Construction of New Water Line Is Told
The report details the 11 mile extension of the Grane ley water transmission line from the Poudre river crossings to 20 miles west of Greeley. Superintendent AIL Geamar explains pipe sizes, valves, and connections including Wind sor waterworks and Carl Terry place. Capacity rises to about 7.5 million gallons per day with 20 inch steel pipe designed for high pressure.
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Alent
Graneley
Greeley
Ail Geamar
Hadily Council Room
Beaman
Ald Tor
Carl-Terry
Town of Windsor
Seaman
Sea May
Steinhauers Escape Hart As Their Car Overturns
A Sunday accident on the Cornish-Gigoaod road in front of the Will ranch involved a Chrysler sedan driven by Mike Steinhauser of Greeley. The car overturned after losing control, smashing a wheel but injuring no one beyond severe shock to Mr. and Mrs. Steinhauser and their three children.
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Steinhauers
Hart
Degood
Will Ranch
Mike Stein- Lauer
Greeley
Barrow
Brinhway
Philip Kirton to Give Negro Readings at Evans School
Philip Kirton of Greeley, former college dramatist and teacher, will present a program of Negro readings at the Evans School Thursday evening at 8 o clock. Proceeds will be shared between Kirton and the Evans school, with profits funding the school library. Peale Chan and other tales of the courtland will be presented.
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Evans
Philip Kirton
Greeley
College Dramatic
Christenson Urges Wilson as City Forester
Alderman Christenson urges Charles F. Wilson labor foreman at Linn Grove cemetery be appointed city forester without extra pay to advise property owners and the city on tree insect control. Council heard the recommendation Tuesday. County Agent Simpson offered to provide any available advice next week.
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Charles F. Wilson
Linn Grove Cemetery
E. 8
Christenson
H. H. Simpson
Stocks and Bonds Quotation Summary from Osrl Mekinier
Quotations show varied market moves with several names like Continental, Du Pont, General Motors and Steel traders. Listings include Standard Oil style equities, electric bonds, and regional stocks such as Denver Union Stockyards and Nevada-California networks.
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Woolworth
York
Gare Pth
Denver
Pup
Senate Approves Economy Measure amid cuts and debate
The Senate voted to slash government operating expenses by more than 170 million dollars annually and approved a measure budgeting 99 million for two departments. A Costigan amendment blocked deeper wage cuts, preserving an 8,000 annual salary for members of Congress.
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Washington
Senate
Treasury
Hende
Congress
Democrate
Edward P. Costigan
Colorado
Costigan
Torah Opposes Lump Sum Settlement Plan
Washington February 8 Chairman Borah of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee opposes a lump sum settlement of the European war debts and any settlement that grants no trade concessions for this country. Associated Press reports Logan and accompanying lawmakers and spouses were snowbound en route to Utah State Agricultural College for an inspection trip.
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Torah
Associated Prema
Washington
Borab
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pi Logan
Utah
Witle Toad
Senate approves Hall bill to aid farm foreclosures
Washington reports the Hall bill backing 3600,000,000 in federal credit to stall farm mortgage foreclosures for two years gained approval from a senate subcommittee. In a separate note, President Hoover named Rodgerick Matson of Wyoming minister to Greece as part of a larger pool of nominees awaiting confirmation.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Rodferick Matson
Wyoming
Greece
Matsons
Roosevelt
Arizona Ostriches Arrive in Denver in Cold Reception
Frigid Denver welcomed two Arizona ostriches purchased for 160 dollars by the city parks department. They will be housed in a desert-temperature shed until the weather warms. Also reported, James J. Pershing Jr. remained in a coma, and James J. Corbett’s heart condition stayed serious.
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Arizona
Denver
Tenvar
Mercury
British Airmen Land Near Capetown Sets Long Distance Record
Squadron Leader Q. R. Gaytord and Flight Lieutenant G. F. Nicholetts landed near Wallfieldbay at 4 00 p m local time reporting a new long distance non stop record for 57 hours 28 minutes in the Union of South Africa capetown area. They surpassed the American mark set by Russell Boerdmaid Jean Polande by more than 300 miles.
