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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1909

Page

9

Interurban Road to Greeley Promises Secure Right of Way

St Louis financier Harold KR Knight says the road to Greeley from Denver will go through Weld County. He returned home after an extended interview with a St Louis paper, praising prospects for the region and noting eastern capital may back the project.

St. Louis Greeley Harold KR. Knight St. . Louis Gree Capitaneta Den +ver Tis St. Louins

Weld and Larimer Electric Road Proposal for Colorado

An interview with Mr Ightenge in a St Louis paper outlines plans to build an electric road from Denver to Greeley and Collins. He notes an existing line from Denver to Ider and expects easy right of way despite opposition from rival railroads. He claims the route would tap into some of the United States’ richest country, though no concrete steps have been taken and financing details are unclear.

ST. Louis Ightenge Weld United States

Railroads Test Mail Weight Dispute With Government

Washington dispatch reports New York, New Haven & Hartford will weigh mails without postmaster general consent for a fixed period. The line carries the mails under a noncontract arrangement, arguing the weight method is illegal. The company claims operating at a loss of up to 350000 dollars annually.

Washington New York, Haven & Hartford Railroad New Haven Road Pebife Postal Department

Long Weld County Court Term Prolonged Through May Session

Weld County district court docket is crowded and proceedings will extend into the May session, making this one of the longest terms in the county’s history. The extension reflects a heavy docket and ongoing cases.

Weld

Greeley Woman Weds Council Bluffs Man in Denver

Miss Bertha Mawhinney daughter of Mrs Mawhinney of Greeley married L S Young of Council Bluffs Iowa in a Denver ceremony Monday. The couple will reside in Council Bluffs after visiting Greeley with relatives.

Greeley Council Bluffs Denver Bertha Mawhinney L. S. Young Counes Bluffs Mawhinney Young Tdware Cousell Bluffs

Interest grows in big factory in LaSalle

Fort Lupton man and a Denver representative met with the LaSalle Commercial Club to discuss erecting a canning factory. They believe La Salle offers better terms than a Chicago company and plan further talks. Despite bad weather the meeting drew full attendance and reports were given on literature, by laws, electric lights, and town incorporation.

LaSalle Colorado Silver State Packing Samar Fort Lapten Commercial Club Denver Frink Chicago Company Ths

George Morgan Named Camfield Hotel Manager

The Tribune reports that George Morgan will become manager of the Camfield hotel, taking possession at year end. Morgan is well known in Greeley and recently sold his Ninth Avenue confectionery store to Eugene Veldren. details of Mr Hall’s plans are not announced.

the Tribune George Morgan Camfeld Hotel Morgan Greeley Ninth Avenue Eugene Veldren Hall

Pay Day for Farmers and Factory Workers Across District

Monday brought pay day for farmers and factory workers. Greeley paid farmers 30000 and workers 8600, Eaton 92070 to farmers and 14000 to workers, Windsor 27000 to farmers and 10000 to workers. Beets from November 1 to 30 determine these sums with two more pay days planned in January. Sugar price relief is welcomed countywide.

Greeley Eaton Factory Windsor Factory Windsor

Plainview School Installs New Organ

A new organ purchased through liberal donations in the Plainview district is now installed in the Plainview school house. It will greatly aid the meetings of the literary society and the Sunday school held there.

Plainview School Plainview Whe

State Officials Cap Meal Costs at 75 Cents Says Governor

Governor Shafroth imposed a 75 cent meal limit for state officials and employees. He warned military board members that charges above the limit would not receive approval. He cited Denver meals at 50 cents as a model and stated state travelers should not expect reimbursement for higher costs. The National Guard armory site on the half block at Nineteenth and Pearl streets was discussed, with ground purchased for an armory and plans to buy lots in Colorado Springs. several sites have been offered and a selection is expected in a few weeks.

Shafroth Military Board Denver Nineteenth and Pearl Streets National Guard Colorado Springs

First Gun Fired in Big Battle Between Pacific and Burlington

Rumors claim Burlington Northwestern officials eye the sale of the line to Burlington. Sources say Burlington may survey toward LaSalle after altering its plans. Denver, Laramie and officials remain tight lipped, with no confirmation of a pending deal.

Pacific Burlington LaSalle Laramie Burlington Northwestern Denver, Laramie

Officials of both roads meet in city over rights and plans

Two railroad interests Burlington and Denver Laramie Northwestern held conferences in Denver last summer to discuss coal lands in Wyoming and a possible sale. The Burlington seeks to avoid UP claims to 200 foot right of way and views the meeting as the first move in a broader clash with Hill and Harriman factions.

Burlington Denver Laramie & Northwestern Wyoming Union Pacific Union. Pacific Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Hill Harriman

Railroads Fail to Agree on Homeseekers' Rates for 1910

Chicago reports of a special meeting of executive and passenger officials show a dispute over passenger fare bases for 1910. The proposed maximum Chicago rate rises to 35, with increases planned for the southwest and northwest. St Louis to 27.50, Kansas City matched, St Paul up 2. California Colorado lines defend homeseekers rates, while Alton's opposition blocks a nationwide agreement.

Chicago Southwest Northwest St. Louis Kansas City St. Paul California Colorado Alton

Police search hours for small child Louise Venables

Five year old Louise Venables from Texas went missing in Greeley while her family visited the Todds near LaSalle. After hours of searching the marshal was alerted and a passerby found her crying and cold in the street. She was sheltered by firefighters until her family collected her.

