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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
9
Regular classes started today at the Colorado State Teachers' college with many new students. Morning sessions begin at 7 40 and continue through the day, with some courses offered in the evening.
Local health group announces a visit by United Doctors and specialists at the CAM Field Hotel in Greeley for a medical outreach event. The schedule and participating clinicians are expected to be listed at a later update.
A feature notes a short course by a group of physicians believed to have special skill in chronic disease care. Reports highlight rapid patient improvements and a strong public interest in the program. Local clinics urge timely appointments.
The United Doctors of Colorado advertise five day free consultations at Camfield Hotel in Greeley. They claim expertise in chronic stomach and nerve diseases, offer examinations and medicines at no charge, and urge patients to report outcomes to prove effectiveness. They promise no surgery and invite all ages to attend with specific visiting hours.
The campus opens with 525 registrations by eight this morning, 66 more than last year. Many mature faces indicate teachers filling student roles, with regular classes beginning and plans for an evening physical education class by Professor Lister. Ernesti's art room in the Guggenheim building debuts with notable student works and a pleasing display.
A man arriving from the east at a P. E. O. convention displayed Colorado’s first Alpine hat for men. The plumed bonnet drew talk of a masculine fashion shift with light gray color and green or red quills. The wearer noted Eastern styles influence wider adoption locally.
Two hundred people from Greeley and nearby counties rode on the Tribune Denver Laramie and Moffat road excursion to mountain scenery. The Corona group faced hail and snow storms at the continental divide, while the Tolland weather was nearly ideal. Home reached at 9 45 after a safe trip. Tribune may schedule a Pike's Peak excursion in July if demand exists.
Friends of Mrs. C Thorkelson gathered in Kersey on June 21 to celebrate her birthday with a surprise party. Several dozen guests shared food and enjoyed the festivities before departing contentedly. Mrs. Treda Simonson is reported ill. Charles Wolfe visits Denver. Will Young visits his brother-in-law Theo Ennis in Ault. Alex Hickman is visiting Denver.
LaSalle traveled to Platteville and lost 11 to 7 on the latter's diamond. They hope to arrange a return game next Sunday at LaSalle.
Residents east of Boulder protest a faulty gate at Barker Meadow reservoir on South Boulder Creek that prevents adequate discharge. State engineers and Central Colorado Power officials inspect the site as farmers threaten drastic steps to save crops within two weeks amid pending land foreclosure notices in Weld County.
Gill June 16 bids for the new high school exceeded the planned cost with the lowest bid at 4800 dollars, above the target 4000 dollar budget. Officials may renegotiate with the low bidder to reduce costs. Rain fell in Gill yesterday and again this morning with continued showers.
The Cross-8 Cattle Company is dissolved by stockholders meeting held in Greeley Colorado. The resolution authorizes dissolution and directs proper filings in public offices as required by law. Notices published in Greeley Weekly Tribune from June 22 to July 27 1911.
Notice to the public that a brown bay mare age three, about 700 pounds with two white hind feet and a star, was taken up near Greeley on June 14 1911. The animal is unowned to the board and may be claimed before July 10 1911. if not claimed it will be sold by the State Board of Stock Inspection Commissioners to benefit the owner when found. Denver Colorado.
The Lost Springs Ranch Co. applies to lease fee Indemnity School Lands in Kiowa County Colorado under application No. 9669. Lands listed span sections 22 23 26 26 27 and 34 in townships 3 4 N range 62 W with specific fractional parts. No other lease applications will be considered afterJuly 13, 1911.
Notice is given that Do Allyn of Hardin Colorado has filed application No 9879 to lease described indemnity school lands in Weld County. The lands include portions of sections and townships with various lots in NEN and SW areas. Deadline for appearance is after July 13. State Board of Land Commissioners office in Greeley Tribune notice dated June 1 with final publication planned July.
Rachell Kirkpatrick of Denrye Colorado as grantor by deed of trust dated December 21 1909 and recorded January 4 1910 in Book 315 at Page 138 triggers a public trustee sale. This record notes the legal action and property lien proceeding with a foreclosure sale to satisfy debt obligations.
In the Matter of Pri orities of Water Rights in District No. 3 Division No. 1 Larimer County Colorado the North Poudre Irrigation Company petitions to change the point of diversion and place of use of water from the Cache la Poudre River for irrigation. The Arthur Irrigation Company shows prior diversions and enlargements with specific priorities and flow rates. the Arthur ditch transfers to The Arthur Irrigation Company and stock ownership details are noted. The filing references historic decrees dating from 1866 to 1872.
Legal notice for The North Poudre Irrigation Co seeking court approval to change the point of diversion and place of use for 200 shares of stock water rights on the North Fork Ditch in Larimer County Colorado. Hearing set for August 2 1911 at Fort Collins. notices to be published in Fort Collins Review and Greeley Tribune.
Gustave Wich trustee files a petition in district court to transfer or adjudicate rights in The Taylor and Gill Ditch Company water appropriation on the Cache la Poudre River, asserting priority No. 47 for 4 5 cubic feet per second and long-standing diversion by stockholders and water consumers.
A court notices a petition by stockholder Gustave Wiech seeking to shift point of diversion and place of use of 462 cubic feet per second from The Taylor and Gill Ditch Company to The North Fork Ditch. The request aims to optimize irrigation for Wiech and other lands, with hearings set for August 1917 in Fort Collins.
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