Poudre Valley Loans Expand Under Federal Plan Changes
A Wichita Federal Land Bank delegation visited Poudre Valley to promote larger farm loans from 6000 to 9000 dollars replacing prior 3900 to 4000 dollar limits. Congressman Cummins arranged the tour with land appraisers Gaddis and Gumming, citing higher land values and calls to speed up bank operations. Officers plan to bring more appraisers and staff to Wichita to handle the increased workload and to justify the higher loan amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnelon
Wichita Bank
Cummilnga
Ar. Gaddis
Cumimings
Cumminge
Denver
Automobila
Nevern Fourra
Jonni
Mindo
Cumaninga
Triin
Wratington
D.C
Congress
Pouulre Valley
Yommon
Gan
Wichita Federal Land Bank
Tiolvo
Daonger
Bucky
Civil Works plan expands in Colorado counties
A Cornish delegation pressed for fair labor allotment on county CWA projects in Weld County while state officials approved 1374 jobs statewide. Colorado’s civil works program stands near the 24 750 state quota with 62 62 remaining in Denver. New projects in Pueblo and Park County, plus a hospital area storm sewer system in Parke, were approved, bringing statewide payroll to over 3.5 million dollars across 819 projects with 19 488 reemployed workers to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pao
Praspuxt
Nouthwest
Kersey
Keanesburg
Hudson
Roston
Crealey
Fort Lupton
Gitcrest
Coraleh Aska Mare
Cornish Sea
A. Pinch
Corniat Bron
Cornish
Jabor
Belgundale
Gargood
Galeton
Nity
Afr
Prazierpala
Hilstotl
Itwell
Valley View
Johnstown
Eatongehoal Wlatrieta
Denver
Colorado
Aly Seprkera
Pueblo
Pueblo County
Parkle County
Fosane
Ita
Alto
Johnson
Tuchlo County
Prohibition Moves Toward End In Several States
Prohibition faces repeal as three more states ratify the eighteenth amendment, with Utah Oklahoma and Pennsylvania moving swiftly to formalize the repeal. Governor McNult backs a plan to end the dry era while Washington Oregon and other states prepare for immediate licensing and transition to legal liquor sales.
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U. S
Department
Dona Tony
Rpatos
Pennsylvania
Ollo
Utah
Wat Ohie
Washington Ad
Ryneal
Washington
iMonday
Forinn
Legimiangs
Oregon
Legia- Inture
Dil
Ornor McNult
Shiek
Indicted trio charged in Mae West robbery case
Three men Anery Yoiler Morris Cohen and Edward Friedman were indicted for robbery of Mae West and her manager Ines Timony with a haul of cash and jewels valued at 173000. The grand jury heard Miss West recount the September 1932 holdup and Fried mans confession tied Cohen Voller to the crime. A public funeral notice and a note about ancient findings accompanied the report.
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Los Angeles
Anery Yoiler
Morris Cohen
Edward
Friedman
Palics Naid
Rot Wing Mae Weal
Tim Adress
County Erand
Miss Wast
Ines Timony
Tun Grand Jury
Jim Aetresa
Cath
Jowsle
Timony A
Janes E. Davie
Friedman Aglue
Cohan
Iman
Clilet
Vailer
Mountain View Cemetery Improvements and County Projects Approved
The plan includes 107 flood control and 53 other projects to upgrade Mountain View cemetery. The agenda also covers improvements at athletic fields, school renovations, a new ferry map, and county road works as part of broader Pushlo projects.
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Mountain View Cemetery
Spud Cellar Burglary Trial Details At Greeley Court
A lengthy trial recounts the burglary at Spud Cellar with interjections from the Anderson family. Witnesses describe pursuit, a car chase, gunfire, and the burglary crew fleeing as alarms sounded. Jurors from the region, including several named townspeople and officials, hear testimonies and legal motions.
Man Charged with Assault in Petiro Philipo Case
Petiro Philipo faces assault charges as authorities pursue the case. George Talecorb, linked to an attempted burglary at the Tir Lett store in La Salle, resisted during the incident and was stepped up as a deputy to burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petiro Philipo
George Talecorb
Tirlett
la Salle
Jack Derbecoll
Cheyenne Man Shot To Death By Half-Brother
Theodore Jones, 47, admitted shooting Anthony Jones, 99, in Cheyenne claiming self defense after a quarrel with his half-brother who had threatened him with a gun. Authorities, including Sheriff George Carrall and Prosecuting Attorney John C. Pickett, reported family disputes were common. Theodore’s son Bentley, 20, died in jail hours earlier after a drunkenness disturbance.
