29 Apr 1932
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1932
Page
1
Washington dispatch reports California coldly tests Roosevelt in a tense primary. Smith Garner and Gurner battles shape the Democratic race as Hoover forces push for a loyal bloc. Maryland's Dr. France claims delegates while last minute maneuvers cloud the convention outlook.
Market notes show steady to lower cattle bids in Chicago and Denver with mixed beef and veal demand. Wool and sheep markets are weak to mixed, with some high bids in Texas and California. potato and farm product markets report moderate demand and steady tone amid uneven quality.
The college nine will prep for the Mines game Saturday by facing an independent Cheyenne team Friday afternoon. Coach Brower shifts two players after Bagan's injury to test the reworked Bears lineup ahead of the crucial with the Miners.
Eyewitness narration describes a bombing scene where a man named Ugeda appears unharmed while another suffers a severe head wound. Spectators panic as bombs explode. Japanese attendees rush through crowds, stripping uniforms and tending to the injured. Five injured are bandaged within 15 minutes and transported to a hospital by private cars.
Mrs. Ciara Dyrao aged 1 died in LaSalle with body at Macy's and shipping to Kearney Nebraska for burial. Mrs. Julia Nickel of LaSalle age 2 died at Greeley hospital with funeral rites at Batty Funeral Home Saturday at 3 p m. Interment at Linn Grove. Mrs. Nickel survived by husband and one child living at Lyman Nebraska. Mrs. 2fth Heimbiguer wife of Gear Heimbiguer of 2th Tenth alnd died at Greeley hospital Thursday afternoon. Funeral services Sunday at 3 p m at St John Lutheran Church Forty Avenue and Eleventh Street with Rev Schonhaar. Interment Linn Grove. Tangements handled by Linn Grove Sattley Funeral Home.
The Bargon Bot Pills, introduced about three years ago at 135000000 units, have sold in large numbers and gained fame across the United States and abroad. Despite growth, demand varies with markets in Canada, the Philippines, Hawaii, Alaska, Porto Rico, and other foreign territories. Robert Bishop Drug Co and Weldarado Drug Co are listed among distributors.
Kiwanis club marked its tenth anniversary and Canada United States treaty week at a Thursday luncheon. Founding date in 1922 noted, past presidents present except three. Karl For and Dr. B C Jean described the Rush Bagot treaty and unarmed border peace. Hoover message read, national anthems sung, quartet performed, with flags displayed by local leaders and members.
New Haven April 23 Alfred E. Smith remains within about 75 votes of controlling Connecticut's Democratic state convention as May 16 and 17 approach. With six of ten district delegates pledged to Smith, his supporters expect the 10 delegates at large to tilt toward him, while Roosevelt holds far fewer pledged delegates. Unofficial returns show Roosevelt trailing, with many rural delegates still uninstructed, keeping Smith's hopes alive for a favorable convention outcome. Markets note wheat and corn futures reacting to the political news.
Kellogg Battle Creek touts Art Bran cereal as a source of a tonic bulk to cleanse the intestines. Lab tests claim Art Bran contains a valuable vitamin and iron, aiding digestion and energy with two tablespoons daily as a remedy for constipation.
The stock market slipped to near the bottom of the 1629 32 decline with many majors dropping 1 to 2 points by early afternoon. Rail shares and blue chips like American Telephone American Can Eastman Kodak Dupont and Bethlehem Steel led losses as traders cited tax uncertainty and potential selling pressure. Banks showed mixed signals with reserve growth and reduced lending amid uncertain federal policy. A local notice reports Paul Helm fined for reckless driving after an early week accident in Greenley.
Rev A W Adell of GKovley Deator of the Swedish Tabernacle church was elected secretary of the Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Ministerial association at Wausa Neb Thursday Rev W Anderson of Haxton was named vice president the only other officer from Colorado Washington April 29 The house refused to strike out of the economy a section authorizing the president to disband or reduce the Philippine scout personnel The amendment was offered by Republican Representative Swing of California and immediately rejected.
Isla Deason is elected Hazelton 4H club president with Tela Deason as another officer at the Hazelton meeting. Bert Davis and Meyer are slated for leadership roles while James Beatham and Donald Maire are listed for entertainment planning amid discussion on potatoes.
A list of morning and evening services at multiple churches including First Baptist Rav. Rollo C. Speer. Bethel Baptist Rev. J. A. Nordatram. St. Peter's Catholic Rev. Bernard J. Froegel. First Christian Rev. Charles E. Hannan. Mountain View Christian Church Rev. Gaedu. Park Church Pastor Charles M. Houser. First Presbyterian Rev. Fred B. Stemme. Swedish Free Church Rev. P. Derg. Swedish Tabernacle Rev. A. Wi Adal. St John's Evangelical Lutheran Rev. M. Bchoemhaar. St Pauls German Congregational Rev. J. G. Eckhardt. Pillar of Fire Rev. Glen Cartes. United Presbyterian Rev. Royd. and several others with Bible schools, morning worship, and evening services listed.
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