Old Sullivan Farm Now Accessible via New Wagon Road
Volmar area gains over 4000 acres of farm land connected to the D L & N W railroad after a county bridge and wagon road improvements. Postmaster hopeful Sherman builds a new store near the post office. artesian well yields 65 gallons per minute across 500 feet with multiple coal veins found. A petition seeks a graded school district spanning fourteen sections with about thirty children.
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Volmar
Meadow Island Ditch
Weld County
Sullivan Ranch
Platte River
E. Ec
Sherman
Greeley Praised for Clean Crime Record by Visiting Sergeant
Sergeant Wilson W. McIntosh of the Chicago police commends Greeley's crime free streets and strong police protection. He notes the town's low crime, easy travel routes, and absence of venues where criminals can hide. He urges other cities to study Greeley's police practices.
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Greeley
Wilson W. McIntosh
Chicago
McIntosh
San Francisco
Denver
Weld County prize winners to show at the Capitol
Several Weld county potato prize winners plan to take their exhibits to Denver for state competition. Judges praised Weld county spuds as among the best seen, and Greely is favored to win during Thanksgiving week finals at the Capitol.
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Weld County
Denver
Greeley
Capitol
Lands of Utah folder highlights state agriculture resources
The Denver and Rio Grande railroad has issued a concise folder titled The Lands of Utah. It summarizes water supply, stream flow, land values, and crops, and includes a map of Utah and district photographs to aid reference and attract readers.
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Utah
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Lands of
Thimble Party At Mrs. Daven's Country Home
Mrs P F Daven entertained thirty ladies with a fall themed thimble party Tuesday afternoon. The rooms wore decorations of autumn foliage and ferns as guests visited over fancy work and enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess.
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P. F. Daven
Mrs KE Lull Plans Winter Trip After Denver Visit
Mrs KE Lull visited Denver with her daughter Miss Nora Schang who attends Loretta Heights academy. They will return to Greeley and then, with her husband, depart Friday morning for Los Angeles to spend the winter there.
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Mre
Lull
Denver
Nora Schang
Loretta Heights Academy
Greeley
Los Angeles
Calif
Mrs Johnson Plans Move To Wind Sor For Family
Mrs. Alee Johnson travels to Wind sor to arrange family relocation. Mr. Johnson has lived there since school began and Mrs. Johnson remains with her seriously ill daughter for ten weeks.
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Alee Johnson
Windsor
Johnson
Mrs Kate Hamnitt Leaves Today for Meadville Visit
Mrs Kate Hamnitt departs today for a trip to Meadville Pennsylvania where she will visit relatives and attend to personal affairs during a short sojourn.
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Kate Hamnitt
Meadville, Pa
Modern Alfalfa Initiative Strengthens Colorado Agriculture
L. M. Taylor of Colorado Agricultural College outlines a broadened alfalfa program led by Prof. P. K. Blinn. The project expands seed breeding and cooperative field trials across Colorado to improve yield purity and hardiness, with Blinn visiting multiple states and farms to source dependable seed stock.
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Colorado
Colorado Agricultural College
Colorado Experiment Station
Rocky Ford
P. K. Blinn
California
West
Blinn
Nebraska Experiment Station
Lincoln
St. Anthony Park
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
L. M. Taylor
Fort Collins
Sugar interests to distribute millions in Colorado beet crop
Figures by the Great Western Sugar company estimate Colorado beet crop value at about 4.125 million for farmers plus an equal amount for labor and supplies, totaling roughly 58.25 million distributed by sugar interests. Colorado's crop may reach 760,000 tons producing about 150 million pounds of sugar. A Jamals Valley Beet Sugar company with 1.5 million capital plans a 700 thousand dollar factory at Monte Vista, 600 tons daily, ready next fall.
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Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado
Jamals Valley Beet Sugar Company
Monte Vista
Sugar Trust
Beeta
Pleasant Valley
Greeley
Grandma Lowry Improves After Serious Illness At 81
Ault October 5 Grandma Lowry aged 81 has been seriously ill at her son Frank Lowry’s home but is reported to be holding her own with favorable chances for recovery.
