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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
4
Weld County Speech Sparks Debate on Trusts and Costs
The guest of honor at the Weld county fair criticized ad ministrative bodies and trusts, arguing for public action to curb profiteering in sugar and potato markets. He urged voters to confront political and economic power, noting implications for farmers and the broader public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Denver
Potato Trust
Weld County
Speer
Guggenheim
Thomas M. Patterson
Where is my daughter the plaintive heart cry of a mother
A reflective piece warns parents to vigilantly guard their daughters from temptation and danger, arguing that prevention is essential as youth face pernicious influences and hidden risks. It urges mothers to repeatedly ask themselves where their daughters are to protect the vulnerable.
Taft Exonerates Dr. Wiley Over Food Adulteration Charge
President Taft exonerates Dr. Wiley and voices the verdict of the American press and people. The issue centers on protection of the consumer against food adulteration, with enemies of Wiley opposing the principle rather than the man. The President hints at possible action to remove McCabe and Dunlap from government roles while praising Wiley and the public’s support for safeguarding public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Wiley
Taft
Journal of the American Medical Association
McCabe
Dunlap
Wiley
Department of Agriculture
United States
Factory near the farm could boost New Jersey growth
The article argues for more regional canning and processing, using farm products near the source. It cites tomatoes hauled from New Jersey to Maryland as an example of transportation costs eroding profits and urges establishing local canneries and factories to capture value, improve efficiency, and spur economic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South
New England
Delaware
Chesapeake Bay
New Jersey
Maryland
The Revolution in Foods and Public Health
The article traces the rise of manufactured foods and the adulteration risk, noting the shift from raw fare to processed products. It highlights Doctor Wiley as a leading figure in the pure foods movement and argues against compromising public health despite industry pressure.
Public rights championed despite departmental limits
Quote emphasizes unwavering support for Doctor Wiley and his persistence in pursuing public rights, arguing that any attempt to balance between right and wrong is backing the wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Wiley
Sugar trust shifts on beet price cries in Colorado
A year ago Colorado beet farmers pressed for 6 per ton, but the sugar trust warned of excess stock and storage problems. Now a sudden fall of European crops and a weak cane harvest change the supply outlook, raising questions about a $6 flat contract for 1911 and the impact on producers and consumers. Pierce Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Sugar Trust
Trust
Pierce
BAL ESTATE TRANSFERS REPORT OF WARRANTY DEEDS
A list of warranty deeds records transfers from J L Brush to Mary J Moody on Lot 14 Block 1 West's Sub Greeley for 3000 dollars and other transfers including Barnes to Purcell Lot 28 Block 37 Barnesville for 150 dollars Camfield Town and Improvement Co to H S Stark Lots 1 and 2 Block 27 Camfield for 100 dollars Dacona Townsite Co to Orlando Lot 9 Block 17 Dacono for 800 dollars J Johnson to H M Heywood record value 2800 Marit Hodgkin to William Hodgkin Part Lot 4 Block 167 Greeley for 1000 Elmer H Norrie to C Norris SE NW 13-5-65 for 1 Lawrence M Purcell to Gotfred N Smedegaard Lots 17 and 18 Block 8 and 19 and 26 Block 10 Purcell for 10 Richard G Piper to Thomas King Lot 3 Block 1 Hereford for 75 and Lot 12 Block 2 Hereford for 80 Marguerete Shelton to Jacob Jacoby Lot 7 Block 15 Windsor for 150 George E Rhoades to Ella Johnson Lot 15 Block 6 East Eaton for 200 Richard A McGee to Edwin G Crawford see record for 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Brush
Mary J. Moody
West
Greeley
Charles E. Barnes
L. M. Purcell
Barnesville
Camfield Town & Impr. Co
H. S. Stark
Camfield
Dacona Townsite Co
Orlando
Dacono
J. Johnson
H. M. Heywood
Marit Hodgkin
William &. Hodgkin
Elmer H. Norrie
C. Norris
Lawrence M. Purcell
Gotfred N. Smedegaard
Purcell
Richard G. Piper
Thomas King
Hereford
Marguerete Shelton
Jacob Jacoby
Windsor
George E. Rhoades
Ella Johnson
East Eaton
Richard A. McGee
Edwin G. Crawford
Hat Chase Near Ninth Street Station Ends
On Ninth street a crowd watched a playful chase as attorney J W Gault pursued a man who aimed to catch a southbound train at the station. It was to retrieve a hat misplaced by Fort Lupton attorney Billy Moan after a mix up in an office, not a fugitive pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Tiorney J. W. Gault
Gault
Billy Moan
Fort Lupton
Presbyterians Call a Pastor Horton Chosen for Greeley Church
A congregational meeting at the Presbyterian church extended a unanimous call to Rev. J. Fr. Horton of Chicago to become pastor. Horton has preached here several times after Rev. R. J. Hunter resigned June 1. An official board meeting followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Turkeys Spark Family Feud In Pleasant Valley
