Missionaries Describe Red Assault and Destruction
The report, dated Aug 12 from Bianglel, details a suspected large-scale Red invasion in Changsha, with missionaries noting widespread looting, arson, and murder. Foreign mission properties and churches suffered heavy damage, while several facilities escaped major harm. The account cites fear among residents as provincial troops conduct ruthless searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bianglel
Starlea
Changsha
Clingala
Sali Oh
Sovara
Kondrad Chinagei
Atruturas
Heuras Ind
Yale Volcge
China
Los Angeles’ Bible Institute
YW. G. Av
Chirchas
Urianagen
Syndizh Mission
Uritich
Wesleyan
Wertharn Presbyterians
Narliarn
Dageard
Moscow
Hunan
Cooper
Ning
Feng Yu-Hainng
HebShop
Saytat
Russia
Pion
Estalugh
Human
Hupohail Kinozet
Henlow
Weld Teams Win Two Games at Loveland
In the Sofiueli tournament at Loveland Wald county's team opened with a 11 to 4 victory and another win later in the day. Galland's Chevrolet defeated Fort Collins 6 to 0. Company M of Grodlay beat Fort Lupton 6 to 9. Eaton and Galland's clash set up the afternoon's championship path with Windsor, Brighton, and Boulder not represented at the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wald County
Tonme
Loveland
Enon Opan
Wallte Galland'a
Chevrolet
Tinally
Fort Collis
Company M
Grodlay
Fort Lupton
Windsor
Eaton
Galland's
Winteor
Brighton
Bouldar
Skpenta
113 Courses Offered by Correspondence in Bulletin of College
Bulletin notes 113 correspondence courses listed by the extension department with 112 named subjects. Subjects include chemistry biology commercial education psychology ufology physiology geography history political science literature English mathematics foreign languages physics and sociology. Home study mirrors resident courses and uses similar textbooks. costs and top work details are given.
Edward C. Miller and family life in Johnstown area
Edward C Miller lived on a farm west of Johnstown and taught at local schools after moving with his family from the same region. He managed farm operations, was active in local Masonic orders and fraternal groups, and traveled widely in winter retreats. He married Edne Hawitt in 1829 and they remained on the farm where much of his life was spent.
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CauLln
Prom
Tara
Jolustown
Johnstown
Mille
Milor
Greeley
Acheul
Bauter
Miller
Ais Ront
Fara
Miler
Millar
Elles Toler
Greelny
Weld
Helen Moody Not To Enter National Title Tourney
Francesbst Aug. 12 Helen Wills Moody will not defend the national women's tennis championship this month at Forest Hills New York. Moody, who won Wimbledon recently, decided to stay home with her husband Frederick Moody Jr and relatives in Berkeley rather than travel east. She will continue art work and practice locally. Moody has not defended the title since 1920 after illness and later years of rare appearances.
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Francisco
Helen Willa Moody
Forest Hills
N.Y
Moody
Frederick Moody, Jr
Berkeley
Hane
Tome
4Ook
Maody Siwaya
New York
Helen Wills Moody
Gratky
Sourte Pines
Mela Bjurnatedt
Dortotey
Cull
Lila
Clarence A. Wille
Pop
Ehe
Tig
England
France
Dts
Ele
Legins
G¢ Forest
RA160 Starts Weilnesday Night tAgmelated Tres
The Britleh dirigthla R100 launches from Hutert Airport Montreat at 9 tomorrow. It will complete its return journey to Canrington England, with an announcement made today.
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St. Hutert
Montreat
Cnat
Delock
Canrington
England
Stocke Headline Drop Confused Market Notes
Stocks fell sharply amid confusion on Wall Street as traders weighed crop prospects and actions by a cautious market. The Dow swung several points with declines reported across major indexes and traded uncertainties persisted into the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prenay
New York
Wall Street
Hosver
Berrico
County Bean Quality and Yield in Weld County Report
Weld County bean quality and yield show strong prices and high production. Balcom notes 1,000 acres at Grant Northern, while seed bean acreage is down from a long-term average. other districts see increases in pintos and Great Northerns. Government bean crop estimates shift nationwide, with Montana, Idaho, and New Mexico cited as excellent.
