Lamb Feeding Totals Revealed in County Bidding Report
A county bidding report released Saturday by Weld County Credit indicates 431,180 sheep fed locally with totals rising to over 434,180 lambs and 26,471 cattle fed in county lots. The document notes comparison with eight year feeding activity, citing data gaps due to incomplete carloading figures and noting parity with prior averages.
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Wely
To Weld County Credit Asgach Nilon
Han
Lamba
Cuttin
Tigarea
Ratile
Vaxort
Association
Kendrick Urges War on Colorado in River Dispute
Wyoming Senator Kendrick accuses Colorado of muddying its waters to deny Wyoming rights on the North Platte. Casper irrigation official Wilkerson cites substate talks for a Casper-Alcova project as part of a tri state river conference. Public in Wyoming read the letter urging neighborly cooperation amid interstate water tensions.
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Caepet
Colorado
North Platta River
U. S
J. Kentetek
Wyoming
Evary
Kendrick
Uronsead
W. B. Wilkerson
Casper
Chairan
North Plutte River
Kensrick
Unclear OCR Novelty Notes and Political Rumors
A mangled OCR snippet reports a birth notice for a daughter and various political rumors. It mentions Maureen O'Gul yan Irish actress, Jake Farrer film writer arrest, Senator Caray Wyoming on grazing stock protests, and a campaign to appoint 31. A. Otero as Panama Canal Zone governor. The text is fragmented with multiple garbled names and dates.
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Los Angeles
Murray Gareton
Apecie
Secretary of Labor
Maureen O'gul+ yan
Jake Farrer
United States
Urero
Washington
Sil
Fopil
Garoling
Frank Hamlin
Anderson, 3. C
A. Otero
Santa Fe
N. M
Panama Canal Zone
Al Smith Declines Cabinet Seat and Indication
Wallington Jan 28 Former Governor Alfred E. Smith said he would not accept a cabinet position in the Roosevelt administration and would not attend the inauguration on March 4. He indicated uncertainty about the coming administration and would not disclose his future plans. He did say he expects to attend the inauguration.
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Wallington
Alfred B. Smitch
New York
Iing
Roosevelt
Smith
Apapar Leu
Belater Capeland
New ‘York
Germany
Lehman
He Rendre
Copeland
Moss Platt Dies A Longtime Greeley Resident
Moss Platt a long time Greeley resident died Friday afternoon at his sister Ara Miller’s home 1417 Seventh Avenue after years of poor health. He helped establish the market now known as Grand Market and ran a shop near his Tribune-era location. Survived by four brothers Charles Platt Roeelwater N W L Platt Dre Platt and Jay Platt and sister Mrs Miller. He was unmarried.
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Moss Platt
Greeley
Ara Fda Miller
Seventh Avenue
Bir
Platt
Greeley Foenver
Ife
Grand Market
Ato Shrves
Charles Platt
Roeelwater
Portland
Dre
B. Platt
Grealey
Ad Jay
Eaton
Miller
Whanghoma
Chinese Holders of Gap in Wall Attacked Again
A Chinese force attacked the gap in the wall at Chiur ankow but was driven off after a three hour fight. Details of the engagement were not available. Other items note tariff talks, a homicide case in Hackensack, a House budget cut, an arrest in Puechin, and local club notices.
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Chinchow
Manchuna
Onas
Chiurankow
Vertoriuy
Stocks and Bonds in a Panicked Market Shuffle
An OCR fragment lists stocks and bonds with pricing hints and company names such as General Electric General Motors Union Pacific Woolworth Montgomery Ward and more. The garbled text suggests a market brief with closing prices and investment notes including bonds and local stocks. The piece lacks coherent context but preserves named entities and price fragments.
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Amestcan
American A & T
General Motor
Montgomery Ward Standard
J. Union Pacific
Stee Woolworth
Steitles
An. Com
Biec
Bond & Share
Arkid Denver
Stockvaras
Great Western
Ubu
Colorado
Ind
Mas & Electric
Trent Ntecka Gorn
Zruss Sharen, Corls
L.a4 Corp
Beris
Denver Market Summary Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices
Markets show cattle and veal steady to higher with feeder stock softening. Lambs and yearlings mix lower on some weights while hogs hold near steady. Denver produce notes steady eggs and modest poultry shifts amid weekly activity and freight impacts.
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Omala Gattin
Alyen Rowe
Comphri Wits
Cullera
Helfere
Mediurm Bulfere
Artis
Neavy
Ain
Ted
Neaths and Funerals Prompt Travel for Family Members
Hari Ross p Eaton was not freed this week after the sudden death of her aunt Med.J, in Heartwell, Nobe, Jan. 22. Lawrence Dowpoyolt and his sister Mrs. Gerald Wilkins of Fort Sforgan plan to travel to Nebraska to attend the funeral. The article notes a bizarre scene about a tree removal and a residential area with various wildlife, reflecting local observations and humorous commentary.
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Hari Ross P Eaton
Med.j
Dempcwat
Heartwell
Nobe
Lawrence
Dowpoyolt
Gerald Wilkins
Fort. Sforgan
Nebraska
Capes Dominate Early Spring Wardrobe Styles
Paris fashion notes highlight capes as a key feature for spring ensembles. Designers show soft wool and voile cloaks in balga, grey, and violet tones paired with frocks and jackets, with street wear trimmed in lynx, fox, and other fineries. A soft belgian wool frock with gold paillettes centers a smart spring look, alongside close fitting basque-hemmed jackets and patterned silks.
