Storage growth at Greeley potato plant unlocks capacity
The Greeley Ice and Storage company reports over 50 carloads of potatoes stored, with 69 cars already stored and 40 more signed to free capacity. Manager Stina Kelly notes it as the largest storage to date, as plans to expand by 30 carloads begin this fall to hold potatoes up to three months awaiting market price gains.
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Bylig Hota
Greeley Ice and Storage
Stina Kelly
Greeley
Kelly Sald
Growery
Gilcrest- Peckham-LaSalla
Polloca
Kelly Anlil
Melly
Ally
Ptatoes
City Council Discusses Buying Mile of Cast Iron Pipe
At a private council session chair C H Young outlined buying another mile of 20 inch cast iron pipe for about 18400 to displace wood pipe on a supply line. The panel also considered purchasing roughly 60000 worth of water department surplus pipe to hedge against rising prices. Ne adlin was not taken as two miles of 20 inch pipe waited to be laid. The water department surplus stood at between 765000 and 70000.
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C. H. Young
Water Committee
T Beecause
Adlin
Clty
Windsor Distri - Water Department
Frederick County Library Opens In Weld County Area
Frederick joins Weld County Library as Troddrick and three NYA workers come aboard. A $60 membership grants access to 604 lake and berry books from the Tork Lupton branch, already operating. The move benefits southern Weld communities by avoiding trips to Gree ley for library services. write to Weld County Library Gresley for more information.
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Troddrick
Weld County Library
Haa
NYA
Lake
Tork Lupton
Weld
Greeley
Gresley
Byrnes Holds Early Lead in South Carolina Primary
Early tallies show Byrnes with a narrow edge in South Carolina Democratic primary among three candidates. Stoney and Hartlee trail with small fractions as Mississippi, California and national party hints surface. Townsend influence and cross‑state talks shape expectations ahead of further returns.
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Senate
South Carolina
Miselasippi
Sauntonn
Jones
Byrnes
Thomas P. Stoney
Charlestown
W. C. Hartlee
Mississippi
Pat Hartleen
Banda
Aifajra
Grover’ Senoir Conner
Harrison
Conner
California
Olduge Pension Movement
Townsend
Amem
London
New York
Bultajo
Federal Finmides
Road to Frederick-Denver Spur Proposed by State
Governor Johnson and highway officials told Weld and Larimer county delegates that state road 185 from Denver to Frederick could begin a five mile segment just south of the Weld county line this year. Plans include shifting funds to complete the southern five miles while Advancing the 786 route north from Frederick to state highway 14. Delegation urged fast action to ease coal and produce truck traffic to Denver.
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Governor Premises
Weld County Line
Denver
F. C. ‘Johnson
Weld
Larimer County
Brederick
Weld County
Charles BD. Wail
Weld-Adams ‘County Inc
Frederick
Johnson
Charles Plumb
Gresley
U. S
Jport Collins and Grealey
Plumb
Frederickt
Fort Solling
Ault
Frederick North
Wald
Larimer
Peter Seerie
Weld ‘County
Weil
Ed. Folbrecht
Greeley
Enrollment climbs at Greeley High as term nears
Greeley High reports 62 students registered for fall with total enrollment seen around 730 to 740. Principal Gilchrist notes registrations may rise to 630 now with 193 seniors, 230 juniors and 217 sophomores. about 6 more sophomores and 20 more in each other class likely. School opens Wednesday September 9.
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Greeley High School
Robert 5
Gilchrist
Local buyers pay to farmers for wheat sales
Wheat price row shows local buyers paying farmers on Wednesday August 26 for Marque and Komar spring wheat and for hard winter wheat with price ranges from 34.70 to 81.30 per unit, in a brief market note listing commodity types and prices.
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Komar
Mayor Briggs to open Greeley Country Club as public course
Mayor Briggs will drive the first ball at the officially opened Greeley Country Club on Saturday August 28. The WPA aided course will allow public play at 30 cents for six holes, 60 cents for nine, and 75 cents for 18 holes. Aldermen will join the mayor in the opening round. care and rules enforcement will be in effect.