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Wold
W. D. Relcom
Freelog
United States
Litchigan
Montana
Idaho
New Mexico
Bolcom
Grant Northern
Boas Thas
Twin Mile
Weld
Pontiac Oakland Price Cuts Spark Wide Dealer Reductions
Walter Halu of Bala Motor, Pontiac Oakland agent, states dramatic price drops on Pontiacs and Oaklands with model prices cut from 377 to 107, delivering cheaper custom sedans and fully equipped open Oaklands. Oakland V-Rights reduced to 180 per mo, deluxe open Oaklands now 1249, with a second reduction this year making the deluxe cheaper than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Halu
Bala Motor Company
Pontiac Oakland
Siopica
Pontiacs
Oakland
Wilito
St Louis Airmen Near Record Flight Quest
St Louis airmen Dale Jackson and Forest O Brien approach the world endurance flight record as they circle Lambert Field. They aim to surpass the 654 hour mark, with the present record held by the Hunter brothers. Officials and observers note the flight’s strong performance and discuss potential further extensions beyond eight days.
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St. Louis
Ave
Greater St. Louis
Dale Jackson
Worest O'Brins
St. Lonia
Dale Tockson
Foreat
O'Brine
Jackoon
O'Bring
Ula Hunter Brothers
John Twunter
Lambert St. Louis
Iold
Jaykoon
O'Beirie
Jackeon
John Hunter
St Louie
Phyigrin
Harry Perlins
Hunters
Jackson Uni Oblino
Ina
Underwood Appointed Colorado Attorney General
Governor Adams appoints John Underwood of Lamar as attorney general to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Gomerel Robert H. Winbourn. Underwood, a Democrat, will hold the post until January, resigning his county attorney role after leaving the county position he has held since 1923.
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Debver
Shaton
Gomerel
Robert H. Winbourn
Adams
John
Underwood
Lamar
Winbourn
Heta
Tannelley
Republican Party
Tom Helset
Republican
Yobn
R. Coen
Sterling
B. L. von Trothn
Growley
Clarence C. Hamlin
Colorado Springs
Clarence
Ireland
Cay Parks
Colomin
Missouri
Prowera
Alfred Todi
Havin
British Commander Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien Dies in Auto Crash
General Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien, 72, a famed World War I commander, died from accidental injuries after an automobile crash near Mons. He led the British Second Army during the early war, advised at Locatren, and later held commands in Africa and Gibraltar before retirement.
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Mons
Aasgelsteil Prune
Cuupperden Bnelands
Horace Smith-Dorrien
Britain
Galnias
Salmn-Derren
Forca
Georsa
Geveral Susith-Derrien
Lieman
James Griernou
Ganere
Smith-Dorrion
Second Army Corps
Monis
Genarel
Gactaon
John French
Tranca
Locatreai
Biv Horace
Lita
Bertry
Prade
Smith-Dorrien
Locatrena
Smith Dorrin
Lord Ashting
Une Marna
Aisns
Manders
Lex
Tita Treaafer
Thigland
Suakim
Nile
Tjroh
Cina
Khartug
South Africa
Gulia
Aldershot
England
Stork Express Brings Daughters to Barter and Wit Family
Aug 4 born a 93 percent girl named Margaret Lou to Mr and Mrs WJ Barter. Theodore Wit’s family in Greeley welcomes a four pound daughter named Gladys Darlena. Mrs Wolur, formerly Hast Cheehey, visits her parents at 821 Eighth Street. The baby is taken to Orealay hospital. Wild Bill Hattahan of the Lonie Cardinals did not wire fame until Sept 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thondore Witthe
Greeley
Gladys Darlena
Wolur
Hast Cheehey
Franti Cheevey
Orealay “Hospital
Wild Bill" Hattahan
Lonle Cardinals
Windsor Aug 12 Whirl of Windsor residents noted in town column
The Windsor area is a bustle of family travels and health updates with Alonzo Cable visiting from Hilia Cubs and flying to Minzal Fla in three hours, rapid changes in land yields near Birdhill farm, and multiple Windsor residents visiting relatives in Denver Minneapolis and Cheyenne. The piece lists neighbors, trips, health improvements, and social visits over a busy week.
