Better Laws Urged to Conserve Colorado Forests
A memorial from the State Forestry association to the sixteenth general assembly seeks stronger forestry laws. It calls for a forest policy with a Board of forestry a state forester a separate forestry department at the state agricultural college and a state arboreal program that supplies free utility trees to farmers. It requests an experimental nursery plantation a state funded program and legal protections for Christmas trees and timber lands. Also notes a birth: Born Monday Oct 1 to Mr and Mrs Walter Starbird a son.
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State Forestry Association
Sixteenth
General Assembly
Commercial Club of
Colorado
Department of Forestry
Agricultural College
Oolorado
Walter Starbird
Runaway Carriage Near Sugar Factory Injures Notables
A carriage excursion near a sugar factory ended when frightened horses caused the vehicle to overturn. H. H. Croll suffered a sprained arm, Mrs. Forest Estill had a sprained ankle, and Ken Bogg sustained facial cuts. Mrs. Phillip Hamlin escaped injury.
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H. H. Croll
Bell Telephone Company
Phillip Hamlin
Hamlin
The
Telephone Company
Denver
Forest Estill
Colorado Springs
Ken Bogg
Los Angeles
Mr. Croll
Evans saloon men fined and jailed in county court
In county court last Thursday Jack O Grady was fined 600 and jailed six months for selling liquor on Sunday. P M Peltier received a fine of 1 00 for a similar offense. Frank Brennan, his bartender, was fined 100 and costs. Paul Heathhel granted a new trial for a technical error. new trial set for Oct 30. Saloon troubles persist since Dave Camp raid two years ago.
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Evans
Jack O'Grady
P. M. Peltier
Frank Brennan
O'Grady
Paul Heathhel
Dave Camp
Praise Por Greeley Showers Potatoes Alfalfa And Growth
A clipping from the Bradford Sunday Herald notes Greeley Colorado’s prosperity driven by potatoes alfalfa and sugar beets. It cites the city’s prohibition on alcohol land deeds a state normal school with 1000 students and a 7000 population plus modern amenities.
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League of Press Clubs
Greeley
Bradford
Sunday Herald
Ada Cable
Colorado
Greeley District
Grealey
Solorado State Normal School
Train Engine Reported Fatal Collision on Platte Bridge
A northbound freight train engineer said his engine hit a man on the bridge below Evans about 8 am Friday. The body reportedly fell into the Platte River and coroner Macy investigated the next day but found no trace of the accident.
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Evans
Platte River
Macy
Winners of the Free for All in Democratic ticket
A survey of the state and county ticket highlights Alva Adams for governor and RK Ammons for lieutenant governor, with Horace W. Havens for secretary of state, E. E. Drach for state treasurer, Charlie F. Tew for Congress, G. K. Hartenstein for supreme bench, and Samuel W. Belford near the top for comptroller, noting strong credentials and campaign vigor across candidates.
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Alva Adama
Weld County
Alva Adams
Adams
RK. M. Ammons
State Senate
Horace W. Havens
Lake County
State House
Secreitary of State
E. E. Drach
Garfield County
Charlies F. Tew
Tew
Pierces
G. K. Hartenstein
Supreme Benel
Mr. Hartenstein
Comprescnan
Samuel W. Belford
Denver
Sam. Belfont
Andrew Sandberg
Clear Creek County
Greeley Tribune Seeks Better Things Through Reader Help
The Greeley Tribune calls on readers to contribute to improving local journalism and community welfare. Editors emphasize genuine dedication to truth, service, and constructive change through collaborative efforts.
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Greeley Tribune
the Tribune
Havemeyer Visits Northern Colorado Sugar Factories
H. O. Havemeyer principal stockholder of Great Western Sugar Company toured northern Colorado sugar factories last week. He was accompanied by Chester S. Morey Charles Boettcher M. D. Thatcher Dr S C Hooker E R Griffen and A Granger managers. The purpose was in depth contact with western sugar operations and possible future changes remain uncertain.
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H. O. Havemeyer
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado
Chester S. Morey
Charles Boettcher
M. D. Thatcher
S. C. Hooker
E. R. Griffen
A. Granger
Mr. Havemeyer
East Side market proprietor nearly loses life in accident
Martin Ganzhorn, owner of the East Side meat market, was dressing beef at the slaughter house last Thursday when a lifted quarter caused him to slip and drive a knife into his ankle. The wound severed an artery and he grew weak from blood loss before a physician diagnosed the danger.
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Martin Ganzhorn
East Side
Mr. Ganzhorn
Outlook of Feeders Shows Fewer Sheep Fed This Season
Gill and Decker expect only about 10 000 head to be fed this season down from 17 000 last year due to high lamb prices. Other feeders like Farr & Igo and Albert Igo are receiving shipments while large dealers stay active. Wool at 4 cents a pound cuts profits. lamb prices vary from 3 25 to 8, with Wyoming the best potential source if available.
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Will Gill
Gill & Decker
Farr & Igo
Albert Igo
New Mexico
Wyoming
Johnstown Men Form Irrigation Company
A new irrigation company organized by H. J. Parrish W. E. Letford William Parkin and A. Fairbairn of Johnstown and Berthoud plans to conserve surplus water from the Little Thompson. It will store waste water in Lower Latham and other reservoirs and build a 100 cu ft per second ditch to move water to the Union ditch and Platte river to relieve east side ditches.
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H. J. Parrish
W. E. Letford
William Parkin
A. Fairbairn
Johnstown
Berthoud
Little Thompson
Latham
Union Ditch
Platte River
Platte
Convention call boosts Fort Collins as next Colorado meeting
The fifth annual convention of Colorado's combined commercial interests was issued by secretary John T. Burns of Denver. Fort Collins hosts October 23 to 26 with programs by B. O. Aylesworth's committee. Greeley hopes to secure the gathering next year and business leaders are urged to attend.
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Colorado
John T. Burns
Denver
Fort Collins
B. O. Aylesworth
The
Agricultural College
Greeley
Colorado Springs
Durango
Association
Loveland Victory Capped Local Team’s 21-0 Win
The Loveland high school team defeated a Loveland opponent 21 to 0 on Saturday. Local players played with notable effort, improving from a week earlier. Next Saturday they travel to Cheyenne high school for what is billed as a tough season test.
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Loveland
Cheyenne
Potato Crop Blight Disputes Drag On Across Regions
Potato dealers claim crop damage from blight is exaggerated while farmers insist yields fell by about half. Ray Watson notes many fields untouched with 150 sacks per acre, yet on Gill & Decker ranch a 40 acre field yields about 75 sacks per acre, reflecting mixed reports across sources.
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Ray
Watson
Gill & Decker
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Betterlaws
State Forestry Association Appeals
New Irrigation Company
High School
Potato Outlook
Acre
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