Liquor Prices Hit by Scarcity Across Distillers
Washington reports say limited liquor supply to meet urgent demand pushed prices up. Dr Damien EB Domne, head of the spirits institute, cites uneven allocations and lists representative prices from Frankfort Distillers and Continental Distillers. Whisky ranges from 22 to 25 dollars per case. other spirits show broad increases across brands and bottlings.
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Washington
Lnstatent Damands
Damien EB. Domne
Atadised Spirits Instituton
Deran
Cae Firma Aubwittig
Figores Worst
Frankfort Distillers, Inc
Ballimora
Continental DlatHllln
Philadelphlin
Frankfort
Horky Mountans
Rocklus- Dixie Village
Glysundae
Sultan & Son
Crystal Spring
Bond
Pilgrim
Coden Wedding
Joxesh
Bseliculuy Distillers, Inc
Blackstone Wilshy
Napa Valley
Benn-Maryland Company
Spring Garden
Land Retirement Plan in Weld County Debate
Weld County weighs a federal land retirement plan to move dry farmers off submarginal acres into irrigated or grazing lands. The proposal would buy or swap dry farming land, form grazing districts, and allocate revenues to county taxes while expanding public domain control and stock water development. Local tensions arise over defining submarginal land and long term farm viability.
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Tnkuplnen
Roosevelt
Marold Ickes
Roosevel
Congress
Ickes
Hao
Hmber
Welt
Oregon
Washington
Arizona
Erpland
Innes
Tees
Weld
Fressury
Tolly
Government plans urge reclaiming submarginal land for irrigation
Discussion cites Roosevelt and Ickes advocating converting submarginal acres to crop land through irrigation and drainage. It notes 1929 farm income disparities and compares effects on production, urging schemes to retain fertility, utilize government range lands in summer, and retire some farms. Debate covers highway and relief bills, legality concerns, and adjournment moves.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Ickes
Nerenga
United States
Ichea Pula
Herlna
Whiel
Stntag
New Engeland
New York
Poongytynola
Amber
Horda
Boulder
Himdrede
Dry Ranchera
Solons Decide Adjournment to January 1934 in Colorado
Colorado lawmakers debated adjourning until January 3 1934 after a conference with supporters of the measure and Governor Johnson. Officials assured the move would not jeopardize federal relief funds for the state and discussions centered on federal relief and legislative recess. Governor Johnson reportedly indicated federal relief would be considered before any drastic action, while Senate sponsors backed the adjournment.
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Johnson
Tn Interrogatiyea
Stanuproma
Senate
Ita
Debouturce
Thera Ig
Chatrivan Herbert Feirall
Chaurmia
State Relief
Fairall
Tia Lous
Smith
Well County
LaFollaite
Tran
Pyoung
House
Seagis
Colorado
Firal
Harry Hopkins
Coloado
Stockholders Meeting Notices From Greeley Firms
Several notices announce annual stockholders meetings in Greeley Colorado. The Farm Investment Co Union Mick Company and Lower Latham Rearr-Yolr Company plan January meetings to elect directors and handle corporate business. Frances Sage secretary invites participation and outlines meeting details.
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Farm, Investment Co
Held County Savings Bank
Greeley
Colorado
Ff. W. McGilp
Heoy
Uoion
Ba Salle
Colo
Union Taten Company
Tarn
Evansy Wold County
Oclesk D. m
Chas
Aparen
Greeley, Cola
Latham Rearr- Yolr
Couelk
City Hell
Gréel Golorado
Prances O
SAGE
Grealer
Mock. Aeideren
Lower Tatham Dien Company
Counc Feum
Directurn
Frances G
Greeley National Bank
Borah Attacks Oil Price Fixing Plan
Washington reports Senator Borah Idaho Republican assails oil industry price fixing and production control plan now before Secretary Ickes for approval. He warns it would create a monopoly and let major firms fix crude oil and gasoline prices, punish defectors, and wipe out independent companies amid cross party concerns.
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Washington
Elsborgte
Sahara
Interior
Ickes
Congress
Horah
Rap
Idaho
Icken
Off Companion
Borah
Local Merchants Report Increased December Business
Local merchants report December business rising, aided by advertising and displays. Clothing stores in Greenley note 32 percent higher sales for the first 16 days of December versus 1932, with Wibba Clothing reporting about 10 percent better gains. Weather and civil works checks influence purchasing, though Christmas buying has picked up in late December.
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Greniea
Busineda
Chiwneta
Apo
Rantom
Gaya
Greely
Roy Smith
J. W. Smith
Greeley
H.R. Hibba
Wibba Clothing Company
Clough's Furniture Reports Strong Holiday Sales Growth
Albert Clough's firm reports improved conditions as clothing items and larger, brighter goods sell better than last year. G Edwards, manager, notes J Gy Bonnes Company led demand while sales reach 3933, surpassing 1932 by 25 percent with Christmas season activity.
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Albert Clough
Clough
G.edwards
J. Gybonnes Company
Yuletide trade improves as car dealers report gains
Yuletide business was slow until Saturday but is booming now. Hugh F Wheeler of Garnsey and Whealer Ford dealers says business is much better than last year. Dealers note a shift to used cars and absorbed surplus stock. Platte Valley Ditch elects board. Fred Aten, Joseph Jotwan, W. L. Carroll, John Staudinger and G. G. Lee named directors. officers to be chosen later.
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Hugh F. Wheeler
Garnsey
Whealer
Ford Dealers
Beal Bale at Keota Keots Christmas Seal Drive
In Keota district the Christmas seal and enrollment began Thursday December 14. School children carried letters to the cork home of the community. Percy Hraplilt is the late seal sale chairman.
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Keots
Keota
Cork
Percy Hraplilt
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Whats & Posse
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Outlaw
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Ray
Lo Eter
Vt Valley OF Sweets
Hha
Proakdent
Hoocewell
Lionel
Barrymore
Aisa Pitts
Todd
Beet Growers
Kersey School
Platte Valley
Erriga
Beal Bale
Greelsy
Jean Harlow
Robert Williams
Myrt
Marge
Myrt Marge
Ted Healy and His Stooges
Eddie Foy, Jr
Grace Hayes
Trixie Friganza
M. K. Jerome
Joan Jasmyn
Constance Bennett
Cash Bank
Moint
Tropica
Charles Laughton
Carole Lombard
Gr. Greeley
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