Real estate transfers listed across Weld County May 1910
A long list of property conveyances from May 18 to May 23 1910 with numerous buyers including Charlies F Clark and Herbert P Hill to John B Mackley Ned Boles to C F Smith Otto Oleson and Gus Oleson and others. Rights of way for ditches noted for several parcels. Transfers cover Milliken Greeley LaSalle and Arlington Heights with sums mostly one dollar and occasional larger amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies F. Clark
Herbert P. Hill
John B. Mackley
Clark & Hill
J. Roy McMrery
J. J. Rink
W. D
Cc. L. Beatty
D. H. Snoke
P. S. Slocum W. D
P. Ss. Slocum W. D
N& BH
Co. L. Beatty
Slocum W. D
George EB. Abbott
Fred C. Worden
William Motheral
James E. Coleman
Frank E. Baker, Sr
Jesse P. Greigg
William Jacques
Anna S. Jacques
Greeley
Jesse P. Greige
Greeley. Co. M. Marsh
Mae Peterson
Purcell Land & Investment Co
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Clinton G
Psyche FE
Boyd W. D
Artington Heights
A. M. Tillman
Harris
Marthage
Smith W. D
Ellis
LaSalle
Charles H. Howe
Rufus McLain
Charles Westenburg
Charley August Westenburg
Mary Westenburg
W.D
Mary Westenbure
Lucy H. Wells
Prucius W. Putnam
Lyster Charles William Gavin
D. G. Saxton
H. G. French
D. L. Stevens
Chas. H. Sherwood
Bruce G. Eaton
Harry G. French
The
Country Club Association
Robert Steele
Charles H. Bliss
J. M. B. Petrikin
Charles H. Hallett
Elizabeth Merrett
Gustave Wallenberg
Theodore J. Larson
Peter E. Larson
Holland Farms Co
H. J. Tillin
J. J. Carper
James H. Ledgerwood
Thomas M. Binnall
Camfield
The Weisenborn Plant Hoe Ad Promise
An ad claims the Weisenborn Plant Hoe is a perfect imitation of the man with a hoe. It promises horses can hoe more beets or cotton than ten men, work faster and cheaper, and harvest crops at the proper time to save thousands of dollars.
Real estate transfers listed for Keota area parcels
The notice itemizes multiple field transactions including transfers of lots in LeRoy's Addition to New Keota and Milliken blocks. Buyers include Robert L. Gear, Henry L. Buchert, Northwestern Land & Trust Co, Burton D. Sanborn, A A Evans, Clyde E. Williams and others with various purchase prices. Descriptions cover blocks, lots, and NE NW sections with dates from 66 and 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Gear
Not H. Weaver
Julius F. D. Bello
le Roy
New Keota
Ken
Ralph J. Mack
Y F. Mack
Northwestern Land & Iron Co
George Gray
Milliken
Northwestern Land & Tron Co
J. M. Brown
W. D
Vivian M. Hiwarth
LeRoy
Keota Land & Townsite Co
Maud Howarth
Burton D. Sanborn
U. S. Waterman
A. A. Evans
James Boone
Antonio Lopez
Warren H. Russell
East Side
Eaton
Foley's Honey and Tar A Household Throat Remedy
For more than thirty years Foley's Honey and Tar has been a household favorite for throat chest and lung ailments. It contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
W R C Plans Union Meeting with G A R Sunday
The W R C will meet at Odd Fellows hall Sunday at 10 am then march to the opera house for 10 45 am services with the G A R. On Saturday afternoon May 28 the W R C meets the police magistrate to prepare grave wreaths. Bring flowers and be ready by 8 am Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
Opera House
Police Magistrates Office
Mary FE. Norcross
Isabella Rienks
Union Pacific Fort Collins Branch May Be Ready by July
The Fort Collins Union Pacific line advances quickly and is expected to finish by July, connecting with the Denver & Northern at Dent. Three new stations lie between Fort Collins and Dent, soon to be plated and christened as towns. Dent is projected to become a thriving town by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Union Pacific
Denver & Northern
Dent
Tom Russell Fined and Given Thirty Days in Jail
Tom Russell was tried in district court on a charge of assaulting William McGraw with a billiard cue weeks ago. He was fined one dollar and sentenced to thirty days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Russell
William McGraw
Greeley Adopts Sewer District No 47 Extension Plan
Ordinance ordains extending city sewers in Greeley Colorado creating Sewer District No 47. construction uses eight inch pipe to discharge into Cache la Poudre River via a route from Eighth Avenue alleys to various avenues. Costs split between city and adjacent landowners with dedicated Sewer District No 47 Fund for warrants. May 1910 publication. Edith Beardsley returns from Loveland where she taught last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Greeley
Colorado
Eighth Avenue
Fifth Street
Sixth Street
Seventh Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Cache la Poudre
City of Greeley
A. D
Pioneer Day Plan Board Seeks Ex-Greeley Residents
