Troop Rally Wins As Troop Five Leads
Troop 5 and Troop 13 win divisions at a rally held at the Eighth Avenue gymnasium under church sponsorships. Troop Five scores 26 points, Troop 13 earns 20, and Troop Twelve places third with 14 as judges and district officials oversee events and awarding of prizes.
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Wplacapal Church
Eighth Avenue
B. Bilckensderfer
Trinity Epiccapal Church
G.F. Harris
First Presbyterian Church
H. H. Greene
Jack Allizon
Groeley
Kent
Dent
Gill
John ¥. Pratt
Tloss
Botce McDonald
Ulaulus Stillwell
Jack Ferguson
Troop. 1
Graceley
Gragloy
Officer Slain by Outlaw as He Gets Away
In Okla on April 1 Kelley former McIntosh county sheriff was shot to death during a raid on the Dixby farm home of Bou Einrgraves father in law of outlaw Pretty Toy Floyd. Floyd escaped in a motor car as officers pursued from four locations. Earl Birdwall, tied to bank robberies, was reported as a passenger in the fleeing vehicle.
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Okla
Kelley
McIntosh County
Dixby Farm
Bou Einrgraves
Pretty Toy
Floyd
Oklaoma
Earl Birdwall
Algoy
Deaths and Funeral Planned for J McGuire in Kansas
Platteville April 8 funeral notices report the death of J McGuire at his Stuffey Kansas home March 28. Mrs J W Thompson travels from Kit Carson with her mother and brother to attend the services and will return Sunday. McGuire had suffered illness for over a year and the family notes the death was not unexpected.
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Platteville
J. W. Thompson
J. McGuirn
Lly
Stuftey
Kan
Maraheth
Thompson
Studtey
Kit Carson
McGuire
Stork Express Born to Mr and Mrs Timman in Greeley
A baby boy named Timman was born Friday night at Greeley hospital to Mr and Mrs Dire G. 2 of 1023 Sieth Street Swin Boya. The report notes traditional reflections on blame and heaven.
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Stork Express
Dire. G. 2
Timman
Sieth Street
Swin Boya
Greeley Hospital
World Affairs and Wilsonian Debts Blamed in Nixon Speech
Nixon blamed world affairs and Wilsonian debts for a low mood in a keynote address highlighting tariff clashes, trade declines, and the US stance on foreign debts. He touted Hoover era measures aiding farmers, budget relief, debt moratoriums, the National Credit Corporation, and Reconstruction Finance efforts as attempts to ease the crisis.
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Nixon
United States
Wilson
Ita
Repubicans
Congress
Hoover
Pardes
Hoavar
National Credit Corporation
Reconstruction
U. S
Niron
I E Stutsman and Adams Speak to M H S Group
I E Stutsman and Adams address M H S group on maturity in youth and leadership. Mrs Adams compares freshmen maturity, school adjustments, and roles of home school and church in shaping leaders. Next meeting planned at Thomas A Nixon home with April 3 Eaton Eatery program.
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Hugh Wheeler
Lacy Adams
Mra. Adams
Case
Mentel Health
Stutsman
Leadera
Thomas A. Nixon
Eaton Eatery
Eaton
B. L. Lorenzen
Rotary Quartet
Typing Preliminaries Set For Tuesday at Greeney High
Preliminary typing contest for Saintun typewriting will be held at Greeney High School next Tuesday April 12. All first year students compete for two advancing spots to the state contest. Busannab Mana oversees the group. Second year students are exempt from preliminaries. Mrs Bertha Allison will select the two most capable entrants.
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Stunu
Solorado Teachers College
Greefey High School
Sidte Contedé
Busannab
Mana
Thia Group
Ake
Mra
Bertha
Allison
Tuncher
Dill Convicted by Denver Jury in Cemetery Scheme
Denver April 8 EB B Dill vicepresident of the Associated Industries was convicted of swindling and elevating in a Crown Hill Cemetery campaign. Jurors found he misled stock salesmen and investors about funds for a Tower of Memories and a $2,000,000 mausoleum. Sentencing set at up to ten years in prison after deliberations and juror changes.
