Red Cross drives aid destitute families countywide
Reports from Weld County show strong Red Cross response with farmers pledging surplus produce for Mississippi relief. H R Wiseman led drives as trucks loaded with potatoes, wheat, and flour destined for Ark and Miss areas. Local families organize fund buys to cover shipping, while Mississippians face widespread hunger and farm distress amid Reconstruction era hardships.
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Red Cross
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Chile
Gan
Tniten
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Ani
Hinton Revidente
Ainers
Ceme
la Dermott
Monticello
Ark
Mathawa Produce Company
Jocal Hems
Wammilies
Sra
L. M. Thompson
Weld County Credit Men's
Uy Weld County
C. D. Chase
Mississipmi
D. W. McBryde
Jackson
Misa
H. KR. Wiseman
Trayels Girnout
Commission For
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Tyattetler
Wiseman
Feye
Ashe
Ted
Ind
Mississippi
McBryde
State farming woes with crop losses cited
Circling sections of the state report poor crops with corn failing to mature and cotton harvests very small. Farmers fear food shortages as crickets destroy fall plantings and hopes for nourishment fade amid low prices.
Market Guide for the Housewife Prices in Greeley Stores
A listing of grocery prices for fruits vegetables and dressed poultry as of January corrected data. It includes Snowflake flour Oasis flour Blue Bell and other brands with weights and per unit costs. Fresh onions peppers cabbage cucumbers apples bananas oranges and citrus appear with assorted prices. Dressed hens and geese are also priced along with nuts dried fruits and butter sugar tea and other staples.
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Oasis Flay
Oasis
Graham
Colo
Greeley
Dugke
Geene
Taskeys
Belgie
Jury finds Wright guilty in well death case near Eagle
Dargie Colo January 24 A jury convicted Leo Wright 60 of first degree murder in the death of John J Pope whose body was found in an abandoned well near Eagle last November 10 The jury recommended imprisonment but final sentence is deferred pending a motion for a new trial The state presented substantial evidence with no witnesses to the murder Pope's body was found by a motorist autopsy showed the body in water a note found in the case deemed a forgery Wright was arrested in Hamilton Mo extradition resisted Pope's belongings including a vest and handkerchief were linked to him the motive cited as robbery based on a claim Wright had sold an automobile that helped Pope and that a rosary and a watch found in Wrights truck belonged to Pope. Wright was sent to Missouri on a carrier named in the headlines.
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Colo
Leo Wright
John J. Pope
Eagle
Francis
Bouck
Wright
Pope
W. H. Luby
Hamilton
Papa
Poppy
Luby
Wright Feft Center
Celo
Erban
Market Setback Follows Week of Advances in Stocks
New York stock market closed a week of steady gains with a mild setback. Investors took profits at week end, while motor shares again sparked caution amid shifting leadership in industrials and transportation sectors.
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New York
Bre
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Nanidato Industrials
Talis
Deaths and Funerals for Knight and Filen Fee
Tiehued Knight 61 died at Grae Jeg hospital after a month stay with a general infection. Daughter in Jackson, Mississippi was notified. Body under Saltley's in Briggsdale. Funeral for Filen Fee filed at 2 o'clock Timnalay Jor Jog on January 22 at her Briggataje home after months of ill health. Funeral services set for Briggsdale Congregational church January 24 at 1 p.m. Interment in Briggsdale.
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Grae Jeg
Knight
Broomfield
Sat Jackson
Saltley’s
Briggsdale
Sarau Filen
Timnalay Iorn
Tan
Haid
Briggataje Congregational
Late Markets Show Corn and Rye Near Season Lows
Market notes from Chicago report corn and rye hitting season low prices with weak finishes and expectant arrivals. Wheat and oats show mixed moves while prices drift and fall from prior levels amid nervous trading.
Seymour Held for Perjury in Senate Probe
Seymour, once a Republican political leader and manager of the national senator campaign in Denver, was indicted for perjury after testifying to the Nye committee. He posted 100000 bond approved by Judge T G Munger. He denied links to the Norris campaign against Senator Norris in Nebraska.
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Neb
Victor Seymour
Republican Politica
Senate
T. GO. Munger
United States District Court
Seymour
Republican National
Denver
United States Senate
Campaign Fund
Gerald P. Nye
Hilng
George W. Norris
Broken Bow
United State
Wheeler Charges Hoover Moist On Prohibition Policy
Senator Wheeler of Montana told the Senate that whispers claim President Hoover is moist on prohibition. He cited newspaper reports suggesting Hoover’s position was misread in the Wickersham report. Iowa Senator Brookhart said the president favors stronger prohibitions, while Wheeler warned of disappointment if Hoover backs a dry stance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Senate Today
Hoover
Montanan
Wickersaam
Waller Nevewton
Brookhart Republican
Towa
Mr. Brookhart
Iowa
Riots Trigger Arrests at Madrid University
Riots erupted among University of Madrid students as clashes broke out between rival groups over republican ideals. Ten students were arrested, seven injured, and authorities imposed strict guard around the campus to restore order.
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Matcid
San
University of Madrid
Jo Iie
Langes
Bpalu
Movaveliists
Clasack
Paisca Ware
Guardas Piaced
Te-Co-Hi-So Pledges Lead Assembly Highlights
Te-Col-So pledges hosted an assembly with two tap dances by Jimmy Gallagher and Lorenzo. A solo by Claranca Swaneon Bang, a piano piece by Huxabeth Farle, and a pantomime entertained the crowd. Kenneth Perry named new sponsor for the ToCodiiSe club with Pauline Pogue. post program, pledges served tea cream and sandwiches to alumni and Training School guests.
