Flower Show Exhibit Rules and Garden Club Support
Exhibits for the flower show must be in place by 9:30 Sunday morning with deans due by 7 80. Awards will omit any exhibit judged unworthy. entries may not compete in more than one division. Judging weights cover number of blooms quality of growth and arrangement. The Greely Garden Club sponsors the exhibition with local organizations. Ribbons awarded to top entries. divisions include Commercial Growers Artistic Exhibits and others. The show features many plant categories and decorative displays with prizes, and a sermon by Jeanette Jones is announced for August 16 at 7 45 PM at the Pentecostal Assembly. The article mentions a local NRA code discussion at the Camfield hotel.
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Ute Ueunl Planta
Greeley Garden Club
Rnt National
Greeley Union
The
Wold County Savings Banke
the Tribune
Chamber of Commeren
William Te. Aan
Wget
Greney Alett
Shaw
Aduila
Dirlatonn
Tausé
Selord
Dation
Miles
Slade
Diginton
Glads
Mica Greeley
Simon
Biian Greeley
Cheney
Bent Danny
Morrison returns as Rex Theater manager in Colorado
Dave Morrison resumes Rex Theater management, succeeding Al Vincent and returning to a position held until April 1, 1993 when the theater was sold. Vincent continues as Sterling theater manager. George Himburger and Edward Dacker remain projections operators after days on the job.
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Dave Marrieon
Puestay
Rex
Morrison
Poalle
Uasater
Payanouit-lublix Corporation
Bingehon Ko
Colorado
California
Norrison
al Vincent
Tex
Vincent
Sterling Theater
George Himburger
Edward Dacker
Flex
Denver and Kansas City cattle market report snapshot
Denver and Omaha markets show steady to firm cattle prices with calves yearlings and heifers trading across several classes. Notes indicate large hogs, sheep activity, and mixed loads moving, with price ranges for cutters cows steers and vealers across regional feeds and fattening categories.
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Denver
Cntele
Stern
Oregon
Aleady Greong
Kansas Citt Kangen City
Feogera
Aroun
Petrikin Returns From Northern Europe Trip
M D Petrikin came home Sunday after a two month journey through Yeouni Norway Sweden Winland Denmark and Husein He described Scandog ylan countries as beautiful and prosperous noting Russia's strong wheat outlook and great building activity He found Lin anidatsit aun from the North Cape especially striking with continuous daylight for seven to eight days and the sun near or above the horizon during that period
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M.D. Petrikin
Yeouni
Norway
Sweden
Winland
Denmark
Husein
Fesland
Balbo
Potyisia
Hussia
Polrikin
Moscow
Ruavlana
Petrikin
Lin Anidatsit
North Cape
Cupa
Key
Europe
Vets and Families Picnic Planned for Sunday
About three hundred people are expected to attend a veterans and families picnic on Sunday August 20 at the mountain home of Mr and Mrs Ray H Brauneman Pinewood twelve and eight miles west of Loveland The event draws veterans from Fort Collins Cheyenne Loveland Longmont Crealey Danver Lafayette and Fuebo with each family bringing edge and lemonade will be served There will be games swimming and activities for all ages at Pinewood.
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Hole
Atha Mountain
Mr. and
Myre
Ray H. Braunawan
Pinewood
Loveland
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
Longmont
Crealey
Danver
Lafayette
Fuebo
Velernna
Hell Wiver
Attorneys Oppose Crime Control Amendment Move
Associated Press report from New York Aug 15 says United States attorneys and a senate committee oppose a constitutional amendment to grant the federal government concurrent power to control crime. George Z. Medalle of the southern district of New York warns such action would abdicate state governs. Howard W. Autell eastern district chimes in noting adverse political effects. The piece cites a 1932-33 period with 172 fatal webody cases and dental coproc- not clearly connected.
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Associated Press
New York
United Statas
Tronconton
George Z. Medalle
Southern Aairict
Howard W. Autell
A. S
Kowa
Unclear OCR Reading on Local Market Trends
Fragmentary OCR text reports a small price shift and cattle feeder data. Mentions dollars, pounds, and livestock terms with unclear entities. No cohesive event or identifiable organizations or people can be confirmed from the readable fragment.
The Aftermath Dramatic Reading Faces Strong Praise
A controversial dramatic reading titled The Aftermath is highly praised by newspapers in towns where two actors Judge M. C. Sunmery and H. B. Hail have performed. The piece, described as revealing a stark portrait of societal ills, features a portrayal of John Barleycorn at a symbolic operating table.
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M. C. Sunmery
H. B
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Onoerltis
T. Alex
John Barleycom
Washington
John Barleycorn
Deaths and Funerals Keota August 15 194? Junior Orum
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for Charles Ford Orum Jr. 14, son of Dr and Mrs Chadiga F Oram. He died after a hay fever incident near Georgetown reservoir. Born Nov 28 1918 in Keota, he attended Stoneham High School. The service was at Keota Methodist Church with Rev James Pletcher of Willard presiding. Music by local choir. He is survived by parents a sister Lily a brother Robert grandparents uncles and a host of friends.
