Independent factory push aims to secure pledges in LaSalle district
An effort led by R B Carson Hubbard and others promotes a Kersey area sugar factory. A plan calls for 600 to 1000 tons capacity with pledges to secure 6 000 to 10 000 surrounding acres. Committees will start contracting farmers in Weld and LaSalle counties to supply acreage while avoiding interdistrict rivalry.
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Kersey
Kersey Hich
R. B. Car E. Hubbard
LaSalle
Generie
J. A. Hicks
Weld
Bliss
Pleasant
Mr. Stevenson
Gree
Warde Western Slope
Durango
Kersey Ledge
Ross Dix
Theo Ennems
Fred James
W. F
Charles Gardner
Ker
Dts Re- Weld County Farmers
Fiel
Ality
Initiation Law and Federal Amendment Ratification Efforts
Shafroth yesterday discussed an amendment to the federal constitution to be submitted to a general assembly for ratification and indorsement by states. The process awaits governor approval and further legislative action as Massachusetts has already ratified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafroth
Knox
United States
General Assembly
Oneral Assembly
Beer Theft Sparks Tensions at Japanese Owners Home
May 21 report on a missing barrel of beer from I. Yoko in Se area, with legal action planned. Local employers mocked, a shack broken into, and beer stolen in daylight. Burglars faced potential arrests as tensions rise amid Japanese owners bearing the blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoko
Young Russian Granted Divorce in District Court
Anna Galabuchina, a Russian, was granted a divorce from Baber Galabuchina in district court Monday. She says she married very young in Russia, suffered cruelty including being driven to a plow and beaten, fled to America, and lived near Windsor. Her former sweetheart was unaware a divorce was needed before remarriage. The suit was filed earlier with papers sent to Russia. the husband came to America, threats arose, and he was deported from New York as an unsafe character.
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Anna Galabuchina
Baber Galabuchina
Russia
America
Windsor
New York
Miss Violet Blaney Dies During Visit at Fort Collins
Miss Violet Blaney of Greeley dies after brief illness from brain inflammation while visiting sister Mrs George Hedgpeth in Fort Collins. A Greeley native, 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Blaney, she and four cousins have held a June reunion for ten years. Funeral set for 2 pm Tuesday at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hedgpeth
Fort Collins
Violet Blaney
Greeley
Miss Blaney
W. F. Blaney
Presbyterian Church
Runaway Russian Horse Splinters buggy in Evans
On a Saturday evening in Evans a Russian driver named Durge, his wife, and a runaway horse, slipped its bridle at a watering trough, sending the buggy into a telephone pole. The occupants survived with bruises, then rode away with a beer wagon to Greeley to visit relatives. The damaged buggy and horse were taken to a blacksmith for possible repairs.
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Evans
Durge
Johnstown
Greeley
Freight Rates Discussed at Farmers Union Meeting
The Farmers Union in Eaton discussed discrimination of freight rates affecting the locality. A committee of Arthur Ling J M Collins and R N Haythorn was named to work with the Eaton Commercial club on remedies. The meeting also considered a independent sugar factory for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Farmers’ Union
Arthur Ling
J. M. Collins
R. N. Haythorn
Eaton Commercial Club
Horse throws young rider near Ault during ride
May 20 in Ault Henry Greenwalt, 18, was thrown from his horse while riding at a fast pace near his home. He was bruised and scratched, confined to bed, sliding 10 feet after the horse veered toward the barn yard gate. No bones were broken, but he will be stiff and sore for some time.
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Ault
Henry Greenwalt
Barn Yard
Greenwalt
Bridges Swept by High Waters Near Platteville
High waters on the St Vrain river swept away the Gananda and Smelling bridges five miles west of Platteville last night. The Jack Elliot farm bridge west of town is expected to go out. The St Vrain flooded its bottoms as waters rose yesterday, and the Platte also rose with higher levels anticipated today due to warm weather.
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Platteville
St Vrain
Here
Jack Elliot Farm
St. Vrain
Platte
Iite
Star Restaurant Fire Destroys Interior on Ninth Street
Fire starting at 2:30 Sunday morning gutted the Star restaurant on Ninth street between Seventh and Eighth avenues. The building sustained slight damage. Owner A. A. Woodbury. operator Mrs. J. E. Gearheart estimates losses at several hundred dollars.
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Star
Ninth Street
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
A. A. Woodbury
J. E. Gearheart
Call to Good Citizenship drives Park Church gathering
Park Church Brotherhood held its season finale in the par lors with 75 men at supper. District Attorney George C. Carlson urged higher moral standards in public office and civic duty. Officers were elected and plans made for a June auto ride and supper for church ladies.
