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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1912

Page

6

Weld Lad Arrested in Murder Case

Lucerne reports Chief of Police E G School of Cheyenne and deputies with J H Sherley Jr confessing complicity in the murder of a Brighton jeweler. They were halted by a tire puncture and later seized loot totaling 1100 dollars, with Adams County officers suspecting a scheme to claim rewards. Fort Lupton notes Sherley, son of farmer Jake Sherley, was arrested after a brief return to Cheyenne.

Lucerne E. G. School of Adams County Cheyenne Sherley Greeley Brighton Fort Lupton John Sherley Zabransky Young Sherley Jake Sherley Lupton

Former Weld Boy Nominated for Attorney General

Fred Farrar of Fort Collins, Colorado born and educated, seeks the Democratic nomination for attorney general. An able lawyer with twelve years in Fort Collins practice, he has served as attorney for the board of agriculture and, by Shafroth era, on the board of pardons. He has irrigation expertise including Water District No. 3 priorities and acts as referee. He pledges a clean, straightforward administration for the people.

Colorado Farrar Denver University Fort Collins Board of Agriculture Griffith Shafroth Board of Pardons

Beet sugar samples show strong yields this season

Eaton reports samples from the Great Western Sugar district reveal beets averaging 12.5 percent sugar in 16 ounces, with weights up to 24 ounces. Beets test as high as 16 to 17 percent sugar, and the Greeley Eaton Windsor region is expected to yield two more tons per acre. A 120 day campaign starts by Sept 25 with enhanced factory manpower and steam readiness. beef harvesting begins Sept 20.

Eaton H. Timothy Great Western Sugar Company Timothy Greeley Windsor Acre

Land Open for Settlers in Colorado Coal Areas Restored

Washington reports secretary Fisher recommended and the president restored entry to 751 691 acres in Colorado previously in coal withdrawals Nine hundred acres lie in the western park area classified as coal land with values from 20 to 55 dollars per acre The bulk of the restoration covers 563099 acres in North Park and 188492 acres in Montezuma county outside the Durango coal fields About 5690 acres are coal land priced 20 to 240 dollars per acre.

Washington Fisher Colorado North Park Park Montezuma County Durango

Open sewer issue prompts city action in Clayton area

Mayor Mayher reports state health board notice about an open sewer in the Clayton addition in the north end. Refuse from a canning factory and several homes drains into the ditch. City council previously tried a sewer project. likely to be funded by the city with charges to affected properties. The Denver Times misstates city sewer conditions, as the problem lies at the city’s edge with few residents.

Mayher State Board of Health Clayton Denver Times Greeley

Prize Birds At Fair Bring Eight Ancona Pullets

J. M. Peterson owns eight Ancona pullets hatched April 21 and laying since August 15 at just under four months old. He values the flock at 2.50 dollars each and plans to enter them in the county fair.

J. M. Peterson Ancona

Child Drinks Gasoline Endangers Four Year Old Girl

In Ault on August 29 Inez Robinson four years old daughter of Charles Robinson drank a cup of gasoline left on their porch. A physician nearby administered an emetic after the mother rushed to aid the child. The incident was reported by local neighbors and witnesses.

Inez Charles Robinson Robinson

Bourne outlines parcel post rules in summary

Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr, chairman of the senate committee on post offices and post roads, summarizes the new parcel post law to become effective January 1. Articles must weigh no more than 11 pounds and not exceed 2 inches in length plus girth, must not damage mail or personnel, with flat rates for up to 4 ounces and per ounce rates above that, varying by distance.

Jonathan Bourne Jr Senate Compost Offices and Post Roads

Homesteaders Reorganized In Greeley Lodge

A. Eri bank and J. P. Miller led a reorganization of the Home steader lodge of Greeley with 75 new members added in two weeks. A Thursday meeting at M. B. A. hall approved an open event on the third Thursday in September with initiations, a program, and refreshments. Officers elected include Dr. J. A Dungan president and J. S Archibald vice president. Anna Calvin L of C. Mrs. Anna Lofgren L of E. C. H. Miller S. W. R. Calvin C. Warren Williams M. Eb. Lofgren M A. A. C. Getty H.

A. Eribank J. P. Miller Homesteader Lodge of Greeley M. B. A. Hall J. A Dungan J. S Archibald Anna Calvin Anna Lofgren C. H. Miller W. R. Calvin Warren Williams Eb. Lofgren A. C. Getty

Briggsdale Bank Incorporation Formed in Greeley

Briggsdale State Bank filed articles of incorporation in the county clerk's office in Greeley. The capital stock is $10,000. Officers include WE. Freeman as president and F. N. Briggs as secretary. Directors A. B. Freeman, all from Denver, are noted as prominent landowners in the Briggsdale area. Farmers previously banked in Greeley.

