Notice of Final Settlement in Porter Estate Weld County
In the matter of the estate of James A Porter deceased No 869 notice is given that on September 21 1908 at 10 am in Weld County Colorado I J W Harsh administrator will present his final settlement and seek discharge. He invites any interested party to appear and objections to be heard. The court will also hear proof on heirship per Claude A Porter heir at law who is claimed to be the sole heir. All heirs or claimants must appear or await the court’s determination. Greeley Colorado August 17 1908. J W Harsh administrator F J Green attorney. Publication in Greeley journal August 19 1908 and final August 26 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Porter
Weld County
Colorado
I. J. W. Harsh
Claude A. Porter
James A. Vorter
Greeley
A. D
J. W. Harsh
James
A. Porter
F. J. Green
Gepter
Alice S. Porter
County Court of Weld
Petereso
L . Foe EW
Harsh
Alice
Per
F. J
Estray notice for two horses in Weld County Colorado
Notice from the State Board of Stock Inspection Commissioners Denver announces two estray horses taken up near Keenesburg Weld County on August 19 1908. A dark bay gelding about 900 pounds with a white forehead spot and small ewe neck left hind leg and a light bay mare about 975 pounds with white hind feet and a white forehead spot both shod and unbranded. Owner must claim by September 17 1908 or the animals will be sold for the owner’s benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keenesburg
Weld County
Colorado
Towit
State Board OF Stock Inspection Commissioners
Denver
Colo
Plumber Seeks Work at 1217 Bath Avenue
First class plumber offers to do all work and day jobs. Not in the union. Phone 2053 Red. Local help wanted notice for employers seeking skilled plumbing services.
Moon Dance for Miss Eliza Camfield at Hotel Camfield
Social leader D A Camfield hosts a refined Moon Dance at Hotel Camfield for daughter Eliza Camfield who studied music in Boston. 125 guests attended as Heuring orchestra played while yellow moon decor and crescent pastries set a lunar theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Camfield
Hotel
Camfield
D. A. Camfield
Boston
Miss Camfield
Conservatory of Music
Thirty two members chosen for Greeley civic group
The Civic Improvement association of Greeley completed its full 32 member board at a Monday meeting. By laws were adopted and plans set for the first annual meeting in November when a new board will be elected. New directors include CC Townsend and T T Wilson, with many women named to the board. The group aims to beautify the city starting with neglected dooryards and expanding to other civic projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Improvement Association of
CC. C. Townsend
T. T. Wilson
Mesdames Oliver Howard
J. 8. Gale
H. F. Hurlbut
J. C. Mosher
Frank Barber
E. G. McKinney
Will Hall Thompson
J. Max Clark
Emma Flint
A. A. Woodbury
Ella Mead
M. P. Henderson
Prospective Governor Hopeful Explores Irrigation Boom
Dr. B. L. Jefferson of Steamboat Springs visited Greeley to study irrigation methods to grow his political boom. He was told growth can be forced with water and support, though planting time matters little. He left impressed by the cordial reception and free advice and is viewed as a future voice in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Jefferson
Steamboat Springs
Greeley
Meadow Springs Reservoir and Ditch Proposed northwest of Dover
Meadow Springs Reservoir and Ditch by Rolla Wilson and Joseph H. Smith filed a map and statements for a new project northwest of Dover. The reservoir in Sec 5, T 10 N R 67 W will hold 31,600,000 cubic feet and cost 8000 dollars. The ditch, 41 feet wide at the top, is estimated to cost 4900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Springs
W. Rolla Wilson
Joseph H. Smith
Dover
N. R
Library Tea at Johnson Home to Benefit Public Cause
On Thursday September 3 the Greeley Public Library Association hosts a tea at 1929 Eighth Avenue the home of Mrs Bruce F Johnson from 3 to 5 pm. Gentlemen and ladies invited. No admission but a silver offering requested for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Greeley Public Library Association
Bruce F. Johnson
Eighth Avenue
Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad Promises Quick Relief
Vintage advertisement urging users with rheumatism sprains stiff joints or lumbago to try Ballard's Snow Liniment. Claims rapid relief enabling users to discard crutches or canes. Available from all druggists in 25¢ 50¢ and 1 dollar sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Conspiracy Consummated as College Leaders Are Dismissed
The State Board of Agriculture voted 7 to 2 to dismiss Dean W. L. Carlyle and Prof. W. H. Olin from the Colorado Agricultural College effective October 19. Six months’ salary will be paid after their departure. President Aylesworth will not seek reappointment, Governor Buchtel demanded resignations, and the action ends a four year conspiracy narrative with heavy implications for Colorado agricultural education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
W. L. Carlyle
W. H. Olin
Barton O. Aylesworth
Buchtel
Aylesworth
Hawley
A. A. Edwards
Fort Collins
Eugene Grubb
Carbondale
Colorado Agricultural College
Carlyle
Olin
Fiat Rock Residents Return Trip From Denver Visit
Mr and Mrs J S Clark and two children have left for Piat Rock Illinois after visiting their son Grover C Clark and Mrs Hary Heath who visited Mrs Grover Clark. They joined a 28 person Fiat Rock party in Denver and will travel home in their special car that brought them to Denver three weeks ago. The party dispersed to tour different parts of the state upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat Rock
J. S. Clark
Grover C. Clark
Hary Heath
Grover Clark
Piat Rock
Denver
Labor Day Excursion To Mt McClellan On Georgetown Loop
A Union Pacific train excursion to Mt McClellan via the Georgetown Loop promises grand scenery and the highest railroad ever built. Last chance for the season to make a mountain trip at low rates with a special train. Inquiries to E. H. Genge Union Pacific Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. McClellan
Georgetown Loop
Union Pacific
E. H. Genge
Long Delayed Family Reunion Near Sterling
