School Board Members Are Lunch Guests
Preparations by the Chamber committee hosted visiting educators at Ply Minas hall on Saturday as part of the Mid-Year conference hosted by Peachers College. Dr. Marvin Pittman led the final general session with a Mexico education talk, after a day of lectures, workshops, and performances by the Leach ig college and a theater program.
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Ith
Wily A. School Board
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Regula
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Tor Sessiins
Confagalee
Prilny
Hinational
Tina
Jay's
Big Hand
Arty Patseh
Greeley High
Genres
W. Fraser
Helen C
Davis
W. L. Walt
Dr. T. Ruge
Biluen On
Robert
Morrison
Acheol Board
Fx Eien. Rae
Pittman
Marvin
Seasion Whters
Old México
Timzin
Misa Margaret Blackourn
Géorgs Kelsey
Blenerd
Utnan
Aatbrey
Alies Meredith
Rawlina Hall
Cotecauay EE Reman
Wilder
Sugan Qlaapoll
Ohm
Boysre
Hthel Wilkinson Anu
Pauke Taylor
Playbus
Farmers Meetings To Replace Beet Trains This Year
Reports outline Western Sugar Company plans to shift farm meetings away from beet rail logistics. Meetings will feature talks on commercial, animal, and farm topics with illustrated displays. Dates span February through early spring at LaSalle Eaton Gilligh and other theaters and halls across the region.
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I Connection
Avith Hsavin Pacitle
Burlingtod Inhiids
An Western Sugar Company
Higns
Ter- Héy
Sroen
Ee 9
Aldas
Pierath High Schagl
Ps My
LaSalle
Kaiin
Eaton Theater
Kersey
Redman Hall
Greeley
Rex Theater
Gillgh School
U. S
Burlington
12 Year Old Tries to Save Home Arrests Mother
Chicago February 1 Twelve year old Telit Gonder caused his mother to be arrested by believing it the only way to keep the Gelder home standing. Police were summoned after a speak easy raid and the boy’s attempt led to arrests of Mrs Gender and a woman companion. Judge Lupe fined the mother ten dollars with work at the correction home.
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Feu
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Mothir
Beuauns
Tink
Hte Ritutiler
Gender
Lefora Fudge
John L. Lupa
Boif Hall
Lupe
Keegan Chosen President of Greelay Exchange Club
Clyda Keegan, student pastor at Colaris Teachers College, elected president of the Greelay Exchange Club at Friday luncheon. Percy Walter Buin named vice president, B. G. Boguah secretary, J. B. Juner treasurer. New officers to serve six months. The club met at William Menagh Park Theater for a showing of Advanced talkie pictures titled Te College Coquette.
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Colaris
William Menagh
Park Theater
Mat
Yaa “Te College
Coquette
Denver & Rio Grande Seeks Control of Moffat Road
Denver and Rio Grande announces a request to obtain controlling interest in the Moffat road portion of the Denver and Salt Lake line. J. E. Pyeatt, president of the D and R G, said the statement was filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Denver Colorado on February 1.
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Moffat Road
Denver
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Mrs Alice Casner Struck by Car at Intersection
Mrs Alice Casner of 224 Ninth Street was hit by a car driven by Ernest Knapp of Platteville near the intersection of Eighth Avenue and Eighth Street around 2 30 Friday afternoon. A medical exam found no broken bones. Casner's husband, deceased, was formerly manager of the Olough store.
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Ninth
Eighth Avenue
Eighth
Organized Publicity for Farmers May Be Tried in This Area
A public discussion in Colorado on forming an organized publicity bureau for farmers. President Charlee O Plumbhal notes publicity can mislead about farmer profits versus company gains, urging practical, profit focused information sharing. J D Pancake explains the Mountain States Beet Growers Association views marketing as its core function while other areas broaden focus. Ralph Clark and W H Momfort stress highlighting crop profitability through newsworthy reports.
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Charlee O. Plumbhal
Gresley Royal
Mountain States
Great Western Sugar Company
Plumb
Ralph Clark
W. H. Momfort
Angar
Av Cuntail
Fire Sweeps Canon City Prison Tailor Shop
A prison fire at the Colorado State Penitentiary in Canon City damaged the tailor shop above the supply room while inmates threatened to burn the facility. Guards patrolled nearby streets as authorities investigated indications of planned arson and inmate hostility toward staff.
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Reardoi
Lars
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Taylo
Waxurl
Snoldier
Orden Crawford
Ganon
Figrenge
Crawford
Willtare Grean
Thyo
Ehop
Wanlon Crawford
Adame
Denver
Community Pride Factor in Tribune Want Ad Contest
Weld county readers are urged to support the Tribune Want Ad contest. Entries from boys and girls are listed, with a grand prize to be awarded to one boy and one girl based on community backing. Ads cost seven cents a line and must be mailed or delivered by Saturday 12 p.m. to count.
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Weld County
Annulment Action of Alec Schwab Appealed
Alec Schwab and his father Peter Schwab of Serans pursued an annulment against Mredna Schwab formerly Anna Hobl. The suit was dismissed in county court and appeals to district court. They wed in Saginaw Michigan in 1928 and allege duress and imprisonment. allegations include ages 18 and 17 at marriage. Paul Hill of Dulghton represents the plaintiff.
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Peter Schwab
Serans
Mredna Schwab
Cburf
Saginaw
Mich
Mra. Schwab
Anna Hobl
Paul Hill
Dulghton
Plafutite
Prince of Wales Cancels Diamond Mines Tour
Prince of Wales cancels trip to distant diamond mines after contracting a wild illness during a virial visit to the battle Welds in the section. The move comes amid reports of a dire health plight and travel disruption in the Union of South Africa.
