Greeley Tribune Credits Manager H Wolfe
The item credits H Wolfe as manager of The Greeley Tribune Printing Company.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
4
The item credits H Wolfe as manager of The Greeley Tribune Printing Company.
Larimer County delegates support John F. Shafroth over W. J. Galligan while Weld County backs Shafroth and Denver County's stance could decide the ticket. Democrats push the Shafroth cause with strong local opposition at Larimer’s convention.
Statistics compiled by Professor M A Carleton, published in Science, show home per capita wheat consumption rising from 5.02 bushels in 1870 to about 6.34 bushels in 1908, with expectations of around six bushels in 1910 and possibly seven by 1956. The rise suggests roughly one extra bushel per person since 1870.
The article argues for direct primaries as essential reforms. It recounts Denver Democrats aligning with Dr. Jefferson due to Speer gang influence, noting Denver’s power with near three hundred votes. It also cites Weld county Republicans after a convention in Greeley as evidence of prearranged slates and internal deal making.
Residents of Greeley urged to save melon, squash and pumpkin seeds for birds and squirrels. Finches stay year round while other birds and the squirrels face hunger in harsh winters, so households were asked to store seeds for future feeding.
Community members are urged to save seeds for birds this winter. A handful of seeds placed in the snow every day or two can save the lives of hundreds of birds by providing essential sustenance during harsh conditions.
The convention lists S. S. Poe for sheriff, Alice Beckwith for county clerk and recorder, Hubert Reynolds for county assessor, W. H. Delbridge Sr for county treasurer, A B Copeland for school superintendent, R. G. Strong and George J. Smith for state legislature, Asa McLeod, Fred Bien, and R. G. McDonald for other county offices. The piece touts each candidate’s integrity and qualifications as Weld county’s strongest field yet.
Advertisement claims a disordered liver spoils complexion and temper and promotes Cham berain s Stomach and Liver Tablets as the remedy. Says sold by all dealers.
Mrs Evaline Lansdale wife of George Lansdale died at her Evans home Sunday from a brain hemorrhage. A longtime Weld County resident the 63 year old was well loved by many. The Lansdales had lived in Evans eight years and in Weld county for many years.
Eight hundred eighty bushels of wheat on eleven acres set a county record this year for Benjamin Reece of Mead. W. P. Mulligan of Longmont announced the figure, noting it among the largest yields the area has seen and signaling strong local crops.
A reliable cough remedy for children Foley's Honey and Tar is presented as safe and non narcotic. It claims to contain no opiates or harmful drugs and promotes the yellow package as genuine. Sold by all druggists.
Delegations at the court house argue the direct primary is desired while accusing Greeley party bosses of engineering nominations. Report says Harrison Teller and Madden of Nunn were chosen amid last minute maneuvers behind locked doors, with delegates alleging they had no real vote.
Advertisment claims Chamberlains Liniment can replace plasters for back and chest pain. It promotes a dampened flannel as more effective and cheaper, selling at 25 cents through all dealers.
Mrs J T Clough and J Max Clark near collision at Seventh Avenue and Eighth Street yesterday afternoon. Clark’s car sustained damage but no injuries reported. The accident was described as unavoidable.
Greeley leads Colorado horse racing with many purses and en tries for Weld county fair. Nordica the three year old pacer owns a 2 20% pace at Loveland and will race at Denver for $1,000. Orange Hat by Titler won at Rocky Ford and Loveland in 2 14 and 2 14. Archie Camp with Expire triumphed in Fort Morgan 2 16 and Longmont 2 40. Orange Hat aims for Interstate fair against top Colorado horses. Owners M D Spencer Ben Hoffman Ed Roslin and Ben Marsh back local hopes.
An advertising line from J. A. En right & Co. touts Racine buggies and wagons with the motto you get more for the money emphasizing value and local pride.
Funeral services for Jesse Winfred Messick were held at his parents' home with Elder B. Farnsworth of Champion Colorado officiating. He was born March 1, 1898 in Indian Territory and came to Greeley eight years ago. After illness beginning last March with scarlet fever, he developed inflammatory rheumatism and died in September.
Under Captain J. W. Harvey and his wife the local Salvation Army chapter reports prosperous work. The Harveys, from England and renowned in Salvation Army efforts worldwide, led meetings yesterday described as some of the most successful ever held in the city.
While playing catch last Saturday afternoon Victor Baird aged 14 suffered a broken nose when a speeding ball struck him in the face. A doctor was called at once and treated the injury.
Colorado State Normal School will operate two model schools in the state. Milliken will host one school under Dr. Z X Snyder with Miss Edna Haskett as principal and Mims Haskett as four assistants. The aim is to test pedagogical theories for potential adoption statewide. A second site is not yet decided, but may be in this region.
The Christian church held its regular annual meeting and election of officers on Sunday. Elders are J B Dicky Robert Scott and CE Phillips. Deacons are K B Piper W B Hall Lawrence Scott C J Harford and W W Bird. Reports show all departments in excellent condition. Membership grew from 250 ten years ago to 426 now.
Fragmentary OCR item mentioning a deceased individual and attorney Joseph Ewing with scattered dates and names. does not provide full context or actionable details.
Notice announces a state land sale in Weld County with parcels including mineral and surface rights. Bids open with cash down and installments at 7% interest, sale to citizens who have declared intent to become US citizens, advertisements run with state board reserves to reject bids, and no sale becomes final until approved by the State Land Board. First publication in Greeley Tribune September 1, 1910, last publication September 2, 1930.
Incomplete readable text shows scattered words and phrases about land and county topics with no coherent event, names, dates, or places to anchor a summary. The readable bits suggest a notice related to land or property but lack verifiable specifics.
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