Farmers Say Uncle Sam Is Gyping Them
Farmers complain that the federal relief plan underprices livestock purchases. The report cites criticism of proposed prices for cows over 900 pounds and the impact on depressed markets. A telegram to Harry L. Wop Mis notes discontent with the relief program and its handling.
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Uncle Sam
Chebuciated
Treva Ponvar
Mollin
Amartcan National Livestock Association
Laday
Federal Relief Association
Iaily
Jiu
Harry L. Wop
Movin
Weld county 1934 license plate holders list
A public notice lists Weld County residents licensed for 1934 license plates. Names include William A Clark, Mary B Cline, Jack Kingamury, Marion F Foster, Gordon McMillen, George Van Stolle, W Hake, H Pakner, Natlizer, Kendel, Miller, Wf Smith, Janina Fark, C B Hyde, Florence Love, Jacobson, Boyle, Norman Anderson, Carvey, Flack, Heck, Baker and others, all shown as plate holders in Greeley and nearby towns.
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Weld
Hay Ata
Wilibor
Clark
William A. Carlson
Opllryle
Mary B. Cline
Greeley
Jack Kingamury
Greetey
Marion F. Foster
Gordon McMillen
LaSalle
George van Stolle
W. C. Hake
FP. S. Pakner
H. 7
Natfilzer
A. Z
Kendel
R. An B. Miller
M. E. Wf. Smith
Janina A. Fark
Hardin
Dr. C. B. Hyde
FL EB. Darling
Florence Love
Bowie Witwer
Jacobson
Civil Works and Farm Problems To Be Discussed
Discussion on the relation of civil works to farming problems to be held at the Barmera Institute next week in January. Ered Steele of Sieeley criticizes current wages, noting farmers struggle to attract labor as unemployed seek higher paying city jobs and farmers offer wages they cannot afford.
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Barmera Institute
Ered Steele
Sieeley
Steel
Support for Split of Gasoline Tax Proposed by Anderson
A. Anderson of Denar urged lawmakers in Indey Friday to split the four cent state gasoline tax with Weld County. He cited inequitable distribution over 76 years and argued that Weld would gain about 250000 for road building if the tax revenue were shared, reducing highway department funds disparity.
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Gs. A. Anderson
Denar
Indey
Anderson
Y Weld
Wald
Highway Department
Weld
Bida
Greasewood well site advances after Shafer visit
Shafer Petroleum and Continental Oil reach working agreement with Frank Kirchest of Denver to drill a new Greasewood well. A rotary rig will move to the site one mile north of the Dirgs well and tubing and tools are to be readied after drilling to the target depth.
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Gellar
Fern Sugurday
Wran
Bete
Dirgss
Niles
Shafer Brothers
Mie Mudy Sqm
Gar Fer
Selges
Fred Steele Exhibits Splendid Celery Hearts
Granley grower Fred Steele of Granley displays celery hearts of extra fine quality. A bunch measured about feet long, nearly twice ordinary size, grown under favorable weather this year. Steele notes early winter conditions aided growth on about two and a half acres.
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Fred Steeie
Granley
Breaia
Yasr
Northwest flood devastates towns across Idaho and Washington
Eleven lives were lost as powerful storms and floods battered western Montana, northern Idaho, and eastern Washington. Residents evacuated amid rising waters, with Wallace Idaho and Kellogg facing several feet of flood. A wide area faced outages and property damage as crews fought downed lines and rising rivers. One casualty involved a Portland CW A worker struck by a live wire. eight others died in Washington and surrounding regions during the storm.
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Atrmash Spokiine
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Lin Pathe
Wallace
Ida
Cabido
Kellogg
BLM
Martoy
North
St. Jonviver
Spe Ue
Lictr Dames
Bud
Rma
Gregor
Wrenington
Tiaho
Yakima
Grnugar
Homer
Mra
Jon Wolciechowski
Warren price gyroncops and backer doubts
In this fragment from NEMS at Washington, December 22, Professor Warren struggles to lift commodity prices for two months. The article hints that Warren’s backer, President Foogevelt, grows impatient and doubts the plan’s success, with continued discussion on page 3.
