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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1910

Page

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Collision between auto and buggy injures Vandapool

An automobile driven by F Waggoner collided with a buggy driven by W W Vanderpool at the Eleventh avenue crossing. Vandapool was thrown, his horse stopped but the carriage wrecked. Vandapool was unconscious and later hospitalized with back injuries. Waggoner and Wilbur Force were uninjured.

By & F. Waggoner W. W. Vandapool Eleventh Avenue Ncar Fourteenth Street Vandapool

Accident deemed unavoidable by both witnesses

The report states Mr Vandapool and Mr Wag oner consider the crash unavoidable due to an arc light shining in Vandapool’s eyes. The dark road and Wag oner’s limited visibility left no chance to avert the buggy collision. Vandapool was knocked unconscious as the carriage was wrecked and friends aided his return home.

Mr. Vandapool Mr. Wagoner Vandapool Waggoner Mr. Vendapool Mr. Weexener Mr. Force

Property dispute over Nashler estate in court

Answer filed by E C Smith in the case of L C Erkenbeck v Thomas Nashler. Salt sought to recover certain amounts claimed due. Joseph C Ewing appeared for Ernest Nashler, asserting ownership. The answer states the property belongs to Thomas Nashler, not Ernest Nashler.

E C. Smith L. C. Rerkenbeck Thomas Nashler Erkenbeck Attorny Joseph C. Ewing Ernest Nashler

M. B. A. Lodge Gives Farewell to Mr and Mrs Rose

A surprise farewell party was held Monday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs H A Rows. Twenty M B A lodge members attended to bid Mr and Mrs Rose goodbye as they depart for Morrill Nebraska to make their home. Refreshments were served.

J. A. Rose H. A. Rows M. B. A. Lodge

Grain Theft Charged In Grain Heist From Healy Homestead

Rudolf Reichen was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Charles Petton in connection with the theft of more than 430 sacks of oats and barley from D. V. Healy near Grover. Reichen confessed claiming he acted for his share and an investigation with potential further arrests will follow.

D. V. Healy Sear Grover Rudolf Relichen Sheri Charles Petton Greeley Reichen Healy Peterson

Dry farmers seek extension of improvement time in Washington

Attorney Charles Tew, after finishing work on Henrylyn irrigation bonds in Chicago, traveled to Washington to urge US authorities to extend the time for dry farmers to complete improvements. He expected a three week stay to push the request, saying current law leaves them little time to finish required work.

Charles Tew Washington Henrylyn Company Chicago United States Tew Henrylyn Mr. Tew

Local Resident J. 8. Berdell Dies in Kersey Home

Special to the Daily Tribune reports J. 8. Berdell longtime Kersey resident died last night at his daughter Mrs. Gertrude Piersons home. Berdell had lived in Kersey for eight years.

Daily Tribune Kersey Mar Berdell Gertrude Pierson

Farmers Sowing Wheat Across Weld County Areas

Farmers in Weld County report thousands of acres sown with wheat. The work is well advanced around Mead Johnstown Berthoud and across the northern and southern ends. Prospects for an excellent crop are strong given ample water supplies.

Mead, Johnstown Berthoud Weld County Johnstown Mead

Driver Escapes As Runaway Horses Wreck Rig

Velorous Webster a rancher living west of town escaped unharmed Monday after stopping to open a gate. One horse pulled off a bridle, the team ran about a half mile wrecking the buggy and colliding with a haystack. Both horses were bruised but recovering.

Velorous Webster

Miss Kelley Brought Home Improved In Health

Paton reports Miss Winnifred Kelley has recovered from a dangerous Denver hospital operation and was brought home on Monday. Friends rejoice at her improved condition and look for a full recovery.

The Daily Tribune Paton Mar Winnifred Kelley Denver

Baton Registration Board Appointed in Maton

A. B. Copeland Homer Cushman and G. H. Denio named to the registration board and judges of election. The town board held a special meeting last night to finalize the appointments.

Daily Tribune Maton Mar A. B. Copeland Homer Cushman G. H. Denio

Windsor teen Leon Comer marks seventeenth birthday party

Leon Comer, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Comer, celebrated his seventeenth birthday with a Monday night party attended by school friends. The evening featured games amusements and a nice supper.

Windsor Daily Tribune Leon Comer John Comer

Seventy-odd years of marriage grace Van Valkenburgs

Rev. and Mrs. R. J. Van Valkenburg celebrated their sixty seventh wedding anniversary at 813 Fourth street in Greeley where they have lived since 1904. Born in 1823 they married at 19 in New York. he led a long clerical career, served as captain and chaplain in the Civil War, helped found lodges, and aided many local congregations. They have three daughters, fourteen grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren.

R. J. van Valkenburg Fourth Street Greeley Sherman Colorado Central City Black Hawk van Valkenburg Longmont Erie Denver Grand Lodge FE. C. Hughes Golden Joseph Powell Yampa G. A. Rice Boulder Callie Johns Sadie Wright

Postmaster Behring of Kuner Faces Postoffice Scrutiny

Postmaster Behring of Kuner is set for trouble with U S post office officials over a dispute with an insurer. Behring claims he never received the policy, while the insurer says he did but paid no premium. Justice Pressly ordered Behring to pay the premium as the case proceeds. Postmaster Gray attended the sessions to document the proceedings for the post office inspector.

