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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1912
Page
8
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Mrs. Anna Turner proved up on her dry land homestead near Ault after five years of struggle. Facing illness, death, and hardship, she supported her family, saved enough to secure the deed, and insists the effort was for her children. The tale also notes poultry housing advice emphasizing health, ventilation and proper construction.
Windsor reports 100 pocket knives recovered from a shop loot tied to Frank Lopez who pled guilty and received two to five years. The piece also lauds the Schrank insanity findings and trial handling, praising Judge Backus and condemning abuses of expert testimony.
Henry Candlin offers reporting, stenography, mimeographing and natal work with neatness. Private dictation office available. Typewriters for sale or rent, ribbons and carbons offered. Suite 25 First National Bank block. Weld phone.
The Farm and Fireside article outlines a profitable poultry setup featuring housing for 100 hens. It details coop design, feeding, and management practices to maximize egg production and efficiency.
G S All sebrook is building a fine bungalow on Park Street. The five room home will have a full basement and modern conveniences. Otis Bartholomew bought the former house site and moved the structure onto his property for remodeling and family occupancy.
Mr and Mrs C F Wheeler traveled to Denver on Thursday for a several week visit. They plan to enjoy the Mile High City and its surroundings during their stay.
Mrs. M. J. Graham, aged ninety, marked a vibrant milestone at her daughter Mrs. T. T. Wilson’s home in Greeley. She recently voted for the first time, remains active and politcally engaged, enjoys fancy work, and maintains wide correspondence with relatives. An informal reception featured a birthday cake sent from the east, with six children spread across California to Iowa. only Mrs. Wilson remains in Colorado.
Joe Christopher, mail carrier on the rural route, was injured when his motorcycle collided with a dog and threw him onto the frozen ground, nearly breaking his arm. His father has been delivering the mail in recent days.
Mrs J W Gay of a Hamilton area farm is seriously ill at home with inflammatory rheumatism. She has suffered for four days and cannot move, as neighbors report from Johnstown.
State senator elect Helen King Robinson will introduce a health marriage bill requiring health certificates with marriage licenses. Supported by tuberculosis and relief groups, the measure would bar marriages of those with incurable diseases. She vows careful study before presenting final language as clubs and physicians back the proposal.
L. T. Brownell, turning eighty on December 27, is acclaimed as the youngest old man in Greeley. He rides a bicycle about town for errands, has lived in the city 35 years after a dire New York prognosis, and recently visited California to see his children and grandchildren. He resides with his daughter Freemont Hart.
Fort Lupton December reports Japanese immigrant Y Takaki operating a 320 acre lease from Chas Kuentz Man. He planted 150 acres beets 40 acres small grain 80 acres alfalfa 10 acres cabbage with eight teams and 18 men. He plans to return to Japan for a bride after fattening three carloads of sheep.
At the December meeting Windsor voters heard the sewer fund deficit was covered by transferring funds from the general fund, leaving a balance to be raised by general taxation. Reports from treasurer and secretary were approved. a sewer connection contract with CBE Evans was accepted. Windsor will bill Greeley for water meter repairs. An ordinance setting bicycle sidewalk fines from $1 to $10 passed. LaSalle notes two week school holiday vacation to start after this week.
Frank Madden longtime Weld county district court clerk died at 67 after two years poor health. He served in the state legislature and was active in Republican politics. He was past exalted ruler of Greeley lodge and past grand chancellor of Knights of Pythias. He leaves a son in the Philippine Army and several brothers in Canada or England. His wife had died over a year ago.
The tribute notes his warm nature and wide acquaintance as government representative in the land office at Greeley. The district court adjourned until Monday. Elbert English was appointed to fill the unexpired clerk term and Avis Kindred named deputy to succeed him.
The Groverado hotel in Grover has undergone several days of repairs improving warmth and appearance. New lathing and other improvements have been completed to upgrade the property.
Pierce December 13 Nunn checker team defeated Ault players 16 to 13. J B E Munger led with a perfect score of eight. Reinks of Ault credited with six. Lunch followed the games then a return match likely at Nunn. Referee Walter Spencer.
Eaton Dec 14 Pupils celebrate receipt of a banner from Mr and Mrs Black commemorating the interscholastic basketball championship of Colorado and Wyoming for 1912 The banner is six feet square with white letters on red and a card finish Mrs Black crafted the work and it is described as artful.
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