Colorado figures show record state production in 1904
A Denver press summary reports 1904 Colorado gains across mining, agriculture, and oil. It lists Cripple Creek gold output, total metal yields, sugar beet and potato crops, cattle and livestock values, and irrigation expansion. The piece notes Windsor storms improved potato yields and cites Mrs. Martha Shute on record fruit crops, with a later note of a Denver wedding.
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Cripple Creek
Incorporated Company
Fwoeld
Pueblo
United States
Colorado
Martha Shute
State Board of Hortculture
Record of Weld County sheep on feed reaches near 150000
The list catalogs about 150 000 lambs and sheep on feed around Greeley Eaton and Windsor in Weld county. It notes Farr Brothers and Arthur Strong among largest feeders with significant numbers in Nebraska and Colorado. The report lists many individual feeders with specific head counts and totals to about 147 965.
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Tribune
LaSalle and
Peckham
Colorado
Robert Eckhardt
Peck
Greeley
Het
Windsor
Windsor Farms
Lone Tree
Jonathan Huffer
James Danley
Rea and Petrikin
Kite Brothers
Matt Ryan
Howard Briscoe
8. K. Boyd
Harry Richey
Edward Gigray
Kersey
J. L. Ewing
Will Bliss
Pleasant Valley
Eaton
Fred Mimmack
G. A. Montgomery
J. W. Smillie
Weld
Nebraska
Farr Brothers
Weld County
Arthur Strong
A. A. Howard
Loveland
Charles Mason
S. K. Clark
Walter J. Farr
Wyatt Brothers
George Oliver
James Boyd
A. H. Meyers
W. R. Clark
Willis Eaton
William Brown
Sherman Brown
Charles Gavin
Schoonover
James Cozzens
David Kelley
Watson & Clark
T. Austin
Robert Austin
Ballantine
Bengston
Frank Briggs
A. B. Cross
T. J. Cullison
Nels Cullison
R. Cullison
Martin & Svedwan
R. M. Hutchinson
G. W. Putman
W. B. Cronkite
Greeley Sugar Co
A. W. Durkee
A. K. Packard
Charles Leeper
T. H. Wilson
James Keer
G. N. Smillie
Andrew Smillie
Jack Smillie
Montgomery & Emerson
Frank Reeman
A. N. Lyster
G. A. Dedrick
Co. W. Strohl
Gill & Decker
Sol Hopkins
John Whitlow
Fred Moore
Fred Shattuck
Rowe Collins
W. ©. Thompson
J. P. Blake
W. R. MccClelland
J. B. McCarter
Archie Brownell
Walter Mosher
Montgomery Mosher
Tribune Challenges Sun On Circulation Bluffer Offer
The Tribune taunts its rival Sun over false circulation claims and offers a public-examination bet. A five-member committee would audit subscription books and publish findings in both papers. rewards range from 25 to 100 dollars depending on the Sun’s verified circulation. The public is urged to participate by making good or shutting up.
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the Tribune
la Denver Post
Greeley
the Sun
The
Tribune
Sun
Petrikin Brothers Return Home After Philadelphia Trip
Petrikin brothers John and Will came back to Greeley last Friday morning from Philadelphia following their mother’s death. They commented on the harsh weather in the eastern and midwestern states, noting Washington’s raw air while locals kept their Colorado greeting.
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Petrikin
John
Will
Greeley
Philadelphia
Washington
Colorado
Will Petrikin
Hendersons Visit Back East From West
Fred Henderson nephew of City Clerk M P Henderson and former Greeley resident is staying with his uncle in New York. He runs a large pleasure resort on Coney Island and was once manager of the Orpheus theater in Denver. Mrs Henderson accompanies him.
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Fred Henderson
M. P. Henderson
Greeley
Mr. Henderson
New York
Coney Island
Orpheus Theater
Denver
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Ares
W. T. Lynn
C. J. Griffith
H. J. Parish
Allen Bros
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Max Gerry
B. D. Sanborn
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Thomas E. Stone
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