Bills Call for Four Million in State Appropriations
The house appropriations committee reported sixty three appropriation measures totaling about four million dollars. Representative A H Poppen said funds could total five point seven million, likely trimmed by about one and a half million. The total excludes the general state government appropriation bill. If approved, the state would face an estimated overage of two million with the projected income of thirty three point seven million.
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Denver
Awit
Lougs Committee On Appropriations
A. H. Poppen
Stesmuast Springs
Sharyman
Popyen
Conservation Corps Members Chosen by Labor Department
The Labor Department selects Conservation Corps volunteers for a 25 000 man force with pays of 20 a month and 40 hour weeks. Recruits across 27 cities will form crews to work on forest projects in Virginia between Vinburg and Luray, with sites in George Washington National Forest and other camps nationwide. Local and state committees oversee enrollment as preparations move toward camp muster and deployment tomorrow.
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Workington
Conservation Corps
Touay
United Bintea Forest Department
Vimburgh
Luray
George Waghlurton National Forest
Briggs Continued Ward Voting Trends Highlight City Politics
The district ward improvements at Qlantiere park aided the Christianos in the race as voters surpassed prior totals. Thosby won the mayoral post with 4462 votes, up from 3188 in 1931 and 8539 in 1920, with 1929 boosted by a Buccay movie battle marking the era's peak turnout in city politics.
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Qlantiere Park
Christengos
Thosby
Berg Elected Rotary Club President in Faton Visit
Dain Berg was elected president of the Rotary Club on Tuesday to succeed A. Liang who served the past year. Officers named include J. C. Cases as vice president BH. McMillan as secretary Ava Tin as treasurer and directors Bowser and George Curley. Berg will attend the Rotary convention at Raton, N. M. on April 14.
Unclear birth and mortgage relief items from local notice
A garbled notice records a birth for a child named Tommy Clair Thorn to Mr and Mrs Ander son of Lucerne on April 2 at home with weight 01 pounds. It also mentions an event March 29 and a loan relief approval by a committee, with connections to Washington and a mortgage relief act.
New York Stock and Bond Listings From a London Ledger
Local stocks and bonds listing shows Great Western Sugar at 7% bid, Union Pacific around 7%, and General Electric offerings amid a mix of American and industrial names. The page highlights prices and yields for steel, cement, and railcar firms, with several minor changes across multiple issues.
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Americxn Gan
Ino Fantinentel Gaber Fa
General Stotere
Union Paxil
Ee al Bea Steel
Woolworth
Gere Stecke
Siltes
Dake Speeey
Great Western
Igeat Censeat Co
Bers. Cola
Pau
Colorado
Ind
Dapver
Orv
Ash Deal
Fiates Origine
Ares Torlg
Hesse
ATA
Baden
Return of Ail Gold Over $100 Demand Sealed by President
President Roanovalt issues a sweeping order demanding returns of all gold over $100 held by individuals to the federal reserve by May 1. The decree empowers the treasury to regulate gold usage in monetary policy and foreign trade, with penalties up to ten years in prison or a $10,000 fine for violations.
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Washington
Aprin
Prauident Roanovalt
Individue
Fia
Treasury
Presidant
Planning Gardens Explained to Club by Denver Expert
Walter Pesman of Denver spoke to the garden club on dual garden planning approaches horticultural and artistic. He urged balancing beauty with practical layout, citing Coloradoans as proactive and inquisitive, and suggested steps such as foundation planting and using native stones to shape walks and views. The next meeting is May 1 with Frances Tobey on The Garden in Literature.
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Garden Club
Walter Pesman
Denver
Peaman
Colorado
Peaminn
Childrey
Ding
Maia Amon
Werat
Italy
Holland
England
United State
Pesman
Barden
Frances Tobey
Eat
Clon
Milk Fund Aids Children Through Daily Milk Distribution
The milk fund distributed about 70 quarts daily on average after ten weeks, rising to 124 quarts during peak weeks in September and February. By April 4, $590.66 had been paid to two creameries for more than 12,000 quarts of milk. The program helped undernourished children and invalids at home, with demand often exceeding the fund’s capacity.
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Tecermber
Terjuary
Halberg Elected La Junta Mayor in Municipal Vote
Andrew Halberg was elected mayor of La Junta. City clerk Robert D. AAlilery and treasurer J. W. Wa vily, plus aldermen G. Mutu BE and L. 8 Mahoney, chosen in a crowded municipal election. In nearby towns, G. R. Mallett won in Walrington, while Harmon Mazzone narrowly defeated Rick Duran for city clerk, and Andrew Dick beat J. G. Windsor for treasurer. Two Republicans and two Democrats were elected aldermen.
