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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
4
The Tribune urges use of the spotlight to scrutinize county commissioners and a taxpayer committee over handling of funds. It argues the light will reveal integrity or flaws and calls for full cooperation from officials and transparency in county affairs.
The Tribune thanks readers for kind words during recent civic differences. Messages arrived by telephone, in letters, and as subscriptions, all signaling continued support for the paper.
The Denver Republican commentary argues the Tribune must print all city events without fear or favor. It defends expanded coverage of politics, crops, crime, and mining, noting readers demand varied news while urging improved irrigation and farming growth for Colorado.
The Denver Times notes T Coleman Du Pont plans to spend 2 009 000 dollars on a statewide Delaware boulevard. It contrasts his plan with Andrew Carnegie, John D Rockefeller, and others who used wealth for libraries universities institutes or churches.
Reports from all points say February snow raised water supply above normal, promising heavier irrigation for next year. Farmers gain confidence, hoping completed projects will resume, despite tight money markets delaying some storage schemes.
The Farmers Union commends the democratic editors gathered in Denver last Monday. It notes broad harmony between union and both major parties on popular demands endorsed by civic bodies. Editors urged redemption of pledges before electing a U.S. senator and supporting the most diligent enactor at the legislative session.
Mrs N C Swan returns home following an extended visit with relatives in Denver. While there she and her daughter Rose attended the Lincoln banquet of the Illinois society where over 300 guests were served.
Land sale notice for 160 acre relinquishment in a new district near Carr. Names include L. D. Quick. Further location details are unreadable in the fragment.
The ordinance fixes salaries for city officials including the City Engineer Police Magistrate City Marshal City Attorney and city physician and health officer. It also outlines duties fees and conditions for special policemen and repeals previous ordinances. The measure passed March 7 1911 with five ayes and no nays.
In Weld County probate court 1911 case Edward Joyce insane estate Mary Ann Joyce conservator seeks sale of undivided 1 5 tithes in Lot 9 Block 43 and Lot 1 Block 47 and east half thereof in Greeley to raise revenue. Court orders show cause hearing April 10 1911 at 10 o clock before G H Bradfield. Publications to run four weeks in The Greeley Tribune from March 9 to March 30 1911.
Notice states the estate of Ro ward Joyce Insane and parcels in Weld County Colorado are to be sold at public auction April 1911. It lists 40 acres in sections and townships with terms for payment and mineral rights reserved by the State of Colorado. The State Board of Land Commissioners will approve the sale and reserves the right to reject bids.
The notice outlines undivided partial interests in lots within the City of Greeley Weld County Colorado subject to a liquor clause and a railway right of way. It references Elizabeth Joyce Tyroff and others, with a court order for sale and a newspaper publication in 1911 with last date of March.
J H M Oster of La Salle Colorado has applied No 9249 to lease Bee 26 Two No other application will be considered after March 30 1911. Notice appears from Denver March 4 1911 and last publication March 9 1911. Registered by B L Jeffereson State Board Land Commissioners.
State of Colorado notice announces a final distribution of unclaimed dividends and assets. The assignment involves J A Perkins and Sherrill doing business as The Fashion. Creditors with claims must file by June 1 1911 with Assignee Leo G Mann for distribution on June 20 1911 at 10 am.
By decree dated February 16 1611 in Weld County District Court Sanborn and Houston as plaintiffs against Charles C Roe P Wallen as Public Trustee and Industrial Building and Loan Association as defendants the sale of mortgaged premises will occur March 16 1911 at 10:00 AM at the east front door of the Weld County Court House.
The notice describes sale of the northeast corner of section six in town and range near Greeley Weld County Colorado under a mortgage with an appraisal of $527.32 due to the plaintiff and defendant Charles C Roe Ansigny. The sale is to be by public auction to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the mortgage lien and costs. Dates show first publication Feb 23 1911 and last March 9 1911.
Notice is given that on Monday April 10 1911 at 10 p m in Weld County Colorado the administrator Benjamin F Woodruff will present his final settlement before the county court and seek discharge. The court will hear objections and review heirs under the petition of Benjamin F Woodruff for judicial determination of heirs and shares with HL Woodruff and Benjamin F Woodruff named as heirs.
Sheriff J McAfer advertises a public sale of real estate owned by V. D. Selby. The Lot 26 and 27 in Block 7, First Addition to Awlt are to be sold at ten o clock A M on February 14 1911 at the east front door of the Court House in Greeley Colorado to satisfy a judgement held by The Guerest-Rusee Lumber Company.
Stockholders holding more than ten percent of Delta Irrigation Company capital call an annual meeting in Weld County Colorado at the Weld County Savings Bank parlor on March 18 1911 at 2 30 PM. They will vote on renewal of incorporation and corporate existence and address other business as needed with Albert Lawrence secretary listed among attendees and share counts.
The Department of the Interior United States Land Office Sterling Colorado issues a contest against Tomas Ernest Kies for Homestead Entry 011123 filed Feb 21 1910 in Section 9 Township 9 North Range 57 West Sixth Meridian. Harry Bethune contends Kies has not established a residence or habitation and has abandoned the entry for over six months. Public notice given with last publication in the Greeley Tribune March 16 1911. Proceedings set for March 21 1911 at 10:00 a.m. before the Register and Receiver in Sterling Colorado.
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