Briggsdale Greeley Briggsdale State Bank WE. Freeman F. N. Briggs A. B. Freeman Denver

Riverside Sadie de Kol Burke tops world milk average

Riverside Sadie de Kol Burke, a Yolo County Holstein, becomes the first in the world to average over 100 pounds of milk daily for six months, breaking the prior yearly record set by Aralia deji. In the first six months of the second year, the cow produced 18,275 pounds of milk with 916.18 pounds of butter fat, equivalent to 1,137.72 pounds of butter at 80 percent.

Woodland Calif Davis Aralia de Ji California Yolo County Riverside Sadie de Kol Burke

Denver Odd Fellows Temple Dedication by J B Snook

J B Snook accepts invitation to dedicate the new Odd Fellows Isle temple in Denver. The temple, owned by local lodges and encampments, features two halls and grand lodge offices. Snook serves as this year’s grand master, with Colorado members exceeding six thousand. Mr and Mrs M I Friday plan to spend winter in California after Denver trip.

J. KB. Snook Odd Fellows Denver Arso Grand Lodge Mr. Snook Colorado Weld County Mrs. M. I California Dvans

Johnson Pickled at Noon in Platteville Parade

Gov Hiram Johnson visits Platteville for a celebration with a pickle feast. Crowds arrive, speeches by Johnson and others, a pickle barrel incident, a Milliken Johnstown baseball game, races, exhibits, and a grand ball planned at Gass hall.

Platteville Aug Hiram Johnson California Old Sol LaSalle Gov. Johnson Johnson Milliken Johnstown Gass

Rag Time Arrest In Windsor Wedding Sensation

Bertha and Fulton Alexander, colored, were arrested by the sheriff's office this morning charged with running a disorderly house. The pair created a sensation a month ago when they wed in Windsor with Alexander wanting the band to play Alexander's Rag Time Band.

Eaton Bertha Fulton Alexander Windsor

Public Trustees Sale of Greeley Property Reminder

Public Trustee W R Patterson Weld County Colorado will sell the described Greeley block land on September 23 1912 at 11 am at the east front door of the Court House to satisfy notes plus interest and costs. The sale follows a default on a July 1911 trust deed securing Patrick Brady. The attorney Chas C Townsend arranged the notice with first publication August 22 1912 and vast publication September 19 1912.

Charles Howard Howard Alice Greeley Weld County Colorado Minty Jin Book of Weld County City of Patrick Breadvy WL R.patterson Court House W. OR. Patterson Olorado Keeley Chas. C. Townsend

Beet Growers Meet in Denver September 6

A general meeting of steer beet growers and state farmers organizations will convene September 6 at the Albany hotel in Denver. Hundreds are expected from across Colorado. The Denver Chamber of Commerce, originator of support for the beet industry, has organized a special line for attendees. Railroads offer a one and one third round trip rate. Lunch at noon costs 50 cents in the Albany banquet room. Evening entertainment at Lakeside is planned for growers and their families.

Stear Denver Albany Hotel Denver Chamber of Commerce Colorado Grove Albany Chamber of Commerce

Windsor Rifle Team Wins State Target Shoot Class C

The Company E Windsor rifle team, first regiment N G C, returned from the Golden state range as Class C winners. Competing against top sharp shooters nationwide, the squad also earned indoor shoot honors last season. Members: Knowles, Blakeman, Lewis, Laybourn, Schwalm, Rose.

Windsor Golden United States William Knowles William Blakeman Ralph Lewis Wallace Laybourn Edward Schwalm William Rose

Candidate for Democracy for Justice of Court Primary Elect

A candidate seeks the Democratic nomination for a county court seat in the upcoming primary election. The filing outlines party backing and a focus on reforms, with campaign promises and upcoming candidate forums listed.

Justice of Court

Road repairs completed after three year wait near Pierce

Pierce reports county road east of town fixed after three years effort led by Pierce Commercial club and local men J E Shafer Dr Agan B A Shafer and H R Waring secured county funds. Farmers hauled drag equipment and regrading and resurfacing under way with Ballantine ranch section finishing soon. Also mentioned is a silo project using concrete block construction and plans for a tied barn style storage feature.

Pierce Pierce Commercial Club J E. Shafer Dr. Agan B. A. Shafer H. R. Waring Bolander J. E. Shafer Ballantine Ranch

Estes Park road work and new auto coach plan announced

Convicts are building a new road section beside the Home Supply dam at Estes Park. August set records for the season. It was announced that Stanley Steamer auto coaches will operate from Derry to Estes Park next year, traveling up Thompson Canyon and returning via St Vrain and Lyons.

Estes Park Road Home Supply Dam Park Stanley Steamer Auto Derryer Estes Park Thompson Canon Land St Vrain Lyons

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