Covered Wagon Centennial Proclamation by President Hoover
President Hoover calls April 10 to December 20 observance of the Covered Wagon Centennial marking the departure of the first wagon train from St. Louis to Oregon. He urges Congress to observe the period and praises the Oregon Trail’s historic role in American westward expansion and civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoctated
Washington
Hoover Dk
Pallad
Cornmentar
Fia
Yandredth Anak Jernary
Rand
St. Louis
Oregon
Baya
Oregon Trail
Herbert Hoover
United States
Pebreary
First President Is Honored in Capital
Washington marked the the nation honors America’s first president with ceremonies in the capital and at Mount Vernon. Government leaders including Herbert Hoover and Virginia officials attended. Senators and representatives noted Washington’s birthday and discussed the planned bicentennial events. Hudson Institute staff and Red Cross nurse Mary Cather Bleaparth were in Hudson for a local Farmers Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washinton
Pramary
America
Ria
Herbert Froaver
Ile
Virginia
Hia
Virginia Ielslatuce
George Washington
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
United States
House
Ganate
Senate
Arthur JB
John Q Tigon
Connecticut
Longworth
Boston
Pou
North Carolina
Hudson Institute
H. H. Simpson
Walter Stratton
Mike ‘Mary Cather Bleaparth
Red Cross
Hudson
Farmers Institute
Society Calendar and Local Club Meetings
Monday events include Cornell at HS and Epworth League cabinet at M church. Tuesday notes Wi. OVP lodge at LO. OVP hall. Wednesday Mizpahelu meeting and Community club banquet at LO. 9. F hall. Thursday Missionary society with Res. Mf. Hooper and church duty practice with Mins F. Hooper. Friday Woman's club with Mrs. J. Ball. Saturday Oat Follows lodge of LO 0 5 all. Kersey social calendar lists Wednesday Afternoon club with Mrs. B J Merkel and Papdst Guild with Mrs. Dawgs Hay ay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. i A
Cornell
HS Andltorlui
Epworth League
Lodge
OVP
Hall
Mizpahelu Medta
Missionary Society
Res
Mf. Hooper
Ball
Kersey
Mra. B.J. Merkel
Papdst Guild
Dawgs Hay Ay
Legion To Finance Children's Clinic Funded by Local Support
The Legion votes to finance a child guidance clinic for the remaining school year. The clinic, supervised by Franklin Abaugh of Denver, has relied on weekly visits by Denver physicians and nurses with local workers assisting. Proceeds from the Joe post play Gorpera* Yager funded the effort, with detailed show finances listing receipts 406.00 and expenses totaling 526.90, generating a Legion share of 179.10 and show share of 89.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annead Wy
Victor Candin
Ameroni
Ione le
la Yota
Bec
Vorloue
Denver
Lexton
Taun
Legion
Ahere
Milholland Shines in Swimming Meet as Teachers College Tops Wyoming
Milholland placed high in swimming at Laramie as Teachers College defeated Wyoming 36 to 4 in the Beary intercollegiate meet. Milholland won the 50, 100, and 220 yard freestyle events. The medley relay clinched the meet amid strong showings by Binnewola, Litchman, Green, and Fuqua. Gymnasium events saw Clarence Macro win flying rings and Miller Stewart take first on straight horse. Coach Pete Brown accompanied the team. others on the roster included Akers, Morris, Bolt, Ammon, Pike, Yackle, and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miholisnd
Teachers College
Wyoming
Laramie
Thres Mieneece
Binnewola
Litchman
Green
Fuqua
House
Akers Tool
Bay- His
Morris
Pete Browh
Quen
Clarence Macro
Miller Stewart Ifiret
Wilbur Dutton
Zar Nicks Frat
Bolt
Tender
Ammon
Earl Pike
Yackle
Austin
von den Stelen Ta
Lovamile
Light Snow on Boulder County Watersheds Delays Reservoir Fill
