Seaman Outlines City Water System Needs and Costs
Seaman told City Council of present and future water system needs and a brief 18 year history. He described plans for another filter bed and a second settling basin near the Poudre, totaling about 20 000 and 45 000 dollars for filtration and repairs, with annual costs around 12 000 dollars after bonds retire. He noted 27 miles of main, a seven mile expansion, and pipe upgrades to meet growing demand, estimating a 700 000 dollar replacement for larger piping. The council heard about land purchase to secure filter beds, sedimentation basin timing, and the high past bond issues and interest. He emphasized the system’s improved condition despite ongoing needs and cited 15 years of heavy expenditures totaling about 900 010 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jit Beaman
Seaman
Chamber of Commerce
Tito Immadints
Lie Poudre
Tie
Geile Wieli
Theraig Gems
Uitoke
Wall’ Ke Stout
J Gooils
Bontea
Lerest
Towht
Uyslen
Tulspead
Beaman
Secon
Névaningo
Water Department
Brelden
Stock Market Slumps as Tax Reduction Nears End
The market fell as hopes for a 1 percent income tax reduction faded after President Hoover’s budget proposal. Stocks including U S Steel and General Electric dropped about 2 points while overall volume was light at about 1.2 million shares. Grain markets also declined with corn leading the downbeat and wheat and oats easing in Chicago and Kansas City. Kattner to speak on The New Liberty at Pillar of Fire meeting Thursday at 8 o’clock. lecture postponed due to storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite Thraedey
Hoover
U.S. Steel
American Can
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
National Biscuit
DuPont Drug
Cage
Miscou Pacific
Talon Pacific
U. S
Atlantic
Chicago
Suley
Kattner
Thureday F.C
Cisas
Pillar of Fire
Special Delivery Limits for Rural Route Deliveries
A brief note defines delivery constraints for special delivery items. It states items are deliverable within one mile of the office and on rural routes, with the carrier not required to go beyond half a mile from the traveled route.
Dramatic Contest Set for December 13 in Weld County
Weld county dramatic contest announced for December 13 with preliminary rounds in four divisions. Entries must be ready soon as the county competition starts three weeks from Saturday, with expected delays noted. Secretaries named for each division include Paul N. Nicholson Frederick southern, H D Parrett New Waymer northeast, J Moreland Aik ken central, and J C Cadwell Gill northwest.
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Weld
Odenek
A. Ogle
Paul N. Nicholson
Frederick
H. D. Parrett
New Waymer
The
Northeastern
J. ¥. Moreland
Aikken
Central
J. C. Cadwell
Gill
Northwestern
Stork Express Births Reported in City Notices
A daughter named Wilzareth Jane was born Monday December 1 to Mr and Mrs Le Roy Frazier at 1814 Fourteenth Avenue. Mrs Frazier remains with her parents Mr and Mrs C A Nash at 1318 Seventh Street. A Ramsay boy was born to Mr and Mrs Claude Ramsay of New York City, son of Mr and Mrs Ramsay of Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork Express
Mere. le Roy Frazier
Fourteenth Avenue
Wilzareth Jane
Frazier Ie
C. A. Nash
Birest
Claude Ramany
New York City
Ramsay
and Boru
Mimeby
Greeley
Deaths and Funerals Word From Mr Wiseman Family
Mr and Mrs Hunter Wiseman of New Albany announce the death of a relative after a long illness. Relatives including Mrs H Wireman and Mrs Mire Wiseman are noted. Funeral arrangements and other family details are expected in coming days.
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Hunter Wireman
Wiseman
Worther
H. Wireman
New Albany
Mrrs
Mire. Wiseman Siag
Hunter Wiseman Sisko
Tay
Ninth Street Rail Barricade Left to Public Authority
City council authorizes vote of discretion over a barricade across Ninth street near its east track with limited street use. Officials discuss Balge-Payette Timber company inspections and safety barriers, gateway access, and possible mid street signaling devices amid a sprawling budgets forecast for 2032 including defense allocations and rail safety projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Thosiay
Ninth Streets
Balge-Payette Tumber Company
Clay
Dliss
G. G. Barnard
Colorado
TF. P
Elplayer
Thera
Yarlove
Barnard
Ances Ds
Ault
Hoover Budget Plan Seeks Balance and Jobs Amid Drought
President Hoover outlines a proposed 1932 budget balancing by drawing on the general fund, potential Treasury borrowing, and surpluses from prior years. He urges cautious appropriations to bolster employment and address drought needs, predicting a $30 million surplus for the year if Congress acts prudently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Iig
Congréss
Wroover
Congraus
Dawn Ot
Hat on Seforn kings in ceremony and medieval feats
A garbled wire item recounts Sir John de Courcy in a 12th century clash with a French emissary near England. It mentions a ceremonial hat retained by a modern figure and includes stray notes about a Columbian shrine and a Monserrate carving. The piece closes with an English church magazine seeking a copyreader after a vicar’s death.
