Blacksmiths Vote Big Cut in Prices at Fort Lupton Meeting
At the Colorado Blacksmiths and Horse Association annual gathering in Fort Lupton, members approved price reductions of about 20 percent on plow shares and pointing. Officers named J. H. Corsbers, W. R. McWilliams, and C. B. Kilbourn. About 48 smiths from several counties attended. next convention set for February in Englewood.
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West County
Fort Lupton
Colorado Blacksmiths and Horsewhoara
J. H. Corsbers
Mersey
W. R. McWilliams
C. B. Kilbourn
Granley
Kbinekamiths
Fom
Bank bandits kill Kansas City detective in daytime holdup
Armed with submachine guns, two robbers shot and killed Detective G. B. Carpenter and wounded Ed Young as they surprised bandits preparing to rob the Marcintile Trust company at 14th Street and Grand Avenue. The Tobbers escaped after a fusillade that shattered the police car and struck Young. Police sergeant John Welle said the attackers used multiple guns and hid in an alley to cover the escape.
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Kansas City
G. B. Carpenter
Ed Young
City
Marcintile Trust Company
Tobbers
14Th Street
Grand Avenue
Carpenter
Aga
Arca
We Bank
Deaths and Funerals Mrs J M Campbell in Arizona
Word was received by A J Campbell of the death of his mother Mrs J M Campbell at Glendale Arizona Friday. Mrs Campbell a former resident of Gresley came to Grealey May 2 47 years ago from La Grange Wyoming. Later they moved to Loveland where Mr and Mrs Campbell lived until about 13 years ago when they went to Santa Ana California. They have been in Arizona for the past six years. Mrs Campbell is survived by her husband and by three sons A J Campbell of Gresley S S Campbell of Buckingham and Robert Campbell of Delta. Mr Campbell is bringing the body to Loveland for burial and will arrive there Sunday at 3 pm. Funeral services will be Tuesday in Loveland.
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A. J. Campbell
J. M. Campbell
Glendale
Ariz
Campbell
Gresley
Grealey
la Grange
Wyo
Loveland
Santa Ana
Calle
Arizona
Father of Dr. Runnells Dies Saturday on Coast
David Wesley Runnells 82, longtime Creeley resident, died Saturday on the coast. Born in Manchester Indiana, he moved with family to Henry Iowa then to Colorado, later settling in Graeley. Survived by three sons Dr KR Hunnella Inglewood CA, G W Runnellé Portland OR, W J Runnells Graeley. a daughter Mrs Yella Boyd. a half brother and two sisters. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Methodist church, Rev Walter D. Cole presiding. Interment Ida Grove. Sattley Funeral Home in charge.
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David Wesley Runnells
Creeley
Inglewood
Yella Boyd
Runnells
Boyd
Manchester
Ind
Ruvenella
Henry
Lamb Strength Uplifts County Feeders Amid Market Rise
Denver lamb sale shows fat lambs at 50 cents higher with medium to choice woollies priced 5.25 to 6.65, top 6.75. West feeders optimistic as spring marketing nears and major movement from Greeley and Eaton expected early March. Hog prices and pork supplies loom as key factors shaping lamb outlook amid tentative shipments and weak near term demand.
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Denver
Greeley
Eaton
Hare
Teedava
Park
Ramiaing
Market Totals Mixed as Potatoes Dominate Chicago Report
Chicago market reports show potato prices and on track shipments fluctuating, with Idaho Russet and Nebraska Triumphs noted and mixed yearlings and cattle prices listed. Denver and Kansas City sections detail on track car totals, truck receipts, and modest demand, while Weld County extension conferences announce Farm Schools in February and March across Kiowa Hudson Nunn StonehamBridgesdale Grover with topics on crops livestock poultry and farming practices.
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Chicago
Seh
Dutl
Wisconsin
Tenanlea
Nebraska
Idaho
Drvver
Denver
U. S
Colorado
Elansas
Kanaan City
Cattie
Galvey
Jamby
Feaby
Weld
Weld County Extension Office
Sligo
Kiowa
Hudson
Nunn
Stoneham
Brigesdale
Grover
Cattle and sheep market figures with mixed results delayed
Chicago buyers and regional markets show 14 000 sheep and 24 000 cattle with varied prices. Calves and yearlings command uneven demand while beef cattle and feeders trend weaker. Board reelected officers at Lathes Reservoir company.
