Robert Baker Dies in Court House in Greeley
Robert Baker age 67 of 91h Eleventh Street Creeley collapsed and died in the justice office at the Ren H Place court house Tuesday afternoon. An English native who came to America at 19 and to Greeley in 1929, he worked as a real estate dealer near FortTipan for 14 years. Survived by his wife Mrs Hen Baker, three daughters Mrs Beesia Mercer Mrs Mary Olson and Lily Ann Baker, one son Albert Baker, five sisters in England and a brother in Australia. Funeral services Thursday at 2:20 from the Sat tisy Teneval Howls chapel with interment Linn Grove.
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England
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America
Ilfan Canady
Greeley
Laat
Allbert Daket
Gresley
Brevity Derby Horse Shoe Returns to Witwer Window
A horse named Brevity, winner of the Florida Derby, has a shoe weighing seven ounces on display in a window at The Hl dred Ming company on 17th Street. The shoe was sent to H. Witwer by Mr and Mrs F. J. Dorr of Miami. The Witwer yacht plans to display further items and riders in coming events.
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Harvey B. Witewer
Wald County Weasurer
Elliot
Hldred Ming Company
Slr Litenth Street
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Miema- My
Dorrig
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Ageon
Minny Paily
Betty
Widaner
Philatelphia Capitalist
Husband Slays Wife and Kills Himself in Pittsburgh
A man shot his wife in a downtown office, killing her, then turned the gun on himself. Charlee Watt, 31, killed Lillian Watt, 28, before causing his own death. A petrolman said Watt left a note claiming he could not live without her and that they argued the night before.
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Lim
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Lillian
Wate
Watt
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Ino
Held for Investigation In Cranford place address case
Robert MacKay, 24, who gave a large address at 218 Cranford place, was taken to city police after a complaint of a peaping em in the southwest real fence district. Officers Clays and Lott traced tracks from Wirzintun apartments to Elenteent street near Thirteendy avenue, showing numerous Wips Vetwagn at windows in area homes. Police raid found no systemgit. MacKay muttered about Tifa ruin. Places quished included Virginian apartments, 1129 Thitlecnuy SL, W. J. Boges residence, Carl D. Meckintey, 1304 Fourteenth avenue, Earl Chappelow, Harold P. Winn, Oliver Troxel, and Lacy Wilkinson addresses.
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Cranford Place
Uta~ Tink Aid
Heoker
Tusday Wsht
Vern Clays
Id Lott
Truelks Cron
Wirzintun
Bleygl Svenue
Elenteent St
Mackay
Eighteenth
Atreet
Hieventh
Virginian
W. J. Boges
Ehtef
Twaltth Allant
Carl D. Meckintey
Teenth Avenue
Uue
Earl Chappelow
Harold P. Winn
Oliver L
Troxel's
Thirteenth Avenue
Lacy’ Wilkinson
Books Pouring Into Library for Tickets to Matinee
Books pour into the Sterling area library as youngsters trade donated volumes for free tickets to a Thursday 1:00 book matinee. The program features a double bill at the Sterling theatre with Kelly the Second and Broadway Melody, plus College Holiday.
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Greeleybrary
Sterling Theatre
Chilixen
Dorell
Kelly the
Patsy Kelly
Jack Heurg
Robert Taylor
Eleachar Powell
Frances Latggood
Buddy Hbsen
Ed Vaughan
The
Sterling
Moodey Reports on Sewer System Improvements
Moodey outlined to the city council the costs to improve the Greeley sewer system including feeding sewage into the plank, addressing brexent difficulties, and funding through WPA projects totaling about 6,600. The low lines sewer would cost 4,225 for materials and items, with bids to be opened for pumps at the disposal plant. The engineer’s estimate is about 2,500.
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Coat Js
Salvation Army Candy Give Away This Friday
Courtesy of C B Daniels Jr Mutual Grocery the Salvation Army will give candy to all children who visit the Army hall at 627 Seventh Street New Year’s morning at 10 oclock All children urged to call for their New Year treat.
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Jrutual
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Salvation Army
Fund Allotted for Building at Hospital and Road
Weld County commissioners approved resolutions transferring 30000 to the Greeley hospital building fund and 17600 to the Weld county road fund. The hospital measure, amended after the county treasurer requested an opinion from the district attorney, authorizes transfers from the capital hospital building fund to hospital improvements and from the hospital fund to cover authorized projects. The action notes emergency needs and directs the county treasurer to execute the transfers.
