Sugar beet grower contracts wrap up 1934 deals
Growers in Northern Colorado propose contracts to close the Great Western Sugar association deal for 1934. Agreement aims to avoid conflicts and set prices per ton of beets, with deliveries from retained pulp to the factory. Meetings in Eaton, Fort Lupton, and Longmont were planned to discuss terms and authorize association leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nentir
Nnles
Dew
Great Western Sugar Can
Pledee Anthoris
Mowntain
Beet Growers Bing Association
Greeley
Hing Association
D. R. Pulliam
Mid
AA. Link
Litel Ying
le Fourth
Serias
Colorado
Ember
Nuapires
Plea Entered in Murder Case Involving Denver Woman
Wickman pleaded not guilty to murder charges in a case connected to Mrs Donollo Chicotne of Denver. The defendant appeared with a justice of the peace, an arraignment set for the next Thursday morning after a preliminary hearing was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juerque
Lye
Arcaignel
Degran Muriicy Jn
Ufswie
Donollo Chicotne
Denver
Heza
Wickman
Mingéist
Eeu
Urged Revision of Tax Rules by Committee
A committee proposes wide changes to tax rules in a preliminary report. It suggests a shift to a broad personal income base with many credits and limitations, including depreciation and depletion adjustments and corporate pocket benefits. The plan estimates substantial revenue and outlines key figures and tax credits for various sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axag
Peraonal Holding Les
Tha Fr
Buyers Pay To Farmers in Wheat and Corn Markets
Market brief notes buyers paying farmers for wheat and December grains with prices and quantities referenced, indicating a flow of cash from buyers to producers amid fluctuating commodity values. Details are fragmentary but show ongoing trading activity.
Three Guilty for Theft at Potato Cellar
Jury found Jack Lindeman Orville deFari and Gd Stanley wolntash guilty of burglary after a noon verdict. Jurors reported eight to one. Trial location cited as Ilam with continuation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lindeman
Orville deFari
Stanley Wolntash
Guitty
Ilam
Pedro Philips Af Peekham
Sales Tax Meeting For Greeley Merchants Wednesday
All Greeley merchants and others interested in the proposal for a Cold thio fles tex are urged to attend a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce offices. Discussion will be held and some action expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Chamber of Commarta
Chamber Ampires
Two Are Jailed for Stealing Lupton Car
Frank Barton, 15, and a younger companion were arrested early Tuesday by Marshal Martigan and deputies after a car stolen from the Drewster garage was driven past at 3:30 a.m. They pursued and captured the youths, who were brought to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Barton
Fort Lupton
Marshal Martigan
Ray
C. Brewster
Drewster
Marenoi Harrison
C. A. Cortson
Jalt Hare
Weld County CW Forces Grow Rapidly Text Source
Weld County CW Forces expand quickly as Mendes reports 482 workers on Citi Works projects. List of road districts and locations includes Road District One sites west of Nun and near Keota, Rockport, Cornish, Purcell, Briggadale, Willow Creek, and Purell. Road District Two spans Platte River to Woottenburg and others. Camden and surrounding Larimer sites noted plus entries for Clatrlet Three East of Gornsh and Kiowr northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County Roai Diskiride Mendes
Citi
Thasnovutcadat
Nun
Keota South
Rockport
Cornish
Purcell
Briggadale
Willow Creek
Purell
Platte River
Woottenburg
Hrighton
Pattwell School
Larimer County
Hno
Clatrlet
Gorn
Kiowr School
Hudson
Dede Gieresé
PlatEovilla
LaSalle
Gill
Nunn Officials Seek CW Funds for City Hall/Fire Dept
Mayor H G Kelly and Councilman A Varner met with the county civil works committee in Greyley to place Nunn hall into the current program. They proposed a 43 by 62 foot concrete, one story city hall and fire department building serving as a community center. The town currently uses Goux hall for meetings and rents a garage for the fire dept. About $2,000 is on hand for materials with labor costs around $2,100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Kelly
A. Varner
Nunn
Greyley
County Civil Work Committee
Utah Ratification Convention Reaches Prohibition Repeal Decision
The Utah ratification convention recessed for an hour at 7 p.m. Mountain Standard Time today. Ray L. Olson, president of the convention, announced final action on ratification of the 21st amendment making prohibition repeal effective nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Mac
Utah
Udi P.m
Sountain
Ray L. Olson
No Applications for Liquor Permits Reported Here
