Grand Sachem of Tammany Dies Friday
John R Voorhis, grand sachem of Tammany Hall, died Friday at his New York home aged and frail. He served as president of the ally honed of elections until retiring October 20, drawing a salary of 8000 dollars yearly. He had requested retirement October 8 after a law allowed fall retirement, and celebrated his last birthday July 27 with a quiet observance noted by his physician.
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New York
John R. ‘Voorhis
Voor- Tia
Eallmate
Voortis
Wood Claims New Speed Boat Mark
Miami Beach Feb 6 Gar Wood claimed a new world speedboat record with a two way average speed of 111 712 miles an hour on the Indian Creek course with the America DX. He was clocked at 112 494 mph on a southward run and 110 989 mph on a northward run. The average speed was compared with the 110 298 mph record held by Kay Don of England.
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Amaosintell Poon
Miami Beach
Fis
Gar Wood
Indian Creek
Misa America
Ional Yachtaman
Enyo Hin
Kaye Don
England
Ward
Don
Lake Gards
Italy
Lust Fuly
Second Children's Theater Play Set For Feb 27
The second children's theater production of the year titled The Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett will be performed Saturday February 27 at 2 30 pm. The cast includes Lottie Marjorie Joy Baker Sara Crowe Mary Buta Seth Manley Laylaia Irene Gordon Ermengarde Michel Brows Lilly Faith Keefer and many Carmichael family members among others. Ticket receipts from February 1 2 show 9 55 earned from two plays The Mystery Man and The Whole Truth directed by Mas Anderson.
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Francesa Hodgken Burnet
Theopat
Dinner High School
Dramatic Art
Claus
Lottie
Marjorie
Joy Baker
Sara Crowe
Mary Buta
Seth Manley
Laylaia
Irene Gordon
Ermengarde
Michel Brows
Lilly
Faith Keefer
Miss Menchin
Louis Hill
Becky
Bertha Kaufman
Jesaie
Netaile Lord
Mins Arnetts
Vic
Jet Carlson
Nora Carmichael
Mardoris Bieber
Masia Carmichael
Dorothy Jean Funk
Donald Carmichael
Eunice Btroh
Jenet Carmichael
Yvonne Bishon
Mra. Carmichael
Detty Starkey
Mr. Carmichael
Ralph King
Mr. Carrixford
Richard Walker
Mgr. Bar Tow
Jusus Schneider
Adit Dramatic Club
Mas Anderson
Hudson families move to Lawn area farm east of town
The H T Elder family moved onto the farm east of Lawn, vacated by Krause brothers, while Dr and Mrs A W Peppers hosted dinner for guests including Misa Cawood of Denver and several Hudson residents. Harold Edwards and stallion Lewis are both ill with diphtheria at the Edwards home. A bus route disruption feared due to wind drifting, with 11:20 closing time noted.
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Hudson Hudson
H. T. Elder
Lawn
Aflon Hicks
Krause Brothers
A. W. Peppers
Misa Cawood
Denver
Elsie Burton
Bernadine Womack
Verne Oliver
J. W. McBowel
Hudson
Harold Edwards
Lewis
Mra
Jy W. Edwards
Cast Named for College High Midsummer Night's Dream
The College High School announces the cast for A Midsummer Night's Dream to be staged at the Little Theater on April 4. Margaret Waugh directs with Elizabeth Fatherson over supervision, Sarah McNoberts on choreography, and Bianca Rumbley Colina arranging music. Cast includes Theseus Albert Holm Byers Demetrius Morris Young Quince Ben Kratt Bottom Ralph King Flute Ray Stanley Snout ter Gostrol Snug George Puiphreys Hippolyta Helen Preanty Oberon Ruth King Puck Ops Kereh ner First Fairy Lorene Kidd and others.
