07 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1933
Page
1
Mineral interest on the Poudre River heats up as 400 claims emerge amid rising ore transport costs. Local miners report fires and prospecting near Fort Collins, with high grade ore driving efforts to attract siting investors and build water supply for extended mining operations.
Sophomores at Greeley High enjoyed a Valentine party Friday evening in the cafeteria. Students played cards and games, danced to an English orchestra, and admired red decorations. Prize waltz was won by Lewis Walden and Beverly Blagen.
Farmers from the community use the Greeley High School agricultural department shop for repairs and tasks. Charles Stephene and a team supervise routine farm machinery maintenance, resulting in annual district savings and boosted access to tools for local farming needs.
Reeled list shows transfers of oil and gas holdings formerly held in the Midwest and now owned by Stanolind Oil and Gas. Names include Wintford Dyer Francie Dee Heinze B Heinze Robert Sneddon Kate Schultheis Leoni Wood Waller Cita and others with various parcel references and dates. Forty five percent at Tennessee’s moor production 41 3930 noted.
Listings show open and closing figures for American Can T T Continental General Electric and others. Major gains include Union Stockyards Westport Elec Trust and Denver Gas. Diverse sectors appear with several percent changes and preferred issues noted.
Commodity markets show mixed activity with cattle and hog quotes steadier in Kansas City and wholesale beef markets, while Chicago wheat prices slip as cold weather dampens demand. Traders note slower wheat trade, firmer hogs, and cautious buying ahead of stronger feed costs.
A February hostess event at Mrs Carter's country home featured a turkey dinner served at one o clock with most members present. Afternoon business and roll call led to memories of childhood travels, quilt blocks were prepared for friendship quilts, and a Kensington party followed with refreshments. Night Owl club members enjoyed a 7 pm dinner at the Petersen residence with bridge and prizes. Next meetings will be at the Hasbrouck and Gurroughs homes with further entertaining events announced.
Weld County families held birthdays, dinners, and visits across Greeley and Ault. Notable attendees included Ray Carleton at a banquet, J C Sobeck family gathering, and many relatives sharing meals and quilting parties. Ault and Windsor hosts welcomed guests at Guild Hall events and family homes.
Graver town basketball team defeated Briggedale 57 to 46 at Grover on Friday night. Seniors tallied 31 to 15, Ju ntota 23 to 6 in girls action. Neighborhood events include Windsor visit for Myre Bradford and a Zitek Brown wedding notice.
Kate Smith stars in a story built around a film of the singing star fighting to secure a hydroelectric land dispute and radio contract. The plot follows her character Lula Viel, a farm girl with a strong voice, as she battles a power company and returns for new songs during the film. Taft Scott and Latty Blanc lead supporting cast.
Makers of Vicks VapoRub announce Vicks Voratone Oral Antiseptic in a special trial size, 24% oz bottles valued at 26 cents offered to druggists for 10 cents while supplies last. The product is marketed as a balanced antiseptic for daily use with strong disinfecting action, aiming to cut costs during a challenging year.
Denver reports Governor appoints McInvoy as state budget and efficiency commissioner, then withdraws the nomination amid opposition. Lieutenant Governor Talbot said Governor Johnston asked to withhold James Meliny’s confirmation as the state board of corrections member, citing procedural changes and power concerns. The withdrawal follows concerns over McInvoy's potential influence on purchases and state control.
Claude Schell assisted by several of his pupils presented a musical program at Greeley High School morning. Ruth Jones and Behetl received hearty welcomes while students enjoyed a varied sequence of songs and numbers including Indian Dawn Tletropuliga Bohemia Girl and Massenet blue.
Original charges of larceny and embezzlement against Marlin J. Ineu former public utilities official of Chicago were entered today. A hearing on new charges of perjury embezzlement and theft by value is set for March 6.
An advertisement for a bladder physic product claims to purge impurities and excess Adda from the body to ease urinary and intestinal discomfort. It promises better sexual performance and regular sleep after a four day cleanse, offering a 25 cent test and money-back guarantee. Sold by Greelay Drog Co. and Oilbert Behop Dmg. Co.
Mrs Hazel Grahaut of 229 Teatterson, Los Angeles, is tied to a case alleging impersonating a federal officer during a confidence game. Authorities say she and others used a supposed federal gas tax operation to defraud victims, with relatives noting the connected names. Authorities plan to call witnesses in the Santa Ana area as the investigation proceeds.
Mrs Roosevelt calls for public interest in a potential wartime policy linked to the Emi amendments as discussed by Yale News. The piece notes her remarks were made during a public event at Yale, highlighting civic duty and national concern.
A 6 pound daughter was born to Mev and Mrs FB on Wednesday at Lubl Hospital. The newborn has been named Chartolle Living Grover Fah.
A dubious home remedy advertises relief for catarrhal deafness and head noises from nasal catarrh. It urges mixing a sugar spoon with hot water to ingest, claiming quick relief and improved hearing, promising cure by a pharmacist or self-treatment.
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