25 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1933
Page
1
The article notes a proposed postage rate cut to reduce postal revenue losses. Teresa Washington Kali and the post office committee chair Tony plan to ask the next congress to approve the rate change, aiming to boost mail volumes and stabilize finances.
Premivory decrees were settled in county court Saturday in two divorce actions. Gladys Shaldt and C. Stull were granted decrees with alimony and child support arrangements. Attorney B A Woodcock appeared for the plaintiff, with Choice Beavist Riel and W Ry representing the defendants.
Two Grivley men, Dallas Nicholsor and Depeium Stephenson, were fined heavily after police tied them to a year long gas theft ring. They were arrested Saturday in Dallas for siphoning fuel from Dr J Ly Thompson’s car near the Whohingtow school.
A rough, fragmented report notes a push for a balanced budget by July 1 amid national policy chatter. It mentions Roosevelt’s era and Denver arrests for theft, plus several oil and drilling updates including Anthes Drilling resuming near Now Jtavauer, a Derrick man killed, and well progress at Henry Niles and Butterswell.
Dr Florence Draper aged about 65 died March 14 at her Claremont California home after years of illness. Her daughter Elizabeth Draper reported the death, noting Dr Draper was a naprapath and longtime resident. Other fragments mention family lives in Monrovia and California, with unclear specifics.
Mr and Mrs Aya Georgé Arunton of 208 Saverth Avenue announce the birth of a girl on February 82 at Gresley hospital. Mr and Mrs Ernest Meyers of St eerhe announce the birth of a girl on February 2% at Gresley burial.
Article describes rival expeditions led by Mugh Huttledge and Lady Houston planning March flights toward Everest. Royal Geographical Society and Alpine Club organize efforts with names like P. M. Fellowes and L. R. Wager. Base camps near Everest, with stages reaching 22,090 feet by late May and possible use of oxygen.
Denver markets report little overall change with soy and corn trading near steady amid fluctuating cattle and lamb trends. Wheat dips slightly while livestock prices show uneven movement, with feed lots holding steady and several cattle and hogs selling at varied levels across regional buyers.
Everett Bedford 42 of Colorado died at about 1 36 Saturday morning at the hospital after attending a business engagement in Wyoming and Colorado. Born October 16 1890 he lived near Greylay most of his life and worked with J Woodman. Survived by wife Rosa Tell Bedford and five children Isaac El, Aoyart, Marlorie, Doneid, and Richard and two sisters Mrs. Roan Bedford Gish and Dessie Beufords and a brother Merton Bedford. Funeral Monday at the Greenville Grove drawing room.
Fortunes Beet Sugar feature highlights Great Western Sugar Company as the largest producer with one quarter of capacity, listing William Lloyd Potrikin as chairman and Williaat Dopaldo TAppile as president. Also notes a Gilcrest student portrayals and doodle jumper images from Wheatland factory.
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania urges punishment for Republicans and independents who defected to support Franklin D Roosevelt. He proposes striking those who backed the 1932 Democratic candidate from party rolls, signaling a hard-line stance amid political realignments.
A raidruined dispatch outlines swift abolition talk in Hoover era circles. President-elect Henkevale faces fiscal furor as the currency debate shifts to the comptroller's temporary powers over national banks. Cuba marks independence anniversary with a fatal train blast. Sheriff warns of harsher measures against mobs amid foreclosures. Senate finance considers replacing the base currency with silver.
City High hosted a morning assembly at Gredley High School where students voted on graduation and announcements. Brice Mond, class president, presided as Paul Gillenpia, principal, spoke about the number of scholarships received and how to apply for them.
A scrambled local note records Grover Fab with Mr and Mrs and other residents dining together midweek. Names such as Nira, Margaret Mitchell, and Artie Alumbaugh appear with unclear affiliations. The fragment mentions Prairie Canter, Buckingham, and West Pawoee, with references to medical situations and a hospital stay.
A 26 year old apparently madness attacked his father and one sister and wounded another in Rochester New York on February 25 or 26 before turning the gun on himself causing a fatal death. A Volta States National team at Washington State was credited with a model of an electric motor for a car dated IAT.
A dense list of weekly social activities across town highlights meetings, dinners, and gatherings. Groups including Progressive, Red Cross, Lady Circle, and various garden and bridge clubs plan events from Tuesday through Friday, with notes on hostesses, locations, and attendance.
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