Whole Council To Seek Jobs Another Term
Ely council members except Mayor W B Anderson plan reelection in their wards. Ralph T Bishop of the third ward announced his run, pledging to stand on his record. Clement Strabol and Ray Mrituene of the first ward declared, Frank Barber and US C Care ral from the second ward said they will run. No mayoral candidate yet. W A Maminett to run to retain city clerk, Lona Ploxk treasurer.
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Ely Connell
W. B. Anderson
Ralph T. Bishop
Hop Enlty
Clearge Py Strabol
Ray Mrituene
Frank Barber
US. C. Care Ral
S. Chrlotec
Bishop
Mityor
Effy
Ant Tryuanrer
Lus
Mtyor
W. A. Maminett
Rataln
Talkies Used to Teach Physics Demonstration Set
A demonstration on using talking motion pictures in teaching physics will be shown Tuesday February 7 at 4 p.m. in the Little Theater of Teach era College. Dr Hal G Due will present the talk with a telegram note from A M Croongulat of the Chicago University press arriving to give the demonstration. The projector has been tested for educational use and the event is open to the public.
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Nee Pe
Teachive
Phvates
Teachera College
Hal G. Due
Tre Wity
Chicago Triverety
Alozday
Croongulat
Chiago University Press
Carlson Proposes Widening of Road Greeley to Denver
County Commissioner William A Carlson of Grering proposes widening the Creesey Deaver Medway to provide safe shoulders for motorists. The plan, funded by Reconstruction Finance Corporation, is under study by the state highway department and is seen as reducing hazards on the arinrlat road.
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Carlson
Greeley
Denver
Creesey- Deaver Medway
State Highway Department
William A. Carlson
Grering
Defense Motion Denied in Stewart Case
District Judge Nell B. Graham denied defendants motion for a jury trial in the Stewart case stemming from a traffic auto crash north of there. The ruling leaves the stage set for a later trial to seek damages from E. A. Lebi and J. J. Strohtor, with costs taxed to Louis Groenfield.
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Pacific Wan
Bers
Nell B. Graham
George Stewart
Caederon
Stewart
Witempé
Well Courte
Convick
wnRyhem
Ellarge
Cnvert
E. A. Lebi
J.J. Strohtor
In- Jarles
Louis Groenfield
Concert Review: Greeley Audience Sees Vibrant Performance
The concert continued with strong orchestral support and masterful guitar work. Cline shines in keeping orchestra and tabolet in sync, Grubb captivates with a Woll-bodey program, Wagner songs please the audience, and the Ravel piece ends with thrilling percussion that lifts the whole program. One of the year’s most exciting concerts for Growley audiences.
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Greeley
Goncerta
Arlne
Mr Cline
Grubb
Grealey
Hindei
Wagner
Ravel Holern
Mrs Bert Kittle To Close Out Grocery
Mrs Bert Kittle widow of Dert Hite proprietor of Kittle Grocery at 710 Ninth Ave announces a complete close out of the stock selling all merchandise. Hite started the business in 1901 with Icary Stankel as head salesman since 1914.
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Darth
Hite
Kittle
Mt 710 Ninth Ag Cve
Hia
Kttle
Greeley
Planear
Preasnt
Icary Stankel
A. Kitlio
Deaths and Funerals for James D Dickey in Van Nuys
James D Dickey, longtime California resident, dies at age YA after ten years in California. Cremation completed. ashes to be interred in Gregory later. Survived by brother in Creeley and by others in Say Franchsco Chicago and Los Angeles. Adopted son Ernest Dickey of Los Angeles. Deputy Sheriff Hunter investigates burglary at Young's Food Hall in Mead. items reported as taken.
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James D. Dickey
California
Mrg
van Nuys
Cali
Mr. Dickey
Gregley
Dickey
Creeley
Altstor
Margaret
Robert
Investigatha Mead
C. ¢. Hunter
Mead
Weld
Young's Pood Hall
Markets Denver Produce Market and Grain Notes
Market reports from Denver and Chicago summarize poultry and produce stability with mixed gains. Denver potato receipts and prices show modest activity while grain futures reflect overall volatility amid frigid conditions and higher prices for some grains.
Mixed Livestock Market Report with Price Ranges
The report details Chicago and Midwest livestock quotes, noting cattle and sheep price shifts, feeder rates, and market activity. It lists bid ranges for cows, calves, hogs, and lambs, with regional figures from Chicago and Kansas City, including feeder prices, live cattle bids, and lamb weights.
Mysterious 1890s Whi Market Record Emerges
Fragmentary notes describe an 1890s White Market scene with unsettled pricing and handling losses. A single trader faces trouble amid unclear mug shop activity and uncertain weights, suggesting unstable commerce and potential write-offs.
City Brevities In Loveland and nearby towns social notes
A long list of weekend visits and social happenings around Loveland Greeley Denver and surrounding areas. Students and faculty from local colleges appear with numerous relatives and friends visiting, traveling to Cheyenne Denver and other places. Several households host guests while others travel for conferences and games including a Mines Teachers basketball match.
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GC. H. Young
Denver
Donsar
Bequest Provisions in Howells Foundation Will
The will of Frederick G. Howells Foundation lists specific bequests to numerous relatives and associates, including $25,000 to W. Bondll4, $10,000 to Ann O'Neil, and other amounts for nephews, nieces, cousins, and former Post employees. Executors are named with broad control over the estate, and the will was executed February 4, 1920, three years before the funeral. The foundation was incorporated by Hontlin Bee on April 14, 1927.
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W. Bondll4
Ann O'Neil
Tonfils
Bugove D. Walker
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Bob B. Lokhard
Loa” Angelas
Natalie Hallock Tarpor
New York City
Fred Hallacaphean
Byanic Morehouse
Tephew
Alameda
Calif
Helen Morehouse Verney
San Francesco
Hanriatta
Willins
Nisce
Los
Vern Lockhard
Thomas Lockhard
Nepton
Jgdea
Winnifred Barker
Mary Bontus
St. Louis
Brusuado
Donvar
Post
William C. Shepherd
Prat
D. F. Stackleford
Mopioye
D.C. Hell
Trances Wayne
Fast
Batty Cralg
Katherine Donnelly
Sr. W. H. Bergfold
Anna Acdrean
Eilyant
iRobert J. Stauffer
Chauttenu
Harry L. Lay
Kansas City
Aira
I’. Wardy Tray
Frederick G. Howflls
Mort Darling Elected President of Cache La Poudre Co
Mort Darling was elected Saturday president of Cache La Poudre ditch and reservoir companies No 2 system succeeding Millard Rings Frank B Dayla became vice president to succeed George Kern T C Phillips remains president of the irrigation company and J A B Petrie kin of the reservoir company George Davis named secretary of both Election at kennal oF reanization meeting of the board Couzens Resolution Protected Denver a protest against Benatar Couzens proposal to prohibit reconstruction finance loans was adopted by the state house of representatives
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Mort Verling
Cache Ia Foudre Ditch
Reservole
Millard Rings
Frank B. Dayla
George Kern
T. C. Phillips
J. A. B. Petriekin
Georgs Davis
Kennal
Couzens
Denver
Congress of Benatar Couzens
State Hovns of Representatives
Camel Cigarettes Market Edge Cited By Experts
Tobacco experts note Camels use finer and more expensive tobaccos than many popular brands, a claim emphasized to distinguish the product in competitive cigarette markets.
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