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Denver
H. B. DM
Associated Industries
Tae
Waa
Grown Hill Cemetery Association
Inn
Ats Tadio
Crown Hill Cemetery
Tower Fund
Dili
Wome
Frank McDonough
Dil
Herbert H. Cormack
Lia
Marvin A. Rumin
Carmack
Hoover Urges Furloughs To Save Salaries
Associated Press reports President Hoover and the special House economy committee support salary cuts and furloughs to save money. They discuss a staggered reduction, a 10 percent cut, and potential yearlong furloughs with no pay, plus revising veteran benefits. A joint state meeting was planned after the afternoon session.
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Hoover
Associated Press
Washington
Eaidant Hoover
Peracnual Classification Board
Stock market gains linked to inquiry into short selling
Senator Willcott, a Republican from Connecticut and banking committee member, said the president agrees with the public mood and that stock market gains reflect officials’ predictions. He noted exchange officials warned yesterday that today’s market might worsen due to the senate committee action.
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Hoover
Wenole
New York Stock Exchange
Scnator Willcott
Connecticut
Banking
Jane
Exchange
Yeetenlay
Senate Committee
City High Teams Shine in State Judging Meet
Greeley high school agricultural teams placed eighth in the state judging contest in Fort Collins Thursday and Friday. The event covered stock, potato, grain, and corn judging along with dairy judging and oral and essay contests. Greeley also ranked in livestock judging and other categories, with Platteville winning the livestock cup. several local students earned individual honors while H D Hildridge comments on Greeley’s multi-team strength.
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Greeley High School
Fort Colling
Greeley
Sud
Leonard Henderson
Ad Russel Peternam
Usuay
I Yuma
Gaton
Loveland
Akron
Windsor
St. Collins
Fort Morgan
Gresley
Platteville
Drew
Teame
Nventock
Uvestock
Farmer of America
H. D. Hldridge
Graeley
Binh
Maton
Carl Garney
Eaton
Firth
Yuma
Fort Carlton
Orneley
Alpha Zeta
Prwin Lernon
Morgan
Huspell Peterson
Growley
Aleck Storie
Fort
Local state contest results and markets overview
The record notes Morgan finishing third in a state oratorical contest with Marvin Porter of Canon City and Barry Boliner of Brush placing, and documents a broad market report with cattle, lambs, grain, and farm product prices across Kansas City and nearby regions. It references livestock values, weekly totals, and regional price movements, reflecting agricultural commerce and competition.
Warrant Registers Across Colorado School Districts
Warnings list warrants issued across multiple Colorado school districts and drainage districts, noting dates up to 1952 and various district numbers. The notice lists districts, dates, and terms requiring payment within twenty days of first publication, with references to Weld County and local authorities.
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Tata Thestiing
Aiica Don
Anianchualng Bara
Tai
Hoobs
Remlatarad
Mayen
Nol Lo
Warthuile Regieterel
Dinertech
Behool
Schyal
Sina Dee
Dao
AML
Yarenute
Ali Henrylyn Irrigation
Weld
Colne
Wb -Growley
Colorado
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Hanent
Keri
Gust
Troop 5
Outlaw
Heaven
Speumer
Stocks and Bonds
Cari U. Melinley
Anvestmeat Securities
Amrit
Amer Ca
Woolworth
Great Western
Uger Co
Callz
Core
Ind
Calif
I. E. Stutsman and Adams
M. H. S. Group
EB. B. Dill
Denver Jury
Washington, Apt
New Mexico
Clete
Marquiedo Espinosa
Baring
MV. MI
Lule
Juanita
Hindlin
Espinosa
City High
Old Alcok
Bbc
Anozn Lambu Mauthy
Arisona
Challoney
Jimibe
Bate
Io iv
Soedine James
Kansas City
Gora
de Oatto
Pac Wook Buet
Atookera
Deninas
Omaha
Kansas
Sombareg
Mack
Tuaby
Wien
Chotea
Wwarnants
Ant Patterson
Sonny Reagot
Neteane Maven
Warrans
Bchoot
Cearrabla
Bchool
Seba
Distriet Nu
Piatrict
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