Behring Kuner United States Postoffice Justice Pressly Insurance Company Postoffice Department Gray Seasion Post Office

Salmagundi Club Hears Enos Mills On Estes Park National Park Plan

Enos Mills spoke to the Salmagundi club about converting Estes Park into a national park. He detailed the project, shared nearby out-of-the-way scenic spots, and recounted the bear story and the Thousand Year Pine, a 1047 year old tree cut against his wishes. A committee was formed to represent the club before the Commercial club on the proposal.

Enos Mills Salmagundi Club Estes Park Mr. Mills

Pennington Farewell Party At Ranch Before Move

Mr and Mrs J L Pennington and daughter Florence hosted a farewell gathering Monday at their ranch as neighbors bid them goodbye before moving to Fort Morgan. Lees from Leona Bernice Laughry J W Miller and Alta performed music readings by Mrs Ben Straight Elsie Bunning. Forty guests attended with cards dancing and a midnight lunch.

J. L. Pennington Florence Pennington Fort Morgan Leona Bernice Laughry J. W. Miller Alta Ben Straight Elsie Bunning

Kersey Bank Publishes Town History Folder

The Kersey State bank has issued a folder detailing the history of Kersey and surrounding areas. The illustrated folder includes several good cuts and other information of local interest.

Kersey Bank Daily Tribune Kersey Mar Kersey State Bank

Denver Laramie Officials Inspect Right of Way Near Evans Greeley

Chief Engineer Buck and Land Agent Hutchinson of the Denver Laramie Northwestern visited Greeley to inspect the Evans to Greeley right of way. They studied the route with blueprints, weighing potential changes depending on a pending U S court decision. If the current 400-foot right of way is rejected, a new path or altered route through Greeley may be pursued, requiring a new franchise.

Buck Hutchinson Greeley Evans E. A. Buck Denver, Laramie & Northwestern J. Hutchinson Union Pacific Lewis United States Denver-Laramie

Day of Crime Shocks Nations Across Cities

A string of fatal acts reported from Chicago New York Kansas City and Oklahoma City. In Chicago Frank Marsh 27 killed Grace Hall after proposing then killed himself. New York police say Frank Saldemando shot Carrie Murat then killed himself after Amelia Murat was refused to join him in Little Italy. In Kansas City Louis Hillson killed Gray Gayou and wounded Jack Doyle during a store after hours break in. In Oklahoma City Leon Fries 18 is held for murdering auto driver Artie Rose with a hammer after a Sunday ride motive given as desire for an automobile.

New York Carrie Murat Greensboro Frank Saldemando Amielia Kansas City Mar Gray Gayou Louis Hillson Jack Doyle Miss Gayou Doyle Hillson Oklahoma City Okla Leon Fries Artie Rose Fries Rose Norman

Kersey Couple Wed Quietly At Night In Kersey

Miss Nellie Talbot and E G Gillard married in Kersey at 10 o clock Monday evening in a secret ceremony. Rev. Dorey officiated with intimate friends present. Gillard, a Kersey businessman, and the bride, a former teacher, will honeymoon in Grover with the bride’s parents.

Nellie Talbot E. G. Gillard Kersey Mr. Dorey EB. G. Young Greeley University of Wisconsin Mr. Gillard Grover

Lory Addresses Eaton Club on Western Slope Farming

Charles A. Lory, president of the State Agricultural College, spoke to the Round Table at Eaton Monday night about farm problems. He highlighted seepage irrigation and dry land farming while Principal Netherton of Fort Collins spoke on western slope conditions. The talk drew many local farm owners and enthusiastic reception.

Charles A. Lory State Agricultural College Round Table Eaton Netherton Fort Collins School of Agriculture Lory R. M. Haythorn Messrs. Lory and

Lory argues farmers use excessive irrigation in Eaton talk

In Eaton on March 1 Professor Lory urged tighter water use for irrigation warning land seepage is rising and fertility is at risk. He predicted widespread adoption of water meters and favored leguminous crops while doubting dry farming viability. Principal Netherton discussed western slope fruit growing and soil fertilization.

Netherton

Patrolman Ahrend First to Place Guides in Greeley

Patrolman William Ahrend is believed to be the first man in Greeley to place his guides. He has worked on his tract for some time and notes the ground is only slightly frozen.

William Ahrend Greeley Ahrend

Sterling Realty Plans New Hotel and Theater Project

At the Sterling Realty board meeting plans for a new hotel and theater will be submitted by Architect Wayne Patterson. The site buildings will be moved and excavation will start as construction begins within days. large cottonwood trees along the property are being cut down.

The Sterling Realty Company Wayne Patterson

Rose Family Heads to Morrill Nebraska Home

Mr and Mrs J A Rose left today for Morrill Nebraska where they will make their home Their two daughters Misses Ruby and Lena will remain in Greeley

J. A. Rose Morrill, Neb Misses Ruby Lena Greeley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Uto M. B. A. Lodge Farewell Capital City S. Berdell Dors West Weld Baton Registration Board Rev Mrs. van Valkenburg Mrs Cordelia van Valkenburg Richard van Valkenburg Behring of Denver and Laramie U. P Grace Hall Frank Marsh Marsh Dillonville Eaton Club Eaton Mer Fort Collins Sterling Realty Directors Pew
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