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Keota
Charles Ford Orum
James Pletcher Af Willard
Elery Stein
Téy
McGahay
Stonehart
Charlea Kurtz
Konda
Lloncitige
Keots
Élster
Robert
Irlenda
Schell Soloist at Tuesday Concert
Diana Schell will be tenor soloist at the Tuesday evening concert conducted by Ronald Faulkner at Renchers College on the northeast campus. The program opens with March and overtures, featuring a wind march and selected encore pieces.
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Schell
Diana Schell
Ronald Faulkner
Whenrenchers College
Randinsa
Seltr
Lveting
Tia Winds
Rczo
Marie
Stork Express Births Reported In Greeley Area
Mr and Mrs W Kelly welcome a girl at Greeley Hospital on Tuesday morning August 16. Child weighs 44 pounds. An error in the Tribune misattributed a son to the Hai family in a separate notice.
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3. W. Kelly
Pierco
Greeley Hospital
Birl, Ch. O
Harult
Elevanth Avenue
Tribune
Johnson to urge Colorado highway plan in Washington
Governor Johnson announced he will carry Colorado's 20 million highway relief plan directly to Secretary Ickes in Washington. The state highway advisory board will be called to allot 70 percent of the funds, with the project submitted to the state deliberative board and regional committee before his personal presentation.
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Cassociaten
Johnson
Colorado
Searstary Ickes
Washington
Pitt
State Telier Board
Tecavary
Bureau of Public Roads
Coloredo
Naonal
Capron Helps Form Truckmen's Code
Independent truckmen meeting as part of the Colorado Federation of Commercial Carriers held a third annual state convention in Weld County. Greeley figures C. H. Capron and officials Ovid Ludlow Berthoud W E Cox Marion Jones led sessions with speakers Senator Edward Atfeiter and M J Walsh. Attendees from Greeley included L H Vanderhool Maurice Dutbridge Jin Cameron and others plus H C Mapes visiting from Lincoln Nebraska.
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Colorado Federation of Commercial Carriers
Denver
G. H. Cannon
Greeley
Robert Work
Leary Winter
Pentative Cole
Longmont
H. Capron
Transurer
Ovid Ludlow
Berthoud Ts
W. E. Cox
Colorado Springs
Marion ¥. Jones
Edward Atfeiter
Loutaille
M. J. Walsh
L. H. Vanderhool
Maurice Dutbridge
Jin Cameron
Frank Tegtthan
B. EltemMller
C.H. Cayron
Mr. Capron
H. C. Mapes
Lincoln
Nebr
Ditch and Reservoir Companies under NRA Rules
Fort Collins irrigation attorney Temple, returning from Washington, says ditch and reservoir concerns will align with the National Recovery Act. He notes North Platte diversion talks may resume and a water exchange plan for the Laramie and Poudre systems is discussed with possible NRA guiding rules. Senator Kendrick backs the proposal as preliminary meetings are planned to set NRA compliant actions.
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Ta Th
Temple
Fort Collins
Washington
Colorado
North Platte
Temple Algo
Sain Te Creek
Kendrick
Laramie
Poudre
NRA
Six Deaths From Sleeping Sickness Hit St Louis Districts
A joint St Louis effort mobilizes to halt sleeping sickness as six deaths are confirmed in St Gonla and Gaburban areas. Dr. J P Leake joins local volunteers, with new cases totaling 47 in hospitals and 10 more patients hospitalized. Central committees coordinate field work and lab procedures to standardize case reporting and containment.
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St. Louis
St- Gonla
Gaburban
J. P. Leake
United States Publicc
Washington
Albert Mitsingar
St. Johna
David McCulley
Kirkwood
Guernair
Aince
St Louis County
Ely
Greater
St. Louie
Leake
Peraoys Hazer
Mrs Costello Freed on Murder Charge
Salem Mass August 16 Susie B Costello was acquitted today in the poisoning death of her husband Frank Wilton Costello of Peabody The verdict was returned at noon after a five month trial that began July 17 following the discovery of the husband’s body in his home The state’s expert testimony linked poison to the stomach and brain indicating murder while the defense urged innocence
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Aseast
Salem
Mass
Seusio B. Costello
Wilton J. Castella
Fea
el Bal Yo
B. B.T
Castille
Obituary for Donald H. Watson Wa’s long life ends
Donald H Watson 23 1898 died in Denver aged 36 years after a long career in the public and charitable sectors. He grew up in Lehigh and Golden before moving to Florida for graduate work and service in the First Christian Church and Christian Endeavor. A memorial service at First Christian Church and Battle Funeral Home memorializes a life of work, faith, and friendship. surviving family includes four children and Ida Lowise his wife.
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Donald H. Wa
Donald H. Watson
Symmaltyne
Lehigh
Bon
Cape
Christian Bible Christian Endeavor
Hriggedate
Thy &T Gresley
Ida Lowise Thy
FR_H. Lang
Gresley
Chris
Tie
Presbyterian
Denver
Bix Lodge
da Louiss Watnon
Nera
Galden
Cole
Celeste Ranmoy
Musser
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