College Band in Denver To Play Tonight
Fury members of the Teachers college band travel to Denver tonight for a concert at Civic Center. The invitation comes from the Denver Post. The group travels by private car, with members taking turns as chauffeur. The program includes marches, waltzes, and selections from light classics conducted by L. B. Smith and J. DeForest. Notable players listed include Roberts, Trumpet. Roberts, Trombone. Harmer, Trombone. Hing, Bass. Williams, Baritone. others noted in the ensemble with titles and roles.
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Teachers College
Denver
Civia Contr
4Uro
Denver Post
Ciltamians
Maedia
Truland. Roberts
Robert Tiarhaugh
John Roberts
Liopd Harmer
Ralpl Hing
Cuttard Williams
Bard Tona
Tig Te Fi
Smith Tires
L. B. Smith
Thorney
Moraplal
Nurnberg
Wexner
J. DePoroat
F. Ahuor
J. DeForent
J. DeForest
J. Havorant
L. B. Setth Nordh
J. DeForent Cline
Deaths and funerals sparse notices and obits
Deaths and funeral notices from Evans and Windsor list Robert Stuart 86 dying at Evans home with survivors including two daughters and two Chicago relatives. Service planned Thursday at 3 PM from Sattley’s Funeral Home, Rev Frank Boyd to officiate. burial in Chicago after a 6:30 PM shipment. Omitted word. Obituary of Abbie Sullivan killed in an auto crash, large funeral at St Nicholas Church, pallbearers named, graveside rites at Mizpah Cemetery. Other notices cover Hilly Morris Spencer’s funeral after a dump-truck accident and related family attendees from Albuquerque. Brief wildlife note ends with a piece on the South American wild dog sunning habit.
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Robert Stuart
Jamesx S. Grant
Evans
Uesday Oveniog
James
Grant
Iceso Wertz
Stuart
Nevra
Adles Moxinder
Angus Stuart
Chicago
Sattley
Frank Boyd
Chienge
Pleass
Mowara
Tmintteville
Abbie Sullivan
St. Nicholas
Windsor
Ont
Clarence Potter
Chester Potter
Hilly Morris Sponcer
Charles Spencer
Albuquerque
N. M
Charley
Spencer
Hutchinson Fruit Company
Wart Colling
Bearden
Mytle
Annabelle Juno
Fred Gnaten
Theo Sorenson
Frank Olean
Florence Potter
H. Kearby
C. I Sawyer
Safeway Aims at Newspapers for Best Advertising Results
Safeway President M. B. Skaggs states the chain plans to rely almost entirely on daily newspapers for advertising. He notes nationwide experience shows local papers are the most economical and effective medium for reaching the public, with advertised brands earning shopper trust and reducing complaints.
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Safeway
Skaggs
M. B. Skagee
le the Moat
Wao Lave
Braggs
Uboil Tran
Poperatina
Thane
Tain
Essa
Exalted Ruler of Elks Marriage Announces Meeting Departure
Benjamin Woodcock and Gertruda I fen thorne announce their marriage just before leaving for Aspen for the Elk's convention. Woodcock, son of Dr and Mrs Burst Woodcock, graduated from University of Colorado at Boulder. His wife is daughter of Mr and Mrs N L Henthorne, active in music. The couple resides in Gresley where Woodcock practices law.
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Benjamin Woodcock
Gresley
Lash and Noose Backed To Curb Crime Waves
Powerful citizens groups backed by newspapers urge the New South Wales government to restore corporal punishment. They allege recent crimes stem from lenient prison treatment and call for execution by hanging for high degree murderers after court decisions.
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Lash
Noose
Sydney
Australia
New South Watau
Hita
Missionary To Speak to Baptists Tonight
Herbert G. Long, a returned missionary from India, will speak at 8 o'clock tonight at the First Baptist church in Denver. He has 17 years of service in India and is touring Colorado this summer with a talk on mission work.
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Herbert G. Long
India
Colorado
Thas Field
Denver
Long
Beet Webworms Reported in State
Sugar beet webworms threaten propagation in northeastern and eastern Colorado and in the Las Animas valley. Reports to State Entomologist George M. List reveal pale gray black worms 1 to 1.5 inches long. They attack sugar beets and various garden crops when other food is scarce. Control methods mirror alfalfa webworm tactics with spray recommendations including Parry Green and arsenate of lead mixtures for field application.
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Fort Colllog
Jwugar Bert
Propa
Colorado
Las Lule Valley
Rs George M. Liat
Atate
Colorato
Fort Morgan
Sterling
Salesburg
Esatarn Wed County
Cheyenne Wolly
Ban Lule
Ile Taverita
Stave Carried From Doors in Bisadapartment Scene
A doorway incident on Third Street and Thirteenth Avenue Tuesday afternoon ended with Cleo Fandall being forced out of doors by neighbor Robert Pittkin. There was no damage reported and the scene involved an elevator used by Are.
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Third Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Are
Cleo Fandall
Robert Pittkin
Robbins Instructs for Flower Show Display
G M Robbins urges exhibitors to follow specific cuts and handling for gindlol blooms. He says a spike bend occurs when the first or second bud opens and stresses leaving four or five leaves on the stalk to mature the bulb. Flowers should be placed in water immediately with a daily water change and trim the stem end. Nohving expects many Denatld Nowers entries this year.
