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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1933
Page
1
President Johnson advocates a bold payroll rise tied to the industrial center plan. He cites unemployment relief, a two million worker target, and a push for wage boosts to spur the northern regional recovery and expand job opportunities nationwide.
Wheat Growers to elect a permanent committee in Weld County Thursday evening at 7:19 p.m. at the county agent’s office in the courthouse. A meeting will also discuss federal reduction programs with 400 applications received and many still pending.
Fravkly Eagle reports from Port Washington that a former boxer, now a police chief, denies attacking Huey Long at a Long Island event. A press agent reportedly offered Long $3,000 a day to appear as a freak attraction at Coney Island, with immediate wire acceptance or rejection requested.
City council will continue a milk sampling plan with monthly testing of milk deliveries by Greenly Lydofrion, conducted without notice to dairymen. Dr W A Schoen the city physician and aldermen say the plan shows better safety than prior dairy testing, with an estimated extra cost of about $2 per gallon.
Wyoming reports a calm market with bid and asking prices showing a widening spread. Most lambs are selling around $5 to $5.60 per hundredweight with some up to $6 or more, while fat and feeder lands in northwestern Wyoming fetched $5 to $8.25. Contracts pending for direct feeding or new agreements noted, with shipments aimed for September and October delivery.
Moffat returns from a long motor trip to Ontario via Welland Canal as family details haunt the journey. The account mentions a broken leg in Detroit and a discussion of travel fatigue, with references to Niagara and Ontario sites. Fire department understaffing in Greotoy is noted alongside recollections of past marriages and long-separated relatives.
The city will delay a decision on Abeation of whether White stays in his job until the trial. William R Kelly, attorney for White, asked for withholding until the case ends. A temporary appointment to fill White's fireman position is expected, as several applicants have been tested under Fire Chief Jess Marun. Mayor Abgss stated nothing definite will be done until the criminal charge is resolved.
Three patches of marijuana grown by Mexican residents in Weld county were destroyed last week by the county sheriff's office. The patches were near Kerney and Godfrey Botton. officers noted varied ownership claims. An Associated Press report from Kansas City describes a separate crime in which youths robbed a department store and took hostages before being captured.
In a rugged weather report from Cheyenne to Fort Frances Warren, troops receive heavy overcoats and camp stores, with the conservation corps urging protection as men move into higher altitudes. Quartermasters prepare heavier clothing and storm windows, supplying each man with two extra blankets.
International air show to feature balloonists from four nations in the Gordon Bennett Trophy events. Chicago hosts the four day gathering September 1 to 4 with American entries led by Lieut Gomas Syd Wells and Ward Van Ostrand, facing German, Polish, French, Belgian contenders. Notable flyers include Fritz Von Gool of Germany and Belgian veteran Philippo Quarsi as it aims to revive balloon racing after prior decades of competition.
Greeley Alderman E By Christensen proposed a retaliatory ordinance after Denver’s truck tax for produce and poultry deliveries. He and Alderman Carres sols noted local drivers complained of Denver’s $200 fee. Matterwart urged further study while Loveland’s similar attempt drew Supreme Court scrutiny.
La Salle Aug 20 La Salle public schools will open Tuesday with faculty meetings Monday at 9 in the school. Mrs J A Clark teaches sixth grade. Dwight Fries to teach algebra and penmanship at Jan tor High. Glenn Matthews, superintendent, in charge at Jan tor High math. Dorothy ads and others listed with assignments for grades two through five. Several staff members spent time visiting the Century of Progress and California trips noted.
Dela Woite aged 47 died at Ureeley hospital Wednesday morning. Survived by two sisters Mrs F A Firmus of Greeley and Mrs Roy Howe of Indianetown, and a brother Clarence Woork of Greeley. Pine funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at Settles Funeral Home with Rev Halla G Bocer officiating. Burial at Eaton cemetery. Funeral services for infant Glen H Lackero of Greeley, born dead Monday morning at Greeley hospital, were held at Linn Grove Monday afternoon.
Omaha cattle and hog markets show weak to lower tones. Calves and yearlings slip while feeds and hides trade mixed. sheep and lambs steady to higher on light buyer activity. Bulls and vealers uneven as government demand cools, with overall slow selling across classes.
Collin s insurance on agricultural buildings discussed by the state agriculture board. Governor John von Sechia letter to the board cited. Insurance amounts referenced include 235 dollars for certain structures and broader coverage estimates around 170 404 dollars. Livestock counts and cattle and pig figures noted, with market activity described as steady amid a venitee supply situation.
Extension agronomist G. Stewart explains trench silos as a practical method to salvage immature corn doomed by drought and heat. A trench dug in the ground, lined with green stalks, water, and packing, can preserve high quality feed for January storms, with guidance available from county agents.
Kemmerer Wy Aug 30 Lawrence Crater 18 a keen miner worker died in a hospital today from a fractured skull suffered in a car crash Sunday night. Tom W Natta of Lander, driver of Urs Frank Devin car of Kemmerer was held in jail. Natlons a hiker and two other occupants were injured.
Chicago grain markets opened weak with wheat slipping to the lower range as traders fretted over the supply. September contracts saw liquidation while other grains rallied briefly amid gyrations. Prices closed with mixed results and broad market calm despite volatility.
An item from Boulder Colorado reports D To vey was elected president of the Elks and Patterson retained a leadership position. New officers include Vat Turlox Port Colling secretary W W Petterson treasurer Vale Higgton chaplain Georges iomblek Malcolm McDonald and others as trustees and vice presidents from multiple cities.
Ford declines to comment on President Roosevelt and General Johnson statements about the NRA. The auto maker refuses to answer questions about plans or timing, noting no word on a possible public statement after vacation. Recovery officials say Ford has not yet enrolled under the new industry working agreement. Roosevelt weighs latest vows before departing for a cruise, with no clear threat or action announced.
About 40 residents from Greeley attend a two day Colorado Elks convention in Pueblo starting Monday. A varied program is planned with activities for wives. W. T. Patterson of Greeley reelected state treasurer Albert Fine chosen as state vice president Pat Hulley reelected grand secretary. New president is H D Totoy of Boulder replacing Tom Morrissey of Denver. The next convention will be in Pueblo next year.
Denver August 30 Senator Borah of Idaho has accepted an invitation to speak to Colorado dry advocates ahead of the repeal vote slated for September 1 or soon after. G Dexheimer Anti-Saloon League superintendent confirms event but cannot fix an exact date yet. The anti-saloon group plans a public gathering in Municipal Auditorium.
Byana Kiandsy Aug 28 Samuel Jr born eight pounds to A. Weller. Eaton Aug 4 a boy born at Greeley hospital to Joe Chadisle family. J J Treana ning 4116 Ninl street reports a giant birth at Greeley. Hospital construction work rated three faults. Pueblo hospital to receive 409000 building plans. State execution council appoints Walter D. Mordant Pueblo architect to draft prelims for public works board. Governor Johnson seeks immediate petition to secure a 104000 federal grant to match 300000 state funds for public works construction. 100000 represents ongoing federal aid.
A fragmentary notice directs readers to contact The Uniden Ash Cos Co for coal procurement with a phone listing 255.
Mrs Moody denies regret over a tense interview discussing a memorable Saturday. The article notes a conviction context with brothers sentenced for a Roby case near Amherst and a foreclosure action in Wichita district court involving multiple parties and stakes.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a 1430 Razor Blade sale amid Trib 1430 coverage. Mentions four tech display, drugs, and family packages at 60c. Observers note sellers tout high demand while communal members exploit the event for collateral gain.
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