Greeley urged to launch city wide fly extermination campaign
City Health Officer Shields warns of breeding places for flies as cleanup week boosts hope for a flyless Greeley this summer. Government reports show sanitation can keep even worst flyridden zones free with systematic work, and leaders urge the Commercial club to back a coordinated campaign attracting national attention.
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Greeley
Shields
United States
Greeley Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Detriot
The
Commercial Club
Pierce Team Beats Tribunes in Weekend Game
The Pierce ball club overwhelmed the Tribunes with strong hitting and aggressive baserunning, despite a losing score. Milligan at short and Stovall at third stood out, while Boulten showed promise on the mound in the final two innings.
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Tribunes
Pierce
Weld
Stovall
Boulten
Car Seal Factory Opens In Greeley With First Output
The new car seal factory in Greeley produced its first seals today after months of setup. Production will ramp up next Monday as the workforce grows and output increases with business expansion.
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Greeley
Teller Home Soon Windsor May 4 Convention Seeks Colorado Building
Hon. Harrison Teller expected home from California this month and will stay until after the Shriners convention in Los Angeles. He serves on a committee appointed by Gov. Shafroth to secure a site for Colorado’s building at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco.
Gilcrest Plans First Open Saloon Tomorrow Morning
Gilcrest will open its first model saloon tomorrow at 6 a.m. John Johns of Platteville will operate it with fixtures and goods in place. Mayor Andrew Lang of Platteville owns the saloon but will not move to run it.
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Gilcrest
Evans
John Johns
Platteville
Andrew Lang
Solid Banks of Snow Threaten Flood Waters
Engineer J R Wortham returned from the Laramie Poudre tunnel project where cementing the tunnel is finished He reports snow three and a half feet deep in the Laramie valley and a still frozen river Snow continues to fall daily with cold weather The heavy late season snow prompts flood predictions along river valleys.
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J. R. Wortham
Laramie+Poudre
Mr. Wortham
West Portal
Laramie
Fresen
Money Ready Says Telegram Signals District Funds
Telegrams from D A Cam field in the east report pledges totaling 1 25 million for the Greeley Pou district big system. About 450000 more is available, making the total needed. If papers are signed as expected, work will begin immediately and proceed to completion under a syndicate led by W G Evans of venver.
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D. A. Cam +field
Greeley-Pou
W. G. Evans
Venver
Peculiar Accident To Child In Eaton Farm
Five year old Fred Gross Jr. fell from a slanted barn board at the Albert Montgomery farm near Eaton, a three inch wooden splinter entering just below the diaphragm and into the left lung. Doctors evacuated the splinter, but X rays showed one and a half inches remained in the lung. inflammation followed and recovery was doubtful. The boy stood high on the board when he slipped and slid, injuring himself.
Bird Students Early Risers in Class Field Trips
Bird study classes at the State Teachers college keep early rising habits as 30 second class girls with Prof. L A Adams journey to Island Grove park and Evans lake at daybreak. They saw 30 bird varieties and will plan a future all day trip to a remote heron rookery nearby, continuing an engaging program.
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State Teachers College
Island Grove Park
Evans Lake
L. A. Adams
Greeley
Adams
Judge Mortimer Suffers Finger Injury in Auto Mishap
Judge R W Mortimer former mayor of Kersey aged but driving toward his son Bert Mortimer’s home north of Greeley encountered sand. The right hand little finger first joint was torn off when it caught in a nut while turning a wheel. He reached home where a physician dressed the wound.
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Kersey
R. W. Mortimer
Gross Boy Better Baton
The five year old son of Fred Gross who was injured by a splinter in his side is improving in a Denver hospital where he was taken. Physicians feel he has a chance to recover.
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Baton
Fred Gross
Denver
J Gilmore Improves After Illness At Ault
May 4 report says W J Gilmore who has been very ill for several weeks is improving and an ultimate recovery is expected.
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J. Gilmore
W. J. Gilmore
Runaway Wagon Kills Horse In LaSalle Accident
Carl Strohmier, worker for F. J. Knott, was thrown from a wagon when a frightened team ran away after crossing railroad tracks. One horse was instantly killed after striking a telephone pole. the wagon was wrecked. Strohmier suffered severe bruises and sprains, crawled free, sought medical aid, and survived without broken bones. The team already had two prior runaway incidents.
Sugar Streets Are Spreadng Sugar Streets Are Spreading
Eaton May 6 A town experiment mirrors the council with a factory coating streets using beet syrup The syrup mixed with water is laid hot on warm days and hardens into a rock like surface Some residents criticized a colder application but the plan aims for better saturation on suitable days Mayor Phillips reports widespread interest from other states about beet syrup street use
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Eaton
Phillips
Marshmallows Stolen at School Picnic Roast
Young trainees at the training high school planned a Thursday evening picnic at Petrikin hill with a weiner roast and marshmallow toasting. However the marshmallows were stolen by other students before the feast.
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Training High School
Petrikin Hill
Little Blue Kitchen to Close for Short Time
After today the Little Blue Kitchen in the Coronado block will close for a few days due to Mrs. Daisy King leaving for California to seek eye relief. The dainty restaurant has been popular under her management and may reopen under new ownership, though no arrangements are set yet.
