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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
3
A fragmented Tribune poem critique blends satire and social commentary on a bridge project near La Salle. The piece parries with literary allusions, poking at officials and public works hysteria while lampooning rhetoric and urban haste.
Advertisement and court notice detailing a stock meeting for the Colorado Engineer Traction Co and a foreclosure sale by the Weld County District Court. It lists secretary J. C. Jackson, sale date February 5, and description of property in Weld County including lands and appurtenances valued at $906.32 with prior decree and writs.
Orville R. Lamb and Charles F. Lyman sue Charles Brittingham Racine Sattley Company and Parlin Orendor ee Plow Company to foreclose a mortgage on section 21 township 11 north range 61 west Weld County Colorado for 1850 debt plus interest. Appearance required within 20 to 30 days depending on service, default judgment possible.
Glenn P Kennedy files to contest Arthur A Hull Desert land entry US605 for SW1/4 of Section 18 and NW of Section 24 Township 9N Range 62N under the Desert Land Act. Contest alleges failure to meet required expenditures and reclamation. entries may be canceled without hearing if Hull does not answer within twenty days after final publication.
After months of work the Weld Realty Company completed improvements to the Hawes property at Ninth Street and Eighth Avenue. Directors B. D. Sanborn G. M. Houston and Alfred Leaver oversaw a 6000 dollar remodel featuring plumbing steam heat and a new barber shop. Offices for Sanborn Houston Griegg Stow and Seely Fournier Drug Company occupy expanded and modernized spaces with a forward looking indirect lighting system.
Windsor operates with about 250 German Russian children in grades one through five. The program aims to teach English while preserving native schooling needs. The district has fourteen teachers led by Superintendent Axel Johnson. New teacher Miss Agnew joins after Miss Olson’s resignation. Board member R S Dickey retires this spring. Miss Nettie Stevens arrives from Detroit to join her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs G O Stevens.
A man, Siton, was arrested and fined after a quarantine notice was issued for a LaSalle household. Health Officer Jorton cited strict orders as the family faced removal from the home amid a scarlet fever outbreak. The case involved a child and movements to and from the dwelling before authorities acted.
A summary of potato trade shows imports into the United States totaling 22,845,634 bushels over ten years valued at 10,985,770 dollars, with exports at 10,990,566 bushels valued at 8,418,675 dollars. Canada and European nations supply imports. West Indies and Canada receive the main exports. New York leads states in production, with 1910 output at 44,500 bushels. 1909 import peak reached 8,333,000 bushels and exports peaked at 2,838,000 bushels in 1911.
A ten year old boy from near Pierce was rushed to Greeley hospital in critical condition with internal trouble. He was transported by auto for most of the night, and Dr. C. McCain of Ault accompanied him to the hospital.
About 60 members attended the Camfield supper where Association of Colorado Commercial Club Executives members spoke on club work in Denver Pueblo Boulder Colorado Springs Fort Collins Erie and other cities. Secretaries described district organization ideas and statewide outreach. Boulder and Fort Collins advocates urged careful road bond funding and community education. Real estate and tile industry officials discussed cooperation on public health and irrigation drainage.
Gill on January 16 held a meeting of the Gill Commercial club to discuss establishing a cooperative creamery. With 206 cows already pledged and potential from 500, farmers show strong support. Stock is set at 5 dollars per share with a 5000 dollar capital. producers will control the company. additional feeder lines from Osgood are being considered to reduce freight. The club will reconvene next Monday to report progress.
Adams County News reports a district court case before Judge Shattuck in Denver. Highline canal owners sue about a dozen South Park ditches allegedly post dating appropriations, seeking a permanent injunction to prevent further water piracy from the Platte. The piece notes ownership changes, two years of investigation, and the benefit to farmers under the Highline once rights are secured.
A record crowd at the Armory watched the South Side defeat the North Side 24 to 20 in in door baseball. Company C also beat the East Side 26 to 15. Admission was five cents for men while ladies entered free.
Two convicts, J. Maddicks and Jesse Mumm, remain at large after escaping from the convict road camp on Pingree Hill. Authorities suspect they headed toward Tie Siding, Wyoming, where telephone service is cut. Maddick, serving 20 months for high grading from Cripple Creek, and Mumm, with three years to serve from Telluride, are among a small remnant of a 30 man gang that have fled in the past eighteen months.
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