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Weld Counity Road
Weld County Connissioners
Treaaurer
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Withers
H. M. Balora
Cminic Rand
Emergenes Uxigte
Great Western To Pay Bonus to Employes
Great Western Sugar company to distribute a five percent wage bonus and back pay to most employees not on the payroll on January 20. Directors Kemp and Wy I Pele rista chair the board and cite federal tax considerations. Officers and certain executives are excluded.
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Wageneraaich
Uros
Western Sugar Company
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Laan Arer
Pele Rista
Korn
Kemp Saul
Accidental collision kills eight year old pianist
In a head on crash December 19 authorities ruled the death of eight year old pianist Joseph M. Tinie an accident and the auto driven by Inrey Bridges a West Coast labor tender was not at fault.
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Long Geach
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Pilot Killed in Denver National Guard Plane Crash
Captain La Gus Chiles of the Colorado National Guard, a Denver engineer and radio expert for Western Air Express, was killed when a small biplane crashed east of Denver amid a driving storm while returning from Troy Ohio to Denver. He sent a telegram to his wife Olive Le Gne from Louis Mo earlier that day and had planned to arrive in Denver that evening weather permitting.
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Weld Relief Staff Upheld by E Kouns
State director of public welfare E Kouns commended Weld county relief efforts after a Tuesday meeting with county commissioners and relief officials over 23 complaints. Officials said most claims were resolved quickly and advised claimants to pursue state channels only after local attempts failed.
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Weld
Fort Lupton Heat Workers
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George M. Houstan
Arls Werd
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Rily
Atate
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Yart Colling
C. W. Jackson
Iitate
Kowna
Chauma
Intermediary Hurries from Mattson Home
A Tacoma Tacoma December 24 news account reports an intermediary hurrying from the Mattson home after a ransom negotiation for Charles Mattson, 10. The man sped away in a vehicle amid claims of a $28,000 demand and police activity around the justice department offices.
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Aboye
W. W. Mattson
Wash
Associated Press
Council Kills Fourth Ward Unanimously
Greeley city council voted unanimously Tuesday night to reject Weld County officials’ suggestion that a fourth voting ward be created. Aldermen, five to four, opposed the proposal, saying six aldermen are enough. The council asked the county to delay creating new precincts until after the next city election to save costs.
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Clncia
Old-Age Pension Act Requires Legislative Action Before It Is Effective
Rogers asserts the Old-Age Pension Act needs legislative action to become effective. The opinion directs the state treasurer and auditor to withhold pension payments until the legislature enacts the required qualifications and funding provisions, outlining that after January 1, 1987, Colorado citizens aged 60 or older who meet stated criteria may qualify, but funding must be specified by the General Assembly.
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Dia
Dectilas
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Central Assembly
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Ford
General Assembly
Homer F. Bedford
Jeno
Putea
Fined for Look of License in Gilcrest Case
An old charge of driving without an operator’s license against Lut Clark Watred of Gilcrest was disposed of by Justice E G English with a fine of 1 dollar and costs totaling 10.40 dollars. A fine of 1 dollar and costs amounting to 540 dollars was entered against Proy Boula on Grovlay route for an alleged offense.
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Lut Cll
Watred
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Fort Collins Woman Hurt at Ft. Vasquez
Fort Collins woman Mie J. Davis sustained minor injuries when a mobile driven by her daughter Miss Aun J. Davis was struck head on by a car driven by Mary W. Vankenpl of St Paul, Minn. Injuries described as minor. substantial property damage and slippery paving from melting snow noted. Courtesy patrol investigated. accident occurred on a slight curve near Fort Vasquez on a Wednesday afternoon.
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Fort Coline
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Marry W. Vankenpl
St. Patl
Minn
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Batrol
Weld County Seed Show Offers Local Seed Buying
Weld county farmers will have a chance to buy homegrown seed at the county seed show next week January 6 and 7. G G Beavers assistant county agent says the event will feature exhibits of ready seed for both dry land and irrigated farming and will list exhibitor names and seed quantities for sale. Purchasers can connect with producers who have seed for sale and view all major crop varieties grown in the county.
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Snow Storm Locks Weld In Heavy Snow clouds
Snow blankets Weld County with about two inches by 4 p m. The storm stretches into northern Colorado and southern Wyoming. Roads clear in town but travel remains cautious. Farmers note cold relief from fever epidemics, while cattle owners report losses. Public concerns include water supplies and county harvests.
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Bayhig
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