Greeley Business Leaders Push Good Roads Movement
Commercial clubs invited to back a road improvement plan in Weld County. City business leaders urge county commissioners and the Commercial club to act, citing dilapidated county roads and benefits for farms, wagons, and auto travel. The move aims to unite local merchants in supporting state road improvements and foster regional growth.
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Greeley
Thie City
Commercial Club
Commercial Association
Ronda Im Weld
Creeley
County Clubs Asked to Back Movement at Meetings
Clubs in towns across the county will be urged to support the movement and raise the question at their organization meetings.
Church Auditorium Opens With April 1 Lecture
The auditorium of the Christian church opens on April 1 with a lecture by General Z. T. Sweeney titled The Golden Age.
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The
New Christian Church
Z. T. Sweeney
Real estate boom sparks new developments in Zita addition
Zita town pledges rapid growth as four lots sell to West Carney and four to Hasbrouck Smith. Hasbrouck Smith plan a restaurant. Greeley district prospects praised. Eaton notes Royal Neighbors box social at Woodman hall clears about 20 dollars with Mrs Felmiee winning top bid prize.
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Zita Real Estate
Boom Zita
Zita
George W. Musberger
West Carney
Kansas
Hasbrouck & Smith
Carney
In-Aw
Greeley
Union Pacific
Farmers Union in Glenwood Springs Reject Beet Scale
Weld county farmers face rising beet costs as Glenwood Springs Farmers Union members declare they will not grow beets under a $6 per ton flat rate or $6.50 for siloed beets. agitation threatens to bring action before long.
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Weld County
Farmers Union
Glenwood Springs
Farmers' Union Defies Prices, Will Not Sign Contracts
Denver March 18 Just before adjournment the Farmers' Union convention at Glenwood Springs adopted a resolution binding affiliated farmers to sign no planting contracts for sugar beets unless the sugar companies pay the farmers demanded prices of 6 dollars a ton flat and 6.50 for siloed beets A Great Western Sugar Company official said no conference would be held and the company will not meet the price The company has offered a sliding scale from 5 dollars upward and will run its factories while others stay idle if contracts are not signed The union says growers will refuse to accept the price and will plant if demands are not met
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Denver
Farmers’ Union
Glenwood Springs
Great Western Sugar Company
The Healthy Rugged Family Quietly Enjoys Quaker Scotch Oats
A description extols a family that eats plenty of Quaker Scotch Oats, praising health and rugged virtue. The oats are sold in regular and tightly sealed tins suitable for various climates.
Silk Dresses For Easter Showroom In New Spring Tones
A special showing presents women's one piece silk dresses for Easter. The collection features Sun burst skirts in changeable silk and black and white checks, all made of quality material in new Spring colorings and black. The shop claims unmatched variety and prices north of Denver.
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Denver
Weld County Farmers Seek Law Binding on Potatoes and Melons
Weld county farmers press that the recent Rocky Ford melon ruling should apply to potatoes as well. They argue that Idaho and other potatoes shipped here and reexported as Weld county or Greeley produce should be restricted. If the law is enforced, growers anticipate improved pricing and fair labeling across crops.
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Weld
Rocky Ford
Idaho
Greeley
The
Tribune
Weld County
New Gas Company Plans Expand in Greeley
The Greeley Gas and Electric company is capitalized at 50000 dollars with 25000 dollars of old stock issued and about five times that amount spent. The firm plans to lay six miles of new mains, expand the plant, and construct a new facility within a year or two. The Greeley Gas and Fuel company will include the gas and electric operations.
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Greeley Gas & Electric Company
Greeley Gas and Fuel Company
Greeley Gas ‘and Electric Company
Fort Collins Couple Wed with Minor Bride in License
A marriage license in Fort Collins was issued to Florence Cathcart and Maud Whitacre, the latter aged 16, by the county clerk, documenting a union in the city.
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Fort Collins
Florence Cathcart
Maud Whitacre
Mead Sanford Buys 80 Acre Tract Near Kersey
Mead Sanford purchased an eighty acre tract near Kersey from Charles Smith for fourteen thousand dollars. The same buyer recently completed the sale of his Pleasant Valley property for twenty two thousand dollars.
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Mead Sanford
Kersey
Bays
Chas. Smith
Pleasant Valley
Purcell Land Company
Charles Smith
Sanford
Fort Lupton Observes St Patrick’s Day
Fort Lupton marked St Patrick’s Day on March 18 with local observances. Residents gathered for community events and celebrations reflecting the holiday’s spirit.
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Fort Lupton
St. Patrick’s Day
Thursday Afternoon Club Meets at Mrs Griffiths
An afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Griffith featured an Irish joke roll call and green decorations. The Denver orchestra provided music as members gathered at Convention Hall on Thursday night for the event.
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Convention Hall
Denver
Fred Griffith
High Priced Stock at Kramer Sale Fetches Top Prices
March 18 report from Kersey notes strong bidding at John Kramer sale. A colt topped over 250 dollars. a cow brought 80. a heifer 42. Poultry sold 8.50 to 9.25 per dozen and a peacock went for 10. Kramer will rent near Windsor next year after farming a S. L. W. ranch. Belle Johnston of Victor was in Greeley on business Monday.
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Benjamin
New York
Park Moise. Co
New Gas Company
Belle Johnston
Victor
Jin Greeley
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Barteldes Seed CO
Denver, Colo
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