Frost Delays Drag Line at Glenmere Job Site
Frost halts work on the Glenmere project delaying the drag line. A county borrowed shovel was moved into the lake to complete tasks as crews await thaw. Street crews prepare Sixth Avenue for storm sewer work with a roller ordered to clear ground for three blocks south from Thirteenth Street.
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Glenmere
Pilon
R. F.C
William Welsh
Sixth Avenue
Thirteanth Street
Fis
Qrel
Sunlaliation
R, PLC. Lnvor
Browitt Reports on Grealey Hospital Operations
The annual report by superintendent igen B. Browitt details hospital operations in 1932 at Grealey hospital. Births reached 248 with 122 boys and 126 girls while deaths numbered 120. Total admissions were 1,873 with 19,719 hospital days supplied and an average daily census of 53.8. Costs rose to 72,687.77 dollars after indigents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grealey Hospital
Igen B. Browitt
Greeley Hospital
Hirlia
Coun
Greeley Worphaly
Gerrice
Torrad
Tol Eure
Hich
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Local Residents
Death notices request funeral services for Maza Piatt at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon in Atney's drawing room with interment at Linn Grove. A funeral for Hubert Motnes, a child of Air, and Dr Gust Holmes, who died Sunday, will be held at 1 pm Tuesday in Macy's drawing room with interment at Linn Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maza Piatt
Linn Grove
Hubert Motnes
Pirath Old Zon
Air
Gust Holmes
Macy's
Linn Greve
P Skaggs Not To Move for Two Months
A garbled notice states P Skaggs will not move for two months. It mentions a grocery storm and relocation plans to the Seventh Street site, with operations continuing at the Ninth Street location. The text is partially unreadable but indicates a temporary halt and equipment movement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Skaggs
P. Skages Raya Bat
Greeley Haviware
Implement Company
Mmarkuely
Publicity Film Promotes Policemen's Charity Ball Event
The article describes a publicity film produced by a cinematorapher for the Policemen's Charity Ball. It features Acting Major Lee B. Carroll and Alderman itelph Alwhay Duyfog, with Chief Roberts and Patrolman John Molur as pall committee chair. The ball is planned for February 17 at Saint View ta Vilton with tickets sold at Wall venues. Three prints were prepared for exhibition after filming, showcasing Lewis equipment. film shows will occur at all scent theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Pierce notices and community events in January
County Briets- Sligo Tan 30 Myr Mya William Selieub spent days last week at the algae show in Honger. John Huffman had misfortune in to the Ulrewn from run horse run Wweex oF no ngo and broke foot. We will be confined to the house for a month for aid. Walter Stratton visited several homes for relief workers. A Mehl snow of two inches fell Wednesday. Ervine Lamar visited his brother Roy Wednesday evening and took his breathers Tim amit Biby back to Grealey. The closing ant sale of W. N. McCoy near Arlseshile held weather during January. Some snapped corn and forage is being sought. farmers expect plenty of rough feed. Jan 30 My and Mrs Sol Shaffer will go to Denver Sunday for Lutheran church convention. Josephine Travis of Greeley spent the weekend with Phyllis Rowe. Katherine Mueller visiting. Last Sunday was census day at the forelove church, a children's diary directed by Miss Ruby Natlen. About 150 people attended. Merman Mock and Harald Stanley Winkléd graduated from this school. Only two more conference basketball games will be played at Pierce. Berthoud girls and Jonsa town Soye in Pierce Friday. Friday a holiday at Pioton school. teachers observed Observation Day. Mrs William Carlson and Mrs Prod Walhur hosted bridge at Nome. Mrs Halbert Oxden and L. M. Rowe next hostesses. Worley family donated memory books to Pierce High School for Clarence Worley, including encyclopedia set and reference works. Clarence attended Pierce grade and high school several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sligo
Tan
Mya
Wiliam Selieub
Honger
Wil
John Huffman
Howe
A. Finch Yeail
Mie
Walter Stratton
Ervine Lamar
Roy
Timamit Biby
Grealey
NM. T
M. E. Buckendorf
Rahart Johston
Roy Lamar
Don Gil ‘Hette
Hay Wiuelap
FA. Tieuher
W. N. McCoy
Arlseshile
Pierce Pierce
Sool Shaffer
Denvar
Shafer
Axel Peterson
Lucerne
Josephine Travis Afreeley
Phyllig Rowe
Ming Anna Mueller
Focal High School
Denver
Katherine Mueller
Ruby Natlen
Merman Mock
Harald Stanley
Berthoud Girls
Jonsatown Soye
Pierce Fr
Ault
Pioton
Aehoola Aad
Mettiada
William
Clarence Worley
Local News Fixes and Meetings From Fort Lupton to Greeley
Hrysa Morgan and Harold Hecbower took a business run to Rock River on Monday returning Wednesday. Mrs George Bannon Gene Woodman and Emery Walker were in Greeley Wednesday afternoon for business. Attendees from here at the Great Western Sugar meeting in Fort Lupton Tuesday night included TW Birkie GI Votlmer W A Hoberts J S Birkig and F J Hiden Brandt Sugar Camp hosted a dinner at the AR club. Discussions covered soil and beet diseases and cures, with illustrated slides. School was dismissed Monday so teachers could attend Sharural activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Birkig
F. J. Hidenbrandt
Mrndey
Kansas City Market Report Highlights Livestock Prices
Kansas City market notes January 20 show cattle and calf prices mixed with steady to softer streams. Traders report feeder steers steady, vealers and vealers brisk, and lambs largely steady. hogs and sheep demand varied with regionwide price shifts and bulk lots in the 92 to 75 range. Influences include California and state markets, with notable figures such as top vealers reaching around 5.50 and feeder calves near 3.10.
