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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
2
An exhibit in New York unveils a unique approach to growing crops on display. Farmers, researchers, and industry leaders will showcase urban agriculture methods and soil management innovations aimed at boosting yields and sustainability.
Mcrery in charge of the Colorado display at Madison Square Garden November 3 to 12. The exhibit features a working miniature irrigated farm with canals and reservoirs, plus grains, fruits, beets and potatoes. The Denver chamber aims for a standout quality and funds were boosted by a Taft banquet committee. Also notice of a stockholders meeting for The New BuckER Ditch Co. on October 21 1911 to discuss increasing water supply.
The junior and senior classes hosted the new students and faculty Friday evening in the old art room. The night began with progressive conversation followed by a faculty program of impromptu stunts. Refreshments were served. 250 students attended.
Peter B. Hall sues Miss Theresa Richler in Meriden Connecticut city court civic side for 12 dollars 53 cents from June 7 to 22 1910 alleging he spent the amount in her company. The complaint lists trolley fares ice cream suppers meals and horse hire in Hartford New Haven Willimantic and other places. Hall a painter by trade has retained counsel.
Colorado and Southern Ry offers round trip homeseekers excursion tickets to many points in Texas and New Mexico on the first and third Tuesdays of each month in 1911. Final limit is twenty five days with liberal stopovers. For details contact a Colorado and Southern agent or T. E. Fisher, General Passenger Agent, Denver.
Prof. Shay of Denver has located in Lupton and will organize a class for cornet and violin pupils, meanwhile reviving the Lupton brass band from a period of decline.
State Game Commissioner James A. Shinn reports about 6,000 men hunted deer during the six day season from October 1 to yesterday. He estimates about 600 deer slain and notes 3,000 deer in Rio Blanco County and 1,600 in Routt County. He expects totals likely below 1910’s 650 but notes favorable weather and mountain snow driving deer to valleys aiding hunting in the final days.
An advertisement urges the young men of Greeley to choose Society Brand garments emphasizing style, fit, workmanship, and finish and promises the clothes will place the wearer in a class by itself. Customers are invited to come in and shop.
The Fort Collins sugar factory began operations at 7 am with 200 workers hired for day shift and another 200 reporting for the night shift at 8 pm. The plant aims to produce about 1600 tons daily.
The Colorado and Southern announces an intended interstate opening of a new Wellington Colorado to Cheyenne Wyoming line. If ICC sanction for free passenger transport between states is granted, a special train trip for Denver Fort Collins business and newspaper leaders will be held October 14.
A company has applied for special permission from the Interstate Commerce Commission to operate under a modified regulatory framework. The request outlines the proposed scope and terms for the special permit and potential impacts on service.
United Mine Workers accuse three individuals of sworn fraud in petitions to refer the eight hour law. They handed names to District Attorney Willis V. Eliott and urge arrests, claiming affidavits support the charge and that hundreds of names appear in identical handwriting.
Foley Kidney Pills supply the ingredients needed to build up strengthen and restore natural kidney and bladder action. Specially prepared for backache nervousness rheumatism and all kidney bladder and urinary irregularities. Gilbert Bros. operates three stores at Park Place Opera House building and Sterling building.
Boulder Oct 7 71 a Black woman Della Parker enrolled in the University of Colorado Law School becoming the first African American student in the first year class up to 66. Parker from Denver high school plans to practice law after graduation. The previous female entrant Seybold attended four years then left after one.
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