A Sunday feud between the Hatch and Johnson families in Pleasant Valley escalates after turkeys wander into a yard. J Wood, employed by William Johnson, is said to have a head wound from a pitchfork alleged to have been in Frank Hatch's hand. Sheriffs arrived as both sides lined up for officers. warrants may be sworn out this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
J. Wood
William Johnson
Frank Hatch
Hatch
Johnson Yard
Man Suffers Fractured Breastbone in Yard Accident
George Castle sustained a broken breastbone and other injuries when a bale of hay shifted in a Union Pacific yard car. A train bumped the car, throwing him against the door. he likely will be confined to home for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
George Castle
Castle
Lupton Union Forms At Canning Factory Meeting
A new labor union organized in Lupton with 26 workers from local canning factories. Denver secretary 8. Hickey attended to assist. A follow up meeting is planned Friday evening to accept the charter and complete the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupton
Fort “Lupton
Hickey
Denver
Driver Breaks Leg in Wood Load Wagon Accident
Charles Hine suffered a broken leg when his wagon team spooked and ran away while he hauled wood from Ault. He was treated at Greeley hospital and released to his home Thursday evening. Mr. Hine manages the brick yard east of Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hine
Hine
Ault
Greeley Hospital
Icilne
Greeley
Loveland Lad Injured While Visiting in Greeley
John Nelson, a Loveland boy visiting Greeley, tripped on the street and fell before Sanborn and Houston's office. He suffered a head blow causing a convulsion, was carried in fainting, revived soon after, and caught the evening train home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
Loveland
Greeley
Sanborn
Houston
Physicians to Meet in Greeley October 2
Weld County physicians gather Monday evening in Greeley with Dr. Frederick Singer of Pueblo presiding. The state organizer of the Colorado Association speaks and an invitation is extended to all Weld county doctors. Plans include social visits in local physicians homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Greeley
Frederick Singer
Pueblo
Colorado Association
First Japanese Baby Born in Greeley
The first Japanese baby born in Greeley arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs William Ogawa on East Tenth Street about a week ago. The boy is strong healthy and expected to become a useful citizen following in his father's business footsteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
New
William Ogawa
East Tenth Street
Evans Recovers From Kick by Horse
Albert Fry, a farmer living east of town, is recovering after serious injuries from being kicked by a horse while shoeing it. Initially feared to have internal injuries, he survived the incident reported on September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pry
Evans
Albert Fry
Fry
Here
Eaton Wins First Game In Season Opener
Eaton Colorado September 25 Eaton High School opened the season with a 14 to 6 victory over South Denver High School. Eaton scored two touchdowns and a field drop kick while South Denver managed one touchdown. Captain Mimmack, who led last year's championship team, again heads the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Colo
Eaton High School
Denver
Eaton Jada
Mimmack
Stolen Horse Found Near Johnstown Restored to Owner
A horse stolen from Walter Ring near Johnstown was recovered at 1 30 this morning by the sheriff and Deputy Fraser while trailing burglars active in LaSalle. The horse was returned to Ring who suspects it was taken for a joy ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ring
Johnstown
Fraser
LaSalle
Forest Fires Ravage Laramie Peak District
Two fires in the Laramie Peak district threaten six square miles already burned. Fire crews and volunteers have rushed to the scene to combat the spreading flames near Cheyenne Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Laramie Peak District
Attendance Doubles at Weld County Fair Despite Delays
The Weld County Fair shows nearly double last year’s receipts though final counts are incomplete. Officials expect a small surplus after expenses, with about $6,000 recorded last year and a similar result this year. A numbering machine setback slows prize announcements as exhibit lists are certified and printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsella
Evans Postgraduate Medical Meeting Held at Dr Hill’s Home
A September gathering of county postgraduate physicians met Thursday at the home of Dr A L Hill. Members discussed the paper of the evening and reflected on the year’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
R County
A. L. Hill
Twelve Thousand Pops Counted at County Fair
Fragmented report notes high drink counts at a county fair over four days. It references Bennine funding grounds and a large but unclear tally of bottles consumed, with emphasis on those who enjoyed the pops and the overall spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goda Weyter
Bennine
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N. C. Meeker
Greeley Tribune Printing Company
C. H. Wolfe
Colorado Editorial Association
Gesta TV le
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Hiss
Cahill Dry Goods Co
Loveland Lad
Cooruntary
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