U S Opposes Japanese Plan on Chinese Partition
Washington reports indicate the United States rejects any demilitarization scheme or partition of China. Officials note no formal government position has been announced, though unofficial Tokyo sources circulate a stance against such moves. Reports from Shanghai Canton Hankow Taingtao and Tientsin reference Japanese aims to divide China with Britain and the U S once opposing such partition.
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Washington
China
State Department
Tokyo
Far East
Shanghai
Canton
Hankow
Notorious Denver Woman Found Dead in Rooming House
Denver in February. Brunetta Conte ling French Carmen a reputed wealthy Denver resident was found slain with her throat cut in a rooming house she operated. Detectives said robbery motive suspected. two women named Mae Moore and Ruth Williams were arrested. Body found nude on bloodstained bed. room ransacked and clothing strewn. Deputy coroner Bostwick said death occurred hours earlier. Conte reportedly valued diamonds and jewelry on street. She had made a fortune in mining and married Paul Conte a gambler.
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Denver
Brunetta
Carmen
Belirvad
Pollcs
Mae Moore
Ruth Wiliams
Harry Bernstein
Hanry Tormey
Jon
Coronet Bostwick
Couta
Giamonds
Coute
Paul Coute
Budget Problems Complicate Finns Prohibition Vote
Prohibition policy debate in Finland centers on budget deficits and a December nationwide referendum. The Bjorkenheim committee explored tax options on alcohol, recommending limited wine thresholds, but analysts doubt revenue viability due to smuggling and home production. Meanwhile, medical professionals like Dr. Harold H. Greene join Greeley practice, and regional commodity updates report steady poultry and dairy prices alongside grain futures.
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Bjorkenheim
Comittee
Teylsson
Bjorkenhelf Comnunes
Bjorrenheim Comiutes
Fata
Sra Sociaderma Erats
Wong Uto
Imanor Wirong
Greene
Madler
Harold H. Greene
Harvard Medical Schoe
Freiburg
Heidelburg
Germany
N. A. Madler
Greeley J
Greeley Direct
Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri
Ssr
Stanford University
Youth Killed Self Thinking He Had Shot His Friend
Donald Sumner, 19, believed he fatally wounded Carlaks John Sum Ner, and drove to a ranch bunk house where the gun discharged accidentally. He left the weapon, returned inside, and killed himself by firing it in the mouth. Police investigated the incident and found the other youth was only wounded.
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Montrose
Cols
Donald Sumner
Carlaks
John Sumner
Hlatathey
Haks
Delta
Sumner
Enke Atending
Donald
Downward Drift in Share Prices Continues in Early Trading
New York on Feb 8 reports a resumed downward drift in share values after a brief upturn. Despite brief covering and minor upturns, the overall trend remains negative with continued uninspiring activity. January short position, at 3,000,285 shares, may influence early covering yet market technical position remains unimpressive.
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New York
Isgmod
Stock Exchange
$250000 Suit Is Filed Against Bishop Cannon Jr
New York reports Bishop James Cannon Jr named defendant in a conspiracy suit filed in supreme court by Remark Publishing Co. The action seeks 270000 in damages claiming he conspired to halt distribution of a periodical by pressuring American News Company to stop a title. The case centers on allegations involving an article featuring Bishop Cannon.
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New York
James Cannon, Jr
Supreme Court
Remark Publishing Company
New York City
Ina
Inglde Stutt
Articla
Cannan
Sermon Notes at Leanon-Salmon Church February 1933
The Christian Science sermon at Leanon-Salmon in all Ghurches on Sunday February 7 1933 quoted scripture from 1 Corinthians 2 1 and John 4 24 and cited Mary Baker Eddy on spiritual understanding. The Walden Text asserted the Spirit of God enables knowledge of divine nature and reality over material belief.
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Christ
Mary Baker
Far East threat of invasion lightly regarded in Shanghai
Reports of possible invasion of the Shanghai International Settlement by Chinese forces were dismissed by officials as nonserious. Mayor Wu Chen warned foreign property could be at risk when troops operate from the settlement against Japan, but authorities did not treat it as an imminent threat. Ambassador Debuchi said no instructions were given for a demilitarization plan around Chinese commercial hubs.
