Knapp Attends Short Course at Severance
Cammy Agent M. BH Knapp returns from Severance where the four day extension school for farmers opened at the community church Thegday under Severance Chamber of Commerce county agent and State Agricultural College oversight Rev Gilbert Counts and Mr Knapp head the school Twenty six men twelve women and ten high school students enrolled at the opening session More will join during the remaining days FR 2 Felts assists as county agent leader Two daily sessions take place in the auditorium and the Wagement led by A C McClymond and Miss Miriam Haynes Lessons feature home economics demonstrations and talks by practical farmers and wives
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Severance
Uion School
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Community Pasetor
Nen
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Arsent
Woncy Qra
A.C
Eckhardt and Francis Are Due To Recover
Edward Eckgrat two year old boy badly burned in a Monday afternoon fire at his East Tenth Street home is expected to survive though severe burns on his face and neck may leave scars. He is at the county hospital under careful watch as doctors assess internal injuries for companion elevator shaft victim J. Francis, who sustained severe injuries but shows signs of improvement after the accident at the Greeley Nutninhl Dank building.
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Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Punaral services for the body of ins AA Woodbury will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 from the home of George F P Woodbury 1026 Eelfil avenue. The body of Mrs Elmer Rotken Ech formerly of Kersey who died in San Diego has been shipped and will arrive here Saturday for burial. Entrey Nesbitt 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs G T Nesbitt died at 9:00 this morning at the family home 1670 Eighth avenue death due to pneumonia. No funeral arrangements have yet been made. Mary Jane Forsaith 76 years old wife of Warren Forsaith died at the Greeley hospital about 2:30 Wednesday morning. Funeral services will be held from the Macy chapel at 1:00 Thursday afternoon. Mrs Forsaith was born in SE An-
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Eighth Avenue
Mary Jane Foersaith
Mary Jane Forsaith
Yesread
Warren Forsaith
Greeley Hospital
Macy
Officials weigh repairs on No. 3 ditch dam west of Greeley
City council ditch committee and officials examine No. 3 ditch headgate four miles west of Greeley. Dam conditions deemed poor. Repair favored over new construction to evenly distribute water after spring. Decisions pending on possible widening grade and night closure.
Wizard Oil and Liver Pills Ad From Old Newspaper
An aged advertisement touts Mamm a Wizard Oil as a harmless remedy for rheum, sciatic and back pains, claiming rapid penetration and relief. It suggests use for sprains burns and stings and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Also promotes Wizard Liver Whips pink pills priced 30 cents with a similar guarantee.
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Hamein
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Shake Off Constipation
Advertisement claims Olive Tablets provide quick relief from constipation and bilious symptoms. It touts a vegetable olive compound as a substitute for calomel, promoting normal liver and bowel action with a soothing effect. The copy urges readers to use the product at bedtime and notes prices of 10c and 25c.
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Edwards
Cowboys to Meet Windsor in Friday Basketball Showdown
In Laramie the University of Wyoming faces Teachers College on their home floor in a Friday night game after recent wins. Coach Marjer says Teachers have momentum from two consecutive wins but Wyoming’s Simpson and Burns, plus home advantage, aim to stampede past the Profs. Prelim game between Industrial High and Windsor High precedes the main matchup with lineups listed for both teams.
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Cheups
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Preston
Kelly
Marker
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Ouf
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Anderson
Spencer
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Schlosser
Harrison
Sehmere
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Pneumonia Death Reported for Lindberg Farmer
Charles Lindberg a farmer whose body was found at his farm home southwest of Gresley Monday morning died of pneumonia. Autopsy and examination confirmed the cause of death as pneumonia.
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Hisy Farm
Gaven
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Lind
Lindbergh Relatives Sought by Coroner Dr Wood
Dr Wood the coroner reports continued efforts to locate Charles Lindbergh's relatives after the body discovery. He has learned of a Florida coast family and possesses letters that may reveal the brother's address. The Gye brothers' lack of recent correspondence and possible death of the "Worija man" complicate the search. Further inquiry at the Lindbergh residence yielded no new deeds or valuables.
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W. H. Wood
Lindberg
Wood
Linderg
Florida
Addreda
Gye Brothers
Grip as yet keeps fear of theft in Lindborg
The fragment suggests Lindborg maintains a light hold on a grip to counter theft concerns. The cautious stance implies ongoing risk awareness and preventive posture without detailing events or quantities.
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