Five Ault High Bearcats Named to North Central Honor Team
Five Ault High Bearcats earned first and second team honors in a North Central Conference selection led by standout LaPorte. The all star roster features Dobbs, Kelley, Sunter, Beein, Wither, Kerns, Wilcox, Lowandonk, Torney, Boll, Thmnath, Lavorte, and other top players from Ault and LaPorte as coaches and officials ratified the picks.
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Ault High Bearcats
North Central
Tat Porte
Timatlus
Alb North Central
Senso Town
Neth Central School
Kor. Colling Gxzpress-Courtery
Timmith Wat Ui
Pinca Amat
Ab Tole
Dobbs
Autt
Pitt Teachers Wallop Colo U by 22 15 Tally
Pittsburgh beat Colorado University 22 to 15 in a rough first half with Pitt leading at the break. The Tigers pulled away late as Colorado struggled with defense and fouls.
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Pitt
Wallop Colo. U
Associated Press
Pitaburgh
Pittaburgh Teschers
University of Calorado
Uke Gortlins
Firet Holt
Looms
Windng Uy
Colorado
Knnang
Missourl
Longmont Trojans Rally In Sloppy Prep Victory
Longmont Friday night saw the Trojans defeat a Wildcats strong start with a smoother second half. Coach Je L Johnston shuffled players to match the rival’s pace as junior and sophomore standouts contributed, while a late surge helped secure a 22 to 16 halftime edge and a confident finish.
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Longmont
Je L. Johnston
Few Bids On Govt. Buying of Eggs Here
Government egg purchase plans in Weld County drew scant bids as Ed Blinfler of the county commodity distributor reported limited interest. His firm offered to ship 60 cages at six dollars each or twenty dozen per box, with only that bid received amid market uncertainty. Officials expected bids on 2,000 pounds of water and noted a recent 16,000 pound shipment of salt pork for county distribution. Firest allocation of 9,000 pounds of pork has been distributed and 108 double cases of pint beans are awaited for value use.
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Colorado
Deliveilen
Ed Blinfler
Weld County
Centro Relief Agency
Kae
Cass
Cresby
Worested
Thuy Wald
Shafter
Farmers vs Loveland price dispute on beans and relief
A Boulder observer rails at federal policy for price relief amid farmer complaints about speculation. He cites Willian A. Bratden of Laane warning the government should buy only to stabilize markets, not enrich speculators, while noting beans and other staples remain unsold as prices surge and farmers struggle to pay bills.
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Willian A. Bratden
Dauker
Tackuian
Laane
Firalden
Speculatura
Jess
Brelden
Bratden
Stocks Rally on Strength as Silver Orders Boost Markets
New York reports a buoyant session with gains led by silver related issues. U S Smelting and allied miners surged with optimistic reaction to the London silver conference pact while wheat and other commodities firmed and gold stayed steady. A late rally trimmed losses as bonds recovered and U S government securities remained largely steady. In Fremont County a reporter suffered an accident when a tent pole toppled onto him.
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New York
U. S
Storkaster
Hopkins Says Stock Feeds Are Available
Washington dispatch reports emergency ruling administrator Harry L. Hopkins notified nine states that wheat is available to feed farm animals in drought areas. Hopkins said wheat purchases by the federal surplus relief corporation would be supplied on request and could be shipped in or traded for corn or other local foods.
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Pernas
Washington
Harry L. Stopkins
Feders! Rella
Commonwealths
Peloeass Hopkins
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Tax Levy Vote Sets 14 Mill District Referendum
Ward county officials report the Southeast Briggainly district No. 125 will seek a 14 mill tax levy in a January 8 vote. The legislature and state tax commission rejected higher levies, citing past budgets and monthly statements. The district carries about 63,500 in indebtedness with warrants and may see tax income fall short of the needed funds.
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Ward
C. M Weihlesidg
Kassurar H
IL Seaman
Sunnytulo
Briggainly
Atato Tax Commiantan
Ereasa
Gancison Tha Jevy
J.F. Moreland
Calsa
Adoot
Roosevelt Signs Mass of Recovery Codes in Latest Act
Washington dispatch reports the Recovery Administration arranging major cleanup with 6 codes signed by President Roosevelt, bringing total to 225. The day also carried earlier pact signings as authorities pursue several who went missing amid the holiday rush. A car linked to Sven Johansson, Windsor farmer, is found in disarray and remains under inquiry as relatives travel to Denver to aid identification.