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Lyttle Blue
Coronado Block
Daisy King
California
Fort Lupton Club Records Burned in Fire
Fort Lupton officials report the Fort Lupton Commercial club records were destroyed by a fire with one book surviving. Secretary E. H. St. John says the club will draft a new constitution and by laws and resume a busy improvement Fort Lupton campaign once reestablished.
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Fort Lupton
Lupton Woman Dies After Months of Illness in Fort Lupton
May 4 report from Fort Lupton states Mrs Henry Johnson died Friday of heart trouble after an illnessive period. She was years old, survived by her husband and two children, and had lived in Fort Lupton for five years.
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Lupton
Pics
Fort Lupton
Henry Johnson
Union Meets Gill May 6
Farmers Union holds Friday meeting with routine business. Two new members joined, bringing the total to four. Next gathering will be a social event with ladies attending.
Makes Record Cattle Sale at Denver Market
J. E. Steinhoff topped the Denver cattle market with 25 fat cattle sold four hours after leaving Greeley. He received 7.75 per hundred, a record high for the Union Stock Yards in Denver this season. He left Greeley at 6 45 Thursday morning on the Denver Laramie and Northwestern line and completed the sale by 10 o'clock.
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J. E. Steinhoff
Denver
Steinhoff
Greeley
Union
Mr. Stienhoff
LYNX CAUGHT WITH A LASSO BY RANCHMAN
Nunn May 3 Irving King foreman on the J M Gingrich ranch rode along Chalk Bluffs and lassoed a large lynx in a dry stream bed. The four foot long animal struggled but died when his pony pulled ahead. The capture, though its fur damaged, could have brought several hundred dollars.
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King
Chalk Bluffs
Colt with lockjaw shows signs of recovery at Platteville
Platteville May 3 Jim Coyken hall reports his trotting colt is recovering from a bad lockjaw after a sliver in the right hind foot two days earlier. A veterinarian has tended the animal constantly. The colt had just begun training for the race track and shows promise as a racer and a valuable registered horse.
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Platteville
Jim Coykenhall
Coykendall
Elderly Woman Badly Injured In Runaway Accident
LaSalle May 2 Mrs Dupper an elderly woman was thrown from a carriage when her frightened horse overturned it near the Boyd ranch. Her right leg was fractured below the knee and crushed. She was taken to Greeley Hospital in serious condition.
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LaSalle
Johnson Funeral Held Fort Lupton
Mrs. Henry Johnson died suddenly from heart trouble yesterday morning. Her funeral was held today at the family residence south of Fort Lupton. Interment will be in Riverside cemetery Denver with the casket taken from the home by hearse.
Sixth Son Arrives at Platteville Home
May 4 reports the sixth son born to Mr and Mrs Ed Hall seven miles west of Platteville. The newborn joins an older brother aged 14 and a set of strong husky siblings, highlighting a thriving farm family.
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Platteville
Ed Hall
Interesting Evening at the Greeley Club
A Thursday gathering at the Greeley club rooms celebrated the club’s 20th anniversary with a birthday party. W H Edwards presented stereopticon views of the Grand Canyon of Colorado. The board plans more female-friendly events at the club in future meetings.
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Greeley Club
W. H. Edwards
Colorado
Story of a Cripple Inspires After Tragedy and Triumph
A May American Magazine piece chronicles N. C. Hanks a sightless lecturer who rose from a life shattered by a dynamite accident near Nephi Utah to lecturing on Shakespeare. After losing hands and sight he embraced teaching and travel, finding purpose with support from Byron King of Pittsburgh and his own resolve. The narrative stresses resilience, ambition, and the redefining of a life after catastrophe.
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May American
Hanks
N. C. Hanks
Nephi
Utah
Provo
Byron King
Pittsburgh
King
WN. C. Hanks
Weld County Uke Blanket Reported by The Tribune
The Tribune reports Weld County receives a blanket coverage note as rural residents seek aid. Local officials say the measure helps families facing cold snaps and utility costs. Public response includes council support and calls for transparent distribution.
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the Tribune
Weld County
Uke
A Greeley Citizen Praises Doan's Kidney Pills
David Pattee of 510 Tenth St in Greeley Colorado testifies to relief from kidney and bladder trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports prompt relief and no recurrence since treatment, endorsing them as the best remedy for back ache and kidney issues. Doan's are sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is the U.S. agent. Remember the name Doan's.
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David Pattee
Tenth St
Greeley
Colo
Dean
Gilbert Dry Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Estray and estate notices from Weld County Colorado 1912
Notice lists an unclaimed pale red and white bull near Fort Lupton Weld County for May 26 1912 sale if not claimed. Also a Notice of Adjustment Day for the estate of Arthur E Aspinwall deceased Weld County with executrix Minnie Be Aspinwall announcing claims due by June 8 1912 and payment requests. First publication May 2 1912. last May 33 1913.
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Fort Lupton
Weld County
Colo Leon
Towit
State Board OF Stock Inspection Commissioners
Denver
Colorado
Arthur E. Aspinwall
County of Weld
Said Weld
Greeley
Minnie BE. Aspinwall
Chas. E. Southard
Greeley Tribune
Fragmented OCR Title About State Case and Service
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a state case with references to services parties and court actions. It mentions a date or time phrase and a legal context within Colorado, but the readable content is severely garbled and unclear. The piece reads like a legal notice fragment with partial names and actions missing.
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Eye
Ally Adjuste
Sapere
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