County officials note no applications to sell liquor were received by noon Tuesday. Clerk W A Hamnett cited costs and required fees, including 200 for restaurants seeking wine or beer licenses and 200 for a liquor store within town limits, with county and state fees also applying. outside city limits, county fees rise to 1$00 and store licenses to 500, all payable to city treasurer and appropriate authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rastanvanta
Greeley
Tisaday
Ohly
W. A. Hamnett
Ntalo
Fea
Itntta
Attempted break in at Clough Warehouse on Eighth Street
Police report a Monday night break in attempt at the Clough Warehouse at Eighth Street and Sixth Avenue. Officer Homer Lima found the door forced. W. D. Farr reported a shotgun stolen from his car near the Farr Produce office Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altomet
Eighth Stroet
Sixth Avenue
Homer Lima
W. D. Farr
Farr
Public Works Investigator Scrutinizes Dormitory Plan in Colorado
An investigator from the federal Public Works Administration, based in Kansas City, reviews the proposal to build new dormitories at Colorado State College in Greeley. Officials hear arguments from opponents and college authorities as the study assesses impacts on horse stable values and the dorms repayment plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado State
Teachara
Greeley
McGattie
Federal
Flea
Kanase City
Poturn
Wankington
Cnaa
Ool- Tega Studenta
Dia
Roosevelt confidence shown in face of opposition
Washington reports celebrate Roosevelt strength as 4000 visitors daily come to the White House. Supporters claim two thirds of the people back him, despite conservative critics. The piece notes a large volume of letters and ongoing public backing, while outlining Roosevelt's political tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Jackson
White House
United States Clamuue of Commerce
Mitte
Roonsvelt
Seals Mailed to City People in TB Drive
Citizens urged to buy Christmas seals to support the Weld County Tuberculosis Association. Envelopes addressed to chairwoman Mra. C. B. Banal were included for returns, either by mail or in post office and bank boxes. Proceeds fund local and national efforts to study and treat tuberculosis amid declining deaths but TB remains a major death cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Cooperaton
Weld County Film Health Association
Christmaa Genta
Mra. C. B. Banal
Post Office
Banka
United States
National Association
Five Apply for Post Master Job at Local Office
Washington dispatch reports five applicants for the local postmaster position. Names listed include Thomas P. Rom, Dave Sev, and Fairgeat, with civil service commission oversight and deadlines noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carsaleted
Presa
Washington
Sivil Cervics Coman
Thoma P. Rom
Dave Sev. Fairgeat
State Highway Board Faces Tight Budget in Colorado
The State Highway Board pleaded poverty while admitting 6.6 million dollars remained unspent and 1.27 million in gasoline tax revenue will cover only maintenance. With no new construction possible without federal loan approval, counties may see delayed road projects as most of the 6.609 million federal aid is rolled over to 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Acc
Johnero
Colorado
Chairoun Koter Seerle
Seerla Éald
Wettengel and Kelley Target Economy Hurting Disabled Veterans
Denver district attorney Earl Wettengel and attorney J Wy Kelley condemned the economy as it affects ex servicemen during a Monday night broadcast on KEIA. Wettengel argued newspapers neglect veterans and urged the New Deal include fair treatment for those who fought for the nation. He called for a new crusade to remind the public of an economy that harms disabled and wartime veterans while noting historical tax refunds and delayed benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wettengel
Denver
J. Wy Kelly
Athaorgs
National Economy League
al Wre
United States of America
Wullstengrs
Civil Works Employs 796 Over County
Civil Works employs 796 people in Weld County as the program proceeds. A total of 126 were reported at the central Weld Civil Works office, with the full quota of 1,174 earmarked, though progress was rapid. Local project details were sent to Denver for late approval, while Mrs. Carrie Moclendick of the northeast Colorado district explained policies and county organization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Ite
Civil Works
Grant Weld
Weld Towne
Schopla
Denver
Carrie Les Moallendick
Magenta
Colorado
Xovlor
Morntoy
Mra
Moclendick
Ignito
Rhony
Ueemployment
George Horne
Clerka
Accaimtanta
Alred Bucy
DeVere Delaney
Slandeg
Aus Kroner
Kath Coring Burke
County
Eupariotendent
Marlon Hammond
Storag A Walle
Court House
Harry Jam ‘Ston
Denver House Sessions Open With Missing Members
