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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1909
Page
4
A historic law requiring publication of proposed ordinances ten days before final passage is praised for informing the public. The writer notes how newspaper publication brings discussion and slows hasty decisions, suggesting extension to school board meetings and expenditures for broader accountability.
The July flood caused extensive damage and losses likely reaching thousands of dollars. The Tribune invites public views on a practical, cheaper plan to prevent future floods, noting the Arkansan roof analogy and urging signed letters to be considered.
A newspaper admits it prints ads that resemble swindling schemes and argues publishers could soon be legally liable for knowingly aiding such frauds. The piece questions the ethics of advertising and the duty of papers to refuse deceptive notices.
An editorial notes that many large dailies accept paid ads while Uncle Sam regulates, citing a Chicago banker and a police officer who estimate 150 million dollars yearly lost to fraudulent investments, with about twenty percent funded by newspaper ads. The piece questions government inaction and distinguishes advertising swindles from normal bunco.
Greeley reports allege a Denver ring schemes to defraud homesteaders in the Crow Creek region. Victims are offered loans from 200 to 400 dollars in exchange for a note and a contract to sell the claim for 35 000 once proved, then filed as a land office contest.
W R Kelly on behalf of E G Hoyt files in district court against Masa de Mayo Land Co of Denver for 4570 damages. Hoyt ranch near Buckingham on Burlington line alleges 1100 healthy sheep were infected by 8000 sheep shipped from Trinidad, causing widespread sickness and deaths.
Funeral services for 71 year old Chris Lambrecht, killed in the Platte Canyon wreck, were held at his home. He was widely known in the area and is survived by three sons and three daughters.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Salve cures skin diseases with instant relief. It states the price is 25 cents and that the product is for sale by all druggists.
W Harrison Woodruff and Miss Cynthia Raine of Greeley wed today in Denver, a quiet ceremony kept secret until the news arrived by phone. The bride worked for the Telephone company and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B F Woodruff, lifelong Greeley residents. They will reside in Greeley.
Attorney Haynes prosecutes in Pueblo to block Bob Creek canal from selling more water rights. The ditch, built to carry 900 rights, has already sold about 500 while farmers challenge its capacity. They argue the carrying power was overestimated and water may not support additional rights beyond 500. The case holds major implications for irrigation policy and future water distribution.
Severance residents join thrifty households in fruit season trips to the hills. Mrs D P Kildall and Mrs Best have gone to a ranch near Masonville. The Nixon and Pettepelrg families drove to the hills in the Nixon auto Sunday.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional blood disease and cannot be cured by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as an internally taken remedy that purifies blood and acts on mucous surfaces, with testimonials available, from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, priced to be sold by druggists.
Fifteen respondents filed answers in the Denver Laramie and Northwestern condemnation cases. Defendants, mostly represented by railroad attorneys, challenge the bill as too vague and seek delays to amend. Jurisdiction issues arise for foreign corporations and missing named parties, with November term likely to decide many points. Local lumber firms and commissions expect court adjustments or dismissal of several suits.
Six year old daughter of E N Dewey in Agnewville Va suffered a bowel illness described as cholera infantum. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy quickly cured her and is praised for reliable bowel relief in children when used as directed. Pleasant to take when diluted with water and sugar. Sold by all druggists.
The new real estate firm Stratton and Older has headquarters in the Sun building. Mr. Stratton comes from San born and Houston, while Mr. Older was with Condon Mercantile. Both are respected for integrity and seek to elevate the profession with their entrance.
I J Smith Johnson administrator of Harry Jacobs deceased will present final settlement on August 2 1909 in Weld County Colorado Court. He will seek approval and discharge as administrator. Objections may be filed by any interested party at Greeley Colorado. Delph E H Carpenter attorney for administrator.
The ordinance grants The Greenley Terminal Railway Company a franchise to construct maintain and operate a railroad with single or double tracks along specified streets avenues and alleys from the south city limits to the northwest limits of Greenley. It sets conditions for grade crossing clearances sidewalk and graveling requirements irrigation and utility considerations and safety guards during construction. The measure was passed and approved on a date in 1909 with attestation by the city official.
Sadie Williams files a contest against Montgomery Bray on Home Stead Entry No 26 in the N half of Section 10, Township 10 North Range 62 West. Allegations state Bray failed to establish residence on the land within six months of entry, died August 3, 1908, and heirs have not resided or cultivated the land. Heirs include Montgomery Bray Jr of Ewing Missouri and others in Missouri and Colorado. D. Ford, Register.
Department of the Interior Denver issues a notice of contest against Desert Land Entry No 1203 and 03124 filed by Annie D Labo alleging failure to expend land and irrigation work. Contestee Florence L Cummings assignee Minnie Nelson is named. hearing set for September 24, 1909 at 10 a.m. before the Receiver at the Denver Land Office. Publication dates span July 21 to August 1909.
Notice to creditors and claimants of the estate of John Johnson deceased. The County Court at the Court House in Greeley Colorado will hear claims on September 13, 1909 at 10 p.m. Creditors must present proofs and debtors must pay promptly to the administratrix A. Johnson at Kewey Colorado. Last publications July 14, 1909. final August 12, 1909.
Notice of an estray bay horse found near Dover Weld County about July 10 1909. The horse weighs around 1500 pounds has two white collar marks and no brands. If unclaimed by August 1 1900 the board will sell it for the owner’s benefit at the pound in Deaver Colorado with inspections by the board members.
Public publication announces hearings for adjudication of water priorities in Water District No. 1 Weld County Colorado. Christian A. Bennett appointed referee to oversee claims and notices with hearings at Kiowa Byers Fort Morgan Greeley and other locations in 1909. Citizens, associations, and corporations owning or using water are urged to file sworn statements detailing their ditch canal pipe line or reservoir interests.
Public notice for the Weld County Colorado County Court probate matter of Archibald am deceased. Administrator Charles Oeme seeks final settlement and court discharge on July term date with hearings for heirs and claims.
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