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Freiwashington
Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
Sven Jonnaan
Sven Johnson
Windsor
Mead Thoraday
Denver
Johnann
Uma
Jonason
Pevers
Hays
Wildcats Fall 27-20 at Longmont in rough contest
Longmont defeated the Wildcats 27 to 20 as Trojans used a fast break and strong interior play to pull away after a close first half. Frohe and Johan led Longmont with 8 and 7 points respectively while McElroy and Willama provided steady scoring for Grealey, but defense allowed multiple baskets in the fourth.
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Boulder
Nee
Acaralvs
Laveland
Indiana
Lovaland
Keatar
Foy Shade
Chesney
O ‘Moore
Ug 'Hutchinson
iSheppard
Dunsmigra
Colwell
Longmont
Sean
Crosley Wildcats
Trojang
Vaneil
Greeley
Ula Trojans
Willontn
Rey
Butie Trojanengehs
I Froha
Trojan Pitot
Johan
Longmontors
Bill McElroy
God “Tucker Willama
Moalinek
Grealey Cngora
McElroy
Thomas Decries London Silver Pact 16 to 1 Stance
Denver December 22 former Colorado Senator Charles S. Thomas denounces President Roosevelts ratification of the London silver agreement. He argues against pegging silver at 44.4 cents and insists on free and unlimited coinage at a 16 to 1 ratio or nothing. He criticizes reliance on the London plan and warns of inflation from any compromise.
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Denver
Roosevelt
Charles S. Thomas
U. S
Colorado
Alvor
Omcn
Thomas
Orien
Geld
London
Staib
Koy
Pittram
Nevada
Vermont
Pasadena Open Qualifiers Highlight Local Runway Trials
The Pasadena Open yielded strong showings with Laffoon advancing, Hutchman and Runyags White prominent in draws, and Ky Lastoan from Denver among the qualifiers. The event narrowed the field to the top performers across the course spread.
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MacDonald Salth
Thy
Weares
Leitey
Coleman
Culver City
Forrsy
Honthern Califorosa
Holdar Sry
Willined Hutchman
Sarto Darbary
Paul Runyags White
Plains W
Ky Lastoan
Denver
Bulldogs edge Erie by one in close college game
Erie December 24 College High Bulldogs rallied to beat Erie 12 to 11. Bert Spellman scored the decisive basket with seconds left after a back and forth battle as both teams traded leads in a tense encounter.
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Erie
Bert Spellman
College High Bulldogs
Gama
Bulldog
Miyers
Lins
Entity Gant
Quintz
Spethway
Bucket
College
Miner
Galte
Kellmore
T. Ft. Torenz
A Bpellman
Gthisaler
Torunz
F Willams
G - Johnston
Painter Steers Win at Chicago International Ava Exposition
Rogeen December reports describe steers from Tobhn D. Patutar & Sons coached by Caz Hoffman winning second place in the two year old class at the International Ava exposition in Chicago. Secretary R Kinzer of the American Morass Breadera association notes ten word worth. Steers were purchased by Holl man at the Inst National Westers stock show as yearlings and were considered for fifty hwace but deemed too heavy. The steers originated from the Mereford herd and were recorded as calves due to lack of bull prospects.
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Rogeen
Tobhn
D. Patutar & Sons
Caz Hoffman
da Grovela
Ehown
R. Kinzer
American Morass Breadera Association
Hollman
Kinzer
Chicago
County Treasurer calls in warrants and funds in Weld County
The Weld County Treasurer calls in outstanding warrants and funds, listing warrants for electric, school, and other accounts with payment demands to be made upon holders within a set period. Notices warn interest will cease after the due date and identify publication dates and officials. A second notice dissolves a Colorado corporation, The Burlass Finance Corporation, detailing the dissolution process and meeting to amend the plan of incorporation.
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Seaman
Wold
Calocad
Laing Ouettel Snl
Jounty
St Dave
David 3Aluvel
Margaret If Dat Fons
Burlass Firance” Corporation
Brats of Colorado
Do Horsby
Globalgorert Raid Corporation
Danver
Colorado
Purananl
Ivars
Atnoxnottert Uhesaof
Mil Dabte of
Aid Corporation
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Cole
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Hopkins
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Tom Kenny
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Go Mirkovek
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