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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1933

Page

9

Teachers Hitchhike Debaters Make 1900 Mile Trip

Two college debaters George Julekel and Pick Takin from Colorado and Nebraska undertook a 1900 mile hitchhiking tour through four states visiting towns including Winfield Wichita Emporia Ottawa Baldwin City Hastings and Cheyenne. They attended debates at several colleges en route and faced a single motion on constitutional powers of the U.S. president.

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Market Notes Virtually Quiet With Mixed Livestock Quotes

A fragmented market report shows cattle and hog prices steady to mixed across regions. Prices for calves, steers, heifers, and sheep vary by weight and grade, with some districts noting slow demand and others showing steady inquiry.

Markets Show Sharp Moves in Livestock as Week Ends

Chicago market reports show active cattle and hog trading with price shifts. Slaughter cattle and feeding steers moved on thinner demand, while heifers and calves fluctuated amid variable weights. Packing demand remained steady with some regions noting lower quotes than thinly traded Thurndays.

Chicago Gattles Emlves Killeen

Evans Nativity Play Planned for Sunday Night

Evans plans a Christmas Nativity program led by Rev. D. M. Sentt at 11 o clock Sunday eve. The cast includes Catherine Woodsbury, Mrs Shirley, Arthur Crags, Gaylord Shirley, Wayne Johnston, Kinga Hutter, Warren Scott, Mrs Ernest Stason, Victor Hin, Dorothy Woodbury, Lucile Ackerman, Adriam Fugate, Margaret Moran, Mrs Mandie Kelly and Ruth Waitteker with a choir and Mrs Paul Tirlucoe.

Edgar Lyons Wayna Inhnston Kinga Lonnie Firgats James Hutter Warren Scott Shepherds Ernest Stason Mary Victor Hin Joseph Paul Tirlucoe Angel Dorothy Woodbury Lucile Ackermag Dunxive Clirk Adriam Fugate Dernico Suzman Margaret Moran Mra Nerman Pke Mandie Kelly Ruts Waitteker Chorus

Adams Says Silver Plan Will Benefit Everyone

Senator Alva Adams of Colorado said there will be no activity in industry that will not be benefited by the administration's new silver policy. He called it a long and beneficial step in the right direction and noted he does not regard it as the consummation of love of friends of silver.

Washington Der Alva Adams Chlorado Today Bom Degen Anfnlstration Friends of Allver

Stork Express Report Birth in Evans County

A newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Reece Dayle born Friday December 13 and previously listed at TaSalle. The infant now resides with the family at Evans, marking a new addition to the Dayle household.

IaSaile Reece Dayle Davizes Fat TaSalle Evans

Greeley Market Prices For Growers Reported

Greeley markets pay growers via Greeley dealers with near correct day prices. Butterfat eggs and turkeys are listed with weights, ducks, and other items noted. Prices shown reflect regular poultry dealers in Denver with slightly higher local quantities.

Greeley Sid Geedo Fc Ponters Deslera Denver

Enormous rock blocks entrance to the cave

Willy Nilly and Jelly Worlopey Bears seek help during a storm as Christopher Columbus Crow notices falling rocks and a giant mek blocking the cave entrance. The trio debates safety while nightfall and roving rioters loom, leaving Jelly Fear and Honey Dear anxious about rescue.

Willy Nils Willy Nilly Christopher Columbus Cato Geo Hal Lins Chriatophar Columbus Crow Willy Nil

Hard Rock Obstacle Delays Daring Plan

A garbled exchange shows Wily Nilly and Jelly Bear struggling to move a rock. Napati, Curletopher, and Honey Bear voice uncertainty yet determination. The characters talk of wings and aid as they seek a way to free the rock.

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Winter Gift Warmth Spokane Red Feather Children

Twenty five children at Red Feather Laker receive a Merry Christmas thanks to community Santa Chats and crafts by Mr McFarland and Elsa Pruett. He built cradles and a breakfast chair for families, plus a cedar toy ship for a girl, and a miniature arbor for his daughter. A big Christmas tree lights the gathering at Red Feather River House for a heartwarming shared celebration.

Red Feather Laker Puc McBorland Doentella Tdta Wy Wits Minke Minke Iis Home In the Mountains At Fed Reather Sealé Wil Bo McParland Moe Elsa Pruett M. J. Mosea’ Onfflge Greeley

Sheridan Airport Work Delayed Pending Authority to Hire More Men

Sheridan tunnel project in Wyoming awaits federal authorization to fund additional workers. Despite a 120 man, 45 day plan, Metz reports quota exhaustion and telegraphs Washington for permission. The $27,000 project, with $21,012.59 to the federal government, includes runway grading drainage and graveling.