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Barbara Beaufort
Associated Press
Paris
Jao
Reading
Warth Sm Altfare
Balga
Denigan
Bordered in gold and blue glass beads adorns new jewelry
A fragment describes Lanthor and Ila presenting bracelets and necklaces as fashion accents. The items feature beaded strands, colored threads, and braided designs aimed at brightening outfits. Specific names and places are unclear in the text.
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Lanthor
Mike
Fragmented OCR Note With Obscure Names and Historical Oddities
A mangled OCR fragment references All Things Considered, Grenville Kieber and Pathinder Magazine with dubious quotes. It mentions a porcupine revenge myth, a death by quill injury, and claims about a first Negev Woman Lawyer Harlan Pe of Washington gaining admission in 1627, a dubious historical balance.
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United States
Grenville Kieber
Pathoy
Pathinder Magazine
Adnan
Tob
Plato
Bercules
Rahelats
Salomon
O Dove
Harlan Pe
Washington
Virpinks
Hus
Chinese graduate speaks to Greelay High students
Franklin Lee, a Chinese graduate of the University of Kansas, addressed Greelay High School students Friday morning. He described civilian and school life of Chinese people and performed several Ghinesv Tt works later in the day during a school visit traveling across the United States. Correspondent Paul S. Gillespie introduced Mr. Lee.
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Franklin Lee
University of Kansan
Greelay High School
Lee
Leofa
United
Hak School
Collegee
AL Ineigh School
Meeker Junior
Soto
Paul 8
Gillespie
Three New Members Join Exchange Club Event
Three new members were inducted at the Friday noon Exchange Club meeting. Soro Marelann, superintendent of schools, Harley M Pghert of Ele College Cleaners, and J. Doubsamier, coach at Collsgy Kixb-A, joined the club along with performances by Henderson, a pianist, and Ginsberg, a violinist, who presented the program.
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Soro Marelann
Schoolu
Harley Mpghert
Ele Collage Cleaners
J. §. Doubsamier
Collsgy
Marriage Annulment Filed In Superior Court Action
Marion Talley of Kansas City had her marriage annulled in a Superior Court records reveal. Michael Revelersen, 43, was the former spouse. A separate fatal crash occurred when Frank R. Dunday, a truck driver, died in a collision at a Dowstown intersection involving a Pope-owned vehicle. Garotta was held by police for 15 points.
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Lamg Reach
Jai
Marisn Talley
Kansas City Operatis Slie Ct
Michael Revelersen
Garman Plant
Awabla
Tan
Frank R. Dunday
Sam Carotta
Dowstown
Garotta
Poituy
Potlee
Public Speaking Py Social Well At Greenly Cafeteria
A school social event at Greeluy cafeteria was supervised by Mrs. Dora Bligon and committee chair Mrs. Greg Gopinger. Attendees included Bruce Parts Reinks and other listed guardians. a tire theft claim by W. Adland was reported at Seventeeth Street.
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Greeluy
Dora” Bligon
Publi Leander
Ng Pong
Secor Verde
Tor
Peethe Clogo
Greg Gopinger
Bruce Parts Reinks
Bustar Eilts
Anrlo Piercop
Erm Tobin
Herman Dostonsiau
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Homer, Noopee
USN
Waeres
Jem
Stork Express
Mire
Duke of
Wassington
Caray
Rapiblican
Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Ington
al Smith
Suik
Firestone
Diet
John Hattos
Isule Maxwell
Truest Grill Lumber Company
Carl GO
Chriatoffers
Mortuano
C. PF. Cone
Denger
Japan
Waablnston
Japanssea
Celitornia
Hackensack
N. J
Carnera
Lena
Spring Valley
Housa
Okehs
Aspeiated Press
House
Negro Ia
Puechin
Puente
Caron City
D. C
Shuford
Negro
Carr
Fiu District Court
Laura Swallows
Soca
Weld County Farmera Protective Antociaton
J. P. King
I. M. Haythorn
A. C. Kigter
Newman
Newman Club
Eary
Wallace Bank
Monte Vista
Wallace
State Bank
Ace
Carl D. Mexiniey
Mandy
Tod Helfern
Wendy
Choten Yealery
Gewer
Nordral Londa
Tioga
Leeck
Denver
Butler
Bert Alcara
Oelinde Fawer
Strang
California
Nate— Ghle
Hholes
Ewer Arog
Eloady
Tate
eHtcaGa
Drar- RY
Temba Unier
Fieae
Weatorna
Enya
Fainando
Wangaa
A. Com
Amry
Dlumay
Magere
Maternity Center Association
Edgar Reynolds
Satah Gould
Luke Lea
Nashville Isher
Aghville
Pends
Annaville
Lemlu
Jorcupine
6Th Ave
Littler Fuel & Feed Co
Eval & Clayton Coal
Greel Ice & Storage
K. U
Guy
Exchange Club
Marion Talley
W. Adland
Dean
Austin Auction Ser
Bulletin
Noble Sanden
Wyandotte
Carter, Bean and Corm
Fred N. Austin
RL. Ritchey
Colorado Auctioneers’ Association
Macys
Walter
Macy Mortuary
7Th Ave
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