Weld County Farmers Institute At Unitarian Church
The sixth annual Weld County Farmers club institute meets Friday and Saturday at the Unitarian church. The event invites all farmers to bring seed and grain samples and asks each to feel free to ask questions about property. Sessions cover seed exchanges, crop statistics, insurance, employment, land value, alfalfa diseases, irrigation law, dairy cows, poultry and plant breeding with experts from the Agricultural College and state professors.
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Institute of the Weld County Farmers’ Club
Unitarian Church
Bureau of Information and Crop Statistics
E. R. Bliss
C. L. Fitch
C. F. Mason
S. A. Johnson
A. Lory
Agricultural College
WG. Sackett
Weld County
W. R. McClellan
I. N. Newsom
Beets Hauled Late as Kersey Factory Repairs Slow Campaign
Kersey farmers delivered the last siloed beets to the Sterling factory, delayed by factory repairs and a damaged Platte River bridge. The late campaign was worsened by a recent car shortage, keeping some farmers from hauling.
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Kersey
Sterling
Platte
City Clerk To Be Registrar Of Births And Deaths
City council votes to transfer registrar duties from Dr. Ella Mead to the city clerk for economy. Fire department questions postponed for further discussion with Captain Pierce present. Floodwaters from Bartels reservoir checked, one foot still in road north of Evans, frost pending. Greeley Electrical Supply and Guy Wearin licensed as electricians. Union Pacific agitation discussed with City Attorney Ewing on Denver injunction ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mead
Captain Pierce
Mead
State Board of Health
Greeley Electrical Supply Company
Guy Wearin
Union Pacific
Joseph C. Ewing
Denver
Pinchot Letter Sparks Fallout in Republican Camp
A letter from Gifford Pinchot endorsing Glavis and criticizing Taft’s handling triggers a Senate rebuke from Senator Hale and a cabinet meeting call. Pinchot describes Glavis as defender of the people while Taft had deemed him unfit, provoking sharp tension within the administration in a Commons article summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
Dolliver
Glavis
Hale
Washington
Associated Press
Senate
Taft
Greeley Arrows Fall to Aggies 41 37 in Fort Collins
The Greeley Arrows were defeated by Fort Collins Agricultural College 41 to 37 in a Thursday basketball game. The Arrows used two substitutes as Fort Collins pulled ahead by foul trouble. Brush led Greeley with 12 points followed by Cooper with 6 and MecCreery with 1.
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Greeley Arrows
Aggies
Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Arrows
Brush
Cooper
MecCreery
Problem Still Serious for Town of Evans
January 19 report from Evans states county commissioners redirected water from Partels reservoir into the town ditch to curb flooding. While Evans avoided a major flood, about one foot of water covers the Evans road and may persist until spring thaw. Water pools at the outskirts, with no solution yet, as snow and ice melt affect the reservoir and surrounding fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartels
Evans
Partels
Evans Road
Woman right to limit hours in factories debated in Illinois
Illinois supreme court will hear a case on the constitutionality of a ten hour daily limit on women’s factory labor. The manufacturers argue freedom of contract allows any hours, while women’s counsel rely on health impacts and police power to protect public welfare. The brief cites fatigue, health, and nationwide research from the National Consumers’ League. The ruling could influence broader legal views beyond this case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Illinois Supreme Court
National Consumers’ League
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W. L. Carroll Peckham
G. E. Morton
D. B. Carpenter
W. E. Vap
Lon
B. C. Buffum
E. B. House
C. C. Kersey
Eighth Street
Greeley
J. P. Doris
Jewish Standard
New York Sun
Board of Education
New Grocery
A. Klein
Highth Street
Klein
Mae
Hamburg
The
Condon Merc. Co
Greeley’s
Big Cash Store
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