and Mrs Fr C Steck depart for Fresno to attend a niece wedding festivity and plan holiday return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Ridge Irrigation Company
Fr. C. Steck
Fresno
Canf
Special mailed sample of Daily Tribune for three weeks
The Weekly Tribune offers subscribers a free Friday issue of the Daily Tribune as a sample. The Daily Tribune is praised as Weld county's best newspaper delivering high quality and quantity of news and business, at about double the price of competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Tribune
Daily Tribune
the Tribune
Weld County
Prohibition Talk Pushes Greeley Image at Banquet
Mayor Green cites letters from across the U S urging data on effects of closing saloons. Weld County vows enforcement and strong anti saloon stance. A commercial club plan seeks statewide reform, praising Greeley Weld county as dry model with limited poor relief and broad community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County Medical Association
Gathring
Green
U. S
Greeley
Park Merchandise Company
Billings
Mont
Park Merchandise Co
Colo
Yegen Bros., Inc
W. E. Keil
Gill
United States
Commercial Club
Anti-Saloon League
Weld County
County of Weld
Plans for Camfield addition advance in Greeley
The Camfield expansion moves forward as Barber & Gordon prepare a bid due Saturday. Denver firms have sent estimates. local builders report strong progress on the foundation with a basement 17 feet deep for gravity-powered elevator service. The design features a large first floor open space, a banquet hall on the second floor, and commodious upper rooms, with Seventh Street property poised for a boom alongside a Masonic Temple and a new theatre nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camfield
Greeley
Barber & Gordon
Denver
City
Masonic Temple
Seventh Street
Horse trade dispute goes to county court trial
Dr J W Fuqua and Mr Willson face a county court appeal over a horse for mule trade. Willson alleges a fall caused a shoulder injury and disputes Dr Fuqua’s $10 repair bill. Jury verdict at 2 pm awarded Dr Fuqua $10 for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Fuqua
Lewis Willson
Bradfield
Justice Court
J. W. Fuqua
Mr. Willson
Wilson
Fuqua
Postal Advice for Children Delving into Mail Basics
Greeley school children will receive instruction on mailing letters parcels and the postal system. Postmaster D E B Gray plans to work with teachers and provide literature while postmasters nationwide are directed to consult with schools on handling letters classification delivery and money orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
D. EB. Gray
Gray
Suit on grounds of fraud between Morgan men
Attorney Jos C Ewing for 8 G Allard sues Samuel Moore of Fort Morgan for 3300 alleging fraud in a 1 3 interest purchase of three Morgan County lots. Allard says Moore’s wife owns the lots per records, Moore owes him 460 note, and he seeks cancellation and return of purchase price plus accounting on forty head of cattle and horses. Rev Moore is a Morgan Weld counties real estate dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. C. Ewing
G. Allard
The
Star Grocery
Samuel Moore
Fort Morgan
Mr. Allard
Hardin
Moore
Morgen
Weld
Morgan
Rev. Moore
City Council Long Session Totals Major Appropriations
City officials approve a broad budget with four thousand for city lights and five thousand for the fire department. Other funds cover city hall completion, library improvements, park projects, and a requested water main on Twelfth Street. The session also assigns day and night police staffing and relocates Officer Ahrend to day duties. Continued on last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
City Hall
Ahrend
Twelfth Street
Forest Parr
New Mutual Building and Loan Formed in Greeley
A new Citizens' Building & Loan association with $250000 capital stock was filed in Greeley. Directors elected include C Rugh Chas BE Carter Edwin Starkey C I Moore S F Martin Mort J Neil and others. Expenses will be minimal with a single secretary and low office costs. The firm aims to serve local mutual interests and begin operations once filing is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Jos. C. Ewing
Secretary of State
Citizens’ Building & Loan Association
Association
C. Rugh
Chas. BE. Carter
Edwin Starkey
Farmers Supply & Machinery Co
C. I. Moore
Welsh & Martin
Reception to New Members at First Christian Church
The First Christian church hosted a reception Tuesday for new members enrolled during the revival led by Rev. A. E. Dubber. A musical program featured the Schubert Trio, Miss Davis, Miss Meed, Dr. Dungan, and the Ya-ha-ki-te club with sixteen Normal school members. A baptism followed, and organizers praised the welcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Dubber
Merdelssohn
Schubert
Kendel
Normal School
Scott Thompson
Miss Hunter
Greeley
Miss Davis
Miss Meed
Dungan
Graham
Waner
Fitz
County Teachers Association
James DeVotie Funeral Held in City
The funeral services for James De Votie brother of H M DeVotie were at Macy's undertaking parlors at 1 PM Tuesday led by Rev T C Brockway. Remains were shipped east for burial with interment at Linn Grove cemetery at 1 30 PM. Local G A R post gave a burial service at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James DeVotie
H. M. DeVotie
Macy’s Undertaking
T. C. Brockway
Linn Grove
Post
Beasley Suffers Broken Shoulder After Fall
N N Beasley, a well known contractor of this city, fell Monday and sustained a broken shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. N. Beasley
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Greetkle
Macy
Greeley Morals
Montana
Postal
Moore of
Fire Department
Library
NEW Company
Citizens’ Building and
TROAN
First Christian Church
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