Veterans relief reform sparks debate on costs and fairness
The article discusses President Hoover's proposed cuts to veterans relief and how to balance budget savings with obligations to totally and partially disabled veterans. It notes concerns about overpayment, duplication with disability payments, and the need for clear rules. It also reports local notes on snow, chicken thefts, and a Denver visit.
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Veterans Administration
Veterans Barcan
Veterans Relief
Normo
Divi
Veterans’ Bureau
Army
Navy
Yuels
Congress
Moothora
Talhire
Faminl
Split Second Editorials Reflecting On Americanism And Govt Passage
A garbled 1925 Split Second editorial fragment critiques Americanism as curbing tyranny yet protecting criminals, notes on debt discourse, and quips about politics and society. The text mentions machinery and production, a taxed estate, and a stray line about a gangster figure, with disjointed reflections on public policy and conduct.
Weather thinout hits Weld county Great Western Sugar
In Weld county the weather thinout impacts the Great Western Sugar company and other industries. Most factories stay open with enough beet supply to last through the blockade period, except Wilder factory which shuts down. Manager A. Officer notes railroad strains and potential further closures for Eaton factories due to beet shortages. Local movements include Mrs Valentine’s trip to Arigh t for a yield and Trenholm’s visit from Sherbrooke to Eaton, while Beversh and Mrs Eyed are noted among Greeley society.
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Weld
Great Western Sugar Company
Wilder
Greeley
J. J. Velentine
Arighet
Misa Trenholm
Sherbrooke
Queber
Eaton
Norman Lyntery Qyhite
Beversh Greeley Crieids
Mra
STS Reety
Windsor County Briefs Mixed musical events at high school assembly
Windsor high school held a Monday assembly with Ralph Eckman and Miss Alleen Peterson performing vocal and piano numbers. Mrs. Lucy Friend Remley from Greeley gave seven Grace Mays compositions. The school band provided the Wednesday program. The Neighbors of Woodcraft hosted Windsor Greeley’s first Christmas party at the O O F hall. St Alban's Guilds from Windsor Loveland and Fort Lupton met at St John's College in Greeley. New oak floors were laid on Locust street in the John Keiser residence. John Shanham and Mabel Mextoe Jennings were married Sunday evening by Rev. H. Streeh.
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Windsor
Windsor High School Assembly
Ralph Eckman
Aires
Mia
Jenry Brooks
Alleen Peterson
Gava
Juba Dashe
Kitten
Frilay Assembly
Lucy Friend Remley
Rom Greeley
Grace Mays
Misa
Mays
Woodcraft
Windsor Girela
Thurza Wind
Lermeyer
Denver
Membara
St Alban‘s Guild
St. Alban's Episcopal Church
Loveland
Fort Lupton
St John’s Callegs
Greeley
John Keiser
Locust Street
Jor
John Shanhela
Mabel Mextoe Jennings
IL Streeh
Alr
Birq
Jake Shanhats
Thanksgiving Week Social Notes Across Windsor and Greeley
Readable social notes detail visits and gatherings in Windsor and Greeley. Mrs. G K Dickerood elected worthy matron of Columbia Chapter No. 16. A Thanksgiving day bride, Mrs. Kenneth Harris, honored at W. D. Shatler’s home in Greeley with about 30 relatives and friends. Guests included Mrs. Lindstrum and family, Mrs. Gus Syvaison and daughters, and many local residents.
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Ite
Hoover
Audabub
Waldron
M. Memilldh
Dickey Honié
W. F
Murdo Aneier
Greeley
Ernest Pri
Windsor
Mra
Gualave Rydholm
Rydholm
Lindstrum
Gus Syvaison
Myn
Oscar
Aira
Otto Johnston
F.M. Goodwin
G.hrollep
A.B. Ralas
Local Social and Health Notes From Windsor Area
Mr and Mrs Jimluge reside southwest of Windsor with Walter Taylor recovering from flu. Miss Dorothy Carldan of Fort Lupton visited Alma Margaret Walker and they traveled to Fort Collins to stay at the Gamma Phi house. Dr and Mrs W Mayshed were dinner guests Wednesday evening. Rev G M Cooper left for Bowen after two weeks with his daughter. Mrs George Kern and family were visited by Migs Carol Kern who is ill with flu. Mrs Myrtle Toller also noted in these social updates.
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Jimluge
Windsor
Walter Taylor
Misa Dorothy Carldan
Fort Lupton
Ailly Margaret’ Walker
Fort Colling
Gamma Phi
W. ©. Mayshed
N & O'Clock
Des
George Nelson
Sawyar
Ood
John Snowberger
Usnver
G. M. Cooper
Bowen
George Kern
Carol Kern
Anto
Myrtle Toller
Christmas party plans brighten Barnesville gathering
At the Darin club home Thursday afternoon guests included Moedanlen Strohman Loffler Morris Nelson Sam Stephenson Jack AlcLain White Martin and Pay end Opal Briggs. Refreshments were served. The next event will be hosted by Mrs Franklin on December 14. Morra Nelson and daughter visited the G D Nelsons last week. Mire Eno Erickson of Carthage, Ill visited Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Thurlow White and family stayed with White's parents in Golden. Mr Keefers son was an overnight guest at the J Grittin home Friday night.
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Barnesville
Barndsville
Grant
Moedanlen
Strohman
Loffler
Morris Nelson
Sam Stephenson
Jack AlcLain
O White
Martin
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