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Mayor Briggs
Greeley
Claude M. Carney
the Air
Te City Coureil
Entive
Roy M. Brigss
Yank Noyiea
Focal Camerame
Brigen
George Adama
Harry Moffat
George Davis
H. Young
Baa
Briggs
Colorado
Gras G
Deng
Foirwajra
Carney
Avid
Dort Colling
Loveland
Windeer
Malton
Hal Palles
Segel
Hoa Bean
Talph Fragiera
Gresley
Gree Jey Rotary
Coast Demos Nominate 13 Townsendites
San Francisco August 26 Associated Press reports that the Coast Democrats nominated 11 Townsend endorsed candidates across 20 districts in yesterday's primary. Sheridan Downey suffered a major defeat as Pranks H Buck led in the Third District with 32,9668 votes to Downey's 21,262 from 676 of 727 precincts. Buck seeks Republican nomination. Townsend manager B.S. Margett notes strong support and predicts turnout.
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Associated: Press
San Princisco
Californian
Townace
Townsend
Sheridan Downey
Tranda HW. Townsend
Pranks H. Buck
Downey
Buck Alva Jed
J. LeRoy Johnnson
B.S. Margett
Wigenshugiveth
Townsendlica
Thele Tienda
Plane Crash Reported Near New Mexico Border
Denver reports Major Carlos Renyis and his air school team are investigating a possible crash after a plane fell near Staton. The sheriff says a parachute jump may have saved the pilot, who could appear at any moment. Renyis will search the Van Houten country for confirmation.
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Arvocintes Press
Denver
Carlos Renyis
Heralds
Raton
N. M
Staton
van Houten
Renvin
Loveland Baby Drowns in Irrigation Ditch
Aug 26 Loveland infant Betty Jatlag Haines daughter of rancher David Haines drowned in an irrigation ditch at night after wandering from the rack yard. Coroner Charlan Ray said an inquest would not be necessary.
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Loveland
Betty Jatlag Haines
David Haines
Ingi
Charlan Ray
Farmers Angry Over Truck Tax Faces in Colorado
Greeley potato and vegetable growers met with Tritone Tweedsy representatives to denounce high prices that let truckers into the Greelay district. They recalled 28 to 35 cents per sack on early potatoes in 1995 and urged relief after the governor and Colonel Danks did not attend a protest meeting. Growers argue the truck tax harms farm product movement and state income while drought prices keep trucks active despite calls for relief.
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Grogley
Tritone Tweedsy
Greelay
Colorado
Amon
Tribans
Denver
Ed C. Johnson
Willam G. Danks
Dake
Iondo
Johnson
Jeep
Lrucka
Greeley Tribune
El Paso alimony payers enter politics drive
In Colorado Springs on August 26, El Paso County alimony payers form a political crusade. About 160 ex-husbands petition to unite their grievances against alimony administration. They plan to influence ballots and laws to ensure “just payment” and seek changes from the legislature.
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Golorado Springs
el Paso County
Ito
Percen
North Colorado Stock Takes High Awards at Pueblo
Northern Colorado stock earned blue ribbons at the Pueblo state fair contests. Winners include Joseph Beaupres Lafayette with three fat cattle ribbons, Richard Monfort Greeley for fat cattle championship, Harry N. Bostrom Sterling for third in fat cattle, Helen Greenwald Windsor champion colt in 41 club, Wawerd Koly Boulder champion pig and clad champion, Clarence Rothman Loveland Poland Cuba champion and reserve, Clayton Meyring Boulder 41 club Hampshire sheep, Meyring brothers Boulder reserve champion, and state cheap tab.
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Pueblo
Colorado
Wlonera
Joseph Beaupres
Lifayette
Richard Monfort
Greeley
Harry N. Bostrom
Sterling
Helen Greenwald
Windsor
Wawerd Koly
Boulder
Duroc Jersey
Clarente Rothman
Loveludd
Poland
Cuba
Clayton Meyring
Sweet Speaks on Saturday at Park Here
William Dr. Sweet a Democratic candidate for the United States Senate will speak at a mass meeting at the Lincoln bandstand Saturday night at 8 o'clock. He opposes Governor Wood Johnson and Mario D? Vincoil for the nomination.
