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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1909

Page

6

Fred Jewel Denied Pardon in Morgan County Case

The Morgan County petition for clemency for Fred Jewel was rejected by the board of pardons on Saturday. Jewel, son of a wealthy Fort Morgan farmer, killed a Russian laborer on his father's farm about two years ago. The defense cited a drowning accident involving Jewel's wife, but the jury convicted him, yielding a twenty two year term. Jewel’s father had influence, and signatures from jurors were included in a prior petition. Jewel has served just over a year. the widow of the victim toiled in beet fields to feed four children.

Fred Jewel Morgan County Board of Pardons Fort Morgan Jewel Churchill of Greeley Judge Garrigues Buchtel

Mrs Carrithers Dies at 46 in Butler Me Burial Planned

Mrs. Kate Carrithers wife of E. Carrithers died early Sunday at 817 Fifth Street. She was 46 and survived by her husband and daughter Gleasner. The family moved here six years ago seeking a milder climate for her health. Despite care she remained an invalid for years. Her remains were taken to Butler Me. for burial accompanied by her husband and daughter.

Carrithers Kate Carrithers Fifth Street Gleasner Carruthers Butle

Imboden Couple Returning From Denver Visit

Mr and Mrs J W Imboden will return this evening after a two day stay in Denver.

J. W. Imboden Denver

Land colonization grows along Platte valley for 1909 crops

Land and irrigation companies push colonization in the Platte valley between Greeley and Fort Lupton and Hillsboro. Excursions are planned to bring homeseekers and investors as 500 to 800 acre tracts are leased to companies for sublease to farmers. Japanese firms operate from Denver Greeley and Fort Lupton with marketing contracts for renters. The Lupton Meadows tract of 8000 acres plans eastbound recruitment, water level surveys, and a new townsite with a station on the future railway line.

Platte Valley Greeley Fort Lupton Hillsboro Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railway Denver Lupton Meadows Dennis Sullivan

Normal Wins at Basket Ball in Armory

The State Normal school defeated Eaton High school 27 to 21 at the armory Saturday night. The Normal boys led throughout the game and the matchup ended with a victory for Normal. The event was followed by roller skating afterward.

State Normal School Eaton High School Armory

May Be Called to LaSalle Church

Rev Dementz occupied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church Sunday and may be asked to fill the vacancy in the pastorate. The decision will be made at tonight’s meeting. He comes from Washington Kansas.

Dementz Presbyterian Church Washington Kan

Greeley High to Meet Salt Lake In Early Season Clash

The season opening game pits Greeley High School basketball against Salt Lake’s fast squad. Both teams boast a win over Muscatine and carry strong practice showings. Salt Lake arrives rested, while Greeley faces its first regular game, with local fans eager to see the team in action backed by Mr Whiteman’s juveniles band.

Greeley High School Salt Lake Muscatine Pioneers Arrows Muscaine Mr. Whiteman

Three Funerals at Eaton

Eaton Special reports three funerals in town. Mrs. Charles Anderson died of pneumonia after moving to a ranch five miles west and a half mile south of Eaton with her husband. remains sent to Sioux City Iowa for burial after services at home. Robert Johnson a longtime Eaton resident, colored, buried in Eaton cemetery with a Fort Collins preacher assisting and Rev S C Dickinson officiating. The eighteen month old son of Mr and Mrs J H Nix also buried in Eaton cemetery after services at 1 30 PM.

Eaton Anderson Colorado Sioux City Robert Johnson Eaton Cemetery Bob

Last Sack of Crystals Made at Sugar Factory

The final sack of sugar was produced after beets were processed the previous week. About 220 employees were involved with roughly sixty retained for cleanup and repairs for next season. Farmers received Monday checks totaling around $70,000 while the labor payroll exceeded $12,000.

Fresh stock arrival from Anaheim and California lots

The shipment includes prime stock earlier than usual this year. Prices vary by size but all pieces are smooth, juicy and appetizing. Call to order a trial dozen.

Antona California

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