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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
4
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The city marshal pursues speeders in police court where a few minutes often ends the urge to exceed ten or fifteen miles per hour. He aims to have every car owner appear twice, hoping pedestrians and horse riders soon feel safe again on city streets.
The Greeley Commercial club plans frequent visits to towns and hamlets in Weld county. The goal is closer countywide contact, helping remote areas, and strengthening ties between Greeley and neighbors. The speaker urges continued outreach to boost prosperity across the county.
The city shows a building boom with fully rented new structures, while Weld county advances reclamation of raw land around the irrigated district. Maps for reservoirs and ditches rise weekly, expanding irrigation to thousands of acres and lifting county valuations as northern developments promise 75 000 to 100 000 more irrigable acres and storage projects.
The speaker argues that farmers can profit from intensively using smaller plots. He cites sugar beets as a model from Europe, noting 40 tons per acre yielding high net income. Large tracts under one manager hinder such intensive cropping and efficiency.
The P E O Sisterhood held its state convention in Denver with fourteen chapters now in Colorado. Greeley’s chapter, organized five years ago, has about twenty five members. Mrs EB H MccClenahan served as recording secretary. Juanita Kendel of Greeley was elected to that post. Greeley attendees included Mesdames J B McCutcheon E H Genge, Misses Luna Smith Juanita Kendel Emma Richey. Maud Willis Cripple Creek and Guy Stockton Victor, members of the Greeley chapter, also attended.
At the city teachers examination held June 10 11 and 12 twenty three teachers were examined by the teachers committee with the superintendent. The results show high averages and strong competition for positions. Appointments include Nora Wilson third grade Meeker building Louise Gauss fourth grade Meeker building Jennie M Hammond new sixth grade in eighth grade building Sadie Kirkpatrick Gipson school formerly taught by Elsie Vine Dessie M Brown fourth grade Southward Ada Meddings new third grade East Ward Edith V Heath second grade North Ward Edna West South Ward requests leave of absence Emma Crone engaged as general substitute at 75 dollars a month.
Senator Guggenheim of Colorado toured the State Normal School in Greeley last Thursday. He visited with H. C. Watson and other prominent Republicans, aiming to discuss donating a building similar to the Mines donation. He appeared lively and made a favorable impression on local leaders.
On Thursday June 27 Professor Ivy Baldwin will traverse a 582 foot rope suspended 555 feet above the South Boulder canyon at Eldorado Springs. Round trip including admission costs 2.25 with a special Colorado & Southern train leaving Greeley at 8 a.m.
Reviewers praise the Sells-Floto circus and menagerie visited Greeley on Wednesday June 26 with large crowds. The show features well fed livestock, a strong menagerie, notable elephants, about thirty clowns, and varied acts from old fashioned riding to aerial thrills. Patrons report courteous staff and entertaining performances beyond billboards and parade hype.
Wayne Davidson exchanged his Platteville farm last week for the Sweet Brothers lot on Ninth Street just west of the Dauth meat market. He plans a two story building on the 25 foot frontage. The Bons and Potter buildings, owned by Weld County Abstract, stand opposite a 25 foot gap to be closed by a brick building this summer. The Sweet lot frontage sold for about $10,000, the highest price paid for a building lot in Greeley.
A lady customer suffered with tetter for two to three years, unable to tend to her home duties. One box of Chamberlain's Salve cured her. Chamberlain's medicines give splendid satisfaction in this community. M. H. Rodney & Co., Almond, Ala vend the medicines through all druggists.
The regular annual meeting of the Potato Growers' Commission company will be held at the office at 700 Sixth street Greeley Colorado at 2 o clock p m on Saturday July 13 1907 for the election of trustees and other business. J G Graham Pres F Mason Secy Greeley Colorado June 13 1907.
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