13 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1935
Page
1
Local farmers at Ft Lupton sign for beet pay as community event details sugar beet bonuses for 1935 and 1944. Reports include Junior Chamber plans, dinner and business discussions, and a list of attendees from the Fort Lupton area.
Northern Colorado Purina dealers attended a dinner and meeting at Campbell's hosted by William T. Hart, a northern Colors salesman. The event included demonstrations of a new digradient paracene and notes on local TB practices using THMs, with Kevin Mitiniin and Hart Morgan among the brief speakers.
The annual flower show will be held at the Community Center on August 24. Local residents are invited to enter and display their flowers, with judging and prizes announced during the event.
A municipal band concert is arranged for Wednesday evening with performers including The Eagle and King Ovartwre. The program lists bands and pieces such as Tyroles and In Old Portugal with conductors and a local ensemble lineup.
Two 4H clubs met at Ault with members discussing canning meats and needlework projects. Attendees included Mrs M G Smithinder and Mrs GC Ratineon among seven men and several club leaders. Future meetings planned at Mrs Robinson's home and Saturday sessions at Mrs Charles Andre's. Community note records visitors, a Fort Collins guest, and travel to Europe, plus a Fort Collins Rotary-style gathering and a Alsonm dedication at Baden Ammany harbor.
An Aug evening program by the Ladies Aid of the AL RB features readings, a trombone and vocal solos, and visits from guests including Mrs. Murtha forming and Mrs. Hellesen of Denver. Local residents list trips, picnics, and family visits in North Barto, Glaulevey, and nearby towns.
Fragmentary dispatch describes intra party tensions with Mose Smith and Senator Adams amid shifts in support for Costigan and Shriver. Reports note Johnson’s influence and possible 1943 alignment, while Washington letters suggest easing rifts between Cantizan and Adams. Colorado delegation eyes a united front during a Washington conference.
A heavy explosion in Washington injured several people and damaged nearby buildings including the Post Office and Treasury area on Penn Avenue. Ambulances rushed to the scene as authorities assessed the destruction and secured the area.
Readable fragments describe a pantomime at Ault Camp with prizes on aprons and a skit titled Wine To Do in Emergency Cages. Mentions of visitors, guests, and dinners follow, including Mrs Alec Fekhardt and Mrs Myris Glat. Also notes about Inland Sea Divers and Denver tax questions regarding Denver water board property.
Irma Schumacher, long a Greely figure and organist at the Methodist church, died Tuesday at 2 am at her son’s Oklahoma home after living in Illinois and Indiana. Funeral details in Greely not yet announced.
A board recommends presidential action to allocate 108,084,077 for relief and 16,000,000 for coinage projects. It proposes 42,209,807 for works progress administration in several states including Colorado Oregon California Nebraska Washington, totaling 2407 and 82 for 77 projects nationwide, plus a 20 way survey of populations and occupations.
United States District Judge J Foster Symes issued orders for the protection of stockholders and policyholders as the Lite Insurance company undergoes reorganization. The judge granted temporary and permanent relief and directed actions to preserve assets amid the proceedings.
A local Democratic committee in Greeley held a meeting to choose a deputy road supervisor candidate for the new highway commission. Former Sheriff Wyatt and former Sheriff Mater were the two contenders amid endorsements from Democratic leaders. Frank Burger was appointed to a northeastern Colorado post, while Weldman and Blunter did not receive the position. Wyatt has about 40 years in public service, with Mater recently turning seventy.
Moy Mourning, of Jerseyville Illinois, arrived in Greeley Colorado at 6 a m Tuesday seeking his wife Madelins Mourning who police had arrested hours earlier for questioning in a car theft case linked to July 10 near Jerseyville. Mourning said his wife took the car then drove to Colorado with a young man. authorities say she had forged the owner’s name and had served a county jail sentence. He plans no immediate return home and remains optimistic about locating her.
The Manitou area discusses hosting the 1936 national convention of the American Legion in Colorado. Denver delegates push for state approval, aiming to appoint the Manitou post as the site, with Governor Eat Johnson involved in events and a morning meeting held to advance the plan.
Local notice advertises a free entry draw at Weldorada Tags or Gilbert Hehons for Ken Chevrolets giveaways. Readers are urged to participate and claim prizes.
Five thousand fans pack Cine ter Hath Monday for a college stunt night featuring a wide variety show. New Mexico wins the citizenship cup and Oklahoma takes the data cup as top performers entertain. The Late Star Texans earn a separate award for political championship. Kansas Nebraska Montana enrollments and state representation highlighted by President Frasier.
Odd OCR fragment describes a call related to a legal or tax notice in Weld County Colorado. It mentions county official duties, deadlines, and a publication date around July 10. Contains many garbled names and numbers, with reference to a person’s duty to present Tent for Rasmeng and a notice by the County treasurer.
The P T A School of Instruction announces opening on September 2 at 1 30 at the Courthouse. Speakers include A J Fos and Torro Marelud. committees prepare the yearbook and book program. Mrs J H Announced and Mrs 08 provide reports on daily state meetings and alcohol transportation study.
A garbled report notes an event near Gre Union Lake about Stork Express carrying 164 pounds on August 14, with owners Mr and Mrs Fred Stefey home nearby. A company meeting was set for Jelak La Momlay night as irrigation ventures and local plans were discussed.
The notice lists a hearing for an adjustment petition and outlines bond issues for School District No. 1 in Weld County Colorado. It states dates for first publication and specifies administrative offices and contact names. The document appears as an old public notice from 1933 1935 with procedural details for bond authorization and hearing notices.
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