Cassociated Treen Cheyenne Wyo Will c. Metz Civil Works Ad Iministrates Rhotidan Fla Civil Warka Washington Wyomlis Metz Wyoming Caenor Wye Bec Lesyl Works Sheridan

No Livestock Products In Ag Head Urges

Governor Johnson telegrams ag secretary Wallace urging no livestock product imports until dairy and beef industries recover from low prices. Farm leaders press for $200,000,200 fund and emergency steps to stabilize prices and support producers as domestic markets are protected. Wallace discusses Washington talks on a production adjustment program to aid dairy and cattle sectors.

Ltn Byry Jonson Agrcultural Walkho Ue Erney Johnson Wallncw Wallace Fann Washington Lila

Remonilization Drives Wheat Prices Higher in Market Report

Wheat rose about 6 cents per bushel with most gains held. Prices closed 2% to 4 cents up from yesterday’s high as corn and cuts also gained while provisions were steady. Notes mention export measures and speculative inflation concerns affecting grain markets.

Stalh Trudg United States Pacific Coast

Funeral service for Max Deubach announced

Funeral service for Max Deubach will be held Sunday at noon from Macy's drawing room Earl ferment pl Linn Grove.

Max Deubach Ja'elock Macy's Drawing Room Earl Ferment Linn Grove

Grace Gold Mining announces annual stockholders meeting

The Grace Gold Mining Corporation will hold its annual stockholders meeting at 21-701 Fifth Street, Gracies, Colorado, on Tuesday January 16, 1993 at 7:30 a.m. The meeting aims to elect directors for the issuing year and handle other business. Harry Worra, Secretary

SUN Chilolders Grace Gold Mining Corporation Crporation Fifth Street Gracies Colorado Harry Worra Eeoratacy

Notice of Corporate Sale and Dissolution

Notice records that Piamard Gales Cam, a corporation formed under law, held a meeting on December 9, 1999 to approve dissolution and sale of assets. It states stockholders were paid, proceeds distributed, and signatures of the president and secretary finalize the corporate sale, dated December 13, 1933.

Imamont Sales Contann TIESE Piamard Gales Zoi Lawa Calhemtwan Tata Das Mackhaldnew Fiat Jira Yak Gmonx Ebrpurailan

Hugh Johnson and CWA in Dispute

Hugh Johnson and the Congress of Industrial Organizations clashed over wage standards. Johnson defended fixed wages citing affordability and productivity, while critics argued the policy favored wartime industrial needs over workers’ living costs amid ongoing debates about wage controls and code enforcement.

Trading Weather in New York Uncertain on Dec 22

Wall Street opened mixed as speculative activity faded after overnight news that President promoted a silver base with strong demand. Silver shares led gains while A. S. Simelitg Amart van Smelt ing Howe Sound Cerro de Pasay and Colorado Southern rose modestly then eased, trading unevenly.

New York Wall Street Te Ictal Gramps Atacka Onn Co Npinta Wig A. S. Simelitg Amart van Smelting Howe Sound Cerro de Pasay Colorado Southern Moat Venrceil

Parole Violations Lead to Renewed Clemency Push

Denver dispatch reports Governor Johnson considering clemency expansions for Colorado inmates to curb parole violation rates. Officials note incentives tied to holidays to reduce violations, with Nell Hanlin and others cited among prisoners affected by this policy shift. Local sentiment remains divided over executive clemency use.

Asroeiinl Denver Johnson Nell Hanlin Colorado Lenal

Girl Asleep Two Years Recalls Friend Mystery

A brief notes a girl in a fragile state, two years asleep, who unexpectedly recognizes a friend. Witness Mrs. Peter Miloy testifies describing the girl's sudden recognition and blinking as she seemed to focus on her friend, while others recall a physician and a troubled scene.

Arielated Drees Ok Park Thee Misa Cattlein MacGutee Sar Hee Wather Peter Miloy Oil Mioy

Thieves Busy at Grice Garage and Clothesline

Reported incidents describe garage and clothesline thefts with items taken from a vehicle and nearby property. Names appear in poor OCR. one line notes two blankets and tools missing, with potential link to a vehicle and auto incident near Albuquerque and University of California holidays. A separate notice mentions sale of oil royalty interest and mineral deed designation on Thursday.

Albuquarne Nire Thy University of California Tettnetadt Cola Aid Oro Login SM Hora Marten

Rev Strahl Speaks to the Kiwanis Club

The Rev Willard D. Biren of the First Presbyterian church spoke to the Kiwanis club at Thursday noon on the Spirit of Christianity and the origin of Christians. Members of the Wizarde, the 4 ring group, entertained during the meeting.

Rev. Strahl Kiwanis Club Willard D. Biren First Presbyterian Church aAldvesuen Christuyna Wizarde Tele Wiyen

Formally Apply for Okeh Grand Lake Diversion Project

Formal application for the Grand Lake Diversion project seeks to expand the water supply via an above ground trestle and dam works. The proposal involves public works officials including Park Proxwver and State Engineer L. CG Ubnleriider, aiming to gain legislative support and eventual transfer to the Northern Power and Water board.

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