Beet Planting Campaign To Be in Full Swing This Week
Weld county sugar beet planting is expected to be in full swing by week’s end as ground prep accelerates. Charles Evans cites 61,450 acres contracted with 15,000 in Eaton and 10,000 in Greeley factory areas ready for planting. Windsor reports 75 percent prepared. Fort Lupton signs 14,950 acres. Eaton district about 19,500 acres contracted. overall acreage down from last year. Officials urge early seedbed prep and planting before mid April to conserve fertility.
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Weld
Vintmeré and
Charles Evans
Greeley
Eaton
Hun
Greeley Factory
Grav‘ors
Windsor
Fort Lipton
E ‘Sugar Company
Sugar Company
Fort Lupton
Lupton Factory
Wiludsor
Ander
Eaton District
Bethelngy
Claims for Injuries Received in War Must Be Made During Week
World war veterans urged to file claims for injuries promptly under present law. Those with pre April 7 date claims must act. others should submit further evidence. Denver veterans affairs office to assist, American Legion leaders urge prompt action.
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Ldo
Lata
pColaracts
Darvica
United States Veterans Area
Denver
Fonagz Huffman
American Legion
Legion
O. Bodenhamer
Victor Condlin
Theegion
Injured In Collision With Pumper In Denver
A two‑man crash near a fire engine responding to a call left both injured. One man suffered a fractured collarbone while the other, a less serious injury, appeared to be stepping away from the scene. Authorities investigated the incident at the intersection near 1008.
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Associated Press
Denver
Clovis
Bia
Intersertion
Éar Ag
Gailughos
Mic
Imber Alifferdd
Oklahoma City Gusher Forces Fire Patrols and Warnings
A dramatic oil geyser erupted near Oklahoma City as the Gusher of the Ito-Luster Companies sent streams of gas and oil into the air. Fire crews organized patrols and safety precautions to prevent disaster as officials reported the gusher brought under control later in the afternoon.
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Associated Preas
Oklahopna City
Ito- Luster
Ciisines
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Svers
Sterling Hotel Sold to Kansan Bloods Take Charge Today
The Sterling hotel, long owned by C D Scott, is sold to Charles W Blood and his family, known for operating the Antlerd hotel at Wellington Kansas. Scotts health declines and plans to move to Boulder. The Bloods assume management on April 1.
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Sterling
C.D. Scott
Charles W Blood
Wellington
Kan
Bloods
Scot
Greeley
Scott
Youlder
Blands
Account Collection Suit Settled Out of Court
The account collection suit brought by Hoyal against Slr and Mere W C Tegtmar and the Platteving Bank store was to be tried in county court but was settled out of court with an order waiving further action.
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Hoyal
Slr
Mere
W. C. Tegtmar
Labor Leader Details Unemployment Toll Before Senate
William Green president of the AFL told a Senate commerce committee that 3.7 million workers were jobless in February, costing about 490 million in pay. He warned unemployment’s impact on wealth and urged a broader unemployment census and a federal agency to provide clearer employment data.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Gresn
Commerce Committee
Flrat
Ifo
Lessex
Green
Dhempley
Congress
Weld County Study of Early History at Pawnee Buttes
George A. Barker spoke to Weld County business leaders about Pawnee Buttes near Greeley hosting some of the oldest horse and mammal fossils. He cited Roy Chapman Andrews expeditions and noted artifacts north of Pawnee Buttes suggesting a possibly earliest age discovery, while stressing the finding is not yet confirmed as the oldest.
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Pawnee Buttes
Barker
Weld County
Roy Chapman Andrews
Mongolia
Greeley
Pawnee Butten
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
George A. Burker
Colorado State Teachers College
Burker
Roy Chapman
Sioux
Miure Chaw
Paw Iso Hutter
SUP Teol Enon Ledae
Sellawe
Suit Brought Against Knowles Dismissed by Judge Smith
A $25,000 malpractice suit against Dr EF Knowles of Georgia was dismissed by District Judge Robert G Smith with costs awarded to the plaintiff Randyll Frotd, an Weld County employee injured in a track accident. Defense issues included workmen compensation as a bar to further action. Appellate right reserved. Denver attorney Paul M. Clark and Creelay’s Charles Eo Sauthird represented the defendant.
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Knowles
Georley
Ty. Knowles
Robert G Smit
Randyll Frotd
Weld Rounty
Dhiniseud Wit
Field
Sork
Paul M. Clark
Denver
Chares Eo Sauthird
Creelay
Three Power Pact Seen by London Group
London dispatch reports Tokyo advice to the American British process toward a three power naval agreement. The London group hopes such an accord will avert failure in negotiations, while a five power pact remains the preferred aim. Prime Minister MacDonald updates the House as Stimson Bou and the American delegation push toward agreement. Japan’s reply is drafted for arrival in London.
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Frank
KING
Associated Press
London
Marret
Tokyo
House of Commond
Stine Bou
Japan
Denver search centers on missing Greeley girl Dora
Dora May Fubrken, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs W YW Fubrken of 1211 Paurtoonth Dye, left on a 3 p m bus Sunday. A local man saw a girl answering her description alight from the bus in Denver. Police said fears of kidnapping were groundless and the girl has no Denver relatives. She had a small amount of money when she left Greatry.
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Dora May Fubrken
Denver
Sheig
Auto Crash Involving Mrs Lebsack And Horton
Report notes a minor auto accident involving Mrs Lebsack and E N Horton, with unclear details and damaged wording about location and timing. The fragment hints at a collision on a street near an alley and mentions accompanying names and addresses, but specifics remain obscured.
