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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1905

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Famine in Connaught and Meath Tells of Widespread Suffering

Reports from western Ireland describe deepening distress as the potato crop fails again. Bishops and observers note destitution among tenants while landlords profit from barren, overgrazed lands. Relief efforts are urged as famine threatens without external aid.

New York London Ireland England Connaught Connemara Meath Isaac Arthur MacDonald Dublin

Greeley High School Beats Agricultural College In Fort Collins

Greeley High School basketball team defeated Agricultural College 21 to 17 in Fort Collins Friday night. The game was tight, decided in the final minutes. Greeley lineup included Watson and McAfee as guards Wasley Bailey as forwards Couzens at center. Agricultural College featured Mangum Partridge McMillan McCormick Farnsworth in the loss.

Greeley High School Fort Collins Agricultural College Watson and McAfee Wasley and Bailey Couzens Agriculturals Mangum and Partridge McMillan and McCormick Farnsworth

County Commissioners Face Busy Session with Appointments

Incoming board handles a flood of reappointments and new posts over two days. Dan Strohl, H G Dailey, and Frank Smyser are named to road oversight. George H. Miller remains courthouse janitor. Governor to appoint water district No 2, division 1. county attorney and physician still to fill. Sheriff and clerk staff changes noted. jailor replacement found as Paul Gregory steps in. Alma Anderson out as clerk stenographer.

Board of County Commissioners Dan Strohl H. G. Dailey Frank Smyser George H. Miller Court House John T. Warren H. E. Churchill W. F. Spaulding George Pollard Filorance Paul Gregory Arapahoe c Pollard Davis Alma Anderson

New Telephone Magnate Takes Over Morgan County System

George Settles former Continental Oil magnate has purchased the Morgan County Independent Telephone system. He plans to rebuild the deteriorated network, renaming it the Morgan & Brush telephone system. Settles has prior Independent company ties and familiarity with local business leaders.

George Settles Continental Oil Company Morgan County Independent Telephone Company Mr. Settles Root and Branch Morgan & Brush Telephone Settles Continental Oil Comany Greeley

Coyote Hunt Scheduled Across Evans Range

A large turnout is expected for a coyote hunt today across a thirty mile Evans area bounded by the Union Pacific, Burlington, with hunters traveling from Evans and nearby towns. Captains include J. L. Doney, John Klug, Theodore Ennes, Ed McCarty, and others. Eugene Williams has taken desk space in Weld county Abstract and Investment Co.

Union Pacific Railway Burlington J. L. Doney Evans John Klug Boxelder Theodore Ennes Ed McCarty West Evans John Gerin Big Bend Steve O’grady William Kingsbury Kersey Charles Howard Platteville Frank Loustellet Hardin Charles Huffsmith Durward Luper East Evans James Acre Roggen Dec Stockover Greeley Andy McMillan LaSalle Steve Wiswell Ennes Draw James Loustellet James McKinley Charles Clayecomb Howard Rea W. Runyan Johnstown J. Painter Eugene Williams Weld County Abstract and Investment Company

Windsor Sugar Company Buys B. H. Eaton Farm in Weld County

Windsor Sugar Company completes purchase of the B. H. Eaton home farm, 1320 acres located half a mile south of the Windsor factory, for about 65000 dollars, plus a one sixth interest in Windsor Lake. The deal, between Bruce G. Eaton and the sugar company, paves the way for extensive beet culture as 20000 acres of beets are anticipated for the three Weld County factories next summer. Beet pulp moved from Greeley and Eaton plants is fed to stock, with lamb fattening profits projected at 1.50 to 2.10 dollars per head from experiments by Greeley Sugar Company.

Windsor Sugar Company B. H. Eaton Windsor Factory Windsor Lake Bruce G. Eaton Sugar Direct Weld County Greeley Eaton Windsor Greeley Sugar Company

Colorado Potatoes to Alaska Boost by Seattle Firm

W. P. Day & Co. of Seattle shifts Colorado potato shipments to Alaska, breaking from Washington-grown spuds. Partner George L. Aggers says the Colorado crop will supply Alaska with superior potatoes and boost Northwest trade, while promoting Seattle as the regional hub.

Greeley Ireland Alaska W. P. Day & Co Seattle Wash George L. Aggers Old Arapahoe County Colorado Washington Northwest Mr. Aggers Denver News

Townsend measures to cap loan interest at 12 percent

Representative C. Townsend of Weld county introduced a bill setting a maximum annual interest rate of 12 percent for loans. Any rate above 8 percent must be written and signed. Loans cannot compound interest and any excess over the lawful rate forfeits the entire interest.

C. ©. Townsend Weld County

Stockmen Special Passes Through Greeley on Visit

The stockmen of the west, in Denver for a convention, traveled by train through Greeley on Saturday afternoon. Locals welcomed them at the depot with brief greetings before the stop ended. The train via Colorado & Southern rounded The Horn. Fort Collins hosted a luncheon by the chamber of commerce. The visitors toured the sugar factory and the agricultural college.

Denver Greeley Colorado & Southern Fort Collins Chamber of Commerce Sugar Factory and Agricultural College

Large Attendance and Expanded Programs at Normal School

The Normal school for 1904 05 reports about 350 in Normal and 450 in Training departments, with total enrollment near 1000 including summer term. Senior class reaches 120, and programs span construction, crafts, drawing, library work, science labs, physical education, and psychological studies in a unified teaching environment.

Normal School Christian Association

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