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Tendon
Michas Charles Gameron
Claremont Constantine de Courcy
Sir John de Courcy
England
France
John
Dinner Parties Held at Briggsdale Schools
Briggsdale Colorado December 1 dinner parties were held for all grades from primary to high school. Mrs W W A Rhoadarmer supervised the primary din ner in Miss Wilson's room. Dr L Tuoxell of Grealey Teachers College spoke on the fore told phases of a successful life. An enjoyable program followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggsdale
WW. A. Rhoadarmer
Miss Wilson
Andy Ross
Davis Herrick
Glenna Downer
Buelan Franklin
Gletta Franklin
Phylte
Grealey Teachers College
Freshmen Re Elect Temporary Leaders at Colorado Teachers College
Freshmen at Colorado Teachers College re elected their temporary leaders after a Tuesday election. Ervin Adams of Denver won the presidency with 122 votes, while Glad(e) Indy led Denver for treasurer with 217 votes. Opponents included Hat and Roberta from Greeley and Arnold Gether, with low turnout around half the freshman class voting.
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Colorado Teachers College
Bunl
Stout
Ervin Adams
Denver
Roberta
Greeley
Vonald Gether
Cadidate
Glade Indy
Teal
Trelyn Carlson
Rapherlin Boyum
Helen Wmc-Donald
Lawrence Ablatt
Student Government Election Results Hit Hard Fought Figures
In a campus vote secretary Henry Hayder won 69 ballots while Merle Moorenskd of Huro was elected treasurer with 105 votes, Grace Grimes 16 behind. Ralph Newman garnered 71 votes, Paul Howapl of Wauneta Nebr elected free- man representative with 119 votes, Dean McCoy of Colprain Springu 99, Eugene Vervalin bolted 68.
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Ver
Henry Hayder
Merle Moorenskd
Huro
Grace Grimes
Ralph Newman
Paul Howapl
Wauneta
Nebr
Freesman
Dean McCoy
Colprain Springu
Eugene Vervalin
Lucy Adams to Speak to Deans of Women in Detroit
Lucy H. Adams dean of women at Colorado Teachers College will address the National Association of Deans of Women gathered in Detroit in February. She accepted invitation to appear on Monday program highlighting the association’s opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Lucy H. Adams
Colorado Teachers College
National Association of Deans of Women
Detroit
Mya Adams
Adams
Cotoriulo
Tax Deed Notices for Weld County Lands Across 1927 Reimbursements
Public notices warn that tax sales from 1926 1928 on property in Weld County Colorado will require tax deeds. Winger is named as purchaser for several parcels and redemption periods extend to December 1931 with deeds issuable in April 1931 unless redeemed.
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George Ht
Dayla B. Pare
Buurk-Donaldson
W. T. Winger Hay
George Hill
Nolleo
Damber
Lot
County of Weld
Colorado
Dhiak
Pater Organ
Notiga
Bald Real Estate
Herobe
Ste
Weld
Peice
Onld
Lac
Metin
Sintuta
Jenne
Anid
Derambor
Ares
Patri Trenturer
Antd
W. P. Inser
Witger
Trensayar
Wai
Brant
Helen Zammersmith
Rocky Mountain Marriage Company
Klein Lind Colpany
Henry Thompson Estate
G. W. Par Noucg
T. Wingel
Tohl Estate
Henry Thompson
Ohio
Dorember
Jesse R. PaTriRson
Bac
Avery Vargon
BR. I. Bayer
R. Fatlony
Inla
W. TF Wingot
W. F. Winger
R. P Boyer
Apri
Jesse PR. Parrensl
City Council Passes 1929 31 Budget Bill Amid Funding Shifts
City council approves a 203000 appropriation, boosting administration by 1000, funding park land cuts, adding two police officers, and earmarking 12000 for street work. The plan allocates 902000 for administration, 26000 for library and parks, and sets sinking funds and interest allocations. Details of fund divisions to be released after year start. Georgia production and turpentine export figures from 1929-30 mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasead
Gresley
Lee Carrel
Uta
Central School Adds Donations to Beas Fund Goal
Four Belaes contributed to the fund, adding $1.00, with Wernesdar and the 0G Torgery giving $1 each, bringing the total to $420.98 toward a $660 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beas
Central School
Gresley
Torgery
Tax Deed Notices From Weld County 1927 1936
Public notices warn that tax deeds will be issued for properties in Weld County if taxes remain unpaid. Descriptions include lot and parcel details, ownership interests, and redemption deadlines with multiple publication dates and references to county treasurers and tax commissioners.
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Moacorens
Harding
Taafes
Martes Shoeiee
Ata
Gogaty
Bay of Angi
Decombi
Golory
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New St
Marc
Kansas City
Tress
Imperial, Airways
United States
Ninth Street Rail
U. P. Action
National Defense
Navy
Wire News
Columbian Shrine
Toyota
Columbia
Church of
Monserrate
E. Senor de Monserraten
Obritt
Beltow
St. Marks' Church
Lucy Adams
Deans of
Wommen
Iesee Th. Patterson
Treagarer
Tha Anla
Bec and
Pea Ae Tea Sasa
Lisa Chhcamgn
Dees
Jesse BR. Patterson
Snik
Meldy
Galorada
Avery
SSB
Mae Bildoulty
Golora
Fate Tao
Pura
Ehied Eulea’ Panitention
Perery
Tollerine Hessered
Eltimita
Bate
Via
Sas Ney
W. Py
BF Tagnenider
Totel
Georgia
EATON
Verner Edwards
Cheye Avenue
Tribune
Edwin J. Hartela
Hays
Eighth Street
A.W. Ghosp
A. W. Chase
R. D
Dr. A&w
Chase Coy Toy
Leonard Ftrect
Droollyn
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