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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
4
A Colorado editorial reflects on a tired wife returning to her ordinary life and then uses the image of John slamming his shoes to illustrate how small irritants keep a city energized. The piece argues a little disruption prevents stagnation and strengthens communal resolve. John’s shoe slams are a harmless nuisance that anchors local energy and character.
In northern Colorado the arrival of spring brings warmth color and fragrance. The piece recalls childhood memories and everyday family life as spring stirs ambitions loves and small domestic events like housecleaning and Easter prep. It notes a seasonal mood shift for households and individuals alike.
Spring brings less melancholy and more joy as people soften attitudes toward others. The season’s gentler mood invites graciousness and hope, tempering long grudges and hinting at surprising good in neighbors as the days grow warmer.
A feature on pigeon and bantam breeds highlights variety from giant to Pigmy Pouter and recalls childhood favorites. It argues that choosing any breed from Cochin to Polish offers pleasure, interest, and potential profit with proper care.
Mrs J Christman travels to Denver Tuesday to meet her daughter Mrs R B Briggs of Granada. They will spend a few days in Denver visiting Christman's brother and enjoy time together.
J H Oster of La Salle Calo has applied to lease all of Section 36 Township 4 North Range 65 West in Weld County Colorado under application No 9349. No other lease applications will be considered after March 30 1911. B L Jefferson Register State Board Land Commissioners. First published March 9 1911 in the Greeley Tribune. final publication March 30 1911.
Notice of sale of 40 acres in Weld County Colorado to the highest responsible bidder on April 5 1911 at 2 pm in the Capitol Building Denver. Minimum price per acre six dollars with extensive mineral rights reservations and detailed payment terms based on parcel value. State reserves mineral rights and right of ingress for mining. Successful bidder must meet citizenship or intent requirements and pay fees.
In Weld County Colorado a conservator Mary Ann Jones petitions for sale of undivided interests in 20 acres in Section 36 Township 6 North Range 66 West and 40 acres more or less in Section 21 Township 6 North Range 65 West including water rights and river area. Final settlement hearing set April 3 1911 for William B Woodruff estate with administrator Benjamin F Woodruff to discharge after heirship determinations. heirs Nancy H Woodruff and Benjamin F Woodruff listed.
1911 court order directs sale of undivided 1-5 interests in multiple Greeley properties Weld County Colorado to raise funds for the insane estate. The order names Elizabeth Joyce and others to appear on April 10 1911 to show cause why Mary Ann Joyce Conservator should not sell parcels including lots in blocks 25 53 and land in the Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 1 Township 5 North Range 65 West. The Greeley Tribune to publish for four weeks.
The Interior Department office in Sterling Colorado reports a contest affidavit by Harry F. Bethune against Homestead Entry 011123 filed February 21 1914 for section 9 township 9 north range 67 west. It alleges that Tonias Ernest Klee the contestee never established residence.
Weld County filings detail a petition by Mary Ann Joyce as Conservator seeking fee parcels of real estate with liquor clause titles in Lots 9 and 1, Block 43 and 47 in Greeley. Notices require contestants to answer or file proof of service by a set date, with multiple publication dates listed through April 6.
Department of the Interior notices contest by J Ross Reybold against Geo M Park of Montrose Colorado for Desert Land Entry No 1229 claiming lack of proof of irrigation within four years. The Willow Creek Reservoir irrigation system allegedly completed but lacking water supply. Park must respond within twenty days after publication or entry will be canceled without further hearing.
Ordinance establishes street and sidewalk grades in Greeley Colorado using profiles numbered 1 to 26 prepared by City Engineer O F Shattuck dated March 10 1911. The datum bench mark is a stone in Lincoln Park marked R M with a 25 foot elevation. Profiles list grade lines for Ninth to Twenty Fourth Streets and numerous avenues, specifying centerline and sidewalk grades and fire plug elevations. Repeals prior ordinances. signed by Mayor and City Clerk and published March 1911.
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