15 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1935
Page
1
A fragmented report describes Long's Scout Conference at a college with references to attendees, venues, speakers, and program items. Names such as Marie Cottere and Antone appear amid scattered notes about meetings, committees, and activities.
The article highlights business women in Greeley and nationwide cooperating on a program led by Trace Medley Beardsley and others. It mentions leadership roles in international women’s organizations and a plan for broader collaboration among federations to advance wartime economic efforts.
Markets show mixed activity as investment securities and bonds move through January trading. Dealers report steady interest in key issues with gradual shifts in yields and a cautious tone amid sparse high volume participation.
Judge Burke of the Colorado Supreme Court is announced to speak at Park Church Thursday evening. After remarks by the president, John F. Redmon and Jerlyn Robert Group 3 will present an award and the program will conclude with a reception.
Mary Bel Stott, longtime head of the National Women’s Club, died in Washington today after injuries from an automobile crash. Born in Albion, she served as a prominent national figure and officer in the Colorado Women’s Club movement, leading conventions and holding honorary president roles.
Death notices list Mrs Anna Ef Johnson 81 died at Millikes Tuesday morning. J G King of Qenser, father of I Stephens King, noted active in the fraternity. Funeral services held Monday for Walter Crom. burial at Tin Grove. Walter Scott Crom born Spring Valley Minnesota 1867, moved with parents to Nebraska, married Mary A Robins January 24 1892. nine children. Mary A Crom and seven others named. Mary Foley Omaha. Ada Stephens Platteville. Leong Bromfield Hillenburg Arkansas. Relatives include Mary A Crom, seven children, 41 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. 4 brothers and 2 sisters.
Funeral services for GB M Murray will be held Sunday at 2 o'clock from the Pire¢ Christian church on Thirteenth Street and Eighth Avenue, with Rev Charles Hannan officiating. Interment will follow at Linn Grove Cemetery.
The article outlines a rural education conference with sessions on teaching demonstrations, faculty talks, and practical classroom strategies. Key figures include state education leaders and Colorado State College of Education faculty guiding workshops and discussions.
Third expert questions the authenticity of the ransom notes and Hauptmann writing while examining forgery indicators. Tyrrell and Lam discuss whether forgers copy samples or imitate educated handwriting and how linguistic quirks might betray a forger. The trial moves forward as prosecutors push for conclusions about Flach's life.
Ault woman hosts a village soirée with Mrs. Mollieder and other locals. Guests enjoyed refreshments as new club members were honored, travel plans discussed, and gridal showers noted. Barker speaks on South Sea islands at Evans Meet, while a transition to bridge and social hours follows with attendees listed. The Tuesday Progress reports a club meeting featuring stories and refreshments.
At the Denver show Sirch calves earned prizes in multiple classes. Competitors included Norse breed entrants led by judge notes praising several top finishers. Glover bred calves and Sitwell showcased notable entries while other named exhibitors earned recognition in registered cattle displays.
Soaring cattle prices energized attendees at the National Western event. Prices climbed to around $2 a hundredweight in some markets, drawing buyers and sellers despite uncertain futures.
The issue reports on births at Grestay hospital and nearby clinics, noting the arrival of a fourth daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Seite, and other newborns. It lists names such as Dr. and Mrs. Gh The Bonzeb and mentions families including the Lie Greeley hospital staff and local residents.
An early report estimates the sun’s surface temperature at a high level, noting measurements suggest an extremely hot surface. The article discusses methods of estimating solar temperature and potential implications for understanding stellar physics.
Fragmentary OCR extracts list names and phrases without coherent narrative. Key entities are mismatched, giving no clear event, date, location, or outcome to summarize meaningfully.
The garbled report mentions Wool Growers asking aid from Colorados authorities amid confusion. It references Washinston, Frain, and Werth 2 wattle Mer pene sl wats eee Coun ole Tua var the ut ANE. The text contains numerous errors and unreadable segments, but implies requests for assistance and possible financial or policy actions affecting sheep and cattle industries.
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions names and events but lacks coherent details or full context. The fragment includes scattered terms like Rye and Mar but no complete roles, dates, or actions to summarize a clear news item.
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