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Halberg
la Junte
la Junta
Coto
Andrew Halberg
Robert D- Aalilery
J. W. Wa
G. Mutu
Mahoney
Walsenburg
Galo
G. R .Mallett
Otto Kinin
Harmon Mazzone
Rick Duran
Andrew Dick
J. G. Windsor
Salida
Gelo
C. M. Ferne
Dormocrat
Waa
Robert Reardon
Wallara Schootfield Jr
Domocrat
Drmigsvalle City
Longmont
Lanyon Bexemont
Kleth Spangler
New-Deal Party
G. W.heath
Spangler
Booth
Hay Lanyon
Brown
Willam Price
W. R. Williama
H Hanna
Walter Hogset
Charlea Gunsing
Beer Licensing Rules and Penalties Outline
The article details beer sale rules for clubs hotels restaurants and dining cars. It includes age limits license fees by entity size and location, non transferability of licenses and penalties up to 200 dollars or 90 days in jail for violations with possible license revocation upon conviction.
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Council
Board of Trustees
County
Heensen
Miss Wilson Reports House of Neighborly Service Activities
The House of Neighborly Service board heard Jane Wilson present activities aimed at aiding Spanish speaking families. Weekly mother-classes taught baby food prep. two quilts and a flower garden pattern were made for sale. Twenty girls received fabric prints, with kindergarten averaging thirty five attendees. Treasurer William Desb reported a $177.84 balance with funds to complete the year.
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House of Neighborly Service Board
Jane Wilson
Dia Pues
Miard
Cimyre
Wiiliam Desb
Loans for Growers of Beets Requested
Washington April representatives of beet growing states met to consider means of obtaining additional loans for growers whose money is tied up in closed banks. Representative Cummings of Colorado, a Democrat, watched today as the group prepared for tomorrow’s discussions.
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Washiegion
Cummings
Colorado
Watch Today
Lectures on Mental Hygiene at Meeker Junior High
Dr Felix leads a series on mental hygiene with a second lecture titled Malinlon of Gehurlor to be held Thursday evening in room 19 of Meeker Junior High building. Dr Delix of Danver will discuss Parent-Child relations. A frog discussion and audience questions will follow.
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Weld County Mantal Hyglene Apdaty Ig
Gehurlor
Meeker Junior High
Delix
Danver
Wells
Gooding Damage Suit Transferred to Ward County
The damage suit of V. Gooding of Denver against Paul Ottens and Sarah McRoberts in Mc Ureelay district moves from division 4 of Denver city and county district court to Ward county district court. The case involves a collision on a night in December last near Greeley Fort Morgan Ban road, allegedly due to Ottens’s negligence.
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V. Gooding
Denver
Paul Ottens
Sarah McRoberts
Mc Ureelay
Ward County
District Court of
County of Denver
Desolo
Gheng
McRoberts
Othens
Jack
Weatherby
James Cravens
Connector Gooding
B. T. Sayer
Clay
Apple
Kansas City Grain
Sony EP
Wheeler Voted Against Emergency Beer Clause
Trent Dearer and others from Colorado Springe and Monsauos vote against the emergency clause for beer. The measure becomes effective once signed by the governor. The Moyer Store marks its tenth anniversary with a sale featuring unusual values in men’s and women’s apparel and furnishings. Locals travel to visit relatives in York state. several residents depart for Chi with sheep.
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Trent Dearer
Moyer
Gresiey
Greeley
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Frese
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Carl Dalldors
Grand Junction
Cola
Oelty Lal
C. E. Boston
Porter Cargon
D. H. Rose
W. Oates
Springs
Colorado “Springs
A. G. Grissny
Henry C. Schmitt
Daniel Thatcher
Master Cleaners
Atugepe Perm
Betty’s
Westworth
D. Patton
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Park Place
Miss Wilson
Felix
Anthee
New Raymer
Mead Brothers
Continental
California Company
Centgenial Plains Corporation
Electon
Ralph T. Bishop
Elmer
Christenson
Wheeler
J. J. Lane
Cottage Tea Roo
16Th Bt
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company's
Home Decorators Institute
K. P. Hall
9Th St
Cc. A. Nash Paint and Glass Store
Eighth Ave
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