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Beet Growers in Greeley favor bonus cut proposal
In Greeley local, members of the Mannlain States Beet Growers association debated labor bonus terms. A proposal set 14 tons per acre as the minimum yield for a 25 cent per ton bonus for every ton per acre above that level, with completion payment at contract end. About 75 attended. flat-rate pay was opposed as unfair to lower yields.
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Mannlain
Beet Growers Association
Negéloh
Bhia World
Mattatsin States
Boat Growere Marketing Association
Wald
Woman Killed in Accident Near Collins
Mrs. George Funk, 40, was killed when her car struck Colorado and Southern train No. 32 at a crossing four miles south of Fort Collins. She was en route to Fossil Creek school to pick up two younger children. Coroner Balmer and Officer Savarill investigated. funeral planned Monday. Survived by husband and four children Elmer Lorine Dwaine and a younger child.
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Colo
Jan
George Funk
Colorado and Southern
McGinland
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Funk
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EH. Ws. Balmer
Layamin County
Fort Callins
Elmer
Lorine
Dwaine
Tosalt Creek
Division of Beet Money Shown by J D Pancake
J D Pancake reports on 1927 beet boot transactions in Weld County. From 19.2 million dollars paid, growers got 8.26 million, with J B Pancake of Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association presenting at a Greeley meeting. About three million dollars covered rail freight and 8 million went to the Great Western Sugar company. Pancake called 1927 unrepresentative for the beet growing industry.
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J. B. Pancake
Mountain States Beet Growers, Marketing Association
Greeley
Helit
Priday
Great Westary Jager Company
Pancake
Sterling theater organist to depart. transfer noted
Hahnewald, the Sterling theater organist, is being transferred to another theater within the PuVns system. His farewell program includes Norom Talmadge in New York Nights at the Sterling awaiting audiences as Dot Jarman arrives from the West to take over radio duties and Billy Doc Jerman prepares to move to Greeley.
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Sterling Theater
Fa Bolig
PuVns
Mi Annoud Dement
Sterling Uheater
Tlow
New York
Sturring Norom Talmadgeich
Uletering
Carlosta
Greeley
Viet
Lim
Sterling
Bilas Doc Jermon
Orgenist
Gresley
Radia Roedeaat
Attitude Toward Work Is Changing, Professor States
Dr J T Zimmerman president of the University of New Mexico told rural education conference attendees that attitudes toward work must shift toward higher professional standards and greater citizenship. He urged orientation courses in college to broaden teachers’ view beyond specialized methods and noted the need for new world responsibility amid international challenges.
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University of New Mexico
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Zimmerman
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Knowlee
Ault Glris
Zhemeéruan
Sesafona
Ault High Aqhoal Girls Gree Club
Tires
Pitta Snake
Matherine L. Craig
Atate
Applis
Tio Eduucationad
Early Fire Spares Sterling Hotel as Blaze Rages in Storeroom
Fire at Wiseman's store room under the Sterling hotel lobby forced guests to flee via stairs and fire escapes. Fire crews used multiple hose streams to curb flames from spreading to a nearby drug store, with smoke and water damage noted in both establishments. Damages estimated at a few hundred dollars.
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Wiseman’s
Bravkie
Ninth Avenue
At & A
Greeley
Sterling Block
Carlow Chimern
Considerani
Chimern
Ames
Cecunrad Jn
H. L. Wikemar Deng Company
Carl Anderson
Hiramen
Wisonian
Hotal
W. Wood
la Wise
Net Banc Company
Brei
Wlneman
Taft
Scott
Intermountain Hotels Company
Boulder
Tira
Sterling, Wich
Sterling Realty
Pany
Patritin of
Sterling Realty Company
Water Supply Crisis Remains Serious in Greeley
Greeley faces a severe water shortage as officials warn the supply remains insufficient. City crews issued 4000 hand bills instructing households on proper usage and set rules to limit wastage, with penalties and shutoffs possible. Fire plugs stayed in service to prevent mains from freezing, while residents were urged to conserve amid temperatures and ongoing assessments of storage at the Silver Lake reservoir.
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Amin Greeley
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Ayso
Mick
Watt
Beunail Sunt
Hote Gay and Bieotric Company
Waa
Water Department
Fourth Street
Bishth
Niulk Avenues
Seventh Avenue
Twelfth Street
Seaman
Thirteenth Street
Third Avenue
Walter
Douwller
Ts City
Ilver Lake
Denver Main Bursts Turning Sixteenth Street Into River
Denver February 1 a water main on Sixteenth Street burst releasing 20 million gallons daily. Water reached two feet, flooding sidewalks as pedestrians cars and streetcars were blocked for over an hour until shut off by the water department. A section of pavement collapsed and a motorjet forced a car into the pit. no basement damage reported.
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Denver
Sixteenth Street
Water Department
Jury Trials To Open Here Next Wednesday
Jury trials slated to start in district court next Wednesday after Monday’s schedule was vacated. The cases of Ben Fragle charged with a violation of the liquor laws and Alleton P. Fisher for a statutory offense were postponed. The jury will be summoned to appear Wednesday with the Greenwalt vs Gault case likely first. Fragle’s failure was postponed due to a family illness.
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Tho Ugher
Alleton P. Fisher
Greenwalt
Gault
Fragle
Local Man Transferred in Government Posts
Washington February 1. Franklin Yeager Jr of Mresley Cole today was transferred from Air Force a consil to vice consul at Patras. The appointment was made by the state department.
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Franklin Yeager, Jr
Mresley, Cole
Toiay
Fie Consil
Busat Ventura
Colombia
Consil Af Patras
State Department
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