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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
6
A compact newspaper notice lists subscription options: month rates set at 30 cents, yearly at $3.00, with variations of $3.00 per year and $1.50 in related offers. The item reads as a pricing update for readers.
The Weld County sheriff Ben Florance plans to depart after years of service. He is credited with reducing crime, rounding up suspects in Wyoming, and leaving the county with an excellent bill of health in the criminal line.
A columnist analyzes Mrs Russell Sage plan to build a model suburb near New York selling homes at cost to aid savers. The piece argues the approach helps the hopeful and mid tier while failing to reach the destitute, noting that wealthier efforts also falter and suggesting philanthropy may not solve deep poverty.
The fragment from The Denver Republican hints at a reformist stance tied to broader improvements. It mentions collective progress and civic advancement without detailing specific policies or actors.
District Attorney Carlson frames a pest law to combat grasshoppers in northern Colorado. Farmers from Fort Collins Weld County and beyond back a proposed district or state post district, with compulsory landowner measures and local inspector selection to ensure thorough egg destruction ahead of a January convention in Greeley attended by leading farmers statewide.
A notice invites shoppers to visit 938 Ninth Avenue to find bargains in pianos. The item promotes a local sale event with emphasis on affordable instruments and limited availability.
Weld county resident J. W. Lee was captured in Wharton Texas on a kidnapping charge after fleeing with his three year old daughter. A gray cat that traveled with them helped track the pair across multiple states before authorities obtained requisition papers for extradition.
The Yeoman lodge held its annual officer election Tuesday evening with two state officers visiting. Elected were Henry Myers foreman Clarence Johnson master of ceremonies Mrs. Fannie Kussart corresponding secretary Mrs Henry Myers chaplain.
William P Wasley vs Mary Stanton is proceeding in district court over a ditch right of way. Wasley seeks a new right across half a mile of Stantons property claiming river erosion destroyed an existing line. He values the new right at about $10 while Stanton contends she should receive $1,000.
CSan George Dauth, a meat market man near Greeley, adopted the Philippine snake method to kill rats. He reports losing 700 hatched chicks to rats in the past three months, averaging over 200 per month, with only the heads eaten in each case, including nearly grown birds.
A legislative committee investigating the State Normal school at Greeley will seek about 200000 in the coming session. Items include 100000 for finishing the training school, 25000 for a new heating plant, 10000 for Guggenheim hall furnishings, and staff expansions. The panel also plans maintenance funds for the Gunnison Normal.
Special Xmas sale offers discounts on all planos at Knight Campbell Music located at 9238 Ninth Avenue. The store promotes limited time pricing for holiday shoppers with festive music instrument plans.
J A Johnston manager for Clay Robinson of Denver will speak at the grasshopper convention in Greeley on January 6. Johnston will use statistics on hopper impact to fertility and prosperity and compare northern Colorado feeding numbers for sheep and cattle with years of good hay crops.
Christmas prices at Knight Campbell Music include pianos and accessories. Store promotions attract bargain buyers with limited stock and special discounts for holiday shoppers.
City ordinance requires streets be yielded to fire equipment when alarms sound. It prohibits vehicles and horses from damaging or crossing fire hoses and lines, with fines up to fifty dollars for violations. Signed and published in The Greeley Tribune in December 1910.
District Court Weld County Colorado summons names Horton Banborn and George Houston partners Banborn & Houston as plaintiffs against Charles C lose and P W Allen as publisher in an ongoing civil action.
The People of Colorado serve summons to Charles C Toe and P W Allen as Public Trustee of Weld County and The Industrial Building and Loan Association to answer a foreclosure complaint. The action seeks to foreclose a mortgage on the north 150 feet of Lot 2, Block N W E K of Sec 6 Tp 6 N R 65 W 6th P M Weld County with principal debt of 290.00 plus interest and costs and to reform the note to omit reference to interest coupon notes. If you fail to appear judgment by default will be entered. First publication in Greeley Tribune January 15 1990 with final publication January 4.
Weld County Colorado legal notice states Gilcrest Russell Lumber Company sues D Selby for $26.56 from a December 2 1898 note plus four months at 16 percent and then 12 percent with further interest and account charges totaling 67 84, seeking judgment and costs. The notice warns of default after thirty days and specifies publication in the Greeley Tribune beginning January 15 1910 with first and last publication dates in 1910.
The district court in Weld County Colorado issues a summons against Rogers and others. The plaintiff seeks 224 900 dollars with eight percent interest from July 2 1999 plus costs and relief. The notice states service requirements and that default may be entered if defendants fail to appear.
Notice of estray animals found near Platteville Weld county Colorado. The notice lists unspecified animals picked up in the area and seeks owners to claim them. Details are incomplete in the OCR text.
Nov 29 1910 notice of stray horses cows and mares unclaimed by December 30 1910 will be sold to benefit the owner. Describes a dark brown horse about 12 years old a mare about 4 years old and other unknown animals. Issued by the State Inspection Commissioners Denver Colorado.
Notice to owners of three estray desert? animals taken up near Lapin in Molds county Colorado about June 27 1910. White mare with a white blaze and a left front foot with weight near 900 pounds. No visible brands. Board requests owner proof by December 21. Described as a brown mare of about 1910 vintage. Commissioner notes location and item details.
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