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Windsor
Ralph Cable
Tougmont
Minzal
Fla
Cubs
Mos
Gulf of Mexico
New Orleans
Alonzo
James
Praonces
Minneapolis
Minn
Brenda
Nebraska
Carl
Earl Tinsman
J. L. Tineman
Reverance
Detroit
Mick
Prtteburgh
Aggie College
Incag Sag
Emig Sn
Deefolt
Carl Tales & Position
Margeret Nanh
Thersany
Trinidad
Vialt Tierelstey
Bert
Walker
Dirs. Walker
Mary Auoz
Margaret
E. A. Koeller
Mega Verda Park
Harry Carlson
Ernest Todd
Loveland
Josephine Cavison
Denver
Glarenca Anderson
Oklahoma
C.H. Smith
Alvin
Dinser
J. R. Porguaon
Supray
Ellegheth Mash
C. H. Williamne Donald Willais
Perry Byans
Br. Aeon
J. Brana
Iva'Belle
J. Evangtand Terlly
Misa Clara Miller
Dole McKinney
Greeley
E. A. Kochier
J. B. Bates
Wayalo
RO. Bates
Gid
Rolland Bates
G. R.bates
Monte Vista
Ee Windsor Mercantile, Company’s
John Hopitus
Dorothy
Cheyanne
Wyo
Sunray
Brice Hopkins
Mra. Brose Hopkins
Colorado Springs
Messagd
Howard Family Visit Upsets Weekend at Home
Kay Riley visits brother Ts Wi Howard and his wife Mrs M Howard and daughter Dorothy from Greeley. The group comes to disrupt the weekend at the family home, challenging the quiet routine.
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Riley
Kay
Wi Howard
M. Howard
Dorothy Howard
Greeley
Hudson social roundup honors Burton McConnel sixth birthday
Local residents attend gatherings and visits across Hudson and nearby towns. Guests include Ora Molivain H Connell Evelyn McConnell Frad Miller Harry Hillisten as well as numerous relatives and friends from Denver Reno Long Beach and Santa Ana. The notes record travel, school stays, and family visits with mentions of mutual hosts Mr and Mrs Harold McConnell D. G. Putga and Grover Herbert hosting dinners and many extended family connections in Colorado Wyoming and California.
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Hudson Tradeor
Harold McConnel
Weil
Burton
Uself Guste
Ora Y. Molilvain
H. H. Connell
Hudson
Evelyn McConnell
Danyer
Dra. Frad Miller
Pert Tontus
Harry Hillisten
Colorado General Hospital
Milan
Brightons
Jonpia Murphy
Barak Sutebots
Huck Moeller
Mra. Murphy
Billy Sutton
Olive Strayer
Suse Jay
Tha Mountaina
Rows Nutter
Long Beach
Callt
George McByers
Tawilus
Wyo
Maliyete
U.P
W. H. Arnold
Margaret Axel
Love
Jane
Bl Dtke
Elwood
Robe
Katherine Zita
Alm Svitehfield
Ralph Derk Familly
Laramle
Wyv
Mr. Dark
Cody
Tom Durigan
Mma
Dannehauer
George Danoehauer
Santa Ana
Calif
D. G. Putga
Duegen
Danoehauer
Aieteye Pe Mars
Myre
M. Moody
Ant Dire
R. E. Deatridge
Coment
Orla
Mra
D. Moody
Protawsor
Mre
F. BD. Bridwell
Tosapilue
Frances Ametia
Ayspanoe
Mudeor
Mra. Bridwell
Wichita
Kan
Colorado
Boulder
Josephinus
Ghd
Grover Herbert
Circle J
Ireland
Clara Ireland
Denver
W. M. Bowmen
William Bowman
Pe Victor
Frances Smith
Misna Mra
B. EF. Smith
Lewiston
Ida
Misa Smith
Canada
Los Angeles
Local Social News From La Salle District
Aug 12 social notes record Mr and Mrs George McClellan and family attending a tournament in Washington Park Dover. Entries mention several locals visiting Lyana for dry goods, and Drs W B Sylvester and Julieano events. Families Huberts and Sylvester clan take trips to Laramie Cheyenne and Tomttelns with various relatives. Ford coupe purchased by Dr and Mrs Lloyd Bielkenney.