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G. M. Robbins
Mr. Nohving
Cheyenne Frontier Days Report Deficit Of 6000
Cheyenne August 17 The board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce reports a deficit of about 6000 for the 1933 Frontier Days celebration. Total expenses reached 40,267 with receipts at 34,265. Elia Boole Reelected as President of the Associated Press Beattle? No, actually Mrs Zila A Hoala of Brooklyn was elected president of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at its national convention, receiving 228 of 2 votes.
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Kresa
Cheyenne
Chamber of Comoeree
Elia Boole Ie
Presa Beatile
Mra
Zila A. Hoala
Brooklyn
Tin Women's Christian Temperance Union
College Dean of Men Seeks Part Time Work for Students
The college employment bureau under the dean of men will locate part time jobs for students. Many students rely on work to cover expenses, and local business support has helped place numerous boys. Citizens with job leads are asked to contact Doug Lawson at the dean of men’s office, as the bureau aims to place suitable students based on experience and recommendations.
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Won
Vaya Ettending
Bonra
Yoorn
Ureolay Busiycas
Caden John
Ued
Wen'y
Doug Lawson
Denver and Midwest Markets Report Mixed Prices and Cattle Moves
Denver and Chicago markets show mixed signals with wheat and potato trends steady to weaker. Cattle and calf trades vary across Denver Omaha and Kansas City, with feeders and fat cattle steady to lower and calves around $6 to $9 per hundredweight, while potatoes show unchanged demand in Denver markets and broader midwest shipments.
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Denver
Oda Atecen
Loea
Askin
Cay
Vuyers
Inic
Kansas
Kansas City
Ava
Ugat
Lamba Wostly
Omaha
Wbry
Heyy
Cutter Wraden
Wc Jowett
Samba Son
Hulk
Windsor and Danver Men Fined in Disorderly Conduct Case
Windsor August 17 Robert Wieder of Windsor and Carl Keck of Danver were each fined 16 and costs in Judge A H Laybourns court on disorderly conduct charges. The pair were arrested Sunday evening. Mrs Robert Wiederspoon withdrew her complaint against Atex Wicderagon Tlarian Lrybourn who was injured.
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Windsor
Windser
Robert Wiedersoon
Carl Keck
Danver
Indge
A. H. Laybourn
Robert Wiederspoon
Atex Wicderagon- Tlarian Lrybourn
When Helene Beat the Dutch in a Train Incident
The report recounts a mishap two weeks earlier on a passenger train near McFarland Kansas as Helene and companions attempted a ride. A man suffered a severe left foot wound, becoming infected before they reached home, with a long recovery ahead. The piece then shifts to a community notice about a German church gathering with Rev. Dr. J. Behmidt as guest speaker and various local residents visiting or traveling for events at Colorado Springs and Estes Park.
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McFarland
Kana
Null
Lauren Kugntzel
Puditorium
J. Behmidt
Lincoln
Nebr
Hero
Colorado
John Rothenborker
Fred van Malro
Denver
J. H. van Metra
Herold Chiptian
Gay
Perry Evang
W. C. Maya
Marjorie
Maya’ Alatera
Colorado Boring
Dickey
Hi Brotherdnlow
Smith
Hig Son
Coylord
Poudro
Cnn
Dene ‘Ver
Gladyn Tekey
Lealout Mountain
Evergreen
Morrison
Red Rock
Slenver
Yleitora
Tueaday
Wula
Cedar Raplis
Novafield
Mise
Stromberg
Reid
South
Orm
Mias Grace Mays
Lorerth
Janet Fist
Bouiee Mclaughlin
Alisa May
Monver
T. B. Robertson
T. J Rang
EL Th Evans
Yeir
Carlos Leatorr
Donvar
Idabetle
Yand Barbara
Jack Gutrison
Local Social Roundup Reveals Weekend Visits and Occasional Travel
Friday ageping to her mother's statue day Mr and Mrs Glob Gray and Mrs Joaaph Stoway spent Sunday with Mr L Graves and family. Mr B J Colburn and x Goodland Ian also Ara Fort Collins spent the week with Mrs Rivilo Roi. Hertha Primmer de Harriett and gon Charley Keevesbore Sunday with Mrs Joseph Schic bert Fa visiting at that place. Thman Olson taking vacation from duties at er Supply company's store Marlin Ja substituting for W B Waller. Edward Walter Friday for Camp Warren 4 position of second Heater maneuever. Mrs Charlotta Arsaty y three months In Witdeor Mnegs of the late Mrs Bo returned to her home in Fy Sunday. Facilities for bringing buyers together have been more than 40 counties in
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Ani
Glob Gray
Joaaph Stoway
Say
Rivilo
Johnstown
Hertha Primmer
de Harriett
Charley
Epen
Joseph ‘Schic Bert
Thman Olson
Er Supply Company
Marlin Ja
W. B. Waller
Queey
Jaume Shiekl
Edward Walter
Camp Warren
Thawe
Charlotta Arsaty
Witdeor
Mra
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Robert
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Sprlege
MM. Handke
Stata
Robert Gormley
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Frederick
Lamb
P. C. Law
Worland
Kilgar Lovie
Allen Lamb
Mr. Norton
Estes Park
Bam Lamb
Roy
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Hjnlmer
Hur Aother
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Mica Darathy Howard
Groviey
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Ride
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Col
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