Windsor Motor Club Forms to Boost Good Roads
Windsor residents and farmers convened in Thomas Smith's office to organize a motor club aimed at ending irrigation season road flooding. Dr George E Nelson was elected president and Robert Hanna secretary, with Thomas Smith named attorney. An executive committee includes George Fye Dr Bartz and Ed Walters. The group may affiliate with the Denver Motor Club and plans mountain trips to promote Windsor using autos.
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Windsor
Thomas Smith
George E. Nelson
Robert Hanna
George Fye
Dr. Bartz
Ed Walters
Denver Motor Club
Windsor Club
Miss Teller
Harrison Teller
Weld County Irrigation Leads In Crop Output 1910
The latest commerce and labor bulletin highlights Weld County Colorado as a top region for irrigation and farm productivity in 1910. Weld records 3,981 farms, a 42 percent rise in a decade, with 914 220 acres on farms and 410 346 cultivated. Independent irrigation enterprises total 291, with an estimated existing cost near ten million dollars. Weld leads in corn oats wheat barley alfalfa potatoes and sugar beets.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Colorado
Weld
Banner Counties
Weld County
FARM IS OK SAID WYLIE AS HE TURNS TO FARM LIFE
Platteville June 17 Jack Wylie former Weld county assessor says back to the farm is best for him after health leave in Pennsylvania He plans extensive improvements and buys a gasoline pump and engine for his farm showing he stays an up to date farmer Health issues prompted the return to Colorado where he finds the land more attractive than politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Jack Wylie
Weld County
Pennsylvania
Wylie
Mr. Wylie
Colorado
New Receiver Visits Greeley by Special Train
A Denver, Laramie and Northwestern party arrived by special train Saturday afternoon. Two hours were spent in Greeley examining town holdings before returning to Denver. The party included Marshall B. Smith the news receiver, Green, S. K. Martin, Garwood and Todd.
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Denver, Laramie and
Northwestern Road
Greeley
Denver
Marshall B. Smith
Green
S. K. Martin
Garwood
Todd
Notice Stockholders Special Meeting Greeley Colorado
Stockholders of The Colorado Gold Bond Mining Company are notified of a special meeting at B. F. Waggoner's store in Greeley Weld County Colorado on Monday July 15 1912 at 10 oclock a m to authorize incumbering the companys real property by mortgage or deed of trust. B F Waggoner Secretary.
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Greeley
Colo
Colorado Gold Bond Mining Company
B. F. Waggoner
Weld County
Colorado
Children’s Day program at Plainview school house
A children’s day program will be held at the Plainview school house west of Greeley at 3 o’clock Sunday afternoon June 23. The program was announced for June 16 and is now set for a week later. Under the direction of Mrs Earl Cassiday and Mrs Nettie King a fine program is being prepared. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Plainview School House
Greeley
Earl Cassiday
Nettie King
W C T U Se Vent h District Convention Resolutions
At the seventh annual district convention in Greeley the Woman's Christian Temperance Union renews pledges to prohibition and urges outreach to foreign born citizens with the gospel of abstinence. It calls for youth branches, one standard of purity, and stronger action against the white slave traffic, thanking hosts and supporters including Mrs May Coffman Nellie V Ross and C D Allsebrook.
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W. C. DG
Greeley
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Fifth District
Christian Church
May Coffman
Nellie V. Ross
C. D. Allsebrook
Windsor Milk for Condensory Wins in Johnstown
Johnstown June 17 The Johns town condensed milk factory is now receiving 20 cans a day from the Windsor dairy near Denver which finds it more profitable to sell to a condenser than to cavass for sales in Denver. The added milk pushes local condenser volumes to a peak not seen since January 1 as farmers in the area expand herds and pasture improves on north side bottom land. The trend suggests selling milk to the condenser will become a leading local occupation.
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Johnstown
Windsor
Denver
Daily Tribune visits inspire Caldwell couple's warm letter
In Caldwell Idaho on June 12 1912 Henry T West writes to Mr C H Wolfe of Greeley Cole praising the Daily Tribune. He and his wife enjoy the paper and city beautification efforts while aging gracefully at nearly 88 and recount family daily visits and self reliance.
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Caldwell
Ida
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement by St Charles Sable
St Charles Sable of 30 Cook Street Rochester New York recommends Foley Kidney Pills after a long kidney trouble, calling their relief prompt and convincing. The genuine pills come in sealed bottles within a yellow carton and are not sold in bulk. Gilbert Bros solicit orders and advise refusing substitutes.
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St Charless Sable
Cook St
Rochester
N. Y
Sable
Gilbert Bros
Children Have Joy Fest at Eaton on June 17
Saturday afternoon the Royal Neighbors held the annual children day in Woodmen hall with games and a basket lunch. W B Longwith chaired the event and guided the youngsters through the program with practiced skill.
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Eaton
Woodmen Hall
W. B. Longwith
Fort Logan Tops Greeley In 9 6 Victory
Fort Logan beat Greeley 9 to 6 on a Sunday baseball game. Greeley led with three runs in the first, then added one in the third and fifth. Fort Logan answered with four in the sixth and four in the seventh, aided by strong hitting and pitching changes.
