Growers Weigh Building or Buying Sugar Plant in Colorado
Northern Colorado growers consider establishing a cooperative beet sugar factory or purchasing a plant from Great Western. A Tuesday meeting in Denver, led by Mountain States directors and bankers, explored financing, location options near Greeley, and potential output up to 400 000 tons. The plan envisions local grower control with bank credit support and a study of prior Great Western offers.
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Great Western
Mountain States
J. MA. Haedizer
Chirtes Creager
Digi Bumes
Sagar Chtonany Mills
Colorado
Suvretacy 1
Hogaert
Hietoc Fee
Muttwa
Washington
Surrar
Bank Mey
Ralph Siyder
Wise
Lta Bank of Cooperatives
Jagum Y. Suider
van Ludu
Joan
Fan Yenigde
Dave
Count Lurray
Rastuneed
Denver
Sigur Capany
Roediger-Croager Camuutes
Bamce
Havy
W. D. Lippitt
Sun Volda
Morgan
Buksh
Ternver
Ralph Gaydey
Wichita Bak Fori Cooperatives
Vance Rucker
Mary
U. M
Hog. Belt
Mowntain
Alex Creager
Brosh
Ghavies Kun Wan
Fort Lupton
Jotn Clark Offont
A.J. Hartholontan
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Stertlog
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Wert R. 1
Martin
Kernesburg
Furigor
Izyaar Dover
Tyoposala
Nother Colorado
Ox Vear Oreeley
Snyder
Harry Clark
Eaton
Hoik Snyder
Clark
Tien H. Ming
Ibility of & Brower
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Redden 40
Growwe
Wichita Bank
Cooper Alives
Saya
Tia
Suyter
Tora Ato
Beet Sui Facinrica
United States
New Orleans
Henied Finance Ley
700 Believed Dead in Loss Of Russ Ship
Reported loss of a Russian steamer Indisikay near Hakkado with about 700 believed dead and 395 survivors. Blinding snow hindered rescue, survivors described exposure and cold as many perished. scene noted along the Kamelutka peninsular route.
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Miri
Hotkaido
Dapat
Saning Bo
Indisikay
Hakkado
Kavatuln
Hare
Rubin
Copat
Hokkaido
Shin Ened
Annay Arcane
Te Routa
Cehing Stampas
Iudigiris
Maude
Fudégirka
Weather Bureau Reports Historic Rain Shortage Nationwide
The weather bureau estimates this fall brought a record drought with rainfall shortages nationwide. Kansas, a key winter wheat state, shows shortages of about 490 tons per acre, far exceeding other regions. Western winter wheat belt areas experienced the strongest impacts with multiple states reporting notable declines in precipitation.
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Washington
Nec
The
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Nebrae
Fawa
Tennessee
Colorado stock feeding outlook and jail releases
United States marketing service statistician F W Roier Jr reports Colorado lamb and cattle feeding will drop and that Colorado will have the smallest lamb total since 1926 27 season. Nebraska Wyoming Montana New Mexico and parts of Wyoming show gains in feeding. Also two men Marvin W Kinton and Gordon Mathelld were released from county jail without charge.
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Denver
Rec
Colorado
F. W. Roier Jr
United States Marketing Service
Boier
Scotisblurt
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
New Mexiro
Beler
Fort Colina Greeley
Fort Morgan-Sterling
Marvin W. Kinton
Tno Eaton
Gordon Mathel
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Colorado and Wyoming Weather Update
Fair conditions prevail with warming trends. In Colorado, fair tonight and Thursday with warmer southeast and east portions. Wyoming sees generally fair weather tonight and Thursday, colder southeast area tonight, warmer toward the east. outlook includes 24 hours ending Wednesday morning with low temperatures around 6 percent and 15 degrees respectively.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Yoreton
Pee Laval
Edding
A.m
World famous paintings tied to Oxford nobility claim
A report by photographic expert Burrell in Scientific American suggests three paintings labeled as Shakespeare portraits may actually depict the Earl of Oxford. He asserts the images were altered to conceal the noble lineage, tying the Shakespeare name to Oxford.
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Dresay
New York
Willa Shakespeare
Earl of Oxford
Shakespeare
Pliysi Sran
Chatteg
Burrell
Aay
Barrell
Seuo
Scientific American Mupacine
Oxford
Leon
State College Faculties Must Pay Own Dues
State College faculties must pay their own professional membership dues. The state executive council approved funding for college and university dues to accrediting associations but rejected paying individual faculty members membership fees. Governor LaCare and others argued personal memberships should be paid by the individuals or their colleges. Dr Ira Kievindson of Addams State Normal College explained the need for accreditation and recognition of student credentials.
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Deiter Dee
Mee Vbnin
Counncil
Yarik Os
Tralph la Care
Allarney
Rtogers
Accreditins
Ira Kievindson
Addams State Normal College
Jat Alamos
New Theory in Scout Hose Death Shocks City
Detectives probing the Scout death in Elizabeth New Jersey consider a theory that a game of sharpshooter “Whriaw Tell” led to the tragedy. Scout Master Daniel Wetkett is cited as accidentally shot, while Norval Harrison a 12 year old, and another youth were wounded in a tent before the assailant killed himself.
