Rail Railroads Face Blame in Wreck Causes
The Railroad Gazette argues that railroad groups and workers are largely exonerated for wrecks and blame falls on the United Steel corporation for substandard rails. It cites phosphorus impurities in ingots, brittleness of rails, and a rise in faulty rails on 100 pound rails versus 80 pound rails five years ago. It notes Harriman rail systems seek alternative steel sources and that Japan buys rails at lower prices while meeting its specs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Railroad Gazette
United Steel Corporation
Great Corporation
Harriman
Steel Corporation
Reward the Primrose in the Greenley Spring
The author notes a slow spring but praises local flora. Primroses bloom abundantly, outpacing other vegetation and brightening the city for newcomers from the eastern states. The scene shifts from a cold wet spring to a vivid display of growth across southern and other city areas.
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Mississippi River
Greeley
Official flower for Greeley urged for wild blossom
A local message praises a prolific wild flower as a strong candidate for Greeley’s official flower. It notes the flower’s appeal to residents, compares it to a columbine, and suggests starting a formal recognition process before next spring, possibly via school petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Weld County urged to back electric railway project
The Tribune calls for wide cooperation to advance an electric railway in the region. It argues Weld County could finance the railroad with minimal outside aid, serving irrigation products and local outlets, and urges residents to support or at least spark wider interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Weld County
Tribune Declines County Printing Bid Citing Commercial Policy
The Tribune states it did not bid on the county printing contract, insisting it operates on commercial rates with no political ties. It vows to cover county commissioners proceedings ahead of official reports while avoiding partisan involvement and pledging to advance community interests through business and moral actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Tribune
County Commissioners
Hayden Acquitted In District Court
The elderly defendant b H Hayden was found not guilty by a district court jury last Friday after Caroline Clinton testified to a serious crime. D E Carpenter served as Hayden’s attorney as the jury cited doubts about guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Hayden
Caroline Clinton
D. E. Carpenter
Hayden
Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Relief from colic cramps stomach pains and diarrhoea promised by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Available at all druggists.
Ault Rural Notes on growing farms and notable stock
Irvin Miller near Ault recovers after a severe accident delaying his new cement house and barn project. The piece surveys local ranches in Weld County including the Pixlers, the Bowens, the Allisons, the Webers, and others with crops of potatoes wheat barley oats beets and alfalfa plus hog and sheep operations and a showcased Thoroughbred stock at C H Weber's.
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Irvin Miller
Ault
Mr. Miller
Denver
M. D. Hazlett
Idaho
John Bowen
H. L. Bowen
Bowen Ranch
F. Pixler
W. D. Campbell
J. W. Stranahan
J. E. Martin
A. Allison
Allison
Weld County
Rowe
J. J. Newell
Newell
George Haynes
Pierce
Haynes
California
C. J. McMullen
Mr. McMullen
Walter Frye
Mr. Haynes
Aren Molander
P.lunberg
Clyde
Claude Rhodes
Rhodes
Molander
Rhodes Brothers
J. H. Braucher
Mitchell
Neb
C. H. Weber
Kentucky
Tennessee
Hanover
J. E. Shank
Weber Ranch
Beadle
Shank
F. Zinn
E.kinsey
R. A. Perry
Mr. Kinsey
C. P. Weden
W. J. Tormey
Stewart Brothers
Mr. Tormey
Yellowstone
McWilliams
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the Greeley Tribune
N. CO. ME
the Greeley Tribune Publishing CO
CG. H. Wolfe
Mana
Colo
Greeley Tribune
Wourr
Japan
Clayton Lumber
Rayo Lamp
Continental Oil Company (Incorporated
Colorado
Southern
Chautauqua
Great Rocky Mountain Assembl
Boulder
T. E. Fisugi
Greeley, Colorado
Halina Morgan
Orange Hat
Csamf, JR
JROF
OFS
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