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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
2
A farmer argues deep plowing yields smaller beet roots while another favors turning soil 24 inches deep. The article analyzes timing and soil type, recommending gradual deeper plowing, using subsoil plows on old land, and avoiding late-season deep work to ensure a rich seed bed.
A concise job classified line notes the Tribune’s employment service is available from daylight to dark, inviting readers to call for work opportunities and sourcing.
Mrs. Bert Harris and daughter Thelma return from Fort Collins. The Regal 30 finishes Post reliability race in Greeley with a clear score. Miss Pearl Prince of Boulder visits Miss Maud Caywood. Sidney Hallett and daughter Ladene move to Denver. R. W. Richards leaves for Paonia after visiting W. N. Gray. Mrs. Chester Scott hosts a dinner party. Laura Lee of Laramie visits uncle W. N. Gray and summer school. chautauqua tickets offered by secretary. J. L. Richardson departs for Warland, Wyoming. Enright's Repository displays 1911 buggy styles. EB Kern and wife visit from Windsor. Dr. G. F. Hicks of Loveland visits Greeley en route from Wyoming. Over twenty automobiles race Denver Post reliability event, finish to Cheyenne. Mrs. Julia Peebler and Ade Albert depart for Buhl Idaho via Greeley. L. Montgomery traces to Oklahoma City after Colorado News work. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Beach arrive from Fort Atkinson Wisconsin.
Short visit with Mr and Mrs N D Wood. Mr and Mrs Beach plan a western trip visiting Portland. Mrs Harry Kaub and son Louis of Livingston Mont were guests at Wallace Brothers Keystone ranch and will stay in Greeley until August. Mrs F C Morrison and son John returned from a California trip visiting San Francisco Sacramento Los Angeles and other points. Morris Dudley Lela Sanford and H H Walrod came from Denver for a visit with J F McConnell. Dudley and Sanford returned home Sunday. Walrod stayed a few days. Funeral services for C W Seelbachers in Bowdan North Dakota.
Funeral services for Mr. Seelbach, 44, formerly of Greeley, will be held at 4 oclock Thursday at his sister Miss Louise Seelbachs home. He is survived by three sisters Mrs Smith of Greeley and Mrs Pauline Cordt of Ottawa Ti and Miss Seelbach. Miss Josephine Martin celebrated a birthday with a surprise party hosted by her sister Mrs Tena Wilson at Demorest s store staff and guests attended. Mrs Wilson and her mother Mrs Martin served a late supper. Evans June 28 Mr and Mrs Simon Grabaugh welcomed a daughter born yesterday.
Eaton announces Elmer Burkee of Lake City as Eaton grade schools principal. Miss Martha Cain of Boulder will oversee the overflow.
Mrs J Burley travels to Orchard for a short visit with her sister, planning to stay several days.
In LaSalle on June 28 rumors spread that the Milton reservoir project is funded and will commence by July 1. Mr. Moore of the Denver Reservoir and Waterworks office says money has been secured and operations will begin within the first six months.
McConnell, an old Indian scout, locates the grave of his brother William who was shot by Indians during a 1865 trail. He plans to mark the site and revisit the homestead as memories resurface. An Anti-Saloon League presence is expected to influence the town amid preparations for an Evans visit.
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