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S Lowry
Frank Lowry
Grandma” Lowry
U S Statistics on Accidents and Death by Own Action
Washington D C September 20 The Census Bureau reports 47315 deaths in 1909 from causes other than death by own action in the census registration area with a death rate of 96 7 per 100000 The 1909 homicide total was 2854 down 149 from 1908 Accidental deaths list railroad accidents drowning burns injuries at birth horse and vehicle injuries street car and auto crashes mine and quarry injuries and other causes The most common means of death by own action was poison followed by firearms hanging and other methods The report notes many deaths from self harm go unreported but precision improves annual figures.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Rail link to Denver via Greeley connects DL&NW and C S L
A new schedule effective October 2 links the Colorado Southern with the Denver Laramie and Northwestern at Greeley for direct Denver service. The C S L morning and afternoon trains will meet the Laramie Route in Greeley, with arrivals and departures at 9 45 and 9 45 respectively, and 4 35 4 50 for the connections. S K Martin, DL&N W general passenger agent, promotes these traffic arrangements as the line proceeds north toward Severance before winter.
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Colorado @ Southern
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad
Greeley
Laramie
Denver
Capital
S. K. Martin
Martin
Colorado
Severance
J. 1. Orman
Library patronesses plan improvements at Eaton meeting
The Eaton library patrons met at Mrs. Trask's home to discuss improvement plans. The library is maintained by town women with a sizable membership overseeing library affairs.
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Eaton
Pier Family Dinner Honors Clara Clark Birthday
Mr and Mrs A D Pier host a private family reunion dinner tonight to celebrate the birthday of Clara Clark her mother with only relatives in attendance.
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A. D. Pier
Clara Clark
Russell Families Return From Denver Auto Trip
Mr and Mrs H A Russell and Mr and Mrs James Russell returned Tuesday from an automobile trip to Denver.
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Mra
H. A. Russell
Mrs
James Russell
Denver
Gordon Couple Heads to Fort Collins From Dakota
Mr and Mrs Frank Gordon of Dakota visited Greeley today while traveling to Fort Collins to establish a home.
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Frank Gordon
Dakota
Greeley
Fort Collins
Horse Teeth Development and Dangers in Maturing Young Horses
The article explains how a horse's teeth erupt and shed from age one to five, detailing incisor and molar changes, risks of retained or displaced teeth, and potential severe suffering or death from chewing problems. It notes a wolf tooth, the need to remove sharp grinding points, and yearly mouth dressing under guidance of H. E. Kingman.
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H. E. Kingman
Denver Laramie Tracks Block Seventh Street
City council considers forcing the Denver Laramie and Northwestern railroad to bury its tracks on Seventh street in Greeley after the line placed rafts and ties across the roadway. The council debates the city’s rights on the right of way and how to remove the obstruction.
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Denver
Laramie
Union Pacific
Denver-Laramie
Elevating Colorado Fruit Through Poultry Coops and Yards
The article argues Colorado fruit industry growth could be expanded by integrating poultry farming. It notes small farms and city lots can host fruit trees such as apples and cherries, with poultry droppings enriching soil and feeding insects to reduce wormy fruit. It cautions about overworking small runs and advises higher tree tops for peaches in some areas.
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Colorado
Michigan
Organized forest fire protection urged for private owners
Washington reports officials say private timber owners must organize regionally to fund patrols and firefighting. Associations in the northwest coordinate with government forest officers to protect both public and private holdings, reducing overall costs and improving conservation.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Montana
Idaho
Three Twins to Headline at Greeley Opera House
The musical comedy Three Twins will be offered at the Greeley opera house on Saturday October 8. Produced by Charles Dickson A Walterbach with music by Karl Hoschna it is billed as one of the smartest shows in years. The company is large requiring two baggage cars and three coaches for transport and features an electrical aerial swing weighing over 4000 pounds illuminated by 2900 lamps.
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Greeley Opera House
Charles Dickson
A. Walerbach
Karl Hoschna
News York
New York
Epworth League Plans Friday Church Meeting and Social
The Epworth League will hold a business meeting and social at the church Friday evening. An entertaining program is prepared and all young people who are strangers and Norma students are invited for a pleasant evening.
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Epworth League
Norma
Weingartner Urges Mozartian Simplicity For Modern Music
Felix Weingartner argues modern music shows cleverness but lacks a genuine simplicity. He warns critics chase a return to Mozart without misreading his true style, noting Mozart’s depth and the enduring power of classical works to lift the soul.
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