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Btudenta
Goldsmith
Shakespeare
College High School
The
Little Theater
Margaret Waugh
Elizabeth Fatherson
Sarah McNoberts
Bianche Rumbley Colina
Mise Fatherson
Theseus
Albert Holm
Byers
Richard Walker
Lynander
Harold Premergass
Demetrius
Morria Youns
Quince
Ben Kratt
Bottom
Ralph King
Ray Stanley
Snout
Ter Gostrol
Snug
George Puiphreys Philcstrate
Ralph Mesker
Hippolyta
Helen Preanty
Herma
Mary Dilzaneth Finley
Helena
Bercy Johnston
Oberon
Ruth King
Tiriana
Mary Uirich
Puck
Ops Kerehner
Fairy
Lorene Kidd
Jwalting
Thelme Bronder
Pueblo Miner Plans $100,000 Suit Against Uncle Sam
Dert Smith, a Pueblo miner, said he would sue the government for $100,000 after being arrested at Rapid City last June and later released without trial. He claimed imprisonment and transportation of a stolen car led to the charges and noted he carried court papers supporting his story.
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Uamodleted Press
Pueblo
Colo
Smith
Miner
Salt Lake City
Kansas City
Rapid’ City
Dak
Tulec
Okla
Utah
Markets in Denver and Omaha cattle and hogs report
Market notes from Denver and Omaha show cattle and hog futures with mixed demand. Denver bids steady to higher on cattle with feeder and slaughter cattle activity mixed. Omaha reports active cattle trade, lambs steady to firmer, and hogs higher on some loads, with feeders steady and calves mixed.
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Omaha
Ted Atedyn
Andy
Kanana
Okdanona
Atockera
Cecdery
Activa
Aapfers Lambs
moeUly Ab
Tax League Resolves on County Plan
The Wold County taxpayers league executive board passes three resolutions on tax expenditures and budgets for the coming year. They back quarterly tax payments, urge counties to share financing with schools, and note Homer F. Bedford as the only county official to submit a budget. Bedford’s 1933 expenses estimated at 21,480 contrast with 24,41 over the prior year, with salary cuts and reductions in various costs. Mileages and clerical hires are trimmed, and quarterly tax payments would aid taxpayers and speed revenue. The league plans its annual meeting at 1:20 p.m. February 27 in Marble court room with State President Frank Satraub of Limon invited to speak.
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Wold County Taxpayers League
Aueume
Homer F. Bedford
Wffletal
Vilaphone
Missionery
Bedford
Wisesdor
Tax League Board
Wold
Lim
Wold Tax League
Marble Court Room
Wold Court Halls
Frank Satraubc
Limon
Camp Fire Birthday Plans Center on Home
Camp Fire leaders of Greeley and vicinity met at the home of Minn E. Gertends Lee on Feb 2 for the monthly guardians meeting. Reports on progress toward the birthday honor requirements for 1982 were discussed. Birth day Sunday will be observed March 13 with groups attending their church and wearing the Camp Fire Girls costume. Plans include window displays, model luncheons or dinners, and home themed activities. Older girls work features furniture history, color schemes, and cost accounting. younger girls include history books, miniatures, and table settings. Both groups emphasize social leadership, entertainment, and home-based demonstrations. Miss Lea taught new remedial singing and record-keeping methods. refreshments were served. Guardians present listed.
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Greeley
Minn E. Gertends Lee
Greeley Campu
Camp Fire
Campire Girls
Arogud
Hore
Fureniture
Furnt
Johnt Henry Shaw
Megdarmes Carre Turner
Herman Daab
Sarat E. Briggs
G. 14
Rickerl
Mary
Hovde Named Business Manager for 1933 Yearbook
Adolph Hovde, editor of the Teacher College yearbook Cache Ix Poudre, was chosen Tuesday night as business manager for next year. The visit or year appointment was not elected by the student council. Jesna Jackson was appointed to the board of publications, replacing Clement Burlagnali who resigned to seek candidacy for Cache Ix Poudre editor in 1933.
