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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
4
The item lists annual costs set at 30 cents for NATINS events, three dollars per year standard, four dollars per year for a premium option, and one dollar forty cents for a special access tier.
A festive column reflects on old Santa, weather hints, and a psychologist's take on occasional sprees as safety valves. It urges lasting Christmas spirit, kindness, and steady warmth like coal fire over the year, ending with a Tribune want ads nod.
Denver article praises Weld county for proposing a 10,000 dollar advertising fund to promote its resources to homemakers. It notes state law allows a one twentieth of a mill levy, compares Weld with Weld’s limits, and urges timely action as sixteen county commercial clubs prepare to organize. It argues proper promotion can attract population and business.
Next Sunday 8 o clock at L W Ranch Church hosts Home Coming Day with old members and friends attending. An all day celebration includes a noon dinner by church ladies in the basement. Rev J A Lynn current pastor. Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11. After dinner the annual church meeting and officer elections follow. Many former parishioners expected to return.
At a Kersey band meeting Prof. Gray leads a three concert series set for January 12 January 27 and February 10. Proceeds fund salts for members band stand and new music.
A Denver court will rule on January 3 in the Farmers Independent Ditch company versus Scherer Land and Investment company over more than 300000 dollars of water from the Jay Thomas ditch. Weld county witnesses testified to abandoned rights and overallocation, warning that title to the water could drain 150 miles to new lands, harming current Weld county users. The two week district court trial featured many Weld county pioneers and is described as one of the most important water rights cases in the county.
Notice from the State Board of Stock Inspection Commissioners Denver announces an estray heifer taken up near Greeley Weld County Colorado about December 24 1910. The two year old branded animal unknown to the board may be claimed by January 16 1911 or sold for the owner’s benefit.
City ordinance requires vehicles yielding to fire apparatus on streets between hose houses and the fire location. Prohibits driving over fire hose lines and interfering with hoses. penalties up to fifty dollars. Certified by City Clerk Hotchkiss, final publication Dec. 29, 1910 in The Weekly Greeley Tribune.
Notice is given that William Anderson and Thos H Smith of Harlan Iowa seek to lease School Lands in Rae 14 Two N R 62 W Old County Colorado under application No 8992. No other lease applications will be considered after January 12 1911. B L Jefferson Register State Board Land Commissioners. First publication in Greeley Tribune December 22 1910 last publication January 12
Notice is given that J. KE. Reno of Greeley Colorado has filed application No. 9002 to lease a described portion of state lands in Weld County. The land is the W 1/2 of Bee 26 Township 7 North Range 61 West Viola B B ot. JEFRFPRERBON, Register State Board Land Commissioners warns first published in Greeley Tribune December 22 1910 and last publication January 12 1911.
Notice is given that Luther Keirnes of Berthoud Colorado has made application No 9016 to lease recorded land in Weld County Colorado described as Bee 16 Two 9N Town 64W in the public notice from the Biante Board of Land Denver Colorado dated December 24 1916 First publication in Greeley Tribune December 29 1910 last publication December 19 1911
In Weld County Colorado a mortgage foreclosure action is filed by Burton D. Sanborn and George M. Houston partners as Sanborn & Houston against Charles C. Roe and P W Allen as Public Trustee and The Industrial Building and Loan Association. Plaintiffs seek foreclosure on a deed recorded 255 402 and debt of 290 60 with interest and costs, and request judgment by default if no appearance is made within the statutory periods. The case is before District Court in Weld County with clerk Frank Madden and deputy Elbert G English.
In Weld County Colorado the Gilcrest Lumber Company sues V. D. Belby in district court demanding judgment on a promissory note for $20.26 plus four months interest at 19 percent and subsequent interest, with accounts for goods sold between March 1 1908 and July 1 1909. The complaint seeks costs and relief. Belby must answer within the stated time or judgment by default will be entered. The notice is dated January 6 1910 with forepart and seal of the court in Greeley Colorado.
In Weld County District Court a case is filed by the plaintiff against W Rogers Lulu L Rogers and others to recover 234.90 with eight percent interest from July 2 1909 plus costs. If defendants fail to appear by default judgment will be entered. The matter before Judge Frank Maddown in Greeley with first notice in the Greenly Tribune dated 1910.
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Notice in Creede area indicating first publication December and last publication January 1, 1911. Details reference Opeertmaste, Weceiver, and Crt. limberlake with Firet publication in Creeley ribone and final date stated as January 1, 1911.
A garbled OCR fragment references the United States Department of the Interior and a timber or timber-related matter in Greeley with a date of January 5, 1911. The readable parts indicate an official notice or action, but many words are distorted.
Notice announces a public sale of school lands in Weld County Colorado on January 4th at 2:00 PM. Lands are offered below minimum appraised value with specific payment terms and conditions including bond execution and right of surface rights for mining and mineral rights. The notice references the State of Colorado and the County officials and reserves the right to reject bids.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Bush and relatives or associates from the Gipson district are spending a few days in Denver.
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