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Park Church Brotherhood
W. C. Wilson
George C. Carlson
J.C. Kendel
D. D. Forward
H. N. Haynes
D. D. Hugh
Vernon McKelvey
Ralph Gardener
Brotherhood
Carlson
Weld
Farmers’ Unions
Child May Recover From Sliver Injury
The five year old son of Fred Gross, gravely ill after a sliver from a board pierced the abdomen and narrowly avoided the left lung, was brought home from a Denver hospital Tuesday night. Doctors hold hope for recovery though part of the sliver remains in the body and danger persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raton
Fred Gross
Denver
Sedgwick Visitors From LaSalle Arrive for Weekend
Prof and Mrs H P Brunelle and their children visit Sedgwick to stay with Mr and Mrs R B Carpenter as Sedgwick schools close for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick
LaSalle
H. P. Brunelle
R. B. Carpenter
Children Demonstrate Bible Work in Greeley Sunday
Ten Colorado Christian orphan asylum children in Greeley will display Bible work from Sunday schools during the regular church service. Miss Miller and E M Cosmer will accompany them as the home’s matron and school superintendent oversee the event alongside the annual Sunday school promotion. The Christian Sunday school of Greeley versus Colorado Springs ended with Greeley leading 160 to an unnamed score after a recent contest.
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Colorado Christian Orphan Asylum
Greeley
Miss Miller
Mtron
Home
E. M. Cosmer
Schoo
Christian Sunday School of
Colorado Springs
Annual Meeting of Potato Growers Co at Greeley
The regular annual meeting of the Potato Growers Co will be held at the office, 700 Sixth Street, Greeley, Colorado, at 2 o clock p m on Saturday the 18th, 1912, for election of trustees and other business as may come before the meeting. CHAS F MASON Secy JAMES G GRAHAM President
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Potato Growers Com. Co
Sixth Street
Greeley
Color
Chas, F. Mason
Sec
James G. Graham
Graduating Exercises Held at Kersey High School
The Kersey high school held graduation exercises Thursday in Herrington Hall. Prof W Bullock from the State Teachers College delivered the address. Graduates include Dorris Tennant, Gertrude Hill, Haze Talbot, Nellie Neal, and Elford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Kerseyh School
Herrington Hall
Prof
W. Bullock
State Teach College High School
Dorris Tennant
Gertrude Hill
Haze Talbot
Nellie Neal
Ella Ford
Ault Child in Hospital After Appendectomy
Lydia Yerke age 1 was brought to the Gr eey hospital Sunday night with appendicitis and underwent surgery. She is said to be on the road to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault
Lydia Yerke
Greey Hospital
Population Growing 20 Born to Mr ppe at the s
A fragmented notice reports multiple births: a son for Kersey and Mrs. George Be at the W ranch on May 19, another for Mr and Mrs. Gillispie of Plum ranch on May 21, plus an infant to Mr. Anderson, Eaton, and Mrs. Lou on May 21.
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Ppe
S. 119
Kersey
May
George
Grass Cutting Problem Sparks Thought on Looming Season
Residents in Green valley seek a plan as the mowing season nears. Unused cut grass may be repurposed for hay while some argue owners should fund disposal. A proposed grass shed idea aims to prevent misuse and coordinate shared supply.
Runaway Crash Injures Boy in Auto Incident
On May 20 Henry Hinkle, a young boy, was badly hurt when a horse drawn by his older brother bolted after a car encountered it on a rural road. Mrs. Hinkle and two sons were in the vehicle. the boy was thrown under the wheels, then retrieved and driven to a nearby house where he regained consciousness. Internal injuries are feared. others escaped harm.
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Henry Hinkle
Highland Lake Schools Close and Graduation Recap
The Highland Lake schools end a very successful year with Mrs. Coulson and Mrs. Gammill departing for new fields. Five eighth grade diplomas were awarded Friday evening in a crowded church honoring the class and the teachers. In Platteville, H. M. Beddis leads the county commercial club ad book project with 10,000 copies planned, due June 1, showcasing county industries.
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Theighland Lake
Coulson
Gammill
W.W. Coomas
Platteville
H. M. Bedd
Id County Commercial Club
Iity
Iford
Jones Funeral Held for James Jones at Home
Funeral services were held at the home of Charles Jones for James Jones age 28 who died of tuberculosis after several months illness. He had many friends in the town and the service occurred yesterday.
