Stockgrowers to Convene in Grand Junction July 18 19
Colorado Stockgrowers Association led by President W A Jaspey calls midsummer convention in Grand Junction on July 18 and 19 with focus on legislation. Topics include funding for extended Agricultural College work, training experts for farmers, and measures to curb predatory wildlife. Expected attendees include state officers and Washington delegation. women receive special institute on meat and milk handling. Local groups promise hospitality and railroads offer reduced fares.
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W. A. Jaspey
Colorado Stockgrower'’s Association
Grand Junction
Billie
Agricultural College
Farmers Institute
Stockmen
Fagmore
Colorado Stockgrowers’ Association
Fish and Game Department
Washington
Cottrell
Rock Island Railroad
The
Mesa County Stockgrowers’ Association
Uniformity in Colorado bee hives noted in Field and Farm
Field and Farm highlights beekeeping in Colorado with emphasis on standardized hive kits. A typical purchase includes eighteen wooden pieces and two tin pieces for the hive, plus a four wood two tin super, springs, frames, separators, and a follower board.
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Colorado
Injunctions Over Bijou Ditch Water Rights Spark Debate
Judge Gamble issued two orders on the Bijou Ditch case and the Lower Platte and Beaver Canal suit. The Bijou Ditch must deliver Green City Irrigation district 16.32 cu ft per second or store equivalent water until a final hearing. The other order requires State Engineer Comstock and allies to allow Lower Beaver Canal to divert headgate flow from the South Platte and Riverside reservoir seepage water.
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Bijou Ditch
Gamble
Comstock
Lower Platte and Beaver Canal Company
Bijou Ditch Company
Green City Irrigation District
Colorado
Green City
Empire Reservoir
Lower Beaver Canal Company
South Platte
J M Curry Reports Nebraska Crop Health After Rain
J M Curry returns from a four week trip to Omaha Norfolk and Pender in Nebraska. He notes heavy rainfall and good crop prospects across the state with crops looking fine.
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J. M. Curry
Omaha
Norfolk
Pender
Mr. Curry
Nebraska
Auto overturns near Greeley injures Teller family
An automobile turned over near the Asa Decker ranch west of Greeley injuring six people. Only Mr. Teller's young daughter required medical care for a deep cut on her lip after the wet road caused the crash on the way to Windsor.
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Hal Turner
Asa Decker
Party Returns to the Teller Residence
Windsor June 24 The entire party arrived mud spattered at the Teller home. The machine was unharmed and the party continued to Windsor. A physician attended a child with an intense lip cut after the incident.
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the Tribune
Windsor
Auto Line to Estes Park Opens From Greeley
Allen Straight establishes a new Greeley to Estes Park car line with six dollar single fare ten dollar round trip no time limit. Cars depart from the Camfield hotel when three or more travelers sign on and operate independently of the Union Pacific route. Service starts soon with expected high tourist use from both visitors and locals.
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Estes Park
Allen Straight
Cit
Camfield Hotel
Union Pacific
Greeley
the Park
Park
P E O Convention to Hold State Meeting in Greeley
Boulder June 16 after the closing P E O convention it was decided the state meeting for next year will be in Greeley. Delegates from across the state attended a reception and musicale at the Congregational church honoring visitors, with about 400 guests present.
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Pr. BE. O
Tribune
Boulder
Greeley
Lodge
Congregational Church
Breeding Horses to a Type for Uniform Teams
J B Payne of Colorado Agricultural College argues for standardized stallion types on horse ranches to produce uniform teams. He notes how mixed breeding across Black Percheron Coach and Clydesdale stallions led to 250 horses with few matched pairs and suggests consistent breeding yields easier selling and higher profits.
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Colorado
J. B. Payne
Plains
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Pleasant Entertainers Open Chautauqua Season
Elias and Dranne Truitt Day headline the Chautauqua lineup drawing strong praise from critics. The Chicago Evening Post lauds his comic skill and pathos, while William A. Shaw visits Bloomington among other scenes. Nellie Panchard leaves for Colorado Springs to join the telephone company.
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Elias
Dranne Truitt
The
Chicago Evening Post
Nellie Panchard
Colorado Springs
Telephone Company
Local residents take short trips and visit friends
Mrs W H Farr went to Eaton today. Mrs M Brooks spent Sunday in Denver. Miss Grace Tinker went to Eaton Saturday. Mrs W E Lunty of Lucerne was in Greeley today. Mrs Pred Kern of Windsor was Mrs W E Hickman of Windsor in Greeley today. Ralph Henderson and Robert Dye went to Estes Park Sunday. David and Dan Pattee have gone to the hills for the summer. Miss J M Pettijohn of Carr was in Greeley on business today. Howard Todd spent weekend with Greeley friends. D B Wyatt returned from a fishing trip in the mountains. Miss Marie Carlson went to Denver Saturday for two days. D Grant, Union Pacific agent at LaSalle, was in Greeley today. Mr and Mrs Carl Sanborn left for Estes Park. Paul Pattee left for two weeks in North Park. J B McAdams of Colorado Springs is in Greeley visiting George Davis. Mrs John Welsh assisting in County Superintendent Harrison office. Mr and Mrs J E Brownell of Buell were guests of Mr and Mrs J H Harrison. Mr and Mrs W B Moody H J Weibking and Miss Edith Gale went to Cheyenne on a auto trip. Reys and Mrs R Hunter left for two more trips visiting Portland and the northwest.
Local Visits and Teaching Assignments Noted
Mrs C B Swanhan and Muriel of Grover visit Greeley for a few days with Mr and Mrs J P Griegg. Mr and Mrs C B McArthur and family plan Estes Park trip. Earl Allen finishes business college and returns home. E I Duncan of Delphus Kan visits daughter Mrs Stanley Leake. they visit another daughter in Ault. Miss Jean A Cross will teach Welcome Hill upper room again. Miss Hazel Marcom to teach the primary.
