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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
7
Weld County court filings include a civil summons in a nuisance complaint against Warner, a probate matter for William B. Deceased's estate, and a petition for sale of described lands and stock. The notices set hearings and deadlines in 1910, with references to the North Poudre Company, Cape la Poudre lands, and local officials.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim a Treasury action connected to currency control. Names such as Lawrence O. M Bray and Renee appear with scattered references to statutes and county state ties, though details are unclear and document incomplete.
The court directs the defendant to appear and respond to the complaint in a divorce action involving desertion for over a year. The plaintiff seeks a decree of divorce and asks the court to grant relief as the record advances, with motions and copies of documents on file in Greeley County.
A recorded trust deed dated 1908 appears in a county record, filed in Book 205 at Page 494. The document involves a grant by PURLAG Tee and associates to secure a loan. The recital references The Steen Reality and Ventimens Company in Willis County records.
Public sale of property in Weld County Colorado under a trust deed due to default on payments. Notice gives date May 16 1910 time 11 hour in forenoon at the east front door of the Weld County Courthouse to satisfy principal and interest. Attorneys and details of purchase certificate and sale procedures noted.
Public notice from Denver Weld County Colorado announces a guardians sale of Emil David Arndt minor estate. The court schedules a cash auction at the Weld County Courthouse in Greeley for one-half undivided interest in sections 71 and 75 with a minimum bid of 2000 dollars and seven percent interest, subject to a 3.60 dollar encumbrance. The sale lists terms including in hand payment and a seven percent annual rate from September 10th. The notice includes related city street improvements and district funding details from 1910.
In Weld County Court Colorado guardian Elizaboth Bragg requests an order to sell at public auction the undivided one fourth interest in Lot 6 and 7 Block 2 Peerys Subdivision and part of the southeast quarter of section 6 township 5 north range 65 west for cash. The real estate is in Greeley Colorado. The hearing is set for May 6 at 10 o clock. The guardian is represented by John T Jacobs attorney. First publication May 5 1910. Last publication May 26 1910.
City council orders improvement for Seventh Avenue from Twentieth to Twenty first and for Twenty first Street from Sixth to Eighth Avenue. The action follows petitions filed with the city to grade all intervening surfaces between curb lines.
An early 20th century ad urges general readers to take Foler's Kidney Remedy at the first sign of kidney irregularity to avert serious illness. It notes the product is sold by all druggists and promotes overall health as a goal.
United States Department of Agriculture potato expert William Stuart toured Greeley on Friday with Commercial club secretary McCrery. He planned to inspect local lands in Pleasant Valley with Prof. Co L Pitch and collect potato samples to ship to Washington for experimental work. Stuart praised Greeley before departing for Denver.
Mr. Stuart spends his time inspecting potatoes across the country and is finishing a thorough trip through the western states. He praises Weld county produce conditions and notes several potato varieties gathered here will be sent to Washington immediately.
The State Civil Service Commission announces May exams for nine state positions. Written tests apply to Dairy man, born superintendent and stockman, teacher domestic science, prison guard, and nurse on May dates. Other posts like driver cook baker laundry require reference checks with May deadlines. Inquiries to State Civil Commission Denver.
The ad claims John D. Rockefeller would go broke trying to outdo Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea dysentery or bowel pains. It asserts the remedy is universally used and sold by all dealers.
May 4 Kersey mass meeting at W O W hall plans the first Fourth of July celebration. G W Racer named temporary chair with L B Tucker as secretary. Rev S G Corey opened with a patriotic speech and noted women of the Ladies’ Aid had withdrawn from leadership but would continue support. Committee on arrangements led by Rev S G Corey with R W Mortimer W R Rissman W F Spaulding and L B Tucker. Officers and committee members to become permanent. another mass meeting set for May 12.
Commander Julius A Pratt of Post No 143 in Kewanee writes of relief from backache and kidney pain after using Foley Kidney Pills. He reports being free from bladder misery and plans to recommend the remedy to friends and comrades. sold by all druggists.
Claud Williams buys forty six lots in block 11 for $1,000 as Kersey real estate activity surges. The eighty acre tract was platted into town lots four years ago with earlier sales to A. E. Talbot for $400. Thirty homes now stand on the addition, seventeen lots remain unsold. Other transfers include J J Ogden farm of 160 acres sold to C F Clark. prices undisclosed. Co J Williams purchases a lot south of his home on First Street for $150.
The Severance district sees rising property interest amid reports of a new rail line. A letter from W E Skinner of the Denver Laramie Dealty company says an engineer will map Severance lots within days. Fort Collins had claimed the line would bypass Severance, but the town awaits further verification and expects prosperity with the route.
Louis Seebeck of Loest Rubber Denver narrowly escaped a runaway gray horse team on Seventh Street this morning. He dropped his valuable watch while jumping aside, the horses trampled it, and the wagon crushed it in the dirt. A Denver jeweler later examined the pieces and found little chance of repair. Seebeck will take what remains to Denver to seek restoration.
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