County announces Civil Works program projects and pay
The county schedules numerous works projects under the Civil Works Administration. About 300 women are paid for work, with men also employed on road, sewer, and water systems. Projects include paving, gravelling, street repairs, flood control, and health-related tasks, totaling many thousands in cost across multiple towns and counties.
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Phorks
Monlay
Emiyen
Sity Cwa
Els
Aan Anil
Ts State Mitice
Feld County
Tigo
Eh County
Aine Malles
Hind
Eaton
Frederick
Oksient
Lupton
Adams Arabes
Grover
Windsor
Ashton Selovidis
Fortin
Watsonburg
Cie
Droja
Greeley
West County
West
Milk Fund Over Top by Christmas Gift to Needy
Milk Fund needs $133 per month to supply free milk tickets to the sick and undernourished. Rotary luncheon contributions and pledges inch the total toward the goal, with $107.16 monthly already raised and $25.84 still needed. Aided by the Tribune and the Woman's Club through Associated Relief, the program serves urgent relief without conflicting with other aid efforts.
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Rotary
G. A. Anderson
Aix
The
Tribune
Woman's Club
Roosevelt Denounces Lynching as Vile Form of Murder
President Roosevelt denounces lynching as a vile form of collective murder in a national address. He indirectly rebukes California governor James Rolph for endorsing mob killings and urges a strong stand against violence as he appeals to a new generation for moral action.
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Roosevelt
Ralph
Washington
James Rolph
California
May Petson
la Josa
Troowevelt
Federal Council of Chuehua of Christ of America
Missouri
Maryland
Wbb
Adams County Farmer Killed After Double Vehicle Collision
Adams county farmer Walter Straymon was fatally struck twice by automobiles on East Colfer avenue in Aurora. The first hit by one car sent him down, a second vehicle driven by Clyde Conklin from Denver then struck him. Drivers Mirshill Wels and Speck said they did not see him in time. coroner Mungrave stated no inquest would be held. Various local names and notices follow, including estate matters and a court action regarding a note.
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Associated Press
Denver
Duc
Walter Strayuion
Adams County
East Colfer Avenue
Poors Ghost
Aurora
Merton Brookerd
Avrora
Struymen
Straymon
Soren Kirkegaard
Mungrave
Arapalon County
Man
Public Health Seal Sale Promoted for Charity
A damaged notice promotes a seal sale linked to public health efforts. It mentions Christia n seal sales, a church or school setting, and plans to place sale details at a post office for distribution through mail. The goal is fundraising for health-related purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lim Gonernun
Christivns
Fe Lanka
Foreclosure Action Filed Over Defaulted Property
A foreclosure suit is filed by W H Todd and Atlee Tord against Betty Iott lich for 12000 on a building on Eighth avenue. Messer and Porter leasing the premises are named as defendants. Receiver appointment and deficiency judgment requested. John W Henderson represents plaintiffs. other creditors seek action in district court for 4400 owed by Emil B Sheep.
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George CG
Stebbina
Jexecntorm
Karl HK. Brendel
Greeley
Crawford
Emil B. Sheep
H. T. Waldo Je
Local Buyers Pay To Farmers Wheat Oats Beans Prices
Local buyers post market notes listing winter wheat spring wheat and oats with prices from 2.00 to 2.90 per unit. Also shows onions and beans at various dollar amounts and indicates quantities of white Michigan beans and Great Northern beans.
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Michigan
G A Randolph Dies of Acute Heart Attack at Home
George A Handsink or Randolph, 70, a long time Greeley resident, died suddenly at 1019 Ninth Street Wednesday after dinner with a club gathering. Born April 28 1863 in Delaware he lived various towns before settling in Greeley. Survived by wife daughter Mrs Frieda Randolph Heenan and son Donald with four grandchildren. Funeral plans awaited arrival of Downti Randolph.
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George A. Handsink
Greeley
Curly Wihdlen
Bin
Ninth Street
Iid
J. Randolph Wan
Delaware
Geootey
Lnte
Calvin Randolph
Flewas
Gilre A. Wing
Creelay
Hadalph
Farmington
Randolph
jAnl
Greelay
Mr. Randolph
T Knight Templar
The
Eastern Star
Poudre Valley Lodge
L 0
GO. I
Huey Club
Rendolphh
English
Justice Court
Donald
San Diego
Cait
Airs
Frieda Randalph Heenan
Denver
Finora McCrilt
Alton
Macy's
Downti Randolph
Colorado to gain 3000 Civil Works jobs allocation
Colorado will receive 3000 additional federal Civil Works jobs, boosting the state total to 27 75. The board approved two projects in Jefferson, Pitkin, San Juan, Conejos, Costilla and Archuleta counties, promising over 800 jobs on a payroll of about 376,000. A theft report from Mrs. Suale Ener notes overshoes and groceries stolen from her car on Ninth Street in Greeley.
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Asacciated
Prena
Denver
Erbert Farrall
Ghelrman
Atate Civil Warka Board
Colorado
Fabor
Federsal
Bostd Todey
Jefferson
Pitkin
San Altguol
Conejos
Costila
Archuteta Conn
Greeley
Committee on Advisability of Government Financed Beet Factory
A Greeley beet growers meeting at the jr high school auditorium drew 400 plus in attendance. A committee was named to study the advisability of securing government funds to finance a beet sugar factory and to gauge sentiment on the current Great Western beet contract. Speakers argued for a true 50-50 contract or a $6 guaranteed price, with postponement of decisive action.
