Farmer challenges professor on wheat yields and alfalfa impact
Max Clark of Weld County disputes Professor Keyser's assertions on grain yields and soil health. He recalls 25 years of farming with modest wheat yields until alfalfa improved land productivity, boosting wheat and potato yields. He doubts seventy bushel claims for Turkey Red on irrigated land and questions arsenate spraying effects on trees.
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Ernest von Gehren
Weld
Colorado
Iowa
Nebraska
Greeley
Acre
Turkey
Max Clark
Supreme Court decision shields local settlers in rail right of way case
The Supreme Court ruling affects Greeley citizens by ruling that farmers and pioneers who took land under government laws before the 1864 railroad grant cannot be displaced by Union Pacific in a 400 foot right of way claim. Sections settled in 1867 and 1869 are cited as key, and filings after 1869 are noted as not valid against prior rights. The decision is viewed as favorable to Greeley and Weld County claimants amid ongoing litigation with Union Pacific.
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Supreme Court
Greeley
Union Pacific Railroad
Supreme Court of the United States
Union Pacific
Greecy
Union Pacific Company
Congress
Greeley and Weld
County
Union Pacific counsel comments on 400 foot right of way questions
C C Dorsey, counsel for the Union Pacific, says no similar Colorado suits exist and no new suits are anticipated. He notes early land filings in Colorado and Denver ownership, and discusses how Kansas case and Stuart & Murray differ from Harris. The Greeley land portion affected includes Section 8 from Eleventh Street south filed in 1869.
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Colorado
C. C. Dorsey
Union Pacific
Denver
Kansas
Stuart & Murray
Court of Appeals
Harris
Supreme Court
Act of Congress
Greeley
Eleventh Street
Lost shepherd pup seeks owner east of town
Notice: a small wooly faced tan colored bob tailed female shepherd pup was picked up six weeks ago east of town. Owner please call Red 6845 to claim.
Nunn Bank Directors Re-elected in Local Vote
The first state bank of Nunn reelected both directors and officers this week. B. F. Clark remains president with Boyd C. Wolfe as vice president and Amos Entwisle as cashier in the January election report from Nunn.
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Nunn
Daily Tribune
First State Bank of
B. F. Clark
Boyd C. Wolfe
Amos Entwisle
Simple home remedy for coughs and chest complaints
The article promotes Mix-Vasaline with Phe Chi Oil as a home remedy for croup and pneumonia fears. It claims Japanese use for centuries and advises rubbing the chest and throat with three ounces of Mix-Vasaline and two drams of Phe Chi Oil in a tightly sealed jar.
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America
Carlisle Man Plans to Buy Farm Land Here
A Carlisle man who has lived in Texas and New Mexico and now in Greeley discusses returning to Carlisle or pursuing law studies. He praises Carlisle and the Carlisle Indian School, urging Indians to invest in Colorado farms and noting the school’s prominence and government support.
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Carlisle
Fauher
Orient
Texay
New Mexico
Greeley
Colorado
Haskel
Far East
Hamilton moves plan for Arizona New Mexico statehood
Representative Hamilton, head of the House Territories Committee, met with the president to push a bill on statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. The measure would delay elected state officers until after a constitutional oath is ratified, aiming to avoid a repeat of the Oklahoma situation. If a constitution fails, a new constitutional convention would be convened, and if ratified, elections would follow. The aim is for Congress to pass the bill this year and grant statehood to the territories.
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Washington
Hamilton
House Committee On Territories
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Congress
Myer
Hamilton Phan
Attorney Bliss and Bride Arrive in Greeley After Wedding
Mr and Mrs Walter ER Bliss arrive in Greeley from Grand Rapids Michigan and will reside at 1120 Sixth Street The couple were wed January 5 in Grand Rapids Mrs Bliss formerly Artie Sterling Their romance began at the University of Michiganat Ann Arbor The bride and groom join Greeley social circles aging as a prominent young attorney and wife in town
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Walter ER. Bliss
Greeley
Grand Rapids
Sixth Street
Bliss
Biss
Artie Sterling
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Roberson Lectures Announced Across Colorado Circuit
Frank Roberson plans five Thursdays of lectures at the M F E church starting next week. He travels a circuit from Denver to Boulder Fort Collins here Loveland to reduce costs. He will show Cruesome pictures from the Messina earthquake and floral and industrial Holland scenes. His Polar World and Panama topics are highlighted. For rent a good farm in the Ault district listed by T T Wilson.
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Frank R. Roberson
M. FE
Roberson
Denver
Boulder
Fort Collins
Loveland
Chautauqua
Messina
Holland
Panama
Business Changes Shake Northern Imp and Produce Firm
Eaton reports Oliver succeeds W H Rosen as manager in the Northern Impr & Produce Co with Oliver a longtime local farmer. Ross retains unspecified plans. In Windsor the Tigers beat Baton Re 22 to 11 in a Saturday basketball game.
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Windsor, Jan
Tigers
Baton
Wor Sale Assignment of Desert Claim
The notice states a desert claim assignment with buildings and improvements. A 1 percent stake from the station is noted and farming is planned for the year. The owner cannot attend to the matter and the sale is set for a low price. contact 78 or phone Red 1031, Greeley.
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Greeley
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