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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
3
Readable fragments describe a brief local notice or item with names and places partially visible. The text lacks a clear event date or outcome but mentions a community location and involved individuals.
An obituary notice confirms Henry Candlin a public stenographer and notary public aged about 40 passed away. The ad notes various reporting writing mimeographs and typing services remained available at his office in the 88 Bank Block.
Judgment in district court Weld County Colorado No 2901 directs sale of mortgaged premises to satisfy plaintiff debt of 5191.71 plus costs and interest. Sheriff Florence to advertise and sell at the east door of the courthouse in Greeley on August th 1916 for the highest bid, describing the property as undivided interests in the southwest portion of the county and the southeast quarter with specific sections and parcels, subject to certain road irrigation and covenants, conveying all appurtenances and duties to bidder.
The undersigned executor announces settlement of the estate of late Joho Mt. Wad ia in the Weld county area. Public notice is given to creditors and heirs to present claims by the designated date in August at Wallend County. This notice serves as formal reminder of probate proceedings and required settlement actions.
The notice sets 10 o clock a m as the hearing time for estate claim exposure and debt settlement. It lists Samantha M Wadlin as executrix and P J Green as attorney, dated July 6 1910 in Prpe Colorado. Filing requires all debtors to settle claims and attend for exposure. publication indicates multiple unrelated legal notices and divorce actions in Weld County Colorado.
Public notice outlines a proposed dissolution of the North Greeley Storage Company, with stockholders meeting on July 1 1810 to vote on dissolving the corporation. Secretary to sign and seal the corporation’s papers, details of the meeting and signatures recorded. An additional lease application notice from the State Board of Commerce dated June 25 1910 appears, with further lease considerations following objections. Publication in Greeley Tribune noted for July 21 1910.
The funeral for Isaac D. Miller, chronicled in Saturday’s Tribune, was conducted this morning at the family home. Rev. Dr. Reid and the former pastor led services. Born in Chester County, Pennsylvania, 77 years ago, he moved to Greeley with the Union Colony and lived on a Lone Tree district farm. Survived by his widow and son W. A. Miller, he died Saturday afternoon from paralysis.
Misses Alice and Ruth Hopkins were riding with Mrs. FE A Hopkins when their horse panicked at a gypsy camp near Oak Street bridge. The buggy tipped and the sisters were thrown down a steep embankment into a ditch, suffering only bruises with their mother uninjured.
Rumors claim a peace accord between Union Pacific and Burlington over Greeley rail projects. A Burlington branch line may be dropped and the Union Pacific case against Greeley and others postponed. City Attorney Ewing received word that evidence will be heard August 1 before Commissioner Hinsdale, leaving timing speculative.
Mrs. Kate M. Bauer aged 56 died at her Farm ers' Spur home after a prolonged cancer illness. Survived by husband John and seven children Mollie Rosa Katharine Zeller Leadville John B. Bauer Herndon Conrad Bauer Benkleman Jake Bauer Greeley David Bauer Greeley Rosa Bauer Greeley. Born in Russia she came to the U S early in life living in Nebraska for eighteen years before moving seven years ago to Colorado. family well known in the region.
Teething children experience diarrhoea that can be managed with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After each bowel movement, give the prescribed dose and follow with castor oil to cleanse the system. Safe and sure Sold by all dealers.
Washington July 13 Thousands have returned from Canadian homestead sites and many more are expected back soon say officials of the reclamation service. Clarence J Blanchard statistician notes settlers in Montana who tried the Canadian irrigation program are glad to return home. They report most American farmers near Alberta want to regain holdings in the dominion if possible.
Pr Horton Evans reports Dr D H Hort on is threatened with appendicitis but the attending physician thinks it can be warded off. If the illness worsens the doctor will be out in a few days. Mrs Horton and children left for New York Saturday.
Three year old William son of BE Groves in Kersey injured his right hand in a wringer while his mother washed. Two fingers badly smashed. he endured intense pain. Dr Spaulding attended to the hand.
Hugh L. Taylor and partner Ralph Vorhees of Denver pursued recovery of northern land from James Dolan. Dolan had bought the property in 1896 after the panic, resold as tax sale land later valued by dry farming. Attorney Joseph C. Pwink helped reach a settlement after the case arose in court.