Denver citizens report Colorado's second extraordinary session to raise revenue. Absent members delayed plans for a new speaker as the house convened at noon. Rogers not returning from Washington shifts speakership chances to Warton Twining Englund, with candidates including James Borovann T H Cameron and Moses B. Smith awaiting Tuesday votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Mena
Iaw
Jobeson
Jott Weadian
Xenate
Houan
Hoth
Dyton
Rogera
Washington
Rogers
Altho
Warton If
Twining
pAapan
W. J. Englund
Puetis
James Borovnn
T. H. Cameron
Puckley
Moses B. Smith
Weld County
Lupton Firebug Case Brought to County Court
Complaint charges a 16 year old boy with arson and destruction of property in Fort Saline. The blaze damaged C A Duke garage Ed Burke garage and the top of De A T Montemith’s garage with clothing scorched in a closet at a Sixth Street home. Fire department extinguished the blaze using a chemical. Origin of the fire undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Saipton
Waang Ta County Furaniic
C. A. Duke
Ed Burke
de. A. T. Montemith
Twining Designated Speaker Candidate Deadlock in Colorado Caucus
Denver accord on house speaker remains tied as 29 to 24 split with Moses, Smith, and Twining leading, absent members and late arrivals cloud results. Democrats feud over ally blocs, Republicans back Royal Calxins, caucus adjourned with no decision and set for a second ballot later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Losiny
Osage
Thanlaind
Alther
Caucia
Moses BE
Sintu
Awit
W. U
Agen
Smith
Courtles
Dave Woodard
Alamiosa County
Wayne Aspinall
Mmee4
Woodard
Aspinall
Seasion
Yyron Rogers
Washington
Tno
Royal W. Calxins
Monte Aan
Dolores County
Cancun
Tha
Dr Hubert Work to Wed Mrs George W Gane
Dr Hubert Work and Mrs George W Gane, widow and Denver society figure, plan to marry Friday at St John s Episcopal Cathedral Denver. Rev Irving P Johnson to officiate with only immediate relatives in the wedding party. Work, a widower, has two children and will wed without children for Mrs Gane who has none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tAasociated Prez
Denver
Hubert Work
George W. Gane
Denver Society
St. John's Episcopal Cathedral
Irving P. Johnson
Work
Interior
Sald
Philip Work
Robertson
Rvanston
Tax Levy Action Is Expected This P. M
Denver reports tax commission action expected this afternoon after Weld county data showed no change. A Drum and Bugle Corps practice session is held tonight at the Tribune Community Center, inviting area residents to join and learn bugle to form the corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Tyenday
Tribune
Pleasure and Profit at Sterling Usher Daily
Classified tease for Sterling show with Jimmy and Bally, Janice Dubn and Claire Travor. Promises free tickets and hundreds of bargains in money saving prices. Ends with arrival tomorrow and guaranteed seats for the depicted stage act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vao
the Tribune
Jimmy
Bally
Janice Dubn
Claire Travor
Motor Car Collision Leaves Several Injured Near Licerne
Several people sustained cuts and bruises when two vehicles overturned after a collision one mile east of Licerne. A sedan driven by M. A. H. Bayer of Eaton collided with a truck driven by Ruben Coffman near Greeley, tipping both cars onto their sides. Three passengers rode in the Dauer vehicle with Coffman, injuries listed as not serious. Police reported the accident occurred about 4 p.m. Also, a pack of four or five police dogs attacked a suspect in a Sixth Street corrall after police received a report from Hoy Rogester and Janos Watrou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licerne
M. A. H. Bayer
Eaton
Raadster
Ruben Coffman
Fot Greeley
Dauer
Cottman
Sertany
G Wil Can
Wng
Hoy Rogester
Janos Avatrou
Colorado civil works nears job goal in state
Denver Dec 5 Colorado's civil works program nears its employment target with 5,263 of 24,750 jobs filled. Forty two projects were approved, employing about 17,000 people, including 108 in Larimer county with a 20,991 dollar payroll and a total reemployment rise to 690 in that county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Tha
Gttta
Parsons
Vila
Dake
Larimer County
Elaven Wonen
Lovesend
Wit Rapate Garmenty
County Civil Works Board
Re Patra
Waverly Road
Fort Collinge
Fort Collin City
Aldewerk Repairn
Fort Collina
Lac Aninian
Trinidad
Las Antinaa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kman
Breaington
Additiohal
Skea
Fiat Alding Company
Ethan Allen Cros
Solomon Fitzmaurien
Hal G. Blue
Congressional
Simeon Gray
Maxwall
Anderson
Congress
Jock Lindeman
Cheyenna
Orville McFarland
Carl Anderson
Tidge Neil P. Greham
Lindeman
McFarland
Stanley McIntosh
Choyenns
Lupton
Beverly Hills
Dec
Waal Jnglon
Nanoi Quezon
Po & Anima
Philippines
Yours
Attomat Mada
Clough
T.B. Drive
State Highway Board
Wettengel and
Kelley
Moses B. Britt
Angelated
Tule Ing
Democratic Party
Voto
Mosee Smith
Mrs.Gane
Tax Commission of
Meore
Washington, Dec
Nevada
Alabama
New Mexico
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!