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Far East
Shanghai
Wu Chen
Itenternational
Rivass Hongkow
Washington
Debuchi
Menes
Grain Prices Fall After World Supply Report
Chicago February 8 grain markets edged lower on a Washington world supply report predicting about 70 million bushels more wheat. Domestic visible supply drop of 452000 bushels ignored. Wheat futures moved as Winnipeg purchases pressed prices. wheat closed unsettled down 4 to ½ percent. Corn fell 34 to 40 cents, while provisions declined 5 to 10 cents.
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Chicago
Wasington
Winnipeg
Philharmonic Gives Concert Sunday of High Artistic Rank
The Gresley Philharmonic Orchestra performed at the high school auditorium to a large audience, under conductor J DeForest Cline. Soloist Lucile Fowler Moyks received praise for tone and expression in operatic and French selections, with a diverse program including Humperdinck and Puccini encores.
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Philharmonic
Gresley
Hanzelamily Grete
Humperdinck
Rimaky Korgakay
Lucile Fowler Moyks
Tachaikowaki
Pauline
Manning
Roneld
Grealey
Births Reported in Greeley and Driggsdale
Stork Express delivers a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ray Lovely of Route Box 291 on Sunday February 7 at Greeley Hospital. A seven pound son born to Mr and Mrs Earl Gaer of Driggsdale on Sunday February 7. The Gaers’ baby is at home with Mrs W D Shaffer at 1218 Sixth Street.
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Ray Lovely
Greeley Hos
Earl Gaer
Driggsdale
Nemet Url Augustis
Pearl O Loughlin Conviction Upheld by Court
The state supreme court today upheld Pearl O Loughlin s conviction for the slaying of her step daughter Leona The court refused a new trial and she faces a life prison term for the child s death whose body was found two days later in a park near Berkeley Denver in 1930 The defendant had been divorced from Li O Loughlin.
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Danver
Pearl O'Loughlin
Vielayla
Leona
Berkeley Park
O'Loughlin
O'Loughl
Ben Chavez Dies After Bus Jump Attempt
Ben Chavez a former prominent bantamweight boxer from Col Tada died in a city hospital after attempting to end his life by leaping from a moving bus on Jag 18. He had been in critical condition following the incident and later tried choking himself with a cord. Chavez had been a top fighter in his era, facing several noted boxers. The article also notes Michigan's claim of the nation's largest Holstein cattle herd, totaling about 1,800 head across 14 states.
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tAcovelates
Creomulsion Advertises Cough and Cold Remedy
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a new medicinal emulsified remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote plus healing elements soothe inflamed membranes, stop irritation, and curb germ growth with guaranteed satisfaction and money-back offers, urging readers to ask their druggist.
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Carl D. Mextuley
Sontinental
Banerat Electric i
Sr. Weat- Bugs Teat
Montgomery
Bran
Union
Pacifle
Ty Woolworth
Garh Fisch
Citlow Aervice Pra
Citlow Service Electric
Iain Cament Co
Omaila Omahi
Ted
Woake
Ingelb
Miron
IBM
Foy
Abd Seve
Owen
Cary Thru
Hulle
Ae Onean
Sorette
Feiner Letham Board
Lathes Resérvoir Company Board
W. Johnson
Charles Adame
M. B. Petri
Iy Trenaurer
Frances G. Lago
U.S
Toivo Vitikka
Finland
Gee
Gora
Abu
Onta
Whal
Aly
Staren
Detroit
Patent Office
Getherman
Bishop Cannon, Jr
Christian G Gienceghurches
GLASS
McArthur Hdw. Co
Fred Sumner Shoe Repairing
St. Eaat of
Gresley Drug
Utter
Chas
Garreteen Ray Utter
Nat Bank Aidg
Price AO
Charles M. Houser
Stork Express
Pearl O’loughlin
Ben Chavez
Sel
Michigan
Doan
Hun Doan
Betty
Betty’s Beauty
Woolworth
Columbine Coal
Grant Coal
Carload
Columbine
Standard Coal
C. W. Nichols & Co
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