Local Buyers Pay to Farmers
Local buyers purchase farm products including barley oats beans onions and potatoes. Prices listed: barley oats and beans at 760 in 3h. potatoes 1 6 to 224 with bulk selling at 6400 to 32.
Byrd's Crew Departs for Home From Antarctic Expedition
Admiral Richard Byrd leads 24 members of the Anticode expedition as they depart the winter haven on the Eleanor Belling for New York. The return voyage follows rough seas and a five mile sea passage, with cheers and farewell salutes aboard.
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Dunedin
Richard Hodyrd Doulehy
Eleanor Belling
New York
Ponams
Byrd
Kta
Ex Pedition
Brown
Tahiti
Arwen
New Zealand
Tfarcolatidulionia
Wellhaten
Two Men Hurt in Las Vegas Voting Scuffle
In Las Vegas two men were hurt during a dispute at a polling place. A deputy reported minor injuries and the incident prompted police to review security and voter safety measures.
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Las Vegas
Elections Should Set Two Year Terms for Officers
State attorney Winbourn and Senator Graves discuss a 1928 election law dispute affecting towns like New Raymer and Weld County areas. Trustees elected to two year terms in 1929 may have their terms shortened to April 1 1931 under the new law interpretation. The situation prompts possible gubernatorial action and further legal clarification as towns seek to extend or confirm terms amid power service considerations.
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Rekert
Witbourn
Jess
Ualorado
Simultauwoonly
Grayon
New Raymer
Arate Aenator
Weld County
Lovenonul
Senetor Graves
ToWits Gulag
Graves
Naw Haymer
Winbourn
Legion Counts Down To Thursday Spring Party
The American Legion in Ath wembore hosts a big party Thursday April due for dancing and card playing. Attendees include state Legion officers Mrs Esther Sand house department president and Ethel Springer department secretary Morton David first national vice commander Lydhholm state adjutant John C Vivian Area rehabilitation committee chair Koel Ewing state committee member. Speakers promise brief remarks with reservations urged. George Willard Hraxinr, president of Teachers College, will address the Dewber Tredtury club on College Life in Denver.
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Victor Candin
American Legion
Lexton
Esther Sandhouse
Ethel Springer
Morton David
National View
Lydhholm
John C. Vivian
Nod Koel Ewing
Fragier
Denver
George Willard Hraxinr
Prest
Teachers College
Wil Spank
Mrs Gigoux and Daughter Injured in Street Collision
Mrs M M Gleous of 1511 Record Street and her year old daughter Eva were thrown from a car driven by Mr Gigoux in a collision at 11 PM Tuesday. They were not seriously injured though severely bruised. The crash occurred when a car backing from a driveway struck Gigoux’s car and spun it in the street.
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St. Barr
Fourth Street
Scroud
Anna
Gays
Fale
Census Enumerator Helen Page Appointed at Columbine
Mrs Helen Page named census enumerator at Columbine by Ed Vion Trothe district supervisor. Appointment notes Page will conduct resident counts for Mono County and related duties amid county efforts to complete the tally.
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Helen Page
Columbine
Ratran
Weld Énign Pty
Turedoy
Vion Trothe
Dietriet
Atres
New Officers of Greeley P O E Installed
The Greeley Elka club holds installation to recognize new officers led by William Reeves a longtime local musician and civic figure. Reeves, born 1877 in New York, has worked as a creamery operator and in Weld County offices, with a career spanning Harvard University study travel and extensive musical activity across multiple states.
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Greeley
Vere
Asun Eta
Can Fe
Greetey
Haw
New York
Chay
Uml
Poullege
Reeve
Elycus
Aga
Irving
Wolon
Old Mexico
British Calumbia
Mr Reeve
Plato Jville
Wheer
Inens Jonnouiice
Weld County Invessor
Ly Row
Reeve Wan
Ethel Lewis
Reaven
Wayne
Piret Preanyiartan
Charean
National Bank Resources on Increase Here
Total resources of Greeley’s two national banks rose to 6,194,630.72 by March 27, up from 6,013,008.62 last year. Bank managers report local business for March this year is as good or better than March last year despite market uncertainties.
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Greeley
Sis
Thia Prar
Rueponsa
First National
Gresley Union Na Vonal
Camus
Wall
Market wire notes on Kansas City grains and Chicago corn
A fragmented market wire summary lists Kansas City wheat with May and July prices and odd symbols, and Chicago corn quotes with May and July figures. It also contains garbled references to other grains and dates, offering a snapshot of futures activity and price marks without clear context.
New Political Group Urged by Speaker Williams
Speaker Williams urges a new independent political group to unite teachers and reformers to challenge the old parties. He argues existing parties are controlled by industrial interests and cites Maine, Pennsylvania, and Louisiana as examples while urging local third party movements to form a national opposition.
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Williams
Acc
New York
League For Independent Political Action
Colleye
Alfred Swan
Park Congregational Church
Grenlay
Cne
People Church of
Lin Anid
Louisiana
Btandard Oi Company
Georgia
Georgina Light and Vower Company
Long
Devausaka
Williame
Fugitives Target Broadacres Burglary Supposed by Convicts
Sheriff's deputies investigated a burglary at W. Canningham's home near Certara 25 miles south, believed to involve four of seven Broadacres prison escapees. Footprints led from the scene toward Tirandoe, with limited information due to isolated telephony and scarce updates.
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Yo W. Canningham
Certara
Broadacres
Cunningham
Sherif Samuel A ‘Curran
Pal
Mmon
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