Durum Wheat Export Markets Pushed by Colorado Experts
Prof W H Olin of the Colorado Experiment Station urges farmers to expand durum wheat production as a reliable export market grows. Fort Collins mills and several traders announce buy orders from 100 pounds to carload lots, with J Rosenbaum Grain Company and others signaling strong demand and long-term purchases. Durum is praised for lower irrigation needs, favorable milling quality, and growing acceptance by Minneapolis and French millers.
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Colorado
Colorado Millers’ Association
Rowla
Prance
Deramsiacatens
France
Italy
Iumia
United States
Mediterranean
Gulf Ports
Kanena City
Denver
Texas
Gulf
Seaboard
Fort Collins Milling and Elevator Company
Reay Campbell
J. Rosenbaum Grain Company
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Chicago
Moore & Jackson Grain Company
Fort Collins
Fort Colling Milling & Elevator Company
A. J. Henbest
Cathan
Calo
Duran
Tareby
Northwest
Kansas
Minneapolis
North West
Livingston
Glenwood Springs
Grayden Mills
Durango
H. M. Cottrell
W. H. Olio
Colorado Experiment Station
Giant Reservoir to Supply Platteville Area Irrigation
A large storage reservoir to serve 40 acres northeast of Platteville and three miles east of town is being funded by local farmers and bank trustees. The project, one of Weld county’s largest, will hold about half a billion cubic feet of water and cost around 250 000. It will draw from natural lowlands and drainage, with irrigation through Buckers Independent Platteville and other ditches. Alex Mead and E G Kindred manage the venture for farmers.
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Pilatteville
Platteville Bank
Weld County
Platteville
Alex Mead
E. G. Kindred
Buckers
Independent
Ault Carnival Draws Vast Colorado Crowd
Ault hosted a Harvest Day Carnival that drew an estimated four to five thousand visitors from across the state and beyond. The event featured farm exhibits, speeches by Mayor Mead and others, a Denver Post band, and a free barbecue. Exhibits showcased irrigation and rainfall grown produce with standout displays including apples, potatoes, pumpkins, and sugar beets from local farmers and dryland crops noted for drought conditions.
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Colorado
Ault
Colorado & Southern
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Armory
E. A. Mead
Congresman Bonynge
Charles F. Tew
D. BE. Carpenter
Greeley
W. H. Olin
State Agricultural College
Denver Post Boys
Avlt
Gus A. Lyckman
Peter Lundbere
George Oesterly
George .Havnes
J. D. Sheets
Back to Old Method for Grain Stacking Circulates in County
Farmers near Longmont consider reverting to hand stacking after a damaging storm. The old system would let stubble fields serve as early pasture, reduce grain waste, save threshing costs, and improve grain condition for mills. Will Van Sickle criticizes local advertising waste and warns against outsiders misreading local prudence.
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Longmont
Mrs Camp Hosts Ladies In Honor of Mrs Rothschild
Mrs Camp entertained a dozen ladies at her Normal Hill home last Friday afternoon honoring Mrs Rothschild and her daughter Mrs Sadie Warner of Summitville Indiana. Autumn leaves and aged dahlias provided artistic decorations. After an afternoon of fancy work a repast was served by Miss Miller with assistance from Miss Mabel Woolf and Ruth Kennethy. Guests included Mesdames Roths child Woolf Warner Heath Stevens Wyatt Sanborn Bailey Mosher and Parkinson.
Greeley Tribune Promotes Reform and Subscription
Editorial asks readers if they want real reform in public office and argues for backing the paper's mission, urging subscriptions to support reform advocacy.
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The
Greeley Tribune
Frosts to Move to Berkeley Calif
F P Frost and family plan to depart early next week for Berkeley California to establish their future home. Local business leaders regret his departure after a brief stay in Greeley where he renewed friendships and built new ones. His service as secretary for the Commercial Club and the Credit Men's Association is praised as pleasant and satisfactory.
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F. P. Frost
Berkeley
Calif
Frost
Greeley
Commercial Club
Credit Men
Mr. Frost
Ready for Big Run at Gkesey Starch Plant
Starch making will resume at the Gkesey Starch and Potato Company plant about Oct 15. About 10 000 tons of potatoes will be ground to yield 1 000 tons or more of starch depending on potato quality. Farmers will be paid about 40 000, underscoring the industry’s importance. Potential future plans include a connected denatured alcohol facility. The Greenley Ice and Starch Company will not start this season due to insufficient plant size and labor needs.
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Gkesey Starch & Potato Company
Greeley Ice and Starch Company
Colonel James Wilkinson Penrose Dies in Denver Hospital
Colonel James Wilkinson Penrose, a veteran of the Civil War and longtime railroad special agent, died after a surgical operation in Mercy hospital Denver. He came to Denver fifteen years ago to serve the Union Pacific and held that post until his death. He was about years old. The funeral is planned in Denver this afternoon. W. H. Gill departed Monday evening for Wyoming to purchase sheep.
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James Wilkinson Penrose
Greeley
Mercy Hospital
Denver
Penrose
Union Pacific
Precautions Against Typhoid Fever From Health Official
Dr Taylor of the state health board urges strict prevention of typhoid by boiling milk and water testing, washing fresh vegetables in hot water, and boiling or washing with pure water. He warns that contaminated dairy and produce spread germs and many cases in Greeley could be avoided with careful hygiene.
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H. F. Taylor
State Board of Health
Dr. Taylor
MNK
Pene
Greeley
First Presbyterian Ladies Raise Funds for Church Debt
A year after pledging 600 dollars over three years the First Presbyterian church ladies began fund raising. They fund slippers, cook superb suppers, and served over 200 meals during the G. A. B. encampment. They have 1580 remaining to reach the 800 goal, praise for their effort.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ehdred
Mrs Adams Attends Colorado Springs Celebration
Mrs. George Adams attended the Colorado Springs event last week and joined a reception at Miss Wolcott's Denver school honoring Vice President Fairbanks and his wife on Wednesday.
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George Adams
Colorado Springs
Adams
Miss Wolcott
Denver
Fairbanks
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Albert Allison
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Mary Stapleton
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C. F. Meyer
R. T. Maney
R. EL. Martin
W. G. Lewis
Je Rowe
Sam Newell
Pierce & Newman
W. QO. Cozard
Will Nelson
Hubbard
George B. Williams
W. Gillmor
Lall & Waddell
C. B. Harmon
Taylor & Soe
Eva Grant Harmon
James Boyd
Lee Harbour
M. E. Petiit
E.G. Houffand
H. Southard
H. Dahlgren
C. H. Weber
M. Beedle
O. W. Nye
C. S. Lamb
C. H. Frye
J. H. Rowe
Albert Anderson
A. W. Morrison
Mark Tarmer
William McMullen
Pierce
F. Whitman
J. Stocking
George Richards
W. Lyons
Christopher
J. Jones
Will van Sickle
Tribune
Mr. van Sickle
George
Mrs. Camp
Col. Penrose
W. H. Gill
Wyoming
State Health Board
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