Lands to Lease and Court Sale Notices in Greeley Tribune
The notices announce applications to lease lands in Weld County Colorado described by township and range and list the Land Board and Land Commissioner involvement. Also included is a public notice of a real estate sale in Denver to satisfy a secured note, with details on the parties, amounts, and the sale process. The items reflect 1912 era public notices and property transactions in Colorado.
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Sanpost
de Weld
Vramile Realty
Joseph T.res
Capital Company
Joseph Hurd
Clarence LL
Encave
Hb T. Mitchell
Denver Company
Milily
Colorado
Uch Sale
Laz
Joseph T. Mitchell
Pledice
Rhoulder
Ton Greeley Tribune
Augton Greeley Tribune
ATE Lands
State Board of Land
Thomas St
Lowing
IP Ferson
Land Commissaton
Greeley Tribune
Summons in Weld County divorce action
The document is a summons in a divorce case filed in Weld County Colorado. It states the defendant must answer within the required time and that service by publication has occurred. The plaintiff seeks a decree of divorce and alimony support, with details attached. The filing is dated August 6 and signed by the clerk.
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Colorado
Graysor
Jeby
Wilson on Farmers Plundered by Republican Trusts at Grangers Picnic
Governor Wilson told farmers in Williams' Grove Pennsylvania that tariff defense privileges benefited trustees in the Republican party more than the people. He argued government has been run by self appointed trustees, diverting profits from tariffs and shaping policy to aid the few while workers endured higher costs. He cited Taft’s veto of the free list bill and urged public control of government.
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Williams’ Grove
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Republican Party
Jefferson
Hamilton
Prize Jersey bull to exhibit at Weld County fair
A Jersey herd bull that won state and interstate fair championships in 1909 and 1910 will be shown at the Weld County fair this year. Owned by T B Bishopp and Sons of Virginia Dale, the bull Rain Bow's Golden Lad is being moved from a large Jersey ranch. B G B Bishopp, secretary of the Colorado State Dairymen's Association, is in Greeley overseeing tests of Guernsey and Jersey cows at local ranches.
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Jersey Herd
T. B. Bishopp and Sons of
Virginia Dale
Weld
B. G. B. Bishopp
Colorado State Dairymen’s Association
Greeley
H. D. Parker
Auburn Ranch
A. M. McClenshan
Mr. Bishopp
T. B. Bishopp
Women Will All be Bald Some Day Says Expert on Brain Development
Los Angeles report cites Dr. Carlton B. Wells claiming within 500 years Americans will nearly all be hairless and men bald within 300 years due to brain power growth. He links higher intellect to baldness, notes wig use among brilliant women, and predicts fashion will favor baldness with societal norms shifting.
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Los Angeles
United States
Carlton B. Wells
Paris
Lankershim Hotel
America
France
Young Principal Leaves Evans for Franklin School
Aug 30 report states George Young Sr, the youngest principal in Colorado, left Evans for Sterling to open the Franklin School on Monday. He is a graduate of the State Teachers college.
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Young
Evans
George Young
Colorado
Sterling
Franklin
State Teachers College
Pastor Back from Europe Returns to Congregational Church
Rev S Dick inson of the Congregational church returned from a three months trip in Europe last night. He will occupy the pulpit Sunday. Mr and Mrs Scott left this morning for Hastings Neb after visiting her brothers Robert and Ira.
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Europe
Eaton
S. Dickinson
The
Congregational Church
Dickinson
Mrs. Scott
Hastings
Neb
Robert
Ira
Library Hours Extended For Downtown Workers
The Greeley public library will stay open through noon and supper hours to serve downtown workers. Starting September 3, hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily except Sundays 2:50 to 6:30 p.m. Labor Day service is maintained. About 350 visitors use the library daily.
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Greeley
Purcell Real Estate Fight Gets Court Attention
Legal action in a county court centers on purging property from J J Purcell amid claims by Mrs Purcell that part of the estate was bought with her father’s funds and should revert to her. The case follows Purcell’s illness and resignation from a large real estate business as scrutiny grows in Greeley.
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James
Purcell
California
J. J
Runaway Team Brought to Bay by Hobble Skirt
LaSalle August 31 A red calico skirt blew from a clothes line and a hobble skirt wrapped around a horse’s legs causing a scare as two Mosier horses broke from tying near a store. They dashed through LaSalle, then across Rogers’ yard where garments on the line were knocked aside. The incident ended with the horses halted by the entangling skirt.
