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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1912

Page

3

WHITELAW REID DIES IN LONDON

Whitelaw Reid American ambassador to Great Britain since 1905 died at Dorchester house London shortly after noon from pulmonary oedema. He had been unconscious since morning with delirium from sleep drugs. Included life highlights from 1837 birth to 1905 ambassador posting and notable roles.

London Reid William Hale White Xenia Morris and Rosencrans New York Tribune Horace Greeley France United States Great Britain Elizabeth Mills

Rural mail carrier tossed as horse bolts in Eaton

A rural route No. 2 mail carrier Claud Stone suffered a large lump on his head and bruises after his rig was upset by a frightened horse at dusk. The horse bolted, shafts broke, and Stone was thrown clear as the horse fled to a nearby farm where he was later caught.

Eaton Claud Stone Stone J. E. Landers

City of Greeley annual appropriation ordinance 1912

City council approves annual appropriation from the General Fund for city services and facilities including Cemetery Fire Department Water Works and Library. A poll tax of 3 dollars is levied on all able bodied citizens 21 years and older. Ordinance passed and signed with dates 1912 and 1922 noted.

City OF Greeley Colorado Greley Tha Iene Stappwen Ditech East Side City Hall Bond Ovicee

Larimer County Grand Jury to Probe County Affairs

Fort Collins Colo Dec 14 a grand jury will convene December 21 to investigate county affairs. District Attorney George A Carlson filed the application with Judge Harry P Gamble who ordered an open venue of 12 men. Sheriff C A Carlson to summon the panel. Citizens previously petitioned for the probe amid rumors of irregularities in the county commissioners office and an audit covering 1904 to 1910 is underway.

Fort Collins Colo George A. Carlson Harry P. Gamble C. A. Carlson Loveland Carlson Gamble A. P. Smithers Denver Smithers

Arlington Realty Company to elect seven directors in Greeley

Notice from Fort Lupton announces a January 4 1913 meeting at the Arlington Realty Company office in Greeley Colorado at 730 pm to elect seven directors and conduct company business. Farmers in the district showcase new electric lighting for homes and barns as a convenience, with B F Twombly G W Roup and R A Whiteside named among adopters.

Fort Lupton B. F. Twombly G. W. Roup R. A. Whiteside

Annual meeting notice of North Side Lateral Company

The stock holders will meet at Odd Fellows Hall in Greeley Colorado on Saturday December 28 1912 at 2 pm to elect five directors levy an assessment and transact other business as needed. KE. S PINNEY.

Farm Investment Company Greeley Colorado Colo C. N. Jackson North Side Lateral Company Odd Fellows’ Hall KE. S. Pinney

Gilcrest Baptists Dedicate New Church in Full Attendance

Gilcrest Dec 16. The dedication of the new Ger sean Baptist church drew a full house with overflow seating. A German language morning service was led by a German minister, followed by English ceremonies in the afternoon and evening by a Denver pastor. A noon dinner at Jacob Oster ranch served 23 guests, with more at the evening supper. Ministers from nearby towns joined the event.

Gilcrest New Gersean Baptist Church Denver Jacob Oster Greeley

Making Good On Homestead

Grover December 14 Levi Willey completed final proof on his homestead and became owner of 320 acres. He reports crops of wheat rye and hog millet yielding over 25 bushels per acre for millet and says the feed value is close to corn. He plans to double alfalfa acreage next year, increasing cultivated land from 175 acres.

Grover Levi Willey Willey

Milliken Milliken Deals Include Cafe and Pool Hall Sold

This week in Milliken several businesses changed hands Charleys Cafe was sold to Walter Phillips the pool hall once run by J T Messick is now under George Gray and Warren Lindsley’s farm was sold Rebekah Lodge entertained Mrs Homer Simms and Mrs Adda Scott hosted an afternoon of fancy work sociability and luncheon The ad closes with a Chamberlains Tablets constipation remedy notice Remarks mention sales and social event details without sensational wording.

Milliken Milliken Charley Walter Phillips George Gray J. T. Messick Warren Lindsley Rebekah Lodge Evans Homer Simms Adda Scott

Money Trust Eye Opener Before Money Trust Committee

Washington reports reveal how millions are loaned over the telephone on the New York stock exchange. J H Griesel of Griesel Rogers outlines lending patterns, major lenders, and the loan crowd system, with figures on daily volumes and collateral use, while brokers discuss rate impacts and movement of funds.

Washington New York Stock Exchange House Money Trust J. H. Griesel Griesel & Rogers New York Griesel J. P. Morgan & Co City National Bank Chase National Bank of Commerce Kuhn, Loeb & Co Speyer Morgan Company Untermyer Turner National City Bank Stock Exchange Consolidated Exchange Miguel de Aguero

Red Cross Christmas Seals On Sale In Colorado

Two million Red Cross Christmas seals are offered in Colorado to raise up to twenty thousand dollars for tuberculosis prevention. Priced at one cent, the stamps are affixed to letters and packages to spread holiday cheer. Sales are directed by the Colorado Society for the Prevention of the Spread of Tuberculosis and available at most stores and post offices statewide.

Red Cross Colorado Colorado Society For the Prevention

Weld county beet farmers receive $2.4 million season total

Weld county beet growers collect over $900,000 for November beets sold to three local sugar factories with a final January payout of about $500,000. Including outside-factory sales, Weld county beet receipts near $3 million, aiming at a record $3 million statewide.

Weld County Nove Weld

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