Borah Seeks Repeal of Home Loan Bank System
Idaho Senator Borah pushes repeal of the home loan bank system, drawing swift counterpoints from Senate colleagues including Cope, Glass, and Dill. Debate centers on the act’s record and impact on farmers and industry, with supporters opposing the entrenched program as costly and ineffective.
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Horani
Idaho
Cope
Jos
Barak
Provident Hoover
Senate
Mich
Glasy
Virginia
Pretetier
Flovida
Dill
Washington
Copeland
Praner
Borah
Will
Ada
Boral
North Sterling Reservoir Sees Strong Early Fill
North Sterling reservoir reports good early storage with water at 210 second feet and total storage above last year. The system is two weeks ahead of normal with storms likely to improve conditions, while storage is described as robust for the irrigation project. Wind and farm fire incidents are noted separately with local damages contained.
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Sterling
KR. J. Wright
Walter
Prowltt
Crumley Damage Suit Opens in District Court
In a $2,500 damage case began in district court Wednesday afternoon. Maude Crumley Crimsey sues Jutin and William Mungan of Banyan Brothers firm for alleged premises damage at a Berthoud area property in western Weld County earlier in 1992. Attorney John Lesger for the plaintiff and PD Nelson of Berthoud represent the parties.
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Jutin
William Mungan
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Banyan Brothers
Farnt
Foyocleay
Maurice Cash
Innentat
Ing
John Lesger
Choy
Cash
Leusor
Lin
Lin rtock'aw the farny withouk @ caroth har, Maude Crumley
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Denver
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Berthoud
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W. M. Mitehall
Ay Anderson
Don Anderson
Great Western Officials Watch Philippine Bill Stake
Great Western officials led by D. Gippitt and WT Potrikin monitor Philippine independence sentiment and tariff terms. They urge objections to free sugar imports for 17 years while backing limits to aid domestic industry and comment on weighing political moves in Washing ton, D. C.
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Philippine Bill
Colorado
Washington, D. C
Philippines
W. D. Gippitt
WT Potrikin
Great Weston Sugar Company
Sal’ Feed Gumuings
Mountain Scales Beet Growers Marketing Association
Adams Senate Campaign Expenditure Report Details
Alya B. Adaima U.S. senator campaign filed with the secretary of state shows $12,537.19 spent. Of this, $3,000 went to the Democratic state county committee and $1,260 came from the national senatorial committee.
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Neaver
Alya B. Adaima
Ors U. 8
Pseount
Secretary of State
National Capital Budget Talks And Beer Legislation
Wednesday sessions in the Senate and House discussed cutting more than 500 million from current appropriations. Industry spokesmen urged beer content above 2.76 percent. Democrats debated prohibition repeal votes, general appropriations, and farm relief while Rep Treadway led war debt reduction talk. A farmers relief center pushed for moratorium on agricultural debts and aid.
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Ways and Means Committee
Hogar
Senate
Nelson tops Denver fur market with higher quality furs
Ole Nelson, a fox farm operator at Log Cabin, leads the Denver fur market for several seasons due to improved fur quality. Prices have risen for Nelson furs while overall fur prices have declined. Nelson invited friends to inspect his high quality pelts this week.
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Log Cabin
Denver
Nelson
Funeral services for Mia Madge McDonald Friday
Funeral services for Mia Madge McDonald of Kersey will be held Friday morning at 10 o'clock from Peters Catholic Church in Greeley. The death occurred in Fort Collins. Initial notices had listed 9 o'clock.
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Madge
McDonald
Kersey
Peters Catholic Choreh
Greeley
Fort Colitis
Leaders Seek New Ideas for the Institute Agenda
County leaders gather for the institute to discuss program elements including state government reorganization farm policy water rights irrigation and tax issues. Attendees include Dr O E Webb of Milkon a veteran farm leader and Bir Warner of Carr with Ralph Gardner providing local photography.
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The
Farm Board
Land Grant College
Weeling
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Web
Milkon
Webb
Mil Warner
Carr
Wald
Warner
Weld
Ralph Gardner
Weld Drama Contest Set for Saturday at Greelay
Walt Cokiply leads a district drama contest in Greelay on Saturday December 10 at Kepnor training school auditorium. Competitors include Now Raymer Tiudzou5 Johnstown Gill and New Hay mien Hudson Johnstown with two plays The Man Who Came Back and How the Story Grew. Admission is free and the public is invited to attend the 6:30 p m show.
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Local Officials Dispatch Agents to Buckingham Area
Two representatives of OW Interests are sent to the Buckingham region from Tulsa Oklahoma to assist in a pending development project. George T. Harilson and others are lodging at the Camfield Hotel as legal actions proceed and a suit is filed in court.
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Hansas
Heldy
Avatel Dev Penta
Buckingham
George
TP. Herilison
Gi wourl-Buckatatt
Tulsa
Okla
Camfield
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