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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1932

Page

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Gladiolus Cup Open to All At Greeley Show

The Greeley Garden Club voted to remove restrictions on Gladiolus Cup entry, keeping the show on August 19 and 20 open to non club members as in prior years. Ray A. Williams discussed identifying plant varieties and tree species. members learned distinctions in stems and cones while discussing species like Eagleman spruce and Lowther piney varieties.

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Plans of Marchers Seek To Set Up Camp Amid Uncertain Plans

Disorganized marchers debate permanent camp at a dollar waterfront site near Johnstown while authorities plan to block encampment. A fatality in Washington marks a volatile day as police and officials monitor protests and a jury resumes investigation into riot-linked events.

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Uninstructed Delegations Approved at Party Meeting

The meeting opened with Chairman LD Gray and Mrs Bertha Peterson presiding as windburned delegates gathered. The assembly voted unanimously to not instruct delegates to the ferger essembles and approved identical representation for state and judicial assemblies with alternates to congressional and state gatherings.

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Hoover's Program To Relieve Destitution And Stabilize Prices

The plan outlines direct relief through farm support and Red Cross donations, plus extended federal loans to states, counties, cities, and industries. It envisions Reconstruction Finance loans, agricultural credit expansions, and home loan banks to ease mortgage pressure, with currency inflation via increased bank note circulation to fund relief and development projects.

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New Deal Critics Advocate Private Industry Revival

A historical column argues that federal aid favors public works and credit manipulation, urging private production and consumer spending. It credits the president for constitutional restraint, calls for sound currency, and forecasts up to 93 billion dollars in next year funding to curb waste and spur private enterprise.

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Plans for Library at Platteville Accepted by Women

Platteville Aug 2 The Women’s club held a business meeting to approve O Hamberraer’s plans for a new library building. The structure, to be near Lincoln Park, will be a 27 by 34 foot one story with basement, kitchen, lavatory and furnace room, Fort Collins pressed brick. The first dirt was turned by Mrs. J M Scott, longtime librarian, who had served without pay since the organization formed, with the library to be housed in town hall since.

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Denver Markets Report Mixed Movements Across Commodities

Denver market notes show eggs steady to higher with receipts near 93 to 3.75 dollars, while colorados poultry and butter prices move narrowly. Cattle, calves, hogs and sheep values vary by region, with feeders and yearlings steady to higher in places, and wholesale hogs showing modest declines amid mixed demand.

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Peace overtures in Brazil amid ongoing fighting

Rio de Janeiro Aug 3 reports say Mauricio Cardoso former justice chief arrived in Sao Paulo to negotiate with the rebel leaders and discuss terms with President Vargas. A federal infantry unit and gunboat squadron occupied Porto Ferreira in Mato Grosso as talks continue despite clashes.

Rio de Janeiro Brasil Vargan au-Paulo Gra San Paula Mauricio Cardoso

Stock Market Drops After Good Week Ends

A report from the Associated Press notes a slip in the stock market after a week of gains. Copper and steel stocks led declines while utilities fell and several major companies showed mixed performances. Limited gains emerged in copper shares with some firms showing modest upticks in midday trading.

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Explosion at State Owned Powder House Injures Eight

A blast at a state owned powder house near Montpelier destroyed a small wooden building and injured eight people, one seriously. The explosion shattered windows and caused panic at a nearby motion picture theater. The 18,000 pounds of dynamite were detonated in the structure three and a half miles from Montpelier and Barre, with the shock felt across the area as investigators probe the incident.

Montpetier Barre Montpelier Narre Hoth Sition

President of Yale Angells at Ardmore Cathedral Wedding

Dr James Rowlant Angell, president of Yale University, wed Kath Cramer Woodman of Ardmore Pennsylvania in Blint Luke's cathedral chapel. The ceremony linked two prominent families with a notable Yale affiliation in attendance.

Portland Kath Bring Cramer Woodman Ardmore James Rowlant -Angell Yale University Blint Luke's Cathedral

Camp Horne Draws 48 Boys This Week

Forty eight scouts attend Camp Horne this week with a roster of names across multiple towns including Fort Collins Jolnlurg Yuma and Lexington Nebr. the group lists leaders and attendees such as Donald Brown Georges Broce and Gardner Jackson among others in a wide regional gathering.

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Desolate Swamp Searched for Signs of Last Girl

Aug 3 report from Téurington details ongoing searches of a near Freesoll swamp for 17 year old Evalyn Santord who vanished Saturday. authorities recounted sightings, a reported scream, and limited evidence from strands of hair amid muddy terrain as they question a neighbor and a motorist who claimed to hear the cries.

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Deaths and Funerals in Geary Oklahoma

Mrs. C M Jonson receives news of the death of her father James Mathers of Geary Oklahoma on July 27 after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mathers, a daughter Mrs. Johngor, another daughter Mrs. Blue Peterson of Danver, and four grandchildren.

Brigendary C. M. Jonson James Mathers Geary Okla Brights Qinerse Mathera

Stork News From Greeley Area Families

Brief birth notices report several new arrivals including a boy born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Fred Schmier of Platteville and a boy to Mr and Mrs George Trapp of Evans. A boy was born July 23 to Mr and Mrs Byrl Williams at 1629 Baventh Street.

Greeley Inouplial M. A. Magnagon Haile Fred Schmier Plattevils George Trapp Evana Byrl Williama Baventh Street

Railroading Bef Roosevelt Studys Making His Spo

Albany Minn Aug t vel that the Moonela troubles of roads and of the country’s problems Governor Roosevelt Democrat presidential candidate studied “railroading” as a campaign issue. He conferred with executives from unions and railroads and discussed unemployment and labor questions. The governor met with Willard of the Bali and Olita, Ciel Gray of Union Pacific, Harring of Union Tacists, and other contract executives yesterday.

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Anti-Trust Suit Opens in North Carolina

An antitrust case opened in North Carolina involving major interests from Virginia and Kentucky. Government lawyers alleged the defendants coordinated selling practices to raise prices, with a panel of circuit judges led by John Parker of Charlotte presiding.

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Buadmoor Hotel Company Placed in Receivership

Colorado Springs August 2 The Broadmoor Hotel Company was placed in receivership today and Cob Tuk of the Peerowe-Put¢ herein was named receiver by the judge. The action was taken after Pomar Investment Company awarded a judgment of 3323 against the hotel last Sunday. Gospel Services Every Night Meebel services are being every evening 7 30 at the Hisslon church 72234 Ninth street.

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