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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1912

Page

7

Only Fair Directors Make Statement Showing Condition of Affairs

Weld County Fair association auditors and members met to review obligations and restore regular condition. A statement of assets and liabilities was adopted for public perusal signed by the auditors. The association owns buildings with doubtful cash value but useful for present purposes. Auditing committee: H. D. Parker, Co. T. Neill, W. A. Insinger.

Weld County Fair Association Kinsella H. D. Parker Co. T. Neill W. A. Insinger

Morey denies sugar firm plans for new factories and lines

Chester S. Morey, president of Great Western Sugar, denied plans to buy the Denver & Northwestern railroad, construct new sugar factories in Colorado, or electrify lines. He said stories of large investments were political fabrications and not to be trusted amid tariff uncertainty. Havemeyer attends board meeting. note on Ballard’s Snow Liniment ad follows.

Chester S. Morey Great Western Sugar Company Denver & Northwestern Electric Horace Havemeyer Colorado Mr. Morey Ity Morey United States Denver & Northwestern Denver

Non-Partisan Judiciary Party backs Dixon for Supreme Court

A public appeal promoting John R. Dixon as an independent candidate for Justice of the Supreme Court argues for nonpartisan judiciary reform. It urges amending the Constitution to separate judicial elections from partisan contests and pledges Dixon’s independence and fidelity to the people.

John R. Dixon Surpeme Court John KR. Dixon Supreme Judge Wilbur F, Steine Chateau

Ault Farmer Dies After Hospital Stay

Ault Colorado October 28 E G Harris a farmer living three miles southwest of town died last night at Luke’s hospital in Denver where he had been in critical condition for weeks The coroner went to Denver to bring the body back to Greeley He was about 50 and lived alone It is thought he was a bachelor Information on his family could not be learned.

Ault E. G. Harris Here Luke's Hospital Denver T. G. Macy Greeley Harris

Boy Hurt by Fall LaSalle Oct 28

A six year old, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Kimsey, broke his arm in a bicycle fall Friday in LaSalle. He received immediate medical help and the bone setting went well. J W Copeland of Dayton Ohio reports Chamberlains Cough Remedy cleared his boy’s cold, saving a doctor bill. For sale by all druggists.

LaSalle Walter Kimsey W. Copeland Dayton Ohio Chamberlain

Swat on head during a row in Fort Lupton

An altercation between Sam Holman and Sam Haskell near Fort Lupton led to Holman sustaining a fractured and stitched head wound after being struck with a pitchfork. Haskell, described as a half breed negro, is jailed to face trial that afternoon amid reported ongoing tensions on a nearby farm.

Fort Lupton Sam Holman Sam Haskell Holman Haskell

Pulmotor First Used at Greeley Hospital

The new pulmotor, a life saving device, was used for the first time here on a patient from Fort Morgan, W. C. McKinney. Doctors say it worked effectively and may have saved his life temporarily after a postoperative setback from appendicitis.

Greeley W. C. McKinney Fort Morgan Shields McKinney Greeley Hospital Minnie Byron-McKinney Marlborough

Valuable running horse dies at Platteville

A valuable horse owned by John Glaze died last night in Platteville after several days of illness. Everything possible was done to save the animal. LaSalle reports Mrs. John Callahan south of town had neck tumor removed on Friday and is reportedly rallying from the operation.

Platteville John Glaze LaSalle John Callahan

Democratic Congress records high efficiency in tariff push

Washington reports that since 1912 Democratic control of the House enacted tariff bills slashing living costs by hundreds of millions. Proposals would have removed duties on agricultural implements, wool, cotton, and textiles, while expanding the excise tax to include individuals and corporations. The text argues Taft vetoes kept prices high and credits the Democratic agenda with potential savings of hundreds of millions annually.

Washington Congress House of Representatives House Continental United States

Carlson Fails to Show Up at Bull Moose Rally

In Weld County supporters filled the district court room as Bull Moosers gathered for a meeting headed by E N Miller and speakers Judge Ben Lindsey W J L Crank and Albert Dakan. Carlson failed to appear despite being advertised leading to disappointment and questions from the crowd.

Weld County H. E. Witwer E. N. Miller Ben Lindsey Denver W. J. L. Crank Albert Dakan Carlson Bull Philip Stewart Sterling Carlyon

Winter Journey for Fosston Woman to Denver

Mrs N E Holley of Fosston traveled to Denver via Greeley on Tuesday to spend part of the winter there. She has lived alone on her homestead four years and reports an exceptional crop this year including corn flax potatoes and Mexican beans.

Denver N. E. Holley Fosston Greeley

Mass meeting reviews proposed laws before election

A nonpartisan mass meeting in the district court room discussed several initiated laws and constitutional amendments. Speakers included C. J. Crockett, R. W. Bullock, Dr Z. X. Snyder, H. N. Haynes and R. H. Malone of Denver. No action was taken and another gathering may be held before election. The Tribune will provide explanations and commentary this week.

District Court Room The Commercial Club C. J. Crockett R. W. Bullock Z. X. Snyder H. N. Haynes R. H. Malone Denver Greeley Anocir the Tribune

First Flag on Display at Orpheum Theatre

The first Union Colony flag from 1870, made in 1845 with 33 stars, was shown Wednesday at the Orpheum, though dilapidated. A program of Irish pictures and music featured Bernice Sechrist telling the Rosy OMoore story and J C Kendel singing Irish songs.

Union Colony Orpheum Theatre Orpheum Rosy O'Moore Bernice Sechrist J.C. Kendel

Notice of Adjustment Day for Annie Eliza Brock estate

R E Winbourn administrator of Annie Eliza Brock deceased will appear before Weld County Court at the Greeley Court House on Monday November 11 1912 at 10 o clock a m to adjust claims against the estate. All claimants and debtors should attend or pay promptly. First publication October 10 1912.

Board of Directors Lower Latham Reservoir Opera House City of Keeley Weld County Colo J. John James Alfred Riley Annie Eliza Brock Greeley Colorado R.E. Winbourn Annie el Brock Greeley Tribune

Quieting Title Action In Weld County 1912

The People of Colorado require Friedrich Hausman and unknown heirs to appear in the Weld County District Court within twenty days if served in county or thirty days if served out of county or by publication, to answer a complaint seeking to quiet title to the southeast quarter of Section 32 in Township 12N Range 57W. Failure to appear will result in default judgment. The action is filed in Greeley. Clerk Frank Madden and Deputy Clerk Elbert G. English seal the notice.

State of Colorado Friedrich Hausman Hausman Friedrich Hausmann Weld County Greeley A. D

Sawyer to Lecture on Local Option vs Prohibition

Attorney H. H. Sawyer of Iowa will lecture tonight in Evans before the W. C. T. U. on Local Option vs Prohibition. He approaches the topic in a legal manner and discusses temperance in depth.

Evans Evans H. H. Sawyer Iowa Sawyer

Local Education Reformer Urges Rural School Uniformity

A Weld County native advocates uniform textbooks and grading across rural and village schools, calls for modern travel means to visit schools, supports free text books, and urges closer knowledge of all districts and comprehensive information before action.

Weld County

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