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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
7
A stockholders meeting of a Colorado corporation held May 29, 1917, adopted a resolution to dissolve the company. The minutes record unanimous approval by those present representing all capital stock. Notice and filing aligned with state statutes, signed by officers and witnessed by corporate seal.
Notice is given that William W. Louden Public Trustee will sell a parcel in Weld County Colorado at the east front door of the Court House in Greeley on Monday July 24 1931 at 11 06 AM to satisfy notes totaling 27.00 with interest at 6 percent. The grantor defaulted on a trust deed securing the notes and interest. The sale is for cash to the highest bidder and includes costs and a certificate of purchase to the buyer. Trustee signs and publication dates shown in Greeley Colorado June 22 1931 and July publication dates.
The undersigned certify that stockholders met in Wyoming on a date in 1913 to dissolve the Denver Laramie and Northwestern Company. Notice was mailed to each stockholder and published in the Laramie Republican more than thirty days prior. A quorum existed by presence or proxy, and the debts were settled as part of dissolution. Official notices list B C Johnson as president and Chas Felt as secretary with first and last publications in Greenley Tribune in 1911.
Harry G Reed sole surviving executor of Deborah A deceased will present final settlement to Weld County Colorado County Court on August 7 1911 to seek approval and discharge as executor Any interested party may appear in Greeley Colorado to present objections.
Department of the Interior informs Pierre Sterling that Harry Roberts of Eddyville Nebraska filed a claim for a homestead in Section 28 Township 12 North Range 58 West, Meridian. The contest alleges nonresidence abandonment for more than seven months prior to February 18 and invites response by a specified deadline.
The notice outlines how to respond to contest allegations within time and how to prove service of the answer on the contestant. It specifies in person delivery or registered mail, with required acknowledgments or affidavits, and directs naming the post office for future notices. Publication dates are listed: July 6, July 13, and July 20, 1911.
Clyde H. Wagner of Kimball Nebraska is notified that Andrew Smith of Cozad Nebraska filed a contested cancellation of a Homestead entry in Range 58 West Sixth Principal Meridian. The contestant alleges failure to cultivate the land for six months before the action and failing to respond within twenty days after the fourth publication. The notice outlines required proof of service and response by the contestant and to be filed in the United States Land Office at Beaverner Colorado with four publication dates in June to July 1911.
Weld County case against Lucy Abernethy seeks a resultant trust on Lot 16 Block 6 City of Greeley Colorado with conveyance to plaintiffs and possible appointment of a commissioner to complete title transfer. If she fails to answer within the allotted time judgment by default may be entered for costs and relief consistent with equity. Court notice dated March 20 1911 in Greeley.
Windsor July 13 Mrs John Cable of this town earns a new claim to fame as a crack shot after she felled a large porcupine with a single rifle crack. She was in a camping party with the ladies left alone when the creature appeared. Initial reports misidentified it as a bear in search of food, drawing amusement when a Denver paper claimed she had killed a bear.
An advertiser urges having Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand to treat diarrhoea at first symptoms, noting it saves days during busy seasons. The notice is directed to dealers and readers.
A man known as C. B. Rugier was arrested in Clinton Nebraska for stealing an automobile left at a Greeley repair shop. The Halliday Motor Company machine from Streeter Illinois was stolen in Wichita Kansas last October. Sheriff McAfee notified the company and a representative is en route to claim the car.
Fort Collins Colorado July 15 Justice bound over T J Leftwich a prominent Larimer county attorney to district court on a criminal assault charge filed by Enid Cole a 14 year old girl. Bond set at $1000. Leftwich denied the allegations claiming blackmail by the girl and her mother Cora Cole. Rel ations allegedly continued while she was in his employ.
J A Weaver argues in favor of Weld County residents investing in Florida lands, saying local land values rise and laborers should have a chance to own. He notes high crop value and multiple annual yields in Florida and urges workers to save small amounts for future ownership.
Mr and Mrs J H McConnell left this morning for a brief visit in Denver.
State Teachers College professor B W DeBusk proposes distributing grand opera music on all occasions via phonograph connected to arc lights. Experiments at Clark University with Dr G Stanley Hall showed sound could be transmitted to street corners where arc lights illuminate. Free public concerts could feature Caruso or Melba, or ragtime bands, depending on taste.
Summer diarrhoea in children remedy advice recommends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil for a speedy cure. Sold by all dealers.
Homesteaders file two to three complaints daily with M D McEntry Denver head of government land agents. They allege cattle run at large on public domain harming their lands. Over 200 complaints in three months seek relief. McEntry says remedy lies in state courts. many cannot afford fences. Interior allows public grazing. some lands opened for homesteaders. Question remains what damages remedy exists, while some homes may be forced to fence by state law.
Doctors of Greeley parade pride from their win on the diamond with chips on their shoulders. They hope lawyers will upset the lumber and demand a rematch any time. Lawyers claim they were disadvantaged last game and accuse doctors of enlisting druggists, violating rule 41144 of Hoyle.
Hard work in a bent position causes a painful stitch in the back and strained muscles. Ballard's Snow Liniment offers penetrating power to ease the pain, with bottles priced at 25c, 50c, and $1.00. Sold by Carson W. Gilbert.
Moses Stone senior arrives in Greeley from Denver to spend a few days with his son Moses Stone junior. The elder Stone serves as custodian of the Denver courthouse.
The Greeley Tribune announces a Sunday Pike's Peak trip July 23 at 6 40 am from Greeley to Manitou with a noon arrival and return by 11 pm. Fare is 6 50 to Pike's Peak and back, plus 3 50 to Manitou, with other Sunday and local rates noted for the Colorado routes.
The mirror safety device tested in Greeley Colo caused amused reports from Muskogee Okla and Omaha Bee coverage. Observers note women’s reactions on alighting vary from grooming to confusion while conductors joke about delayed exits and the plan’s practicality.
The U S land office notes 1,286,131 unappropriated acres in Colorado at year end open to entry. Surveyed land totals 1,217,360 acres with 68,771 unsurveyed across sixteen counties, listing per county figures and various original applications and account totals.
F. B. Young of Briggsdale was a visitor in Greeley for the weekend, enjoying local sights and social events.
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