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LaSalle
John K. Mosier
Wil
Liam Rogers
Many Sheep Will Be Fed in Lucerne This Winter
David Kelley returned from New Mexico with a contract to deliver 2 500 lambs to Lucerne for winter feeding. Flushed range will extend grazing, allowing sellers to gain more by waiting. Local feeders expect about 1 000 000 head fattened for market, aided by an abundant hay crop and New Mexico Wyoming imports. Prices last year reached eight dollars per hundred.
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Lucerne
David Kelley
New Mexico
Kelley
Dynamite Demonstration For Farmers Set Near City
The Clayton land north of the city will host a dynamite exhibit on September 18 starting at 2:30 PM. Sponsored by Dupont Powder, operator A H W Manard explains the display proves high explosives can aid farming tasks such as stump removal post holes soil digging and ditching. The event reflects growing interest as several fairs canceled but reissued contracts allow this Greeley program to proceed.
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Clayton
Dupont Powder Company
A. H. W. Manard
Greeley
Manard
Greeley Schools Open Fall Term After Vacation
Public schools and the Teachers College in Greeley resumed classes on Tuesday with 8:30 a.m. bells. Students, including many from the Teachers College, arrived for registration as the district plans to exceed previous year enrollments. Ten new public school teachers hired and faculty changes noted. The high school occupies the old building until a new facility is ready in four to six weeks, after which the old building houses the grades.
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Greeley
Teachers College
State Teachers College
Greeley High School
Coyote Stealing Chicken Killed by Hammer Throw
Fort Lupton residents recall a peculiar incident as Tom Corcoran, while on a shanty roof, hurled a hammer at a coyote carrying a hen. The hammer struck the animal in the head, killing it. the hen remained uninjured and clucked nearby.
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Coyote
Lupton
Al“othough
Tom Corcoran
Australia
Corcoran
Erie High School Opens With Strong Enrollment
Erie reports one of its most prosperous school years as the high school begins with over thirty local pupils and several more expected from outside. The faculty lists principal W. S. Stoddard and assistant Beatrice Strumpf, with teachers for grades six to one and music. A new entry rule admits beginners for six-year-olds based on November 1 and March 1, 1913.
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Erie
W. S. Stoddard
Beatrice Strumpf
Angie Bearss
Myrtle Laughead
Doris Wilby
Lorena Shackleton
Water System Under Way in Johnstown
Johnstown begins work on a new reservoir with a steam ditcher in use and four carloads of piping received. Water must be conveyed three miles to town. A new sewer and lighting system are under consideration. a special board meeting may decide soon.
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Johnstown
Wells near Grover attract visitors with strong irrigation signal
Aug. 1 at Grover Joan Sides, owner of land at the Grover townsite northeast section, finished six irrigation wells. The abundant water supply impresses visitors who call the wells the best they have seen.
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Grover
Joan Sides
Chute Planned for Weld County Fair Stock Unloading
Fair goers will see a new cattle unloading chute south of the main entrance after A M Mc Clenahan secured a promise from Colorado and Southern to install it. The Weld County fair will feature dairy stock exhibits, dairy supplies from Interstate Supply and Manufacturing of Denver, and a plan for Union Pacific to bring a carload of cattle from Fort Lupton and Platteville, boosting dairy cattle displays across county stockmen.
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Weld County
A. M. McClenahan
Denver
Colorado & Southern Railway
Interstate Supply and Manufacturing Company of
McClenahan
Union Pacific
Fort Lupton
Platteville
Clean Slate Started for Weld County Books
Weld County has begun anew with its bookkeeping. A. P. Smithers presented a final report to county commissioners after over a year of work, detailing the audits of the county commissioners, clerk, sheriff, and district clerk. Books up to July 1, 1912, are straightened. fresh system in place to prevent future confusion. An external audit was suggested to maintain ongoing oversight after corruption was found and the old records were in disarray.
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Weld
A. P. Smithers
DeVinny
Bolander
Cancer Fatal To Mrs. Haight In Evans
Evans Sept 3 Mrs Sarah Haight aged 75 died at her home after weeks of illness cancer of the liver was given as cause. She lived near Twin Bridges earlier and leaves many old settlers as friends. Her Civil War veteran husband died months ago. Funeral Thursday at the M church with interment in Greeley cemetery. Keota Sept 3 Five Keota district schools opened for fall term with several not opening due to low enrollment. Teachers listed for Keota Dow Murphy Swanson and Bucher. Even the wives of the very best husbands are eager to earn a little money for themselves.
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Greeley
Keota
Poush
Harris
Miss Stanley
Dow
Judd
Murphy
Bucher
Swanson
Miss Robinson
Wood
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Tribyne
Ger’s
District Waintor Court
Gov. Wilson
J. OS. Purcell
Paul
Palmer Lake
Hey
Hobble Skirt
Theachers
Pacul~ty
New Wells
Por Han
Smithers
Mrs. Haight
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