The Pioneer Day committee met at Mrs. Randolphs home to finalize plans for a June 10 homecoming celebration. They ask all former Greeley residents to send current addresses to B B Sanborn and urge attendance on June 10. O O Russell to discuss parade directions with Commercial Club directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Randolph
Tribune
Greeley
B. BD. Sanborn
O. O. Russell
Commercial Club
Cc. E. Carter
Mr. Russell
A. A. Woodbury
H. C. Watson
Parades Highlight June 10 Upland Irrigation Anniversary
A Greeley Weld County event marks the 1870 turning of water into No 3 ditch with a morning parade of pioneers orders and citizens. Governor Shafroth and Senator Delph Carpenter will speak at 1 PM with Mayor Houston presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafroth
Delph Carpenter
Houston
Pioneers
Oliver Howard
Greeley
Weld County
BK. D. Samborn
Poleys Kidney Remedy Promises Health for Kids
An early health tonic claims to protect children by treating kidney irregularities and preventing serious illness. Advertises wide druggist distribution and urges use at first signs of trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poley
Hazelton
Plainview
Sylvester Grove
C. G. O'Ferril
John E. Deboo
Springfield
Farmers Union meeting in Mea highlights county notes
Weld County news records an open Farmers Union meeting at Oleson hall Mea with Mr. Taylor of Boulder discussing union benefits. Prof. Reid of Platteville and Miss Des Jardins attend Prof Reid's closing exercises, and plans note meals at Fairview. Others make short travel mentions and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farmers Union
Oleson Hall
Mea
Taylor
Boulder
W. FE. Reid
Platteville
Miss Des Jardins
D. Reid
Fairview
Miss Armstrong
Eaton
Rufus Mead
New Mexico
Prof. Redman
Mead
Mr. Millner
Local travelers return from brief visits
B W W. B Longwith came home yesterday from a short stay in Port Collins. Mr and Mrs Jim Jones who went to Denver Sunday have returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton
B. Longwith
Port Collins
Jim Jones
Denver
First National Bank Stock To Double Capital
Stockholders voted to raise the bank's capital from fifty thousand to one hundred thousand dollars, effective immediately, at Faten Park. The move doubles the bank’s financial base and supports expanded lending and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faten Park
Baton
First National Bank
Opposition to Estes Park National Park Proposal
Letters between Congressman Taylor and Secretary Wilson show backing for a Estes Park national park by Mills supporters while Boulder and Grand County mining interests fear land closure. Wilson suggests a national game preserve as alternative with protections similar to Wichita and Grand Canyon preserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes Park
Congresseman Taylor
Washington, D. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Estes National Park
Department of Agriculture
Boulder
Grand Counties
Wilson
Taylor
Denver
Enos A. Mills
Betes Park
Grandvike
Mille
Congress
Nestion
Wichita
Grand Canon
Oklahoma
Arizona
Agriculture Dept Backs Bill for Game Preserve
The Department of Agriculture supports a proposed bill to create a game preserve, arguing it would immediately address the question of the refuge and safeguard wildlife interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Appointed Kersey Teacher in Public School
Mies Grae Rogers of LaSalle, graduate of the State Normal school, has been appointed primary teacher of the Kersey school by the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
the Tribune
Mies Grae Rogers
LaSalle
State Normal School
Kersey School
Young Ball Player Injured By Wrenching Wrist
Norman Hetchinson, 12, son of R Hetchinson, was injured playing ball when he wrenched his wrist. The incident occurred recently and his condition is described as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Eaton
Norman Hetchinson
R. Hetchinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weld County Abract & Investment Co
William C. Crist
George W. Arney
George
L. F. Horn
Climena G. Howard
Wellington Howard
E. C. Andrews
Maud Andrews
S. S. Poe
Ault
Everett T. Merriman
Edward Lehman Q. C. D
Billings
Alexander B. Price
Benjamin F. Woodruff
Arlington Heights
John J. King
Maud King
George H. Sweet
Catherine C. M. Blincoe
Horace A. Walker
William H. Hyde
Weisenborn Mfg. and Investment Co
Mack
Denver, Colo
Enie
J.T. Clough
Geo. Morgan
Blair Rugh
H. Timothy
Great Western Suga Company
J. G. Perebaugh
J. Fett
W.H. Wood
L. R. Noles
A.J. Reeder
B.J. Decker
E. W. Langtry
Oriental Court
W. BR. C
U. P
Greeley Tribune
Edith Beardsley
Loveland
Highland Lake
Masters Wallace Mackey
Masters School
Estes Park Reserve
Camfield Hotel
K. C.sapero
Eve
Sapero
Europe
State Board of Medical Examiners of
Sap
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
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