Snow Mish Mirth and Rich Grain Prospects in Northern Colorado
Heavy snows linger as three more inches fall, bringing two weeks’ total to about two feet. Moisture promises robust grain crops, with northern Colorado’s outlook described as historically favorable. Grover eyes oil depot growth as Continental Oil signals major investment, expanding tanks, transport routes, and local employment, boosting town commerce and gravel pit operations with Burlington and Union Pacific links.
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Colorado
Ault Advertiser
Grover
J. M. Hollister
Continental Oil Company
Standard
Wyoming
Pine Bluffs
Burlington
Raymer
Campstool
Wyo
Briggsdale
Union Pacific
Gravel Land & Irrigation Company
Tri-City Press
Forest Service: small stockman support preserved by oversight
A presidential message praises forest service efforts across valleys and ranges. It argues small resident cattlemen and shepherds benefit from modest fees and protected grazing, while large range monopolies threaten settlers. It cites Pinchot’s removal and a ranger’s loss of backing as shifts in enforcement.
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Forest Service
Steve Prairie
San Juan
Carbondale
Forest Rangers
Carbndale
Battlement Mesa National Forest
Plateau
Taft
Pinchot
Denver
Local Notes and Travel as March Rushes On
Tribune reader letter urges unity in forest policy affecting water supplies. Little locals: C M Jones to Milliken. A H Seely home from Loveland. Ernest York and wife from Denver in Greeley for business. Gossett heads to Warrensburg MO. Judge Pressly to Delta for fruit farm. A H Harrison back from six weeks in Missouri on legal work. Scott Bullard injured from ladder fall. Rugh couple leaving Mineral Wells for Omaha then Greeley. Miss Elizabeth Kitson away two months to Chicago Vernon NY and NYC. Dr George Halsted to speak on Continuity before Colorado Mathematical society in Denver with Greeley interest.
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A. H. Seely
Loveland
Ernest P. York
Denver
Greeley
Frank Gossett
Warrensburg
T. C. Pressly
Delta
A. H. Harrison
Missouri
Scott Bullard
C. Rugh
Mineral Wells
Tex
Ralph Drury
Omaha
How to Brace Weak Tree Crotches Safely
Advice from Colorado Agricultural College on preventing hazardous tree crotch failures. Explains why traditional iron bands can harm trees and promotes using a through rod with a nut and head to brace the split crotch. Provides guidance on hole size and rod dimensions based on limb size.
Searing couple revel in Tacoma spring bloom and new business
Like Washington Word reports from Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Searing of Tacoma Washington they are delighted with the country there saying grass and shrubs stay green all winter daffodils and crocus are in bloom and spring hats are worn Mr Searing formerly ran a greenhouse here and now operates a Tacoma grocery. Results certain with the Tribune want ads.
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Washington
W. H. Searing
Tacoma
Wash
News Notes of Weld County Masters
C L Waite and A R Mackey visited Greeley on Saturday. Miss Marion Brink of Greeley guest of Miss Mollie Hilder man last week. Miss Esther Lovering spent the week end with Miss Anna Chaffin. John Carlson left Wednesday for Chicago with a shipment of lambs. Anna Chaffin entertained with a dinner. Smith Thompson home for a short visit. Mr Thompson has rented the Watson place for the coming season. Mr and Mrs J J Gleason visiting friends and relatives in Kansas for a few weeks. Mrs W E Day entertained in honor of Mr Way's birthday. guests numbered 2 and enjoyed turkey dinner.
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J. J. Gleason
Kansas
W. E. Day
Mr. Way
Social notes from Gill area and nearby towns
Miss Susie Steck visits Greeley sister while Clara Bunner from Colorado Springs vacationes near Gill. Gill play Our Country draws visitors. many local guests and travels between Greeley, Gilcrest, and Gill. Notices of illness, visits, and community events listed with multiple Weld County residents and farms.
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GILL
Susie Steck
Greeley
J. E. Kennedy
Clara Bunner
Colorado Springs
Blair
Florence
Hazel Retsloff
Cecelia Docksteader
Herman Mapes
Gilcrest
Elizabeth Blair
Our Country
Gill School
Roy Bardwell
Bardwell
Creeley Hospital
East
Crita
Ellen Bronson
Bertha Blair
Merle Alden
Greeley Gas Company Dissolution Notice Issued
Greeley Colo March 15 1912 notice states The Greeley Gas Company has been forever dissolved after a stockholders meeting. All debts paid and assets distributed pro rata among stockholders per dissolution order and seal of the corporation. Alfred Riley secretary attested on March 15 1912. April 25 1912 estate notice follows.
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Bent Fine
Greeley
A. D
Clara Fin
Chas, C. Townsend
Greeley Tribune
Johanna Christina Reinhold
Colorado
Colo
Greeley Gas Company
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County Press
Independent
Fort Lupton Press
Tribune Reader
C. M. Jones
Milliken
Tribune
Weld County
Stork
United States
Greeley National Bank
Cahill Dry Goods Company
M. J. Neill Furniture Company
D. R. McArthur & Company
Hardwarg
Big Bend
Dragmar
Pumphrey
Gordie McMillan
E. G. Mack
Dave Kentnew
G. W. Coffman
Nellie George
Joe Crowley
Boulder
Robert Kidd
Kersey
J. O. Scarlett
Grand Junction
Charles Williams
W. G. Sterling
Ierm
Lasalle
J. E. Case
Timnath
Nebraska
Edie
Mark Tighe
W. L. Tighe
Stopher
Smith District
McCall
Smith School
N. Mair- Play
Otis Carlton
Richard Carroll
Georg Pate Ton
St. Patrick
Rybody
P. D. Learnard
Lancaster
Wise
P. D
Gill District
Curtis
Garnet
Edith Herrington
O. Nelson
J. F. English
Elmer Hedden
Herold Rogers
California
J. E. Lynn
B. F. McCoy
F. Palmer
Donald Mattheson
Rev. Lynn
Christian Church
D. E. Carpenter
Farmers
Senator Carpenter
of Weld
Sal Weld
Oscar F. Broman
Frederick Reinhold
Thomas A. Nixon
John C. Nixon
State of Colorado
County of Weld
Nellie Hughes
Frank Hughes
State of
Delph E. Carpenter
Herbert M. Baker
County
Cova
Weld
Anna Galaduchina
Plainuld
Wis Maesa
Agaiat
Colorana
Alfred Riley
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