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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
5
The document records an adjustment day notice from Weld County officials listing cases and involved parties. It notes appearance and payments related to estate matters and references a greey form and mis italics. The fragmentary text indicates a scheduled public action and the responsible official signs on the specified date.
The notice references a probate matter in the Batate Awtus oi Bartiett area with April dates and parties including a judge, an executor, and legal representatives. It notes approval and discharge and mentions Angastes and local legal groups.
A special meeting of the stockholders of The Colorado Beet Harvester Co. is called by the board of directors for March 7 at 2 o clock in room 208 in Greeley Colorado to amend the Articles of Incorporation to increase capital stock to one hundred dollars divided into ten thousand shares of one hundred dollars par value. The meeting will be held under the authority of the state statutes and will consider the proposed amendment. Approval or rejection will be by vote, with directors William G Maurer president and P Green secretary.
A proposal to offer free rides on opening day is discussed as streetcar tracks are rebuilt at Alberta Erickson property. P D Buehler oversees work with Northern Colorado Power to supply power. Officials predict street cars in Greeley by late May following a court decision on the Asian Pacific petition.
A Denver Laramie engineer stated that Union Pacific Burlington and Denver Laramie Northwestern will build depots near Arlington to serve Normal School students. Residents of south Greeley approve the plan and construction is to begin soon but likely not until the next school year.
Russian laborers gathered at the German Lutheran church as the community marked Good Friday. The church packed with families in peasant dress, soil work paused across farms, no beet field labor until after the spring festival. Foley's Kidney Remedy advertised in the same notice.
Four year old Mabel Rochey, daughter of Phrom Rochey living east of La Salle, suffered a broken right arm when a toy express wagon turned over on a farm. Attended by a Greeley physician, officials say there should be no serious complications, as other children rode in the wagon at the time.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for hoarseness throat tickle and nighttime coughing. It claims relief and states the product is sold by all dealers.
Gilbert Landell of the Colorado Milk company told Windsor Chamber of Commerce members that the Roch ester based Columbine Condensed Milk company plans a new milk condenser in northern Colorado. He did not specify the exact town but said Windsor has a good chance and urged locals to secure cows and present a proposal to the company.
A Windsor smoker drew a large delegation of farmers as talks centered on establishing a local milk condenser. Officials noted Windsor lacks enough cows to supply a plant and that 1200 cows and up to 1,000 guaranteed funds are needed. Landell urged buying more cattle while promising profits.
Dr Sapero a Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist will examine the eyes of school children and their own eyes free at the Camfield hotel on Thursday Friday and Saturday April 7 and 9. Come early.
Sheriff Florance reports informant tips led to the arrest of Lape in Denver on Saturday on a charge of stealing a horse from George McCormick of Rinn. The horse vanished Friday and was allegedly ridden to Denver and to the Frazier stables at the stock yards before attempts to dispose of it. Denver police detained Lape until Sheriff Florance arrived to take him back for trial.
W. W. Harris of this city faced arraignment last Saturday on two counts of cruelty to mules he owns. Bond set at 400 dollars, trial scheduled for April 14, as humane society and assistant district attorney pursue actions against animal brutality in several cases. Graders are expected to be arraigned next on similar charges.
A Denver party including A. H. Efckoff and Harold Tinker escaped serious harm when their car left the road near a small bridge south of Evans. The steering failed, the vehicle toppled into the ditch, and Mrs. Tinker sprained her arm. The group continued to Greeley after help.
Music committee members with the choir and church ladies held a supper at the Baptist church Friday night to swell the music fund. Decorations by Miss Gertrude Norris and a ladies’ servered supper helped raise about $60.
The city ordinance prohibits locating or operating livery boarding or foundry premises within 200 feet of residences in blocks where two thirds are residential unless two thirds of nearby lot owners consent in writing. Violations incur fines from 50 to 200 dollars and each day of continued offense counts as a new fine. Also announces an auction by Herbert Farm on April 16 in Denver for trotting horses.
Eighteen cars of sheep from Eaton and Ault were shipped east this morning to Chicago. Shippers include T. H. Wilson Fred Campbell Willus Eaton J. M. Collins and William Nettleton Homer Ricketts accompanied the consignment.
Classified brief lists a vocal music teacher Madam Imm Storms offering lessons at $1 per hour with contact phone Greeley 561.
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