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Te-Col-So
Jimmy Gallagher
TéRinn Cushing Behool
Almenta Noretti
Albert
Lorenzo
Claranca Swaneon Bang
Huxabeth Farle
Mary Elizabeth Finley
Olizaybeth Faris
Florence Hateh
Vernon Higging
Adeline Listerman
Gieaun Norris
Carrol Harris
Land Wilsta Walker
Kenneth Perry
Mizz Pauline Pogue
Hie Toosters Club
Tom Sawyer Puppets Planned by Fifth Grade Students
A dramatized Tom Sawyer will be staged by puppets made by fifth grade children at the College Training School. The students, aided by teachers, will craft the puppets as part of their elementary school work. Elisa Elizabeth Lehr is the class supervisor.
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Mark Twain
Srade
College Training School
Tio
Eisa Elizabeth Lehr
Casey Heads Eaton High School Progress and Legacy
John C G Casey longtime educator and principal guiding Eaton high school growth from 1889 through modern expansion. His tenure included new buildings, remodeled junior high, added athletic facilities, diverse curricula, and a 170000 dollar bond program. He presided over a record enrollment rise and a faculty list reflecting a mature civic school community.
British Educator Narrowly Escapes Injury Near Here
F W Turner principal of a large junior high in a London suburb narrowly avoided serious injury when his car was struck on the highway near DuFont. He was en route to Greenley for public school practices and later discussed education policy with Drs. Jean and Cross. Turner, visiting America to study general science teaching on a Bush Foundation scholarship, plans a six month stay, then continues to Colorado University and Chicago.
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London
Hogland
Greenley
DuFont
Tucher
Greeley
F. C. Jean
A. Cross
Teachers College
America
Bush Foundation
England
West
Turner
University At
Colorado
Chicago
Sefara
Binkley Challenges Marshall for Match in Greeley
Binkley issues a challenge to Marshall for a bout to be staged in Greeley. Promoter Norcross reports Marshall has shown caution about appearing here but the Colorado contender has sought to bring him to action locally. If Marshall accepts, the match is likely to be held early in February.
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Marshall
Groeley
Tverelt Marshall
Colorado
Cir Binkley
Ohio
Norcross
Greeley
Ibn Canvass
Norcroad
Marehall
Snown
Dinkley
Exempt From Tests At Ault For Semester
Ault High School announces exemptions for the third week of the semester. Seventeen students earned exemption due to average and attendance records. Names include Martha Mason Robert Romans Bill Polten Winie Fitch Virginia Knox and others from history science math English biology and literature. Exemptions may apply to finals if no tardiness or absences and semester averages meet requirements.
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Aut
Martha Mason
Robert Romans
Bill Polten
Winiefred Fitch
Virginia Knox
Hoglish
Elytes
Josephine Brannon
Isabel Lym- Sindon
Hetty Synth
Anita Lowry
Mildred Page
Mnglish
Kathryn Glidewell
Ruth Sehnenover
Doris ‘Cruickshank
Elsie Molander
Jessie Davis
Pearl Daniels
Lillian Newell
College Hi Debate Season Opens Next Monday at Local High
College high debate season opens next Monday with practice debates at the high school auditorium at 10 o'clock. Eaton and Greeley mark the start of a renewed schedule after a one year hiatus, with Grover and Port Morgan among hosts in upcoming conference debates set for March, and coaches Martin Holm and Miss Father Ben guiding the College High squad through a season of competitive events.
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Gree* Ly
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O'Eldeh
Sud
Ocollege
Lengua
Hed Swith Grover
Fou
Port Morgan
New Raymer
Dobsten
Gresley High
Margaret Colvin
Ruth Binnewles
Clara Dean
Glen Norris
Martin Holm
Lump Debster
College High
Father Ben
College Hight
Greeley High Sealers
Greeley High
Unite Debate League
Fee Dies at Briggsdale Home In Ohio Native Pedigree
Miss Sarah Ellen Fee, long identified with Briggsdale Congregational Church, died early Thursday after months of ill health. Born in Bethel Ohio she moved to Denver as a young woman and later to Briggsdale with her brother Dr F M Fee. She was a pharmacist who ran a drug store in Denver then aided in Briggsdale’s drug trade and church activities. Funeral set for Saturday January 24 at 2 PM at Briggsdale Congregational Church with burial in Briggsdale cemetery.
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Sarah Ellen Fes
Miss Fee
Bethel
Ohio
Miss Pee
Denver
F. M. Dee
Bee
Meade
Bea
Miss Feefa
Mrs Blacklidge Quits Her Government Role
Myra Myrtle Blacklidge resigns as director of internal revenue in Chicago. She issued a formal statement denying any ulterior motives and claiming health concerns in leaving the office. The move follows reports of a $60,000 loan and a linked financial downturn amid a period of personal hardship and the death of her husband.
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Myrtle Taber
Offica
Internal Revenue
Khyena
Gypita
Blacklidge
Guy Ulterior
Litsinger
Elnee Che
Treas en's Notice on Tax Deed for Weld County Land
Tax deed notices warn owners and lienholders in Weld County Colorado of properties including Lots and Blocks described, with names Wattson and Nell Lumber Co, Colorado National Bank, Portland Cement Co, and others. Notices show tax sale dates, redemption periods ending 1930 and 1951, and indicate certificates issued to Wasson and treasurer actions.
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Hertin
Rado Portland Cement Co
Fragraahy
Soth
Swift
Wall
F. Wasson
Wasson
Kaz
Wall County
Not Lumber & By
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Jesse R. Papers
Nald Countyet
Col Firat Publicstien
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Rower
Reid Coury
Weld County
Asid Weld County
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Iaea
Nell Lumber Shy Co
A. PD
Jenny
R. Pattery
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