Bruce Eaton To Give City Two Deer from Herd at Wood's Lake
Greeley council weighs accepting Rex Eaton's donation of two English fallow deer for Island Grove Park enclosure. Alderman Davis urges cautious planning while discussing fence needs and land exchanges with the railroad company.
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Bruce Eaton
City
Wood’s Lake
Sieglindines
Greelus
Greeley
Miuce Atan
Eston
Eer
Rex Eaton
Jie
Eaton
George Davis
Mey
Davis
Inland Grove Park
eAlmary Gresley
Island Groyn
Clenmere
Greeley Mit
Mirtuout
Oklahoma
England
Europe
Persia
MeUi- Herratian
Aldarinat
Thirteautl Nverte
Island Grave Ark
Meventh Avenue
Counci
Aliterhan C. J. Capron
Tharike
Capron
Curgldker
Howies
Linn Qrove
Mayalee
Sumer
Triple Jhathers
Denvey
Tob Heaver
Frank Dean
Baker
Lunols
Vandenberg Scores Hull in Trade Treaty Spat
Senator Vandenberg accused Secretary Hull of tossing red herrings in the fight over the administration reciprocal trade program. Hull signaled openness to a congressional inquiry but rejected links to the Smoot Hawley tariff act, which he argued caused universal distress across sectors.
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Witsiington
Ite Hy Vandenberg
Milan
Ell
Alministalion
Hull
Congressional Iiquiry
Durat
Td Tabor
Potato Day Held By Weld County Institute
Weld County Farmers Institute plans a Potato Day in Greeley on January 3. The program lists morning talks on vigor in potatoes, a growers tour to Wyoming Idaho and Fontana, potato insects and control, seed potato sources, and general potato problems by state and college experts. An afternoon session covers disease central margins crop yields and the impact of war on American agriculture.
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Weld County
Greeley
Bi Eiffel
W. C. Edmundson
Colorado ‘Auto Experiment Station
Wyoming
Fontana
Idaho
J. Ben’ Nix
Talouy
Lesli B. Daniels
Colorado
Tate College
Frank MeGes
Collene Xlington
H. Moteger
Tate
W. J. Wenderson
Callega
Lloyd E. Brown
WW. Robertson
Alo College
Erloengad
Nasistindt
Finns Sweep Toward Murmansk Rail Line
Finnish ski troops push toward the Murmansk railroad 115 miles north of Lake Ladoga near Lieksa in an effort to disrupt Russian Arctic supply routes. Reports say Russian forces on the Arctic front receive most truck deliveries along the line, with positions near the border under pressure.
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Copenhagen
Finnish Ski Teacpe
Ritesia
Lake Ladoga
Lieksa
Russia
Murmansk
Om Fe
Bus Ditch Near Windsor Injures Several Passengers
A bus traveling from Greeley to Fort Collins via Windsor left the highway three miles west and a mile north of Greeley. All aboard escaped injury though the bus and another vehicle suffered minor damage. Nine Fort Collins students and Vivian Dennington were passengers. Mrs Pearl Taus of Windsor was hospitalized with injuries.
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Colorado Motor Way Tun
Greeley
Fort Colina
Windsor
Wald
Noth
Greetey
Seldek
Detter
Louis Haren
Fort Callins
Basil Robertson
Fourteenth Avenue
Farmers Spur
Greyley
Vivian Dennington
Fort Calling
Dus
Pearl Ataus
Windsor Hospital
Seine
Veterans CCC Contingent Open Enrollment in January
Enrollment for the Veterans CCC contingent replacement quota will occur during January 1940. Applications are to be directed to the Veterans' organization in Denver, Union.
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Veterans
CCC
Denver
Unio
875 Children Get Toys Due To Firemen
The Crosley Fire Department and the Exchange Club organized a Christmas gift drive distributing toys to 875 children from 247 families. Donations ranged from £100 to 1,290 logs, with thanks extended to Groceley Woman's Club Mrs Frances Carter Platteville Cloverleaf Club Greeley Telephone Operators Callip Fire Girls Central School Tackett Walters Bakery Chief Miestec Ster line Theatre and others.
