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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
7
Mayor Houston warns Greeley theatre managers that vulgar pictures or acts will not be tolerated. He emphasizes that city children are major audiences and pictures should avoid objections. Officials plan to curb objectionable content though a formal censorship is not yet set. A game order has circulated to other Colorado cities.
Theaters in Greeley agree to keep only the best pictures on screen and taboo others. A broader movement in large cities aims to adopt clean plots and remove murder robbery and other repulsive elements from films.
T. K. Millin, who came to this vicinity seven years before the Union Colony pioneers, toured Greeley for the first time since 1865. He travels from Cheyenne to White Wright, Texas, after a business trip, and recalls cabin life near Poudre and Lone Tree creek, mail from Atchison, and early routes via S Vrain and Denver.
A Greeley man playing Jeffries reportedly outshines the original in a local event. A black claimant named George Johnson says he is related to the colored champion and seeks a warrant against janitor George Stovall, who allegedly struck Johnson after a Fourth of July confrontation. Witnesses recall Johnson cheering for Jeffries while Stovall struck him.
Frank Braucher, editor of the Review of Reviews, may feature Greeley and Weld county with a magazine page. He writes on the western slope and has covered the state for the August issue about immigration policies. He claims the state immigration bureau can bring 34,000 farmers, with the beard arm noted.
Furnished daily list of transfers from Weld County Abstract & Investment Co dated July 7 1910 shows Edward L. Hensley to Mabie J. Hagar W D for part of lot 26 and adjacent blocks in Eaton. Multiple entries follow including Lincoln Land Co transfers to Maud M. Harker and George A. Harker Denoice C Page to EB Clay Page and others. Various parcels exchanged across North Side Eaton Nunn Severance New Stoneham Keota Gilcrest Milliken and Greeley with prices ranging from 1 to 4600 dollars and dates July 7 1910 to July 9 1910.
Local residents embark on fishing trips to the Poudre and Estes Park while others visit Denver, Loveland, and Yellowstone Park. Notables include Dr. R. F. Graham, Lieut. R. G. Wilson and families, plus the Brush and Camfield groups heading toward the mountains for summer excursions.
A series of 1910 property transfers documents from multiple buyers and sellers. Charlies Heighton to William Gregory. Jennie Dillon admix to Maggie Munger. Gerrit Van Diest to J I Carper. George Philip to Lillian Bigelow and Harry Proctor. Clayton Brandin to Laurene Hall and John Hall. James Coleman to Thomas Hall. William Motheral and James Coleman to Thomas Hall. Cland Clarkson to T J Hall. Louie Thompson to George Reed. J H Rhoads to John Behrens. John C McLucas to Mintie Bartholomew. each transfer cites specific lots and blocks in Arling ton Heights Greeley Gilcrest Clar tons and related subdivisions.
July 12 1910 U P A R Co to Alfred Saenger W D 4596.64 Sec 9 11 13 and 15 4 63. John A Weaver to Robert I Gear W D 1800 SEY 35 11 61. Camfield Town Improvement Co to Geo A Hellman W D 78 Late 1 and 2 Bik 26 Camfield. Camfield Town Improvement Co to Mra Minnie Dena W D 1 Lote 12 13 Bik 21 Camfield. Co to Mra Minnie Dunn W D 1 Lots 39 Bik 12 Camfield. Abram L Mumper et al to Sarah Co Burmard W D 600 Lot 8 for W D 5 Lots 3 4 Bik & Wet Side Addition to Eaton. Charles B Goodwin to B L WD 800 Low 14 and 16 1 Elizabeth Coe to Brik D 1 S% ot SEY
A Eaton woman, long caregiver for her inflamed rheumatic husband and their child, faces heart trouble while selling possessions to keep him in hospital. The Tribune offered aid but she requested privacy as she tries to raise funds through various means. This plea calls Steeley and Weld County to notice her plight and act with compassion.
Mr and Mrs H B Churchill traveled to Denver Tuesday. Mrs Ira Williams of Fort Lupton visited Greeley today. Mr and Mrs E F Wiedmann were in Denver on a Tuesday trip. J L Bartlett went to Denver on business Tuesday. Mrs C H Lewis left for Salt Lake City Tuesday. Mrs Amos Ertwintie of Nunn spent Tuesday in Greeley. Henry Gies and Miss Anna Pilot of Greeley wed Tuesday by Justice T C Prensig. Mrs Mary A Tucker left Tuesday for Pittsburg to visit relatives. Peter Turner of Berthoud was in Greeley Tuesday and visited his sons in Nunn. Miss Nettle Anderson goes Tuesday to Baton Rouge to visit her uncle Charles Anderson and wife. George Wear returns from Akron Ohio after his father’s death. Frank Lesher plans a fishing trip to the Poudre with friends at Fort Collins.
Mrs Mabel Seoxgin Baxter of Erie Til visiting her sister Mrs Hoyt Leech. She will spend a month in Greeley. Mrs Carl Douhan has gone to Haxtun for a month on Mr Dowhan's ranch. Rev and Mrs C E Douw-
Dr H P Parker and his son Horace traveled through Greeley on Tuesday while returning home to Nonna from a visit in Iowa.
Mrs. W. S. Evans and her daughter Agneta of Delta are visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Cabill. Mr. Evans and Mrs. Cabill are sisters.
Mr and Mrs R L Orr and son Rollin and Mrs Margaret Gackt of Sterling Kansas have traveled to Glen Haven to spend several weeks away from home.
One of the most attractive windows in Greeley features a display arranged by J D Chur chit, a renowned window trimmer. The centerpiece includes an array of tub dresses for summer alongside wax figures showcasing family washing.
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