Water Commissioner J. N. Platt reports minimal snow on Boulder County watersheds. St Vrain and Left Hand streams run dry. Boulder Creek carries scant flow. Most water now stored in reservoirs, with spring snows needed to finish filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder County
N. Platt
Boulder
Ampia
Mr. Platt
St. Vrain
Boulder Creek
Local Births and Poultry Market Notes and Grastey Call
February reports note births at several homes including a Feb 18 daughter for Mr and Mrs Harry Eckhart and a Feb 20 son for Mr and Mrs W H Fenprington at 485 Eighthatred. Also a Feb 22 birth for Mr and Mrs Raglin, recent movers to the city near the P. 4 Larson center. J 10 Johnson cites 13,000 turkeys Total 13,900 turkeys prepared in his packing house. Grastey ward notes Bart Voris, a high school trainer, is again summoned to Grevely to care for his father after a recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
W. H. Fenprington
Grover
Fey
Raglin
Morane & Daughter
Thy Jeant
Larson Yanchuth Prateta Center
John Kitts
Johnson
Johaon Gald
Jo ‘Grealey
Johnon
Hirda
Ihet Consom
Eart Vorie
Ault
Bart Vorls
Ault Bigh
Wis
Grevley
Government Party Leads in Japan Parliaments Vote Count
Early returns from Japan's parliamentary election show the government party led by Premier Hamaguchi with 62 seats at ten o'clock, while the main opposition Botyukal trails with 84 seats. Proletarian groups have won several seats. last parliament saw Botyukal win 237 of 466 seats and Mineta 172.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Minalto Party Ag
Hamaguchi
Norte
Minsito
Botyukal
Washington Birthday Address Elevates Washington as Global Model
Philadelphia reports Cyrus B. H. Wootta Pennsylvania attorney general stating at the University of Pennsylvania 104th Washington birthday exercises that more than half the earth could celebrate Washington. He notes republics from the Rio Grande to Cape Horn are patterned after the American system and that Europe houses many under self government ideas. He warns enforcement of law is a major problem, urging executive action and clear responsibility. The ceremony honors degrees in laws with Dr Theobald Smith of Princeton and Rockefeller Institute director present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ananoiated Press
Philadelphia
Rio Grande
Cape Horn
Canada
Europe
Washington
Woods
United States
Spain
Japan
Congress
Theobald Smith
Princeton
Department of
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Deaths and Funerals Note on Edward Redily
Edward B. Redily of Boulder and Gold Hill dies after an illness. Everett Tush plans to leave Mon day for Gary Indiana for his father Irving Bush's funeral. Bush dies Friday morning. his brother Wayld Bust from California will join in Cheyenne Monday and travel to Gary together. No details of Bush's death have been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Tush
Gary
Indy
Iving
Bush
Wayld Bust
California
Cheyenne
Mrs. Griffin Dies of Flu and Pneumonia
Mrs. G Griffin died Thursday night at about 1 o’clock after a three week illness from influenza and double pneumonia. She is survived by her husband and four children, her parents Mr and Mrs Glammens, and one brother of Greenfield Missouri. The infant daughter died recently. Funeral services will be held Sunday at Armatron’s mortuary in Eaton and the body will be shipped to Greenfield, Mo for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Griffin
Time Table Union Lacing Weat Dound
Fragmentary timetable notes list trains with destinations and times. Mentions Greeley, Aral, and Yenna or Yenna- wed with various figures and partial dates. Reading is unclear but implies schedule details for weekday and weekend services.