Louise Venables Texas Louise Ida Venables John Todd LaSalle Greeley Eighth Avenue Sixteenth Street

Oleah Child on Way to Recovery

Stephen Oleah, the Carr boy hurt by a giant cap explosion, is reported to be doing as well as could be expected. He is comfortable and progressing at the hospital.

Stephen Oleah Carr

Kersey Merchant Clarence Williams Weds in Denver

Clarence E Williams a Kersey lumber business owner married Miss Mabel Norburn in Denver. The bride who taught in Hugo Colo. Williams works with brother Charles Williams in the Kersey Lumber Co. They expect to return home today to establish residence in Kersey.

Kersey Clarence E. Williams Mabel Norburn Denver Hugo Colo Williams Charles Williams

Piel Case Taken to Supreme Court for Murder Verdict

Appeal filed in the state Supreme Court of the case of Fred Piel who was convicted of murder in the death of George Kerber near Johnstown last fall. Piel remains on death row at Canon City with execution scheduled for the week of April 3.

Supreme Court of the State Fred Piel George Kerber Johnstown Piel Canon City

Infant Smothered to Death in Keensburg Home

An 18 day old child of William Acree was found dead yesterday morning in Keensburg. The coroner handles the case as investigators examine possible involvement by two other children in the bed. Authorities have not released a formal ruling pending autopsy findings.

William Acree Mr. Acree Keensburg

Will Place Hog Ranch at Lucerne Weld County Leader in Hog Industry

Jacob Weinberger announces plans to establish a large hog ranch near Lucerne, Weld County. He aims to bring 2,000 hogs next spring and ship them within three months, citing Weld County's food supply, climate, shade, and growth potential as advantages over Routt and other Colorado regions.

Lucerne Jacob Weinberger Greeley Weinberger Weld County Iowa Colorado Routt Denver

Woodmen Conduct Funeral For John Stiles In Fort Lupton

The Woodmen of the World led funeral services for John Stiles in Fort Lupton on Tuesday afternoon. Stiles had been ill with typhoid fever for three weeks before his death and is survived by his mother and a brother who reside in the town.

Fort Lupton John Stiles Young Stiles

Greeley Sees Heaviest Snow of the Year

Greeley and Weld County report the heaviest snowfall of the year as a blizzard tail winds eastward. Weather officials note a warming trend soon, contrasting with frigid northern states where temperatures have hovered around 23 below zero for days.

Greeley Weld County Colorado Mercury

Greeley High Seeks State High School Championship

Greeley Arrows defeated Fort Morgan 24 to 21 in a fast game as they push toward the state title. Next they face Eaton high school with Rex Eaton Brush Wright Benton Reynolds and H Balch in the lineup. a substitute game to precede the main event.

Arrows Greeley Boys Fort Morgan Greeley Eaton High School Rex Eaton Brush Wright Benton Reynolds H. Balch McClintock M. Balch Denver

United States Keeps Nicaragua Policy After Madriz Rise

Secretary of State Knox stated the US posture toward Nicaragua would not change with Madriz’s presidency. He urged Madriz to prove capable of governing responsibly and to repair alleged wrongs against American citizens. The stance mirrors the Knox note severing diplomatic relations with Nicaragua.

Washington Knox Nicaragua Madriz Zelaya State Department United States Mr. Rodriguez

Bell's Debtor Leaves Behind Creditors

A. B. Price sues for $150 on a note given by W. P. Bell who departed suddenly leaving creditors. Price pursues the case through attorneys Joseph Ewing and William Kelley. Bell resides in the LaGrange district.

W. P. Bell A. B. Price Bell Joseph Ewing William Kelley LaGrange District

Sugar Factory Injuries Trial Ends Without Verdict

George Williams sues Great Western Sugar Company seeking 5000 damages after being hurled from scaffolding at the factory on June 26, 1908. Trial in district court concluded with a hung jury. K G Strong and H E Churchill appear for the parties.

Great Western Sugar Company George Williams K. G. Strong H. E. Churchill

Jury fails to reach verdict in Williams scaffold case

The suit alleges negligent erection of scaffolding by a factory after an accident. Williams suffered a broken rib and spinal curvature among other injuries, with a multi foot fall that nearly caused death. He later began recovery though permanent injuries are claimed.

Williams

Livestock Suffering on Colorado Ranges

Reports to the Colorado state bureau of child and animal protection from Sterling Otis Durango and other areas describe cattle and horses starving due to heavy snowfall. Officials vow criminal action against negligent owners and rapid food delivery to affected herds.

Colorado State Bureau of Child and Animal Protection Denver E. K. Whitehead State Board of Stock Inspection Sterling Stoneham Raymer Otis Durango Society Pine River Mesa

Ber ean church class meeting postponed to next month

The Ber ean class business meeting of the Christian church, set for tonight at Miss Petersons home, has been postponed to next month.

The Christian Church Peterson

Men who doped and robbed Harley Lane still free

Harley Lane, a young Eaton farmer, was drugged and robbed on a Union Pacific train between Eaton and LaSalle. He continued his journey home to Ohio, weak but recovering. Police in Denver, Greeley, and Weld County have searched two cities and the county for two men believed to be professional crooks who targeted Lane with doped whisky.

LaSalle Harley Lane Eaton Union Pacific Lane Severance Ohio Denver Gresley Weld County Sheriff's Office Weld

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Fireeley JeanoLy K. Knight Ives Milboad Lasalle Project OFRSS Wenver Firm Man Camfield Kersey Merchant Will Greeley High School Sugar Company Young Parmer
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