10 Apr 1933
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1933
Page
1
Dr Cross delivers the final English lecture at the Faculty Club on Wednesday evening. The talk addresses the form and meaning of poetry across centuries and argues poetry can be understood with ordinary perception. Open to readers interested in poetry and its interpretation.
United States Department of Agriculture data report 560 double deck lamb cars moved in the week ending April 1 1933 to northern Colorado Arkansas Valley and Sanablaft sections. Comparison with prior weeks and years is provided for Northern Colorado Arkansa Valley Scattlebluft and San Luisa Valley regions along with overall lamb shipments since January 1.
Montgomery Ward Week sale drew hundreds from nearby towns over Friday and Saturday. Officials note out of town visitors helped set attendance records, with crowds larger than last spring and sales at every department offering.
A weekly summary from the state immigration department notes Colorado crude oil production rose to 2,500 barrels daily, up 1,900 from the prior week, while the year earlier week showed a drop of 1,080 barrels. The report lists daily averages by fields for several regions and cites a new USGS method for measuring oil impurities affecting royalties.
A deaf blind girl from Kan, eight days old in one report, astonishes by mastering harp and piano. She reads vibrations to distinguish notes, has performed publicly, and was praised as the world’s most accomplished deaf and blind musician. She has over 100 competition pieces memorized and a library of 6000 pieces.
Governor Edwin C. Johnson pledged rapid action to reform the state bureau of child and animal protection and to replace secretary F. Whitehead amid a dispute over the misused trust funds. An $11,000 diversion from the Forrester relief fund for animals raised questions about private corporate holdings. A stray reference notes a large devilfish in the Gulf of Mexico measuring about 22 feet.
Market summaries show cattle and sheep trading unevenly with Colorado and Texas inputs. Highlights include varied prices for calves, yearlings, hogs and lambs, with Colorado and Wyoming supply stabilizing while California demand remains uneven.
Chicago April 10 grain market sees notable strength in wheat due to rapid storms in the southwest. Prices advance over a cent a bushel for wheat with September contracts near top quotes. Inflation scant attention as reports show weather-driven supply concerns, with May July and September bids listed.
Colorado’s population shows a cosmopolitan makeup with a large portion born outside the state. In 1930 natives numbered 1,095,791, while 612,703 were born in other states and 95,895 foreign born residents. Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska led among states sending residents, with Russian, Italian, and German origins noted among foreign-born groups.
The Girls Association met Thursday morning in the school auditorium with Frances Harclay as chair. The program included vocal selections by Lewis Wallace with Bor etly Heryl Blagen on piano, piano solos by Netty Jane Gopeland, and chalk talk by Arthur Potsch with accompaniment by Dela Leos.
Stork Express Fort Lupton reports a birth on April 9 to Mr and Mrs Ralph Jungo at Hird Heibie Schallenberger home weighing seven pounds. Mrs Louie Lattoon’s baby born March 11 weighing seven and a half pounds at Mrs Bessie Schallenberger home. Frank Carver of Aurora Cole welcomed a son on April 3 weighing 10 pounds 2 ounces, with Mrs Carver formerly Dr Tina Pickinpaugh. La Salle announces a birth to Mr and Mrs Turnee on Saturday April 8. George Nanper and wife of 1708 Eleventh Street announce a daughter born April 8 at Greeley Hospital.
An old advertisement claims a chronic constipation cure aided by a remedy called Adlerixa. The testimonial asserts long-term relief after thirty years of discomfort, with the product sold in Greeley by Gilbert Dishop and a local drug company. The ad emphasizes dramatic personal transformation as a result of using the remedy.
An elderly physician Dr. H E Hildebrand suffers gall bladder distress and uses a self prescribed treatment. The ad claims the remedy helps gallstones liver and stomach distress and invites readers to request a free sample by sending a request to Dr. Hildebrand's Lab in Chicago Illinois.
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