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la Salle la Salle
George McClellan
Con
Giorgs
Dover
Washington Park
Aylas Bontly
Guy Hubert
Helen
Wallace
Gamrble
Burl
Carl Hubert
Laramie
OG Hubert
Esdro
Cheyenne
W. B. Sylvester
Juinao
Kile
Mre
Joe Miller
Ttt
Richard Satriano
Dave ‘Rotten
Miga
Tomttelns
Ursad
Peter Sylvester
Eer Lyons
Ant Mea
J. N. Conall
Eyma
Grece Goldamill
Mineat Andsrac
Vinta
Lloyd BielCenney Lave
Local visitors note mixed travels and hospital update
Gilcrest Gularast and Aug 18 visitors from Platteville call on Robert Hines at St Johns hospital. Hines improves and hopes to return home soon. Ed Barnd and Carl Hamburgers host guests while John Osterhen buys a new Ford truck. Charlea Hunter travels home, Josey Jange Ing visits relatives Philip Borndawl and family.
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Gilcrest Gularast
WW. F. Kernahd
Bobpie
Mary Hamburger
Plattevilig
Menvor
Robert Hines
St. Jonens Beapital
Hines
Hong
Winfe
Donvar
Carl Hamburgers
John Osterhen
Poeewit
Charlea Hunter
Josey Jange Ing
Mie
Philip Borndawl
Morton Discusses New State School Board Plan
A Monday afternoon talk at Carnoon Wil era College featured Max Morison, principal, outlining a proposal to reorganize state education duties. He argued for a separate state superintendent role and a professional state education board, with local boards limited to advisory functions and school financing. The plan aims to create centralized expert oversight without immediate cost, seeking voter approval this fall amid broad public interest from farmers and educators statewide.
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Terourg
Office of
State
Ient
Achovis
Tina
Seation Shuisr
Carnoon Wi Era College
Max Morison
Pilcipa
Pasblo Elementary School
Calor
Feratian
Proming
Belug
Morton
Ada
Datina
Ton
Yooff
State Department
Colorado
Market Report of Wheat and Corn Prices in Kansas City
Lite Markets by Wasi notes Kansas City wheat and corn futures with Sept and Dec contracts moved. Prices show weakness as traders react to a drought impact and a large stock offer, with corn and wheat futures drifting amid lower demand and uncertain export activity.
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Kansas City
Pao
Chicago
Howell
North Amaries
Canada
Hound Vienna celebrates 100th birthday in odd tale
A garbled 15th century tale recounts a sausage maker’s firm in Latener and a famed Vienna hound tied to baked goods. The bizarre piece blends legend with references to emperors and daily breakfast rituals across a European backdrop.
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Bulletin of College
Edward C. Miller
Honal Itrige
United Kine Worlara
Adolph Ochrmer
Anton
Yostardey
Kentucky
Helen Moody
Pontiac
St. Louis Airmen
Uncle Sam
Ee Aoa
Provincetown
Mass
Colo
Stork Express
Ountzhriers
Qigrles Ford
Grielay
Irs
Sta
Wasi
Hound
Vienna
Amarica Ag
Frumtend
Tirse
Johann Georg Lulmer
Labner
Latener
Dilan
Hungary
Trandis
Joseph
Cuba
Havana
Sitis
Hunter
St. Joseph
Orville Lym
Clyge
Briggedale
Thuredas Yuy
Korn
Denverya
R. N
Tansy St Joseph Hospital
Miges Canjoyet
Eyoult
Allise’ Parenia
Goli
Hurley Malesth
Wilms
Tatpu
A. McLeod
Royal McLeod
John Fix
Briggsdals
Rodrick McLend
Brigesdale
Manda Noon
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