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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1904

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Beet is King: Million Dollars in Beets for Weld County Farmers

The sugar beet industry dominates Weld County with Greeley Eaton and Windsor factories paying out about $20,000 monthly in salaries and $70,000 to farmers this season. Beets yielded farmers $50 to $100 per acre in many cases, outpacing potatoes, and acreage for next year is rising. Factories plan tonnage based handwork pay cuts from $20 to $18 per acre, aiming for higher efficiency. The Windso r Eaton and Greeley plants are near finish after a long campaign, with many farmers showing growing prosperity and some converting to beet farming long term. Adolph Lebsack, a former immigrant worker, now farms beets near Evans and expands his operation as an example.

Greeley Eaton Windsor Weld County J. G. Graham Gust Anderson George Fisher C. ©. Howard J. W. Mashburn Joe Wilkinson Robert Boyd Asa Decker J. W. Ewing Scott & Klein Adolph Lebsack E. C. McCarty A. McCollem F. W. Smylie B. J. Williams W. R. Stoll W. W. Putnam Cook Bros Lamper Bros Charles Reed D. T. Live Stock Co R. M. Barr D. P. Hubbard J. C. Hubbard Charles Jepson John Mosher C. D. Morris Jd. B. Ziler Evans

Cattle Dip Rule Extended Indefinitely for Western Shipment

Colorado stockmen learn a government order allowing cattle unaffected by mange to be shipped without dipping has been extended indefinitely. Secretary McCrillis secured the extension after talks with Dr. Salmon. The change, first issued last spring and limited to November 30, saved weigh and profit by avoiding weight loss from dipping.

Colorado E. McCrillis State Board of Stock Inspection Commissioners Chicago D. E. Salmon United States Bureau of Animal Industry McCrillis State Board West Salmon Denver News

Pioneers Hold Annual Banquet at Unitarian Church

The Union Colony Pioneers marked their 34th anniversary with about 100 veterans and guests at the Unitarian church banquet. Henry West presided as guests enjoyed hot oysters turkey and coffee with an impromptu program of songs and recitations. Missing was Mrs Meeker who is recovered from illness. Madison Smith elder of Greeley attended, with out of town members traveling for the event. The article lists many members and notes Cynthia McCague of Omaha visiting Mary McElroy for health.

Meeker L. B. Willard Jane Hotchkiss Eugene Williams Sharon Atkinson Richard Armstrong J. J. Armstrong J. L. Boosh J. &. Brownell Boyd E. E. Baker Charles Brockway David Boyd Alexander Baxter Robert Boyd Jackman Baxter James M. Freeman Frank M. Green A. W. Green J. C. Higley H. N. Haynes S. A A. D. Moodie William McAllister Joseph Moss Mimmack Thomas Macy J. H. Orr Ovid Plumb H. B Pollock Persons I. H. Paine P. W. Putnam C. H. Rea Calvin Randolph E. Ruthven C. B. Ramsdall A. Ramsay B. D. Sanborn Sanborn J.c.shattuck A. G. Saloman C. W. Sanborn Tom Stimson Madison Smith George L. Shepard J.C Scott C. H. Thomas K. Thompson H. C. Watson D. H. Carleton A. J. Wadlin Cynthia McCague Omaha Mary McElroy Miss McCague John A. MecCague

In Memoriam and Grand Army Encampment Plans

An Elk's memorial service in Greeley honors Joseph S. Martin who drowned at Latham Reservoir. The report covers lodge officers and attendees, with a note on the upcoming 30th National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Denver 1905 and related committee events and travel arrangements.

United States Greeley Joseph S. Martin Latham Reservoir Martin Vallejo James E Garrigues Lodge Opera House Chaplan R. J. Hunter Frank Madden Ray C. Watson George W. Weber W. R. Patterson R. G. Strong E. G. Flint George E. Settle E. G. English W. R. Kettely Tyler H. H. Shaw A. J. Allen E. H. McClenahan

G A R Officials Plan Denver Visit by National Officers

The Colorado Wyoming G A R posts expect General Wilmon W Blackmar commander in chief to visit Denver with Mrs Fannie Minot and Mrs Mary T Hager. They will depart Boston December 8, stop in Chicago and Omaha, arrive Denver December 12 at 7 30 a m and stay until December 15.

Colorado Wyoming Denver Rockies Thomas J. Downen Dan W. Brown Department of Colorado Wilmon W. Blackmar Boston Mass Grand Army of the Republic Chicago Omaha

Ault Officials Change In Town Leadership

D E Carpenter resigns as town attorney and is replaced by a local attorney. Ernest R Jackson resigns as town marshal on December 1 citing inability to enforce norms amid support for vice by high officials. Clerk expected to resign soon.

Ault D. E. Carpenter Ernest R. Jackson

Potatoes Turned Apples By Freight Mix Up Laughs On Meeker

Ralph Meeker sent a barrel of potatoes to his New York friend Dr. Hall as a playful gesture. The doctor opened the barrel and found Colorado Ben Davis apples instead. A note explains a climate mixup or freight tag error may have caused the swap.

Ralph Meeker Dr. Hall New York Meeker Greeley Colorado Ben Davis

Shot Through Finger At Phelps Brothers Store

Olaf Matson in charge of repairs at Phelps Brothers shoe store accidentally shot his left index finger last Sunday. The revolver was in a dresser drawer and fired when he reached in. The bullet passed through the bone, through a small box, and into the mirror standard, lodging there. Dr. Pogue treated the wound and hopes for saving the finger. Roy M. Ireland fell ill last Thursday with peritonitis and left for his parents’ home in Brighton.

Olaf Matson Phelps Brothers Shoe Store Himelf Roy M. Ireland Freight Office Mr. Ireland Brighton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Beet Spud Platte Valley Sterling C. S. Morey and Associates Sterling Sugar Company C. S. Morey Charles Boettcher M .D. Thatcher W. A. Dixon J. S. Searles Eaton Sugar Company Searles Sugar Company Unitarian Church Society of the Union Colony Pioneers J’enry T. West Sum H. T. West Society of Union Colony of Pioneers E. J. Carver M. P. Henderson Memoriam Lodge OF Elks Greeley Opera House National Council of Administration Grand Army of Republic Colliseum General Committee Grand Army Woman's Relief Corps Brown Palace Albany Hotel G. A. R. Officials U.s.grant Post G.A.R Woman’s Relief Corps
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