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Otal
Crosley
Tra
Geeeley Exchange Club
Fire Department and Exchange Club
Grocley Woman's Ciub
Frances Carter
Platteville
Cloverteat Club
Greeley
Ye Greeley
Callip Fire Girls
Central School
Tackett and Walters Bakery
England Sows Mine Fields Off British Coasts
The Admiralty announced a coastal minefield extending from the Orkney Islands to Dover Strait. Mines will be laid offshore to guard shipping lanes outside territorial waters. A naval attache says the belt may shield warships in port from submarine attacks.
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Associated Peers
London
Great Deslainy
Orkany
Dover
Admiralty
de Gernig
Notte
Novil
Dritish Poand
Kansas City Mayor Resigns Amid Political Power Shift
Kansas City Missouri mayor resigns after a pivotal city election returns favor Tom Pendergast’s Democratic machine. Smith steps down as the reform bloc loses influence and the Pendergast faction consolidates control of city government.
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Kansas City
MH. Smith
City
Tom Pendergast
Weather Colorado: Fair Night With Rising Thursday Temperatures
Forecast calls for fair conditions across Colorado Wednesday night into Thursday with gradually warming temperatures. South portions, including Weitherby and East regions, may see warmer highs. Strongest readings around 88 degrees at peak, with cooler overnight lows near 28.
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Colorado
Weitherby
Alent
Marth
Thuysday
Great, Western, Sugar
Finns Strike Rail Target as War Enters Arctic Front
Finnish forces press toward the Arctic rail yard aiming to disrupt Russia's supply line. Shelling hit the 23,605 ton battleship Marat at Kelviste and air attacks along Viipuri. Turku suffered bombing with fires started, but damage limited.
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Urmansk
Arctic Ocean
Innish
Russia
Teres Oy
Marat
Kelviste
Came Ume
Viipuri
Finland
Turku
Associated Press
No Paring Down Colorado WPA Rolls During the First Quarter
Shriver tells conference in Colorado that WPA job cuts are unlikely in January through March with no immediate reductions expected afterward. He cites about 50 more jobs needed in West, Larimer and Boulder counties and plans to set up projects using local facilities to help around 100 workers. The session covered adult education and recreation, guidance programs and supervisor roles, with officials detailing administration and planning for community cooperation.
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Colorado
Shriver
WPA
Puel DB
WEA
WRA
Conuntles
Larimer
Weld
Morgan
Doubler
Lusan
Washington
Sedgwick
Phil Ups
Yuma
Kit Carson
Lincoln
Cheyenne
Deak McCoy
Gresley
West
Larker
Boulder
Greelay Area
Dy W. D. Armentrout
Colorado State
College of Education
Armentrout
Cael
Howart
Heresford
W. T. Walt
Robert Shaw
Newyor
Roy M. Carson
Jed Thuradity Mornlpg
State Safety Council
Filmum
C. , Iaenhberger
S.J. Neeles
OSCR
Archuol
Mdist
Virall L Rogers
Ward Eo Mil Or
Hubert KR. Knowles
Keay L. Sayehorn
Gearee EF
Beet Refiners Say President Action Timed To Sugar Release
officials of Amalgamated Sugar and Frank County Sugar predict Roosevelt’s proclamation restoring marketing quotas will lower domestic sugar prices. They note the Cuba trade pact allows tariff reductions and expect Cuban raw sugar to be released with a 40 cent duty, easing prices on the eastern seaboard.
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Tagsneluzesd
Yecaay
Fake City
Dee
Twinh
Tdoho Énger Company
Roosevelt
H. A. Benning
Ogden
Vicenreal
Dent
United States
Cuba
Greeley 20 30 Club Dinner Plans With Guests
Greeley 20 30 Club members will meet at Angell's Tea Room this Wednesday for a turkey dinner, each member to be joined by a serving boy from the community. About 26 guests expected.
Bitter Cold Sweeps Colorado and Nearby States
Temperatures plunged across Colorado and neighboring regions Tuesday into Wednesday night with lows dipping to 13 below zero at Weld and similar frosts in Blue Ridge and Chambers Lake. Montana and North Central areas reported frigid conditions and dense fog, while Denver and Greeley saw windshields frosted and buses delayed as roads iced.