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Washington
Warren
Foogevelt
Loty
Warren Upiitt
Kiwanis Club Theatre Party Delightful Morning Show
Kiwanis members filled the Sterling theatre Saturday for a children’s party. The program opened with a Detey Boop picture and included Cay Jones on guitar, 10 year old Carl Grealey, 12 year old Jackie Fant on xylophone and taps, Benny Sullivan performing dance and song, plus a western short Fighting with Kit Cargon and The Dig Breadorat. Christman and Kenneth Griffith accompanied on organ. afterward kids received candy and nuts and posed for photos with Gardner the photographer.
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Tae Sterling Theatre
Astepo Alow
Cay] Jones
Carl
Grealey
Jackie Fatnton
Longpront
Benny Sullivan
Yonce Atalot Greatey
Kit Cargon
Areo Baogaomo Christman sonKk
Ketnnoth Griffith
Gardner
Austin Admits His Part in Cafe Holdup
Denver reports Chief Albert T. Clark and Captain WilMom J. Armstrong state Austin gave a verbal confession outlining the December cafe holdup. He identified accomplices Lawrence A. Doray Ian Fones Jolasion alias George Sim Andateon and Phillip Pete Hanning as planners. A scheme involving Troi Tanton and Rath aimed to transport loot across Colorado and Nebraska to Omaha before arrests.
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Denver
Albert T. Clark
Austin
Syringfield
Clark
Detectioa
J. Armstrong
Slg
Lawrence A. Doray
Ian Fones Jolasion
George “Sim” Andateon
Phillip
Pete” Hanning
Manton
Hanning
Johnson
Stanton
Rath
Omaha
Austan
Hing
Dozey
Springfield
Inigo
Armatrong
Aust
Delatlenf
Colorado
Nebraska
Apld
Owain
Christmas Day Greeley Tribune Not Published
Fragments report Christmas Day publication absence for the Greeley Tribune and note obituaries. The text mentions Frances Ellis Dio and Frances Death from pneumonia with a mortuary plan for funeral arrangements, listing survivors including Leroy Ris of Nunn and Mrs Leonard Warley.
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Natther
Greeley Tribune
Frances Ellis
Amm
Christmas in Many Lands in a Old News Portrait
An OCR fragment describes Christmas scenes from Bethlehem to the White House era. It mentions Pius X urging persistent prayer, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt handing gifts to 1500 children in Washington, Santa Claus in Redclad Northland, and plans for Christmas readings, with Coolidges celebrating in Plainsville and Pickford preparing turkey for a NY gathering amid memory of a late figure.
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Bethlshem
Christ
Pius X
College of Cardinals
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sintle
Puzzle
Naton
Persnickle
Atria
Santa Clara
Colorado
Ubah Allvar Milters
Wil
Lickins
Hoosavalt
White Howes
Plainsville
Caan
Tila
John
Flor Snes
Trumbull Coolidge
Alvin. Coolidge
Mary Pickford
Tuckey
Drassing
New York
Pickfall'n Vila Cinners
Roosevelt hints at broader currency stabilization plans
Washington reports show President Roosevelt signaling potential extension of stabilization measures beyond gold backed currencies. He expressed hope that exchanges and media might adopt new fundamental currency bases. Interpretation suggests a push toward further monetary reform, though no specific timetable was given.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Aitbo
Rev Rasche Chooses Longmont Congregational Church
Rev Rasche, formerly considered Park church’s successor to Rev G A Hanser, has accepted a call to lead the Longmont Congregational church Englewood ministerial changes noted. Gasoline prices drop 46 cents per gallon effective Jan 1 as Standard Oil Indiana cites removal of 25 cents plus a 1/4 cent federal tax.
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Robert Reeche
Englewond
Park Church
Aq 8
G. AM. Hanser
Longmont Congregational Church
Chicago
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Prica
Local C. W. A. Men Are Paid by Christmas
Workers in Greeley and nearby areas were told they would receive last week’s pay by Saturday night as the Weld County Civil Works office pressed to distribute funds. Total disbursements for the week ranged from 25 000 to 30 000 dollars for Ward County, with checks to be written by Saturday night. Some workers from outlying projects traveled to Greeley to collect funds. Separate court notices recorded fines in Fort Morgan and surrounding areas, including a transient fined 16.50 for Brunk and others for intoxication and related offenses.