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Sweet
William Dr. Sweet
United States
Will
Lincoln Bandstand
Wd Johnson
Marlo Dy i Vincoil
Best Delays Flogging To Secure Story
In Canon City Aug 20 wardaw Roy s Bos postponed the flogging of the live privoriera until they reveal the whole story of how they smid ged guns and ammunition into Colorado penitentiary. Two pistols and 1090 pounds of ammo were found hidden in a masonry wall and moved through the quarry yard. Convicts Grose MaVey and others are in solitary confinement as officials seek further connections. Gyril Hancock, head of science at the high school, departs for Great Falls Mont to teach biology after earning his AB in 1930 and pursuing a master’s degree.
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Associatal
Pivaas
Canon City
Wardaw Roy
Bos, Determinun Co
Ito
Colorado Penitentiary
Bost
Amd
Pueblo
Morthage
Lemme Gross
Best
Walt
Jon
Hay McVey
Charlie Carlisle
Joe Bean
Joy Casey
Beat
Curlete
Grose
McVey
Gyril
Hancock
Greeley
Great Falls
Mont
Grand Falls High School
Food Supply Ample Says Farm Dept
Department of agriculture economists said the drought would have little effect on the nation's food supply from now to June next year. A survey by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics found domestic food supply will be almost as large as last year, though total food for the period ending June 1997 would be three percent below last season and two percent under previous supply levels following the 1985 drought. Greeley Beaten in Junior Softball. Longmont Fort Callin WeHeight team defeated Gresley Kittony 16 to in the northern Colorado junior softball tournament opening game of a three-day series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Peers
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Acount
Greeley
Longmont
Fort Calling
Grant Loses Court Fight Over Democratic Precinct Committees
Denver judge dismisses W W Grant Jr suit challenging the nomination of Democratic precinct committees workers by the county assembly. Grant would need summons for 023 committees, incurring $1,242 daily witness costs, which his lawyers said is prohibitive. Only three election commissioners were named defendants. The case centered on declaring the nomination illegal and the legal process surrounding precinct leaders.
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Adsociated Press
Denver
John B. O'Rourke
Durango
W. W. Grant, Jr
Damaening
Juudge O'Rourke
Grant
O'Rourke Tion
Cnea
Lega
Frazler Assigned to Longmont Office Amid Transfers
Joe Frazler, viewer of the Greeley district NIJ office, has been moved to Longmont to head the local office. Fred McMillen, previously at Longmont, remains in the Greeley district, while Earl Yates is temporarily transferred from the Wray office.
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Joe Frazler
Greeley
NIJ Offiice
Lua Hcen Trateferrari
Longmont
Fred McMillen
Satay
Earl Yates
Wray
Landon Radio Plan For Midwest Northwest Campaign Tour
Governor Alfred M Landon outlines a long strategy conference with national chairman John Hamilton to map a Midwest Northwest New England trip. A major address is planned at International League Baseball Park at 830 p.m. Eastern and 730 p.m. Denver time to discuss federal finances and a fiscal program to counter Roosevelt deficits and the unbalanced budget.
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Amsocinsuil
Buffalo
Alfred MM. Landon
John Hamilton
Tosture
Midwest
Northwest
New England
Industris
Denver
FDR May Call World Peace Meet
The New York Times reports President Roosevelt, if re elected, may invite heads of major nations to confer on world peace. Potential attendees include Edward VIII, Stalin, Mussolini, Hitler, Lev Bronstein, and leaders from Japan and China to meet at a neutral site to discuss disarmament and war prevention. Some doubt whether he will reveal the plan before November.
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New York
The
New York Times
Wudneadey
Roosevelt
Roogsvelt
Edward Vall
Joseph
Stalin
Benito
Mugsolini
Adele Hitler
Presideant Lev
Bru
France
Jupan
Ching
Confferces
Moosevelt
the Times
Versailles
United States
Wilson
Paris
Hero
Hoover
White House
Ramsay Macdonald
England
Pierre Laval
Franklin Ronevelt
Rawsey MacDonald
Washington
London
Couple Burns To Death In Ranch Blaze Near Hames
Hotehkisa Aug. 26 Two persons Mr and Mrs Martin Mead longtime Weatero Slope pioneers were burned to death today when a ranch home near theirs burned. Coroner Edward Martin said they were likely overcome by fumes while trying to flee. The couple, both 76 years old, lived alone in the house.