The Regal "Pligger" toured from New York to San Francisco in 30 days setting a new touring record then continued to eastern cities reaching 11,281 miles. In April it began a 5,000 mile Around the Circle Tour, totaling over 20,000 miles without repairs. Asking price is $1,250 for a duplicate model by Colorado Land O Weld County Agents in Greeley.
John Deboo of Fairplay district west of Greeley reports a record dryland wheat yield. He drilled wheat deeply with a four horse team, achieving about thirty bushels per acre on fifty acres under ditch, with strong root moisture and drought resistance noted compared with nearby fields.
H W Heighton, who has been seriously ill, is reported to be steadily improving at his home after several weeks of ailment. Friends and family express cautious optimism for his recovery.
Mrs. J. T. Ashby and her young daughter have departed for a stay in the Netherlands for a several weeks long outing.
Alfred Patek secretary of the state Immigration bureau says Grémley and Weld counties will receive equal space in the Review of Reviews magazine regardless of advertising. He adds the advertising proposition was only a suggestion and notes the bureau has secured exhibit space for the state at a cost much less than if counties paid.
The Tribune cancels its 150 prize crop contest for Weld county youths after no responses to a call for participation. Prizes for potatoes, sugar beets and milo maize are withdrawn this year with a promise to revisit next spring if conditions improve.
Mrs W A Hotchkiss enjoys a week at Moraine park. Mrs Herman Kruse hosts dinner in Pleasant Valley. Christian Endeavor congress set at Rev Dubber home Monday night. 17 month old son of Earl Lanman of 209 Ewelfth street died last night. Superintendent L H Harrison travels to Grand Junction for state superintendent convention. Mrs M A Dorman of Milliken visits Greeley with her parents Mr and Mrs BE W.
Mrs. L. E. Wyatt departed last night for Salt Lake City and Idaho Falls Idaho for a six weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Jasper Kipps a former Greeley resident now with American Express at Cheyenne is in Greeley on business on a short visit and meeting local contacts.
Mrs E T Hopkins of Pleasant Valley entertained the Bethel Ladies Aid society on Wednesday afternoon with a social gathering for the group.
Edgar Hoffsmith son of Peter Huffemith has been in Portland Oregon for three months and returned home yesterday.
A. G. Wagner, noted blacksmith, resigns from the Thompson potato sorter factory and takes a new post at Orr's blacksmith and machine shop.
Peter Huffsmith and his son Arthur, from Denver, completed a week of fishing in Gunnison country and returned home yesterday.
Mrs. C. M. Hampson and Miss Cerise Hampson of Denver are visiting friends in Greeley and attending Pr. Hall's lectures at the Normal school.
W A Sparks the brick contractor was in Johnstown yesterday where he has the contract to erect two new business blocks replacing the frame structures destroyed by fire.
Contractor O. C. Paulson started brick work on the Sterling building yesterday. Paulson, noted for shaping some of Greeley’s finest structures, predicts the Sterling will rank among the town’s best when finished.
Sanborn and Houston announce the sale of a prime Main Street property occupied by J Glasier and J W Triedem. The estate sale promises a rare chance to acquire a choice property at a reasonable price and invites interested buyers to visit at once.
F. J. Borden of Kimball County Nebraska was lost for two days after wandering on the plains east of Creeley before finding a road to a farm near Keota. He had come from the Nebraska line and reached this city by horseback.
Denver reports from wheat districts show a below average crop due to dry weather. Winter wheat harvests near completion yield about fifteen bushels per acre in dry farming areas while spring wheat suffers from drought. Irrigated districts expect fifteen to forty bushels, with some damage from water shortages, yet overall output appears higher than expected.
B D Hartman of Evans was arrested this morning on a complaint by State Hamane McConnell of Denver for cruelty and non support to his wife and children. He is said to be able but unwilling to work, with reports of money on deposit in a Nebraska bank.
Infant son of J. L. Lees and wife of Milliken who died Tuesday of cholera infantum was buried yesterday in Milliken.
John Harbaugh departed this morning for Minneapolis to visit a friend as part of a private trip. He did not disclose the friend's identity or the purpose beyond the personal visit.
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