Professor and Mrs. Wilson of Sterling Kansas along with two children left for home after visiting Mrs. Wilsons mother Mrs Elizabeth McMillan in Kansas City The gathering at the McMillan home included thirty relatives from Greeley LaSalle Evans Lead South Dakota and Sterling sharing a lawn supper and photos Before nightfall music and reminiscences capped a rare communal evening as the family had not all met in a long time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Sterling
Kansas
Robert Orrandson
Roland
Greeley
Cunningham
Matthew McMillan
Iva
Mary
Jeanette
Escape Narrowly Missed in Yellowstone Holdup
Mr and Mrs Fred Mason returned from a two week Yellowstone trip recounting a near miss with a holdup they passed by two and a half hours after the crime. They noted many soldiers in the park and described a lonely spot by a creek with rugged terrain hindering pursuit of the fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mason
Yellowstone Park
Mrs. Mason
Bloomington guests attend gold wedding anniversary trek
Guests from Bloomington Indiana Mr and Mrs Lawson Faris entertained Mrs Maggie Craig and daughter Alice and brother William S Curry with his wife and three children for several weeks. They toured the mountains and left Tuesday for Winchester Kansas to attend their uncle and wife’s golden wedding anniversary before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Faris
Maggie Craig
Alice
Bloomington
Ind
Williams. Curry
Winchester
Kan
Ohio Woman and Daughter Plan to Stay in City
Mrs. R. M. Collins and her daughter Arah moved from Belle Center Ohio to recuperate from grip. They are pleased with the climate and city and plan to remain. Mary Collins is expected from Ohio to join them and attend school here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Collins
Arah
Belle Center
Ohio
Mrs. Irons and daughter return from three months east tour
Mrs. H. A. Irons and her daughter Miss Blanch have returned after a three month trip to the east. They visited relatives in Mazon Illinois and spent time in Chicago Kalma zoo and South Haven Michigan. Miss Ada Coney who teaches in Aust and spent the summer east returned with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Irons
Miss Blanch
Mazon
Iil
Chicago
Kalmazoo
South Haven
Mich
Ada Coney
Aust
Campaign Finance Illustration in Political Article
The text projects a future tense view of campaign funding, estimating a total of about 5 million dollars for a Republican effort. It breaks down costs into rents and expenses, cartoons, orators, clerks, bands, and emergencies, and discusses strategic allocation by state, noting Pennsylvania Massachusetts New Jersey and Michigan as safe for Republicans while Texas Mississippi Virginia and Georgia are deemed hopelessly Democratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Henry Lewis
Broadway
National Committee
New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Massachussetts
New Jersey
Michigan
Texas
Mississippi
Virginia
Georgia
Judge Rucker Seen as Strong Governor Candidate
Paul J. Hogan of Littleton and C. E. Street of Hall's Gulch contacted leading county Democrats in Greeley about the political scene. They act as representatives for Judge Rucker of Denver, viewed as a top governor candidate. He is praised as a land expert after selling land near Fort Logan for 80,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Hogan
Littleton
C. E. Street
Hall’s Gulch
Greeley
Judge Rucker
Denver
Fort Logan
Congregational Association Meeting in Greeley
The Congregational association of Colorado will meet in Greeley on October 6 7 and 8. President Henry C King of Oberlin College will speak at six addresses and is described as a premier speaker. Also attending are national figures including Rev Howard Agnew Johnson of Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Association
Congregational Association of Colorado
Greeley
Henry C. King
Oberlin College
Howard Agnew Johnson
Colorado Springs
M. P. A. Picnic Draws Denver Crowd From Here
A sizable group traveled to Denver on Sunday for the M. P. A. picnic. They dined at City park then visited Lakeside Denver’s White City. Attendees reported a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
City Park
Lakeside
Beet sugar campaign scheduled for early October start
Fieldman H. Timothy says the beet sugar campaign will begin about October 1, about ten days later than last year but heavier. The crop is above average, better than last year though likely not as heavy as the record year before, with beets growing rapidly and fields in fine condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Timothy
Country Dinner at Mrs Clemmens Home
Mrs John Clemmens invited a party of girls for the half holiday Thursday at her country home. The afternoon and evening were enjoyed by all. A fine dinner was served at six. Guests included Misses Edna Price Edna Dent Ethel Leake Edith Wickstrom Della Watson Ethel Price Grace Hale Maud Brewer and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clemmens
Edna Price
Edna Dent
Ethel Leake
Edith Wickstrom
Della Watson
Ethel Price
Grace Hale
Maud Brewer
Kemmerer Gordon Auction Bulletin Big Auction
George Emerson owner advertises sale at his Bracewell area ranch featuring mules and horses. Items include a span of mules and bay horses with noted weights, a four year old driving horse, and other machinery described as good and near new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracewell
George Emerson
Notice of Final Settlement in Porter Estate
Final settlement hearing set in Weld County Colorado for the estate of Alice S Porter deceased. J M Harsh administrator will present the final settlement and seek discharge. Court will hear proofs of heirs per verified petition by A Porter claiming Claude A Porter as heir at law. Interested heirs must appear or be bound by court determination. First publication August 19 1908. last September 9 1908.
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Longmont, Colorado
the Crescent Realty & Investment CO
Idaho Falls
Idaho
United States
Strickland & Morgan Opera House
Grocer
Mona
York
Faques Manufacturing Company
Dean Carlyle
Agricultural College
Kemmerer & Gordon's Auction Bulletin
Kemmerer & Gordon
Champion Auctioneers
Northern
Greeley, Colorado
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