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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1912

Page

3

LaSalle Farmers Discuss Independent Beet Factory Plan

Ward Darley and J A Hicks led a meeting in Berthoud to discuss an independent sugar beet factory for the county. LaSalle farmers were among the first to consider signing for beet acre up to 150 acres and a committee will canvass neighbors for support ahead of a forthcoming business meeting with the Farmers' Union.

Ward Darley New AeriRes J. A. Hicks Array Berthoud Johnsont Loveland LaSallent LaSalle Farm Farmers’ Union LaSalle

Eldora Lake Inn Promises Quiet Mountain Summer

A description of the Pine at Lake Eldora near Eldora, offering rustic accommodations for 2.50 per day or 4 a week, with fishing and gentle amenities. The camp asserts simple, nature oriented appeal and plans for improvements, plus references to future development at Eldora and nearby facilities.

Eldora D Trail Boulder Wolfe the Tribune Mr. Wolfe Greeley Lake Eldora P. E. Chamberlain Eldora Lake Mt Eldora Station

The One Easy Job Editor In A Week

A fragment outlines various local incidents from the week. An editor is mentioned shaping content while minor mishaps occur around Cactus Creek and Running Creek. Florida Doe climbs a roof seeking a hand, and a dog attack on Harota Green and Violet Wise is noted on a public square.

Von Cactus Creek Running Creek Florida Doe OSE Joes Harota Green Violet Wise

Ten Mules Bray In Unison At City Fire Siren

In Albert Howard's rural area north of the city a group of ten mules serenade the city fire siren. William the lead mule starts the chorus, followed by his nine brothers, producing a booming medley after the alarm. Mrs. Howard fears relocating the herd if the siren persists.

Albert Howard William Greeley

Moffat Road Excursion Cancelled Next Sunday

The Tribune reports the planned Moffat road excursion for next Sunday is cancelled due to weak demand, cool weather, and receivership holding the Denver Laramie and Moffat lines. No excursion will run this week. future trips are being planned with details to follow.

Tribune Moffat Road Denver- Laramie Moffat Greeley

Woman in Man's Dress Triggers Town Vigil in Platteville

A woman 35 in overalls and a man’s coat arrived in Gilcrest and Platteville seeking to change her name to Jones saying she came from St Vrain. She warned she would die and asked for a priest before being taken into custody by Marshal Hogue, then disappeared and reappeared.

St. Vrain Platteville Marshal Hogue

Weld County News Notes Dame Visitations

Evans June 4 1910 journal note reports J T Johnson of Union Pacific Omaha visiting sister Mrs C H Reid. Mrs David Reed Roggen staying with sister Mrs Mart Briggs. Charles Sisk railroad man from southern state visiting mother Mrs Charles Sisk. Mrs Oswell Twiggs Toledo Ohio guest at Sisk home.

Evans J. T. Johnson Union Pacific Railroad Omaha C. H. Reid David Reed Roggen Mart Briggs Charles Sisk Oswell Twiggs Toledo Sisk

Clarence Boyd wedding sparks cheerful neighborhood praise

The bride and groom of the week, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boyd, receive right royal chivalry from neighbors as they plan to live on their ranch half a mile south of Gill. Berthold L. Keown leaves for Chicago after visiting Gill. he is a University of Illinois alumnus, class of 1911, now a mechanical engineer with the Chicago and Northwestern railroad. Mrs. M. A. Goodrich arrives from Kansas City to live with her daughter Mrs. C. F. Alden. Nellie Minniss of Sugar City, Colo., visits Blair ranch. Mrs. James Cresswell of Cedarville, Ohio visits S. A. Blair’s family. Alden brothers install a new pool table, a source of neighborhood amusement.

Clarence Boyd Boyd Gill Berthold L. Keown Chicago Keown University of Illinois Chicago and Northwestern Railroad M. A. Goodrich Kansas City C. F. Alden Nellie Minniss Sugar City Colo Blair Ranch James Cresswell Cedarville S. A. Blair Alden

Teachers Use School as Political Machine, Says Suzzallo

Dr. Suzzallo told a birotics class that schools reach every state and home, yet teachers lack organization and public influence. He urged unity to advance wages, conditions, and public opinion, noting education as a powerful but underutilized tool.

Dr. Suzzallo Washington Congress

LaSalle Crushes Eaton 14 to 0 in Baseball Game

LaSalle slab artist Gormley struck out 16 of 28 Eaton batters as LaSalle routed Eaton 14 to 0. Murray fanned six for LaSalle, while Eaton errors totaled three. Other local scores include Windsor beating Johnstown 7 to 5 and Platteville edging Gilcrest 5 to 4.

Eaton LaSalle Gormley Murray Weld County Baseball League L. Pr LaSalle Oe Windsor Johnstown Platteville

Evans Is Healthy Despite Local Diphtheria Concerns

A health officer reports Evans in good condition though diphtheria cases arise miles away toward the southeast. The White Ash coal mine near LaSalle is noted as distant from the epidemic area, with no cases reaching Evans.

Evans Han White Ash LaSalle

Russians Lose Pay Over Guarding 12000 Sheep

In June 24 report from Nunn two Russians north of here guarded 12000 Warren Live Stock sheep during last weekend’s storm. They demanded a penny per sheep for pay but Warren officials refused. Senator Warren ordered the flock reprivined. Russians conceded only their guarding expenses. Warren county hosts 20000 sheep on range with 18000 to be shorn this week.

Warren Senator Warren Wyoming Judge Hatch Greeley Charles Peterson Here

Pea Huller Ready for Early Peas in Johnstown

Pea huller will be ready for the early peas next Tuesday. The pea crop is expected to be the best raised since the crop was introduced into this district.

Johnstown

Ditch Repaired and Water Turned In At Johnstown

The Greeley Loveland ditch break has been fixed and water restored. Recent rains have aided crop growth and all fields look healthy.

Johnstown Greeley-Loveland

Evans District Names New Road Overseer

J L Doney appointed road overseer by county commissioner Hodgson on Saturday. Doney will manage roads near the East Evans bridge.

Evans J. L. Doney Hodgson Doney East Evans Bridge

Ditch Crew’s Fourth Plan Spoiled by Charity Act

James Baxter’s ditch crew near Nunn abandoned a big July Fourth fund after learning of widow Mary Jackson and her five children. In minutes the workers donated 50 dollars in groceries shoes and fireworks and then chased to Windsor to gift supplies to the family. Windsor voters also allow fireworks and reallocate electrical power to light alleys.

Nunn James Baxter Greeley- Poudre Here Mary Jackson Baxter Windsor Windsor Windsor

Lyons Hurt In Buggy Run At Platteville Race

Clarence Lyons and his ten year old son Albert were thrown from a buggy when the horse bolted during a race track outing. Lyons injured his back while Albert escaped unhurt as the horse fled four miles before capture. The incident occurred near Platteville on Saturday night.

Lyons Jol Platteville Clarence Lyons Albert

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Hope Arkansas Dewalk Weld County TRIMS Eaton Bunch Windsor Nine Lake Boys Hill Bunch Poor and Kirk Taugh Davis Gilcrest Bud Wasley Morgan Milliken Peckham Weld McKenney the Optimist Justice of the Peace Ber FE. J. Davis Evans Is Carrithers Clothing Daily Tribune Burlington Denver Hemet House S. R. Drury Seventeenth Street Denver, Colo
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