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Capetown
Union of South Africa
Q. R. Gaytord
G. F. Nicholetts
Wallfieldbay
Ruesel
Livestock Officers Charged with Misusing Company Funds
Denver stockholder George F. Murray filed in district court a suit against Denver Livestock Commission officials Ben Kemper, John Lutz, and A. Hendle ruling they converted $549,214.05 of company funds to their own use. Murray seeks a receiver and an order to restore the funds plus a judgment if the officers fail to comply.
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Denver
Fab. SA
Denver Livestock Commission Company
George F. Murray
Commission
Suleras Ben Kemper
John Lutz
A. Hendle
Murray
Treasury
Engineers' Queen Must Smoke Says Secret Six
The Secret Six, a Boulder Colorado group of engineering students, select a queen candidate for the annual engineers ball. Criteria include regular university enrollment, smoking mild tobacco, tolerance for cigars, prohibition on clawing tobacco, abstaining from alcohol, modesty toward suitors, and gracious goodnights.
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Boulder
Ann Neers
Wolveralty
Golorado
Tha “Wey Duirementa
Tha. University
Stork Express Born to Mr and Mrs Warret
A baby boy named Jerre Lee was born Feb. at Greeley Hospital to Mr and Mrs Warret of 2223 Eighth Avenue Windsor. Another birth reports a son named Donald Les to Mr and Mrs Clarence Syedman of southwest Windsor born Saturday morning weighing 8 pounds. An irrigation conference set for Thursday will feature Benyer and representatives from Colorado irrigation districts and BEC Hindebider as engineer, with focus on pending South Platte conservancy district legislation at the state house.
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Afra, Ag, Warret
Eighth Avenue
Ron
Greeley Hospital
Jerre Lee
Windsor
Ants
Clarence Syedman
Donald Les
Benyer
Fed
Colorado
Irrigation
BEC
Hindebider
State House
South Platte Conservancy District
Hoover Urges Action to Curb Cheap Currency Imports
President Hoover argues that unless the United States slows imports from nations with depreciated currencies, ongoing economic disruption will follow. Wheat values rise on crop damage reports due to severe cold and snow shortages, with Kansas predicting a 1938 wheat yield of about 26,006,000 bushels. Edwin L. White, 88, mining operator and former commissioner of mines, dies in Leadville after heart disease. Shippers forecast a 260 mile radius protection window with temperatures plunging across the region. Denver 13 below, Pueblo 24 below, Grand Junction 20 below.
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Chicago
Waat
Qlilo
Kansas
Oles
Leadville
Edwin L. White
Petired
Peabody
McDonald
Shippers
West
Mountain
Colorado
Denver
Grand Junction
Publo
Colorado Springs
Plan Discarried Anearly as 1652 Colony of Yirwinia
In 1652 the colony of Yirwinia planned a university near Carco with a budget of 10,000 scree, aiming to educate both Infant and English, but the effort was abandoned.
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Plan
Yirwinia
Carco
Dance Postponed at Sunset Pavilion Tonight
The Fun and Frolic Dance advertised for tonight at Sunset Pavilion has been postponed indefinitely due to inclement weather.
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Sunset Pavilion
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Christenson Urges
Wilson As Forester
Osrl D. Mekinier
U. B Patedt Oftics
Legislatora Ars
New York
James F. Fershing
John J. Pershna
Corbatt
James J. Corbett
G. W. Dickie
Boutherm Chi
Gilbert
Bishop's
KA Creeley
Bisquick
Stork Express
Fred Eads
Cor
Feb
United States
Marcus
C. B. Wolfe
Ninth Ave
Acrose
Sterling Theatre
Lott Apparel Shop
Sth
Sterling Hotel
Western Giants
Jeine
Canter Traction
West’n Giants
Tis
Athees Odyamma
WASCO
Warren
Penn Supreme
Weat
Western Auto Supply Co
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