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Weldentuly
Blue Rugh
Exnera
Chambers Lake
Mehtanaw
Cunerny Pays
Platte
Poustre
Vlatte
Greeley
Cave Tall
Veeset
Denver
Colorado
Gwomntndt
Easton Plaing
Decombar
Fmavra
Montana
Steeley
Fort Morgan
Navilere Colorado
Stoning
Akron
Injured Mail Carrier Reported Recovering
Mrs. Pearl Mauger of Creeley to Fort Collins, injured in an automobile crash near hin nth last Friday morning, was reported out of danger at Whalsor hospital by nightfall. She sustained several fractures in the collision that destroyed her automobile, with charges listed for damages and related costs.
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Pearl Mauger
Creeley
Fort Collins
Hinnnth
Whalsor Hospital
Uoy
Armstrong Plans Levy Revisions For Higher Valuations
Woolf Memorial Pond skating praised as Glenmere closes for improvements. Greeley skaters enjoy Wood Memorial hockey court west of the library as officials prepare to flood Glenmere, aiming for freezing by Thursday. Proceeds reflect potential levy changes to boost property valuations.
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Greeley
Wood Memorial
Glenmere
One Driver Said To Crash Four Automobiles
police ticket issued after a driver named Farathyaak allegedly struck four parked cars along a city street between Eleventh and Twelfth streets around 7 23 pm. Damages totaled about 50 dollars to one vehicle and 85 dollars to another, with other cars sustaining 13 15 and 50 dollars in damage. authorities noted the driver appeared intent to strike multiple vehicles during the incident.
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Parmbrook
Pleventh
Greeley
Swelfth
Turmbrasti
Pesan Peterson
Tivelith Avenue
Dodghis i
Peterson
Theodore Net
Farurveelk
Joe Goddard
Ayano
Boddan
Pollen
Farathyaak
Bombed by Red Planes Hit Coastal Port and Dwellings
An official report describes a raid on a seaport near Halsing, with twelve bombers dropping few bombs but causing destruction and casualties. A single enemy plane and multiple sightings occurred as raiders approached from the west, prompting defensive actions and warnings.
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tAssant Meleluki
eTatrretier Furs
Thiportarit Maeliicnr
Niles Northwastel
Halsinkg
Geo Hawes
Hamson Ureek
Urleat (Aly
Messinki
Vilpori
Uusimecenlinnn
Air Elites
Three Score German Wreck Injured Die
Three score of the injured died in a wreck involving two trains at a station. Reports say seventy persons were injured. the next day the tally rose to 132 dead and 108 injured as authorities completed the casualty count and began investigations.
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Usenger
Gonthin
Wade Ny
Atea
Council Loans Six Chairs to Census Office
Greakey city council votes Tuesday to loan six chairs to the Census Office. Chairs will come from the police court. Police Chief Minter says they can be spared. Aldermen criticize wasteful spending while Lincoln’s office set to borrow but delay loan until chairs are returned.
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Council
Census Office
Greakey
Cie Fay
Rom
Greatey Willig
Minter
Lincolns
Huntey
al Gorman
Settlement Likely After Long Wrangle in Denver
Denver officials and state leaders clashed over valuations and tax levies as the state board of equalization pushed for a 20 percent increase in railroad valuations. Governor Carr and Attorney General Rogers sparred over who should set valuations and tax rates, while county commissioners faced orders to adjust levies to align with higher valuations. The dispute, tied to possible prolonged litigation, centers on whether railroads should pay the higher assessed values and how counties implement the new tax loads.
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Prosar
Deaver
Contavers
Colorado
Autais
Kate L. Carr
Byron G. Rogers
Charles L. Armatrong
Derissois
State Board of Equalization
Armscraig
State Tax Commission
Armstrong
Phythe Amon
Addt- Howe
Conzin
Aphiton
Repid
Carre
Yrousvar
Vila Hong
Carr
Elateman
Equalization Board
Diagers
Alterney General
Rennet
Antalafon
Rovers
Army Plans Flying Squads to Reach 227000 Recruits
Washington dispatch reports the army will use flying squads to recruit 227000 citizens. The campaign aims to extend modern business style methods to nationwide recruitment. Young volunteers may receive free rides to major hubs for their first duty, as officials push aggressive outreach.
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Preas Z Washinton
Bellimg Recrus Hig
Pergoanta
Alr
Toosevelt
Ennt- Widen
Amis
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Rexton
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