Big Bend hosts 200 in central division contest Friday
More than 500 attended the Weld county central division contest at Big Bend Auditorium Friday evening. Two hundred contestants performed over a three hour program, with Johnstown Mead and other schools winning several top places. Final standings list Big Bend leading with 10 points, followed by Johnstown 85, Mead 64, La Salle 316, Kersey 3, Milliken 144, and others. Two first-place winners advance to the county finals on March 1 at Teachira College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Band
Johnstown
Mead
Gilcrest
la Salle
Kersey
Ryans
Bunayette
Kuner
Milliken
Aiviston
Gehool Sudibordum
Teachira Collers
Firet
Ruth Baker
Carl Taylor
aUikeny Haile Baker
Big Bend
Pirat
Margaret Hunm
Dg Bend
Ophea
Gerond
Mary’ Betcich
Tnaulty Kaiser
Giterest
Grada
Wiret
Bruca White
Jobnatown
Evelyn Shorty
Bvang
Dorothy Pumphrey
Picsi—biead
Johnalowy
Yolin
Josn Brownn
Saluta Armour
Ilo
Bird
Lnow Bobion
Large Attendance at Klause Farr Sale Near Grover
A large crowd gathered at the Henry Wause farm ten miles from Grover for a closing sale of machinery and live stock. Fred Austin of Windsor was the auctioneer. Machinery sold well, cattle and horses brought lower prices. Peté Kelser supplied lunch for about a hundred attendees. The event reflected a moving farm family in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover
Henry Wause
Wiles Sons
Grover
Fred Austin
Windsor
Peté Kelser
Klausy
Ula
Tayni
Bavamia County
Wyoming
Bankrupt Petition Seeks Debtors Discharge in Colorado Court
A bankruptcy petition filed in the District Court of Colorado seeks discharge for Charles B. Moonaw. The petition requests that the court grant him a discharge from all debts against his estate, subject to legal exceptions, with hearings set and notices issued to known creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banknupie
District Court of the United States
Colorado
Charles B. Moomaw
District Court of the Briceo
District of Colo “Rador
Marlon Ti
Moomay
Platievillé
Wald
Wid ‘Stata of
Ifrania
Charles B. Moonaw
Greeley
Betara Ke the Hour, of Ten O'Clock In Ty Hoon
Tribune and Hepublicans
Bala
Anid
Nan Tho
HS Nur
Janid
W. Txsiop
Wittlan
Stewart
Chars
East Side and West Side All Around the Town
East Side and West Side residents gather for shopping and social visits in Greeley. Local scenes include students from Coliese Digh School at the hospital and many families traveling to Fort Collins for basketball games. News Includes socials, visits, travel to games, and a note of a three to four week stay planned by Yanks in Greeley.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoover
Platteville
Legion To Finance
Children’s Clinic
Milholland
Stork Express
Harry Eckhart
Pound
Daby
Winitrad
Government Party
Edward B. Redily
Gold Hitt
Aled
Minerscone
Zercna
New York
Emale
Yisateati
Iain
Deleale
Batorday
Klause Farr
Ethel
Adv
Marian Gilbert
R L
Fort Collins
Grealey
Weinunday
Meal
J. Ja. Hines
iBthal
Loveland
Nenday
Wilbur Haram
Coliese Digh
Loe Veen
Grossey
Lucille
Barbare Bitas
Mildred Btawart
Jenn Mosser
Jewel Malan
A. G. Birk
Fort Collin Riday
Margaret Sanders
Thelma Bryan
Kathryn Johnson
Loyd Bedford
Tor
Greeley High
Howard Reed
Ollo
Parl Boyd
Gresley Hospital
Steaight
Jed Helens Nielsen
Mies
Lydia Alles
Ruswell Olander
Mise
Norgent
Alles
Parsuts
Oanderald Vietting
Prada Johnson
Bugend
Ore
Howe
Allett Jommgon
Miss. Wayus Goons
Long Beach
Jameson
Z. B. Moodey
Elizabeth Moodey
Valle Bitsa
Viteginta Gilbert
Ddashkevvall Teame
Joy Angecnon
Colorado Springs
Jo. J. Anderson
Aahton
Anderson
Wit Boa
Phi Delta Pi Fraternity
le Prett
Weill
Ben Baward
Golie Williams
Ahlstrand
Joan
A. M. Moclevahen
Ayes
Hardiman, Electric Co
Campbell
Oma Gooetty Fowns
McClevahan
Eugene Permarest
Belen Carter
Gamfield Ct
Misa Marjorie Show
Igh
Santora
Cree
Tolin H. Law
Ted Brackfleth
Jal, Af Eaton
Blaw
Rolland Riteney
Laveland
Eaton
Ritchey
Firet National Bank
Mie
Mia
Fort Cains Wriday
Elizabett Knowles
Dorothy Knowwlus
Amy Gladstone
Dorothy Davie
Dorothy Piet
Katherine Clayton
Katherine Carter
Fom McPherson
Jack Shaw
Mrg
Alica Conture
Mire Hthelyne Ridner
Gerald Straight
Boyd Batley
W Willis Golier
Anne Owen
Ellis
Frank
Oliveral
Ising
Greeley Boy Victor
Alton Crocker
Playa Specordian
Dexter's Orchestra
di Bates Music Co
Newaway Family
Kouedey Co
R. A. Me
Gresley
Arch Maso
Alfred Hiley
Lee's
Maumper
Wray
REX Cafe
Kress
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!