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Adolph Hovde
Cache Ix Poudre
Intu’dent Council
Jésna Jackson
Board of Publications
Clement Burlagnali
Candle
Cache Jn
Delegate Assembly Reports Heard Here
Reports from the Colorado Education Association delegate assembly held in Colorado Springs on December 20 and 30 were presented at a meeting of the Greeley Sugarport teachers and the administrative group led by Superintendent J B Stutyman. Oliver Parker of Greeley High School and Helen Jansen of Meeker Junior High, Mina Lucille Walker of Central, and Mrs Ivor Forester of Lincoln provided accounts. Gertrude Spaulding addressed the administrative group.
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Colorado Education Association
Colorado Springs
Tuoadey
Greeley Sugarport
J. B. Stutyman
Dlayurom
É Oliver Parker
Greetoy High School
Helen Jansuon
Meeker
Hirh
Mina Lucille-Walker
Central Jund
Ivor Forester
Lincoln
Gertruds
Spaulding
OH. A
Frasiers Plan Panama Canal Vacation Trip
Dr George W Truster president of Teachers college with Mrs Frasier and daughter Jane depart in about a week for a six week vacation. They travel by train through Chicago Washington and New York then Havana before spending a week in the Panama canal zone and California return for spring quarter. They will also attend multiple engagements and speak at various schools and colleges during the trip.
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George W. Truster
Teachers College
Frasier
Jane
Frasiers
Panama Canal Zone
la California
Washington, D. C
New York
Havana
Theron
Canal Zone
Lon A Angeles
California
Barnes Bushesa College
Denver
Most Popular Ault Students and Best Athletes Voted
D C Wyatt and Phyllis Carroll were named most popular boy and girl at Ault high school after 135 of 117 enrolled students cast ballots. Virginia Tormey and Bud McMurray were declared outstanding athletes from the voting.
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Antt
D. C. Wyatt
Phylisa Carroll
Ault High School
D. C
Phyllix
Puyllia
Virginia
Tormey
Bud McMurray
Defendant Wins in Brown vs. Besel Case
Windsor February 4 The relator G R Brown versus Besel in Judge M H K Laybourns Windsor court ended with a verdict for the defendant and no damages. Each side to pay half the trial costs. The dispute grew from a charge of peddling without a license and involved Brown and The Public Service Company.
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Windsor
G. R. Brown
Besel
M. HK
Laybourn
Brown
Fort Collins
Ucens
Public Service Company
Kexel
Tuuesday
Ratnu
Ray
F. R. Harrington
William A. Bryans
Ball
Roy Briggs
Greeley
India Difficulties Told by Lorbeer to Park Women
Lloyd L Lorbeer a longtime supervisor of schools in southern India spoke to the Woman's Missionary Society of the Park Congregational Church on Drawing Circles India He said India is largely on a noting sharp and dangerous path with efforts to extend education hospitals and religious work The people must cooperate across caste lines and the Indians interpret Christianity after it is shared He answered questions at the end A luncheon was served by Group Six Mrs Charles Pillipe sang two songs and Ronald Faulkner played flute Next meeting is March 5
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India
Lloyd L. Lorbeer
Woman's Missionary Society of the Park Congregational
Beer
Christang
Lorheer Algo
Lorheer
Charles Pillipe
Marie
Frank Matthews
Ronald Faulkner
Lubitsch Prepares Serious Drama “The Man I Killed” for Paramount
Hollywood reports Lubitsch, famed for witty Chevalier comedies, is making a serious drama for Paramount titled The Man I Killed. Lionel Barrymore, Nancy Carroll, and Phillips Holmes star, as Lubitsch applies a Wagnerian edge to his directorial approach, signaling a bold shift for audiences.
