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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
6
Dry towns boost business says Lincoln mayor
Lincoln Nebraska officials and business leaders report prohibition strengthens trade and employment. Officials cite higher bank deposits, increased construction, and rising rents, while farmers and railroad workers praise stable workers and safer crowds at fairs. Evans, Greeley, and other towns urged to keep saloons out, arguing property values and growth depend on prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Birthday party honors Platteville child and civic notes
Mrs. George Snider Jr hosts a birthday party for Mary Snider age two with Elizabeth Mosher Mildred Genthorn and Bobby Lang among the guests. Platteville post office gains new fixtures and moves to third class status amid rising business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
George Snider, Jr
Mary
Elizabeth Mosher
Mildred [Ienthorn
Bobby Lang
James Scott
Raney
Alice Hoffman
Misses Corbett
Stella Schaffer
Kel Drake
Pearl Hoffman
A. J. DeLong
Grand Junction
Uy Mosher
Elbert Willey
Miller Ranch
Brighton
Minnie Lucan
Denver
W. EB. Reid
Ethel Hoffman
May Des Jardins
Platteville School
Teachers’ Association
Fort Collins
Peckham
Ernest Tory
Jack Johns
Erie
Special school district voters meeting in Highlandlake district
A special meeting of the school district voters is planned for this week in Highlandlake. Mrs Emma Palmers runs the local post office until new arrangements are set. The Farmers Union meets Saturdays in Mead with growing membership. No school Friday in Prof Reid's room due to a teachers' convention in Fort Collins. James Bodkin and his son Roy looked at dry land farms near Sterling and expect to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlandlake
Emma Palmers
Farmers Union
Mead
Prof. Reid
Fort Collins
James Bodkin
Roy
Spencer
Sterling
Local Notices and Family Movements
Mrs Keasy returns to Iowa after sister Viola Feland passes away. Viola’s sister Miss Viola Feland is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Feland. Jake Bolander has left for Idaho. Mr Selby has returned home after a few days in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Keasy
Iowa
Viola Feland
Mrs. Feland
Jake Bolander
Idaho
Mr. Selby
Platteville Couple Granted Marriage License in Denver
Ross C. Hall and Mary Gower of Platteville were issued a marriage license yesterday in Denver. The couple plans a future ceremony in their hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Denver
Ross C. Hall
Mary Gower
Ault Smoker Draws Large Greeley Crowd
March 11 in Greeley a smoker at the Armory featured Davis the Canadian lightweight champion defeating Brown of Wyoming. Gothal defeated Mondt, L Tolliver showcased middleweight prowess, and three boxing matches entertained about 250 attendees with 40 from Greeley and Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault
Davis
Canada
Brown
Cheyenn
Wyoming
Armory
Gothal
Longmont
Mondt
Aust
L. Tolliver
Middle Western States
Greeley
Eaton
Eleven Dollar Hog Heads West Amid Surging Pork Prices
Denver reports the eleven dollar hog arrives in Cincinnati and is due in Denver within a week as pork prices climb. Chicago packers cannot curb the market amid limited hog supply. Denver hogs bring thirteen dollars while beef and sheep prices also rise, and farmers ship hogs to market as supply narrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cincinnati
Chicago
Sanford Ranch Sale Near Greeley Shaped Major Farm Transfer
Mead Sanford sold an eight acre Pleasant Valley farm northeast of Greeley to Charles Wallace Sr for $22,000. The property was described as among the finest in the Greeley district. Mrs J C Wylie visited Platteville Saturday night and Sunday with friends. Mr Wylie traveled from Denver to Platteville for the weekend and left this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Sanford
Greeley
Pleasant Valley
Charles Wallace, Sr
J. C. Wylie
Plattteville
Mr. Wylig
Denver
Platteville
Coulter urges sanitation law at Kersey on food purity
Deputy state pure food inspector B. Coulter spoke to a large Kersey audience urging a sanitation law to ensure cleanliness in food manufacture. He cited past failures under 1906 law, highlighted adulteration in meats, spices, jams, syrups, butter, and labels, and called for strict sanitary standards in packing houses and factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Coulter
Kersey
Coulter
Altho
Fort Collins
Denver
Greeley
Cabbage and Onion Growers Advertise Seed Stock
Cabbage and Onion Growers announce seed from selected stock of finest strain. Contact T. Brockway at West Ninth Street. Phone Red 743.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Cross
Brockway
West Ninth Street
Denver contractor wins plastering contract for Camfield trust building
M. . Scott of Denver has secured the bid to plaster the new Camfield trust building, receiving the contract for the essential exterior and interior plastering work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. ©. Scott
Denver
Camfield Trust
Rankin Guest Of Gibson Family In Denver Visit
W B Rankin of Denver visited the home of Mr and Mrs J N Gibson on Saturday. Rankin serves as an agent for the State Home for Dependent Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Rankin
Denver
J. N. Gibson
Mr. Rankin
State Home
Boy Struck by Car Near Alby School
An 11 year old boy Wille Bohlander was hit by a car in front of Alby school two miles south of Twis bridges. The vehicle did not stop and the child suffered only minor scrapes after the auto passed over him. He was taken to the school then home. The drivers’ identities are unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alby School
Twis Bridges
Wille Bohlander
Charles Boblander
Milliken
Auto accident injures Bohlander boy during school recess
During a school recess Bohlander and other children played in the road when an automobile approached. The first car stopped partly, the second car followed and struck the boy, pulling him under its wheels. He was bruised but not seriously hurt and went home. A social sale at the View schoolhouse followed, raising funds for the society.
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Bohlander
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