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Fort Logan
Greeley
Thvy
Hall
Hathaway
Ft. Logan
Colorado Homestead Bill Provisions on Three Years Residence
A historical federal act from 1912 outlines requirements for homestead patents, delaying patent issuance until three years of residence and cultivation. It details abatement due to absence, automatic time extensions for illness or climatic reasons, and conditions for proof of residence and allegiance. The text notes provisions for heirs, survivorship, and exceptions for Kin kad act and reclamation acts, with notice to entrants and possible reversion of land if conditions fail.
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Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
United States
Phena
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Miss Elizabeth Van Gorder Weds George W Alps in Denver
Miss Elizabeth Van Gorder married George W Alps in a 10 30 ceremony in Denver. The bride, a Greeley native and former teacher, wore travel attire and is the daughter of Eva Van Gorder of Greeley. The couple, former teachers, will spend the summer in California and reside in Elizabeth Colorado in fall, where Alps will be a school principal. Attending relatives and friends included Eva Van Gorder C E Houston George Carlson Jack McMillan Will Van Gorder and others.
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Elizabeth van Gorder
George W. Alps
Denver
Elizabeth 1
Georg
Eva van Gorder
Greeley
Ault
Alps
Teachers College
Miss van Gorder
C. E. Houston
George Carlson
Fort Collins
Jack McMillan
LaSalle
Will van Gorder
Brighton
Fort Collins Exhibition Request For Greeley Fourth Rush
Mayor Mayher received a Fort Collins letter requesting permission for a street exhibition in Greeley before the Fourth of July. The plan includes a free electrical circus and moving pictures to advertise Fort Collins celebrations. The mayor sees no reason to oppose unless opposed locally.
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Mayher
Fort Collins
Greeley
Peil sentenced after second trial for manslaughter
Fred Peil, convicted of killing Fred Kerber on October 26, 1909, was sentenced by Judge McCall to seven to eight years in the penitentiary. The second trial verdict of manslaughter came after a 72 hour jury deliberation, with the judge noting the potential for a murder verdict and commending defense by R. E. Winbourn. Also includes an unrelated testimonial about Foley Kidney Pills from Mrs. J. E. Henry of Akron, Michigan.
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Fred Peil
Fred Kerber
McCall
Peil
R. E. Winbourn
Eastern Star Social Held After Lodge Session
The Eastern Star members held a social Tuesday evening after the lodge’s regular session. A brief musical program featured vocal solos by Miss Ruth King and Mrs Luthe Beaman and violin solos by Mrs Florence Barber. A supper followed the program.
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Eastern Star
Ruth King
Road improvements near Platteville noted in June report
June 15 report from Road Platteville records H L Kuykendall finishing a stretch of road north of town. The project is praised as one of the county’s best, with Kuykendall assigning crews to grade further work at Frank Wykeran. Prof Hanna begins new principalship at Hemet Technical High School in California with a $2000 yearly salary after three years on the Colorado State Teachers High School faculty.
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Platteville
H. L. Kukendall
Kuykendall
Frank Wykeran
Hanna
H. O. Hanna
Teachers College High School
Technical High School
Hemet
Calif
Colorado State Teachers High School
Milliken Baseball Travels to Windsor for Weekend Clash
Milliken baseball team heads to Windsor on Sunday to face the Windsorites in a game played in Windsor territory. Milliken’s pitchers expect to keep the score close and return home with a victory.
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Milliken
Windsor
Windsorites
Hail damages crops in Olive Branch district
Hail fell in the Olive Branch district yesterday afternoon damaging alfalfa and beet crops. Stones as large as small eggs were observed. A light rain accompanied the shower in Ault.
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Olive Branch Ault
Olive Branch
Leases Nunn Hotel to Open July First
O C Kent formerly of Ault has leased the Hotel DeWitt owned by G A Fowler in Nunn and will open to the public about July 1. The move signals a new chapter for the DeWitt property as plans are set to welcome guests soon.
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Nunn
O. C. Kent
Ault
DeWitt
G. A. Fowler
Sugar Factory Meeting at Eaton Discusses 600 Acre Plan
Farmers' Union held a meeting Saturday night to discuss an independent sugar factory. The group has secured about 600 acres around Eaton for the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Farmers’ Union
Deafness cure claim and public land lease notice
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming to cure deafness caused by catarrh and offers a $100 reward for any uncured case. It also includes a public notice from the Colorado State Board of Land Commissioners about John Painter seeking to lease Weld County school lands in 1912 with a deadline of July 4, 1912.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
State Board of Land Commissioners
Denver
Colo
John Painter
Roggen
Weld County
Colorado
J . L. Jefferson
Register State Board Land Commissionera
Greeley Tribune
Notice of Evry M Novy Of
Fragments indicate a public notice about a motor vehicle or real estate matter, with unreadable OCR content. Core terms or parties cannot be determined from the readable text.
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Windsor and Vicinity
O. K
Windsor Milk
Daily Tribune
Yours Truly, Henry T. West
Victory
Gormley
Jay
Battery
Sam Poor
Guy Kirk
Gill
Galeton
Jim Woods
Gill Boys
Jim
Weld County Baseball League
W. L. Pet. laSalle
Gorder W. Alps
Parson
College Onors
Nioe
Trinidad
Collins
J. E. Henry
Akron
Mich
Foley
Evry
Novy OF
Sonte
Rig County
Lee
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