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Hotehkisa
Martin Mead
Weatero Slope
Hames
Edward Martin
Oran Houseworth
Selander Major Bid Over Low Bid On $200000 Contract
Denver reports a $10.98 spread between bids on a $200000 highway project in Logan county. Omaha firm Patur Kiewl, Sans., offered $200015.62 for 7.91 miles of concrete paving on U S 198 between Mitt and Crook. Ed Belander of Giraolgy followed at $200226.50. Colorado officials, led by State Highway Engineer Charles D. Vail, considered Colorado-based bidders to be favored, while Belander protested the award amid concerns that local contractors would gain substantial benefits from statewide work. The protest was forwarded for advisement.
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Associated Bets
Denver
Cone yWaetors
Colorado
Patur Kiewl, Sans. Company of
Omaha
Novr
U. S.198
Mitt and
Crook
Logan County
Ed Belander
Giraolgy
Charles D. Vail
Oman
Yall
Three Soviet Chiefs Make War Appeals
The Evening News, Aug 20, quotes Stalin Voroshilov and Tulchakov urging readiness. They pledge to defend the homeland as enemies position themselves. French estimates fear 6 million mobilized in Europe when Germany enacts two year service.
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Preagwnden
Evening News
Jing “Stalin
Joseph Stalin
Klement 2
Voroshilovt
Michaeil Tulchashersy
M. Alkans-Hstrov
Tuyed
Luvat East
Rusaly
Stalin
Red Army
Parla
Europa
Germany
France
Plalisticians
Europe
Southwest Drouth and Heat Show No Sign of Setup
Aug 26 Kaneas reports the Southwest endures a severe drought and heat wave with no relief seen as temperatures reach 101 in Kansas City area and 100 plus across Kansas Missouri Texas and Oklahoma. Meteorologist A D Robb says no imminent break in the heat as water supplies dwindle and river levels remain dangerously low.
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A. D. Robb
Tonska Gav
Robb
Flames Damage Mushroom Plant Near Denver Road
Aug 25 in Broomfield Celo a fire damaged the mushroom plant of O W Savery on the Denver Broomfield road. Loss estimated at 4000 to 6000 dollars. Traffic halted for hours as smoke drew crowds. Savery said sulphur used as a disinfectant started the fire. Equipment from Denver and nearby departments aided the response.
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Associated Press
Broomfield
Celo
O. W. Savery
Denver-Broomfiait
Savery
Denver
Latayelén Tira
Severvy
Hernandez Sentenced in Wattenburg Assault Case
Frank Hernndde of Wattenbure was sentenced to serve in the jail after a Wednesday conviction on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon against Joe Itamirez in a whiskey fight at Wattenburs. Justice B G English presided over the case.
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Frank Hernndde
Wattenbure
B. G. English
Joe Itamirez
Kuith
Wattenburs
Nunn Festival Planned for September 19 Highlights Listed
Nunn announces its twentieth annual harvest festival to be held Saturday September 19 with committees named for arrangements entertainment concessions grounds and advertising. Appointees include H Co. Kelly Tr A Git GL Lemonds O K Kanode J N dMdward M G Kelly T G Hoikos WR Olaon BH Laird Bard Johtson Ty Annis Charles Conrad J 4 Porter W L Clark Fr A Greenamyre J A Turner Wilson Tred ling Alex Marsh and others.
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Nunn
Plana
Co. Kelly
Lemonds
O. K. Kanode
J. N
dMdward
M,g. Kelly
T. G.hoikos
Olaon
Laird
Bard
Johtson
Annis
Charles Conrad
J. 4
Porter
W.L. Clark
Fr. A. Greenamyre
J. A. Turner
Wilson Tredling
Alex Marsh
atl-Shipps
Ul. Bom Annie
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Tee Company
County Library
S. Carolina
Akes
Roy Briggs
Municipal Golf
Inks Sturday
Greeley High
Cigaretta
Bot L. Middleton
Pire Department
Coast Demos
el Paso
North Colorado
Frazler
Governor Landon
F.D.R
Selander
Hernandez
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