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Weld County Civil Works
Greeley
Grealey
Ward County
L. A. Eldred
J. W. Prichard
Brunk
Vom Poteet of
Fort Morgan
Pelore
Bozeman Urges Rocky Mountain Conference Action
Bozeman Montana chamber writes Montana State College concern over its exclusion from the Rocky Mountain Conference. The letter argues future athletic relationships hinge on inclusion, warns of isolated status and loss of intercollegiate ties, and stresses maintaining higher education athletic standards.
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Deelirins
Montatin State College
Spillip
Rocky Alountaht
Greejey Chamber of Commerce
Wight
Monigan
Bozeman
Mont
Chamber of Contingsce
B. H. Folbrecht
Luca
Montana
W. F B. Richaedyon
Anya
Sheek
Citi
Montana State College
Life Conference
Mgh
Fa Most Aorioud
Afl
Carmen
Moriana
Incanaithla
Arganizet
Athlesia
Montana State
Christmas and New Year Cheer Greeting From The Tribune
The Tribune offers a festive acrostic message to readers and patrons wishing a Mercy Christmas and a Happy New Year for 1933 1934. The greeting emphasizes cheer and cordial regard in a concise, period-appropriate note.
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the Tribune
Graclaga
Weaver Asked To Speak at Weld Institute
Weaver, invited by Weld County Farmers Institute, is asked to address the U S beet industry leadership on the sugar beet ration program. Executives from Western Sugar Company and the National Beet Growers Association urged Weaver to speak at the Greenley event, promising a large crowd.
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Supac
A. J
Weaver
Tha U
Departmet of
Tha Weld County Farmers Institute
Gree
Lie Weatern
Ghaying Q. Plum
Hig Instituta
Weld County Pareters Tastitute
CGM
Kearney, Markn
Nebr
Presle
Brumley Reports Robbery Claim Near Howell Case
Claude Brumley reported to police that he was held up by two men who robbed him near Fifteenth Avenue and Second Street, a claim potentially linked to a Howell robbery. He described a nickel-plated revolver and two suspects, one tall at about six two and 260 pounds, the other about five foot nine and 179 pounds. The incident reportedly occurred around midnight on December 19.
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Claude Frumley
Bromey
ILFE
Howell
Nnuil
Brumtey
Brumley
UW Hive
Gounda
Thief Steals Candy and Punch From Back Porch
A thief stole candy and a punch container from the back porch of W. Moreh at 1122 Isth atrrat Friday evening. The thief later returned the containers. A plate of candy and a fireless cooker containing three gallons of punch were taken and the cooker later returned.
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W. Moreh
Moreh
Pola
Kingdom of Japan Welcomes New Prince Amid Imperial Birth
A baby boy was born to Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako, the future 125th Mikado, signaling the long awaited heir to Japan’s ancient dynasty. The coronation and succession expectations are noted as the empire marks this historic arrival.
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Tokyn
Bacoma
Hire Hits
Nagako
Local buyers pay to farmers seasonal market prices
Local buyers pay to farmers list winter wheat and spring wheat prices in Oregon and Michigan beans and potatoes with varied per bushel and per hundredweight figures. The notes show price ranges and commodity terms including onions and yellow feta in readable form.
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Michigan
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Defies Labor Board
Ernest Te Walr
Pittsburgh
Weirton
National Labor Board
Associated Press
Fred Steele
Willfa
Beverly Tufts
Abington
Washington, Idaho
Oroger
NEMS
Party of Kiwanis Club
Cafe
Southern Veterans For Roosevelt
United Confederate Veterans
Jefferson Davie
Dhaif
Alea A. Pitrod
Tennessee
Rasche
Longmont
C. W.A
Mountain Area Games
Bhipper
Eouth Shave
Tiountale Pagece
Weld Institute
Department of Agriculture
Jin
Kingdom of Japan
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