East Side Visitors Over Holidays in Greeley
Mrs. Z and Miss Sue Roy visit Denver and Gr eley for Christmas vacation from December 22 to January 1. Local residents return home for holidays, with many traveling to Denver, Boulder, and Lamar. Marriage licenses issued in Weld County. plans for Christmas gatherings include out of town relatives and classroom faculty.
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Gresley
Imperial
Clan Dello Wilson
Boulder
Groeley
Denver
Helen
Nielsen
Mrg. H
Birkby
Nebraska City
Weld County Court House
George A. Mollray
Bridgeport
Charles Stephen
Fifteenth Avenue
H. W. Hamm
Lander
Wyo
Elangy Stephens
Phoenix
Ariz
Horace’ Stephens
New Mexics State Highway Department
Telrra Amaria
H. T. Ise
Bob Stephens
Mrs. Stephens
Raymond Schaefer
Bobbie
Champaign
Schaefers
Frank Smith
Sensefor
Greeley
Donald B. Bills
State College
Ames
Bliss
National’ Association For the Advancement of Science
Cleveland
Phytopathological Society
Busy Sleo
Nite Addreds
Amon, Be
Intimate Revelations From Spearfish Teachers Holiday Return
Spearfish school scene amid Christmas holidays features Mise Gladys Forrester returning with her parents. Other staff and families travel between Hutchinson, Gordon Hall, and Bisbee. State education officials and teachers from Fort Collins and Greeley attend to rehabilitation and school duties during the break.
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Mise
Gladys Forrester
Spearfish
Spearfish Teachers College
Mrs. A. Forrester
Maury Witcher Believed Killed in Colorado Crash
Grand Junction Colorado December 23 A body believed to be Maury Witcher of Batesville Texas an engineering student at the University of Colorado was found in a car that plunged from the Telluride road between Ouray and Montrose The youth was about 25 years old Witcher played center for Colorado football in 1928 and 1929 and remained a student in the engineering school The car bore a Boulder county license tag
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Grand Junction
Colo
Maury Witcher
Batesville
Texas
University of Colorado
Telly Trail
Ouray
Montrose
Boulder County
Slower Pace from Farm to City in U. S. Last Decade
The census bureau reports a slow shift of population from rural areas to urban districts over the last decade. On April 1 the urban population reached 68,958,021 or 4.2 percent of the total, with 1920 figures showing 64 percent urban. Method changes affect comparability, but urban share has roughly doubled since 1880, expanding to include towns and incorporated places with 10,000+ and density of 1,000 per square mile. Also notes local weather and community activities including hospital guild officers elected and a brief farming note on ore delivery and pack.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dac
America
Census Bureau
Additon
Ovar
Chauffeur Caught Lying Amid Istanbul Crowd
A disordered report from eastern provinces describes villagers astonished by a chauffeur who lied to officials and spectators about his life, with an old woman asking about children and a touring official present. The incident leaves the chauffeur with a reputation for deceit, secrecy, and prevarication.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Auto.mobilea
Carl
14000 Ties Monthly Cut on Bennett Creek
Fort Coeking reports 14000 ties a month are cut and trucked out of Bennett Creek by National Lumber and Groasste company under government forestry supervision. Henry A. Payson, forest ranger in charge of Manhattan district, says the work provides jobs for about 100 men, with seven portable sawmills operating from two main camps as weather remains favorable. He notes trees are marked by Payson or Dayton Kirkham before cutting.
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Fort Coeking
Bennett Creek
National Lumber and Qreasste Company
Dengar
Forestry Department
Henry A. Payson
Manhattan
Fort Collins
Mr. Payson
Myself
Dayton Kirkham
Platteville Beet Pile Moved Over the Dump
December 23 report states the plean shovel gang finished shifting 5000 tons of beets over the dump in four days and nights. Workers then moved the big shovel to Hazeltine south of Brighton to start beet pile work on Saturday morning.
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Platteville
Plean
Becia
Hazeltine
Brighton
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Marian Gilbert
Mra. Z
Ze Ray mi
Miss Sue Roy
Denver Visltors
la Grange
Dee
Loo
R. C. Kinsey
Merchante Biscuit Company
Neam
Philip Kinsey
Mark Young
Mr. Kinsey
George Ruggles
Blanche Keltser
Colorado Teachers College
Ruggles
S. J. McCrackan
Port Collins
Tara Allen
San Diego
Calif
California
Colorado
Misa Allen
W. F. Allen
Ahletrand
Coca-Cola
Electria
Ava
Herdman Electric Co
Marcelling
Redman
Gar Hanna
Weller Lumber Company
Clayton
Clayton Nut
Daughters of Veterans
Gates
Race Lodge NO
Alf
A. M
Silk Grand Mastor J. DB. Newsom
Visi
Alfred Riley
John R. Wood
Korgey
Trestle Glen
Oakland
Wold County Court House
James F. Polednick
Grover
Barah D. Wilson
Misa Adelaide Richmond
Gordon Hall
Misa Muriel Iinsey
Snyder
Mia
O. Kinsey
Misa Mary Ewing
Columbia University
New York City
Jett
Pittsburgh
Joseph Torrence Miller
David Seaberg
David
Irene
Sea Hansen, Florist
Quality Market
Adv
Hinkey-Dinkey Golf
10Th St
St Ou
Neo Greeley
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Ing
7Th Ave
L. Sansa
Gresley Conservatory
Cornfield Hotel
Sausa
Kulgut Campbell Music Co
Greeley High
Richardson
Shealal
Mr. Axd
Ed Tagerberg
Land
Lioy@ Archer
Tusaday
Harry Thompson
Wesley Rafferty
Charles Mashiurn
Bisbee
Thompson
W. E. Thompson
Mashburn
Mr. Rafferty
D. F. Richardson
L. R. Davies
Bartis
J. L. Thompson
St. Greeley, Cold
Hie
Freeman’s
Cgenerer
Oreeley
U. S
Ted
Aix
Poudre Canga Road
Payson
Wille
Ione
Bethe Hospital Guild
Nissionary Society
F. Hunt
Ivan Morgan
Dent
Harl . Eppert
Mra. C. ©. Schultz
G. Elwood
St. Ph
Gilbert Bishop Drug Co
Hibbs Gothing'Co
Neces C. B’s
Gilbert
Rexall
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