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Baton
James Jones
Rachel Dangefield
Charles Jones
Death of Three-Week-Old Baby in Ault Under Medical Error
May 21 Ault reports the death of a baby boy, child of Mr and Mrs George Anderson, who died under effects of a hyperdermic during a minor operation. The infant, healthy at about three weeks, was the couple's only child. Mrs And ersons parents travel from California unaware of the death. Andersons bank cashier Mr George Anderson to have funeral from home tomorrow morning with burial in Linn Grove cemetery. The grandmother and paternal grandfather are en route to attend the services.
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Ault
George Anderson
Anderson
California
Omaha
Linn Grove
First National Bank of Ault
PET
Postmaster Visits Ault and Jerome Vacation Plans
Postmaster R L Pence begins a two month trip to Jerome Idaho for business and pleasure. He will oversee his farm with daughter in law Mrs Robert Pence and children. Mrs Lehr will run the post office with Mrs Pence assisting during his absence. In Fort Lupton a son born to Mr and Mrs M Benjamin Counter in a Denver hospital yesterday morning. Mrs Counter formerly Miss Daisy Frink a former math teacher at the State Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault
R. L. Pence
Jerome
Ida
Robert Pence
Fort Lupton
M. Benjamin Counter
Denver
New Born Babe Dies in Severance
A child born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller died an hour after birth in Severance. The mother, previously seriously ill, is reported better this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
Severance
Arthur Miller
Milliken Takes a Game
Milliken defeated Johns town 6 to 5 on Sunday as both teams battled on the field. After the game a regular team was organized here, signaling renewed local baseball activity and a linked community event. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement follows, promoting a remedy with testimonials and a druggist network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliken
Johnstown
Colorado Weld County summonses threaten property dispute
Old Weld County notices describe two district court actions. Plaintiffs seek possession of Lot 9, Block 24, Frederick Town, and damages of 1000 dollars, with default judgment risks. Also a separate suit aims to quiet title to North half of southwest quarter, section 19, township 4 north, range 66 west, with related time to answer.
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State of Colorado
County of Weld
Mary M. Clark
Ed Clark Steele
Maud Clark Reynolds
Summons J
CG. Amen
Roger Parkin
Louisa Parkin
James Brennan, Jr
W. R. Patterson
Nelson Berlin
C. Amen
Colorado
Weld
Frank Madden
Greeley
Elbert G. English
Greeley Tribune
U Lauretta Ingram
Hannah J. Kinnear
Mitchell
Wi Young
Ward Chariton
Edward Chariton
Frances Sperry
Denver & Colorado Investment Company
W. C. Mitchell
William Young
Edward Charlton
Frances B. Sperry
Notice of Adjustment Day in Estate of Arthur E Aspinwall
Public notice from Weld County Colorado announcing adjustment day for the estate of Arthur E Aspinwall, deceased. Minnie Aspinwall executrix to appear before County Court in Greeley on June 8 1912 at 10 a.m. to have claims against the estate adjusted. Creditors urged to present claims and debtors to pay promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Aspinwall
Arthur E,pinwall
Greeley
Colorado
Minnie -Inwall
BE. Southard
Annual Meeting Notice for The Greeley and Denver Railroad Company
Public notice announces the annual stockholders meeting in Greeley Colorado on June 11 1912 at 1 PM to amend Articles of Incorporation and reduce shares and directors and to elect a board for the coming year. Dated May 6 1912 signed by President W Allen and Secretary F J Green with last notice June 6 1912 in the Greeley Tribune.
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Greeley and Denver Railroad Company
F. J. Green
Opera House Block
Greeley
Weld County
Colorado
W. Allen
Greeley Tribune
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Thern Church Society
Severance Ce
Burbridge
Anna Greeley
McMinn
Lew
Bane
Ta Beu
Highland Lake
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
All Drugeists
District Court
Said
Elbert G
Stockhre the Greeley AN Enver Railroad Company
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Loveeland
State OF
London Irrigating Canal & Reservoir Company
Farmers _ Irrigating Ditch & Reservoir Comany
Big Thompson Ditch & Manufacturing Company
Supreme Court
London Irrigating Canal & Rocir Company
Loudon
Berthoud
Rnual
Loudon Irrigating Canal & Reservoir Company
Farmers Irrigating Ditch & Reservoir Com
Big Thompson Ditchanufacturing Company
Appellee
Harry P. Gamble
I. G. M. Williams
Eighth Judicial District
Loveland
G. M. Williams
Eugene Wilder
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