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Wisseelate
Elizabeth
Bee
W Boy
Scom
Big Seamaster
Daniel Wetkett
Norval Warrison
Lac Ganpontan
Micselé
Armstrong Withholds School Money Amid Tax Change Proposals
The Associated Press reports that state officials withheld approximately 1.087 million dollars of school funds pending decision on property tax valuations for railroads. State Treasurer Chaytes Arie Strane and Attorney General Kyron Rogers sought clarification on income tax fund plans, while railroad valuation adjustments delayed immediate distribution. County educators await certification as railroad assessments affect levies and state distribution schedules.
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Denver
Bec
Calada
Selma
Toda
Shelley
Chaytes
Ariestrane
Kyron
Rogers
Plana
Armstrong
Friangementa
Afost
Wtetitel
County Asseasat
Red Sub Sinks German Ship in Baltic Action
A German freighter Bollheim was sunk in the Gulf of Bothnia by a submarine believed part of the Russian naval blockade of Finland. The sub reportedly sank the ship with about fifteen shells. several officers were killed and most crew reached safety in lifeboats. The submarine was unidentified. British and foreign observers noted the attack near Finland's west coast.
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Lasroclatet
Helsttél
Dee
Walt
Gulf of Bothnia
Finland
Jani
Relheim
Greeley Urges Reservoir Plan For Water Storage
City officials, led by Stinson and Capren, advocate building a storage reservoir on the North Poudre above the city to save river water and stabilize supplies during drought. They cite WPA support, potential 2.5 to 5 billion gallons storage, and saving up to two months of use with upgraded infrastructure and river flow.
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B. L. Stinson
Greeley
Stimson
Breeley
Mount
Mount Thao the Saving of Frou Ein
Imooset
Renut Waley
Stinson
WPA
Thesil Mah
Gil Capren
Mie
Powys
Capret
Crusiderre
Colorado
Collins
Dioslra
Paani Dam
Deservon Alta
Wimierhdy
Water Department
League Committee Condemns Russia for Finland Attack
The league committee denounces Russia for the assault on Finland as Soviet forces mass to crush the nation. An Associated Press map shows land and sea advances in Petsamy, the low urn frontier, and the Karelian isthmus, with Finland and Sweden mining Gulf of Bothnia approaches and doubts about Soviet warships.
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Finland
Associated Press
Russia
Petsamy
Karelian
Minnish
Nolding
Jtu
Roosevelt Says WPA Workers Cannot Strike
Roosevelt states that WPA workers are not allowed to strike against the government while the issue of a wage support program under the Works Progress Administration spurs debate. He warns a broader confrontation could lead to disturbances in cities like Minneapolis and beyond.
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WPA
Aesteintul
Washington
Velief
Wernesday
Pertent
Govarn
Iis
Mia Ponee
Bom Hantone
Ottellis
Minneapolis
Sities
Une Warke
Rellet Warkern
Winter Sports Films Night At Ave Ieee Event
A winter sports gathering was announced for Thursday night featuring Saw Valley, Tahoe, and MB NL at Weld County. Members of the Greeley Sut club received special invitations. A property fire on Ninth Street at 2200 hours was reported, with the Kiva department assisting and noting the incident.
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Ieee
Vallay Tahoe
Abown
Murshy MB NL
Weld County Schipter
Task Walton
Holtha Barter
Gerreto Anyome
Bel Ir
Greeley Sut
Jony Lavejny
Wes
Wothelay
Kiva
Court Rejects Paper Bag Will
New York court rejects a will found in a brown paper bag as invalid. A carpenter testified a paper bag contained the decedent’s will and claimed it was a true copy. Probate officials rejected the document and the case reveals contested bequests totaling thousands of dollars.
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New York
Carpenter
Edward Snidtin
Schindter
Reds Massing 1 500 000 To Crush Finland
A chaotic report claims the Reds plan to deploy 1.5 million troops and heavy air support to overwhelm Finland. The article cites unclear sources and fragments about Soviet and Finnish mobilizations, air power, and potential offensives, with uncertainty surrounding timing and confirmation.
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Finland
Christmas doke Botlncea Acaselutes Mergy
A confusing Christmas gift scene leads to a confrontation at a shop in Thompsonville Conti Mee where an employee Foy a Hard obleee ta wn oyster is bashed. The suspect Folsecy flees with $16 from cashier Andriw Bek, described as a sharp trader, heading to Biningfield Mansa where a teal pear and gold star valued at 822K are noted.
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Mergy Thompsonville
Conti
Scalia
Chinytinda
Folsecy
Andriw Bekbiner
Biningfield
Mansa
Nations urged to aid defenders amid intrusion protests
A sprawling forceful plea urges nations to aid defenders, citing the invasion by Russia and urging collective action. The report centers on calls for international support to Finns and related parties, condemning aggression and seeking coordinated relief and sanctions.
Film night at Satara University faces student turnout
A university film showing at Satara University is planned with additional comments by GM coach Dina Oaks. The program includes guests from Miah and Payer companies and a focus on Japan seeking Russian ties. Officials anticipate a potential trade treaty with the Soviet Union, while the US denounces the current arrangement.
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Japan
Dapaness
Foreign Office
Megalta
Beliabl
United States
Paul
Sttates
Effectivea
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