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C. B. Swanhan
Muriel
Grover
Greeley
J. P. Griegg
C. B. McArthur
Estes Park
E. I. Duncan
Delphus
Kan
Stanley Leake
Mr. Duncan
Ault
Jean A. Cross
Welcome Hill
Johnstown
Hazel Marcom
Riverside City Notes and Local Visits Highlight Weld County
Charles K. Collins of Clay Center Kansas visits Greeley and former local work at Carruthers clothing. F R Giraridot of Salt Lake City visits Orchard and plans time with his parents. Charles Miller jailed thirty days for concealed weapon possession after lead slug found. L Mackey rumored mystic powers seen table tapping. Maud Boyd of Alamosa, former Normal attendee, to teach in Great Falls Montana next year. Mr and Mrs Steele visit Palmer Lake with C H Wadsworths. Pawnee school district in Weld County to build six new schools, population up 200 percent in past year.
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Charles K. Collins
Clay Center
Kan
Greeley
Old Friends
Mr. Collins
Carruthers’ Clothing Store
F. R. Giraridot
Salt Lake City
Orchard Sunday
Charles Miller
Pawnee
Weld County
Women Travelers From City Visit Ault On Auto Trip
Mrs EB Langtry Mrs JG Evans Mrs Charles Littell and Miss Nettie Carey joined a Sunday drive to Ault by auto observing the countryside and leisure activity during the trip.
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EB. W. Langtry
J. G. Evans
Charles Littell
Nettie Carey
Ault
Mrs Mead Plans Hartford Summer With Son
Mrs. W. H. Mead leaves Tuesday morning for Hartford Connecticut to spend the summer with her son. Mr and Mrs Gordon Danforth and Mrs Mary Danforth traveled to Denver Sunday with Mrs Danforth staying a few days.
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W. H. Mead
Hartford, Conn
Gordon Danforth
Mary Danforth
Denver
Mrs. Danforth
Mrs. Flee Woodson Visits Colorado Springs Ties
Mrs. Flee Woodson of Colorado Springs visits Greeley to see her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. M. England of Ault. Mrs. G. W. Kindred and her son Roy plan to leave for Portland Oregon for two months to visit Walter Kindred and his wife.
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G. W. Kindred
Roy
Portland
Ore
Burlington Railroad Plans Beebee Town on Cutoff Line
Eighty acres eight miles south of Evans were bought from John Stoddinger by the Burlington railroad to establish a new town on its cut off line between Hudson and Greeley. Beebee will honor the Beebe Draw district’s first settler. Judge HH P Hill near death as condition worsens. relatives have lost hope.
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Evans
Burlington Railroad
John Stoddinger
Hudson
Greeley
Beebee
Beebe Draw
Norsey
HH. P. Hill
Summons in a Colorado Divorce Case 1910
The State of Colorado Weld County issues a summons in a divorce action brought by Arthur H. Wright against Myrtle M Wright. The defendant must answer within thirty days of service in Colorado or fifty days if served out of state, or the case may proceed by default. The complaint seeks a decree of divorce on grounds of wilful desertion and abandonment for over one year.
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State of Colorado
County of Weld
Arthur H. Wright
Myrtle M. Or H. Wright
Wright
State of
Colorado
Myrtle M. Wright
Weld County
Anid County
G.H. Bradfield
Greeley
Sul
Notice of Lease Application for Weld County Lands
D B Royer and D C Royer of Sterling Colorado have applied to lease all of section 16 township 6 north range nothing else will be considered after July 21 1910. This notice appears in the State Board of Land Commissioners office in Denver dated June 25 1910. First publication in Greeley Tribune June 30 1910 last publication July 21 1910.
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State Board of Land Commissioners
Denver
Colo
D. B. Royer
D.C Royer
Sterling
Weld County
Cok Grads
B. L. Jefferson
Register State Board Land Commissioners
Greeley Tribune
Severance poised for real estate boom with railroad arrival
Real estate men predict rapid growth for Severance as the Denver Laramie line is set to pass through. Farmers hold their lands, awaiting higher prices once the railroad arrives, with investors eyeing the area as a prime opportunity.
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Severance
Greeley McN
Denver-Laramie
Denver- Laramie
Mrs Chapman Family Return From Visit in Pueblo
Mrs James Chapman and three children and Miss Hattie Barkley returned to their Pueblo home on Tuesday after a week with sister Mrs J H Johnston. Mrs D W Sneath traveled to Brighton on Wednesday for a brief visit.
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James Chapman
Hattie Barkley
Pueblo
J. H. Johnston
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Ramsay
JAY Goods CO
Amon Copy
William A. Shaw
Bloomington, Ind
I. J. Shaw and
Wilam Shaw
Oxfords
Mdse. CO
W. H. Farr
Eaton
M. Brooks
Grace Tinker
W.E. Lunty
Lucerne
Pred Kern
W. E. Hickman
Ralph Henderson
Robert Dye
David
Dan Pattee
J. M. Pettijohn
Carr
Howard Todd
D. B. Wyatt
Marie Carlson
D. Grant
LaSalle
Carl Sanborn
Paul Pattee
North Park
J. B. McAdams
George Davis
John Welsh
Harrison
J. E. Brownell
Buell
J. H. Harrison
Rey.s
Earl Allen
Business College
Sunnyside
L. Mackey
Robert Steele
Palmer Lake
C. H. Wadsworth
Flee. Woodson
H. M. England
D. W. Sneath
Brighton
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