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Mresed Clayanne
Anthony i Jones
Theodore Jones
Nalice Salt
Theodore
Jonoa Tol
Sherif
Sherife
George J. Carrall
Potten A
Sanders
John C. Pickett
Py Theofors Jones
William Jange
Theodora Way
On & Charga
Aggaule
William Jones
L ‘Theodore
Bently
Holyoke Plant Case Loss in High Court Ruling
Colorado high court issued several opinions including a ruling that enjoined Holyoke from purchasing machinery for its electric plant. Justice Toland wrote the opinion with Justice Campbell and Justice Bouck dissenting. Other cases affirmed or dismissed involved Parry-Jones and a suit for architect fees, with opinions by Justices Burke and Adams.
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Colorado Supreme Soviet
Paul Reimer
Et W
Parry J Jones
Ault
Justce Burke
Adams
Pod -Tustien Gumpbell
Ralph RB
Leo
Oarenelgar
Clampbull
Chet
Snalica
Bouck
Tolland Company
Firat State Bank of
Keenasburg
Cola, Et al
District Court
Weld County
Banc. Welt of
Libel case appeals and petitions in Denver district court
Justice Campbell writes for the court with Chief Justice Adams and Tharles Bouck not participating. The Boreman versus The Power Publishing Company case affirms judgment for the publisher after 18 months. other items include John Smith versus Schratter rehearing denied, Maryaville Colorado Law Company matters, Conway Hogue Realty investment case, and Burch Realty Company delay proceedings.
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Les
Campbell
Adams
Tharles Bouck
E. W. Boreman
the Power
Lishing Compaty, Et al
District Court
Denver
Bape
Boreman
Justige Butler
Burke
Schratter
The
Maryaville and
Colorado Law! Company
Dara
Hyde
Conway-Hogue Realty
John O ‘Caren
Donald J. Burch
Burch
Local aging ay joLur
Local aging terms appear in a fragmentary note from a page segment. Readable portions reference a prison-related context and yearlike markers. The text is incomplete but indicates a local report on changing conditions or oversight affecting residents.
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Homer Hooper
Ted Snapper
WY Neck
MR. Hoopee
Boasone
Poudre Valley
Fred Cummings
Land Bank
Laan Potley
Prohibition
Mae West
G. B. Wall
Charles I
Walta
St Armatrons's
Eaton Wedneadsy
Allerman
Ing Grove
Hungary
Miakoeros
Avura
Alame
Anderson Boys
Clarence
Bart
Arthur
Tallon Wa
McInton
Lindeman
Greeley
McIntosh
Anderton Boys
Carl
Uoays
Lracks
W. F. McIntaah
Ani
Bheriffa D. O. Cine
Mack] Haan
J. I. Beeler
Milliken
W. S. Cothman
Eaton
Sam Danielson
Weeley
J- W. Fanning
W. A. Frakes
John Gelsick
Icevany
WW. d. Trrding
Windsor
G. O. Hattig
E. FE. Knapp
Flatioyille
Gill
M. W. Ward
Wickes
Piattovilly
Earl Clapneton
Rimor Jansson
Claude Clarkson
May Colling
Thomas McGualga
A. C. A Woods, Jr
Somerville
TL. Reece
W. N. Adkins
Frank Deffke
Jack Allen
Alor Oa
Toe Martinez
Patel
Tarnan Rot Auily
Toby Ortega Guity
Morrison Ming
B. F. Mulur
Sterling Theatre
Amusement Park
Beet Growers Meeting
K.P. Hall, Greeley
Christinae
Ips
Wea Ea
Holyoke Municipal Plant Advocates
Royal Neighbors
Bening
ALL Friends
Adilesion
Platteville
His &Plece
Boxe Hall
Billies
Whazis
Spencer Tracy
Loretta Young
Anthur Holt
Walter Connally
Melorydhes Es
Vincent Eores
John Smith
Et al
Wiliam
Ata
Sisters of the Skillet’ Dramatic Club
Theta Rho
C. F
Diana Wynyard
Day Alcares
Lewis Stone
Phillipa Holmén
Ruth Belwyn
Mark Bros
Cash Bank Aggount
Jimmy Dinn
Claire Trevor
Jimmy and
Sally
James Dunn Claire Trevor
Harry.langdon
Betty Boop
Dad
Eley
Stering
Rly
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