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Lia
Beet Association
Gresley
Mowag
Asoa
Greeley
Whiteli
Meating Waz
K.P
Nathan Hinda
Segretary
J.T Panoala
Hat Ware
Prugeasa Nay Kean
Tima
Ulfelig
Tal
Charles O. Plumb
Michigan Sigar Company
Vantraut
Michigan
Mie
Courag
Fragmentary report from unclear meeting with Morgan figures
Disjoint OCR text notes a confused scene involving Mr Houserell, Tit a quiet group, and references to various names and events. The passage mentions a confrontation, doors, and disjointed names like Morgan and Arti Morgan, with continuation indicated.
Civil Works Employed at Greeley Schools
Twenty workers are employed in a government civil works program at Greeley school buildings. Homer Kidder leads the project with education officials overseeing materials. Tasks include grounds work, stump removal, tree trimming, sod leveling, and improvements at multiple sites including Lincoln and Washington campuses. Women and men alternate duties cataloging library and school records, painting, and stairway work, continuing through Christmas vacation.
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Geni
Greeley
Tori of
Education
Sipii
Homer Kidder
Javelhus
Geneloy High School
Central
Washington
Mel School
Symmnausong
Sehool
Greeley High Uehool
Glee Cluby
Meeker Jusilar High School
Businessmen Fight State Sales Tax Start
Cirpetey eluant ber of commerce board of directors approved spending $390 to oppose the proposed state sales tax and any additional levy. Telegrams were sent to all chambers of commerce urging action against the tax. Governor Johnson and legislators were urged to oppose the tax.
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G. C. Johnson
Ragged Report on Local Drink Reform Efforts
Beverly Ls reports mixed progress in reducing bad drinks and promoting safer options. Observers note issues with unclear targets and public confusion, but overall movement appears stronger than expected. The speaker emphasizes personal responsibility and urges steady efforts to steer people toward safer beverages.
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Beverly Ls
Dhooge Case Heard In Closed Court
The Dhooge case was tried behind closed doors with witnesses and jurors present. Names such as Jako Ki, Datar, Pat Orr, Walter Harding, Elmer Jansson, Oscar Nelson, and Ernest Knanp appear among those listed for the statutory charges. proceedings continued Wednesday in Helena.
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Dhooge
Thomas
Tex
Jako Ki
Datar
Pat
F. Orr
Walter J. Harding
Lucas
W. Somerville
Emi
A. Anderson
Elmer Jansson
Oscar
Nelson
Ernest Knanp
James J. Lowe
A. Toffler
G. Woodtwar
Denver Man Jailed for Parking Car on Highway
Henry Aurela aged 28 from Denver was sentenced to serve 16 days in county jail after being convicted of parking a car on the pavement near Trightan. Witnesses from the Ute Norman Anderson family of Gree- Joy were noted as they gathered to circle the Aucella machine and collided with another vehicle.
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Henry Aurela
Denver
Jai Nera
Trightan
Ute Norman
Reeves Cleared in Dunkin Killing Trial
James Reeves, an ex convict, was found not guilty of the murder of Aialph W. Durkin, a Kingpin gambler, at a August 6 liquor party. Reeves celebrated with his attorney and his mother Raeven during the four day trial in Liette ton.
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Arash Denver
James
Jimmy) Reeves
Lietteton
Aialph W. Durkin
Tocal
Reeves
Earl J. Hower
GG. Raeven
Dunkin
Seslie Taylor
South Canosa Court
Artpahes Couity
Two Mexicans Die of Coal Gas in a Hut
In Weld County two Mexican workers Cornelia Acavide and Juanita Acavide were found dead in a small 10 by 12 foot room behind a farm building. They had slept in a hut where a coal stove with an open top and improper venting released deadly fumes. Coroner Armstong said monoxide gas caused the deaths, discovered after a farmhand knocked and received no reply.
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Rath
Cornelia Acavida
Lawnaleavlito
Weld County
Wernesday
Curoner I. P. Acngtramg
Jusliva Acavide
Do Iinve
Diatt- Nanl Place
Cis
Cornella
Mackey
Ida
Armsteong
Howse
Jia
Yollmar
Wutiwug
Lundien
Hley
Leniency in Liquor Law Violations for Depend on Character
Attorney Gerat Cummings argues judges should show leniency for habitual alcohol law offenders with previously good character. He notes 2,219 federal criminal cases pending, about 500 prohibition cases, and 3,764 prohibition offenders jailed among a 16,537 prison total. He cites a drop in overall prison population and predicts up to 10,040 more liquor law violations next year.
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Wastloglon
Gerat Cummings
Cumminga Ae
Cummings
Apartment For Rent Ad Offers Free Rental Service
A fragment notes demand for nicely furnished apartments and promotes a free rental service. It urges readers to place an ad for renting, selling, or exchanging items and provides a phone reference for contact. The text mimics a classified notice style popular in old newspapers.
Twining Sworn In as Speaker Amid Colorado Session Delays
Denver December 7 The House of Representatives delayed swearing in Speaker designate Warren Twining as factions clash over floor leadership and rules. Democratic leaders and rival groups argued over committee appointments and a cigar tax measure tied to a state building program. Senate met briefly, with no decisive action as the 1933 special session stretched into a prolonged conflict among Democrats and party factions.
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Derver
Dee
Colorado
Cnucad IH
Senate
le Teason
Warren Twining
James Brownlow
Denver
Carpenter
Bee Caneo
Ehutawanat Te
W- 4
England
Democrac
Inelilo
Beowrdow
Uto
Twialug
I T
Ieautt
Brownlow
Ator
Wayne Aspinall
Messr
Ag Asplonil
House
T. H. Dameron
Pablo
Lin
Lo Jp. Tmn
Browhlow
Lim
State Executioe Council
David Morris
Ila Petion
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