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Lubitsch
Ernst Lubitsch
Maurice Chevalier
Paramount
Hollywood Studios
California
Mrost Lubitsch
Fanny Bone
America
Big Masters
Littia
Beng
Lionel Barrymore
Nancy Carrotl
Phillips Holmes
Subitech
Gealua
Weld Farmers Dispose of Cattle on Denver Market
Denver market prices and cattle listings inform about Weld County farmers selling livestock. Entries include weights in pounds and prices per head or hundredweight for cows calves and steers from multiple sellers. The report notes 40 people trained in glider operations at the University of California Los Angeles and mentions Weld farmers selling stock, with several incomplete names and figures.
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Weld
Denver
Wiley Ware
W. L. Balaridge
Walter
Winwell & Dale
University of Caluforum
Los Angeles
Plan for Better Control of Colds by Vicks
Greensboro N C describes a plan for preventing colds using Vicks Vapo Rub and new Now & Throat Drops. The method promises external tenting of colds, aiming to lessen severity and duration and reduce family colds this winter.
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Vicks
Greensboro
N. G
Vicks Vapo- Ryud
Vicka Now
VapoHub Ag
Cole
Rheumatic pain relief from RAMA medicine
An old advertisement claims RAMA medicine clears poisons from liver kidneys and blood to expel rheumatic poisons and stop pain. It promises immediate relief with external remedies and painkillers only temporary. Satisfaction guaranteed by Giikert-Bishop Drug Co and money back if not cured.
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Giikert-Bishop Drug Co. Ta
Mugelds
Nunn Urges Costigan to Avoid War Over China Japan
Mayor H C Kelly of Nunn Colorado writes Senator Edward Costigan urging all Washington action to avert war in the Orient. He asks recall and demobilization from danger zones to prevent a global conflict that could cost thousands of lives.
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Nunn
Fev
Threte
H. C. Kelly
Edward F. Costigan
Colorado
Kelly
Washington
Avery
Costigan
Deaths and Funerals Marie Catherine Jay
Funeral service for Marie Catherine Jay will be at Keenenburg Methodist church at 2 oclock Sunday afternoon with Macyas in charge. Interment at Hadeon Briggdale. Funeral services for TL G Smith 83 Briggedale pioneer who died at home of son Arthur Smith of Langarone Monday Par 1 were held for Erohs Undertaking xperiors at Longmont Thursday afternoon at oclock. Mr Smith who came here about 23 years ago and with his wit was one of the first homesteaders in the community, is survived by one son, Arthur Smith, and one daughter, Mrs M Bil-Arath, three brothers.
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Marie Catherine Jay
Keenenburg Meth
Lst
Macy’a
Hadeon
Briggdale
TL. G. Smith
Brigaedale
Arthur Smith
Langarone
Erohs
Longmont
My. Smith
Mra. M. Bil- Arath
Food Booth Aids Needy In Weld County District
Booth run by Nady Randy Booth supplies a latt utad to the needy in Weld County. First floor of the court house completed. G Knight in charge. Staple articles organized by a group led by Gilcrest based nonprofit. January school enrollment in Gilcrest rises to 276 from 257 year over year.
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Randy Booth
Weld County
Heon
Eh Court Houe
Gilcrest
Niateau
Cereal Based Remedy for Constipation Highlighted
A reader letter praises Kellogg's Ali-Bean for constipation relief after years of ineffective laxatives. The ad outlines causes, diet tips, and the Bran product as safer than pills, recommending two tablespoons daily and noting availability in red and green packages from grocers.
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P. Mc Fisher
P.M. Fisher
Evergreen Place
Ridgewood, N. J
Delayed Wellness Claim Promises from a Patent Syrup
A dubious advertisement touts a tonic, claiming it cures organ decay and digestion problems. It urges readers to try a bottle of De Caldwell's pep sine syrup, associating it with vigor, appetite, and relief from headaches and constipation despite no credible medical backing. The copy targets mothers and families, promising dramatic health rebounds.
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Jenga
Caldwell
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