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Drnver Venter
Yhoe
Ively
Heller Eaves i
Hell
Kansas
Kannan City
Steven Stockers
Sheen
Vales
Saiabis Weal
Community notes and events at Greeley and nearby towns
Saturday and Sunday conference events at Vimehers College, luncheon at the home of Mrs. Dale Garl, and numerous local social activities in Greeley and surrounding areas. Frances Hooper, Mina Landing, and Genevieve Wasley featured attendees. original poetry, readings, and music formed the day’s program under the club’s direction led by Mrs. Petersen. weekly reports mention visitors from Greelay, Ovid, and Eaton amid family gatherings, dinners, and notices of relocations and revocations of wills.
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Vimehers Collegs
Piitay
Mine Bitzel Aliard
Dwight
Thele Lome ix Greeley
Mies Frances Hooper
Mina Arline
Mee. C. Camden
Ales
Genevieve Wasley
Kenno
Ault Avi
Ina
Dale Garl
Direr
H. Petersen
Bacame Bragdensters
Tyom Station
MVTZ
Are. Petoygen
Annoynter
Mra. Delbert
Quslatant
Mesdones Peterson
Eba
Myé
Robert Annand
Mra Fark Varls
Ares
Homer G. Smith
Qaem
Mra
Each McCall
3Ra
Elm
Yorla
Hout Ee G
Beer Bill Reported Favorable by Finance Committee
The finance committee sent the bill to the Senate with a favorable report. The measure proposes a $0.05 per exit beer tax and aims to adjust provisions related to beer prices and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilie
Serials Finance Committee
Blaine
Senate
Twoitay
Deadline for Return of Strikers in Detroit
Detroit news reports Briggs Manufacturing and nearby plant workers returning to their jobs after a walkout. About 300 to 400 former Briggs employees and around 200 at the Briggs East Side plant resumed work, while 6,000 workers were involved. demonstrators outside Highlands Park and police presence noted for peacekeeping.
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Detrost
Lan
Beigen Manufacturing
Tighland Park
Briggs Company
Eset
Lelgos
Gata
Botnth
Seri
Grain Prices Rise on Market Rumors
Grain prices rose on rumors that British advisers pushed wheat higher in futures and that European demand remained weak due to high import duties. U.S. officials noted a drop in total wheat supply to 183,694,006 bushels and mixed price moves across corn oats and provisions. The Tariff Commission began a study on adjusting duties for countries that have deserted the gold standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontay
Chicago
Premisr
Washington
Europe
U.S
Tariff Commission
Jan
Luncheon of Chamber for School Boards Saturday
A Chamber of Commerce luncheon gathered school board members and education tender officials for Venehora college’s education conference. J B Butterworth, chief speaker, addressed attendees while hosts prepared seating and logistics amid some outward regret from the event organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber For School Boards
Chamber of Commerce
Tari
Venehora College
J.B. Butterworth
Suen
Wyoming House Overrides Veto on Gin Marriage Law
The Wyoming House of Representatives voted 39 to 22 to override Governor Miller’s veto, maintaining the gin marriage law. A total of forty two votes were needed to overturn the veto, with the measure advancing amid party and procedural arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Anaseeiites Dyess
Wyoming House of Representatives
Mittler
Miller
One Cent a Day Insurance Policy Offer
The Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co offers a new accident policy paying up to 100 dollars a month for disability and 1000 dollars for death, with no examination and free enrollment. Over 160,000 people already bought this policy. send 10 months’ premium and address details to apply.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Dierks
Kao
Thi Polley, Mew
Rowen
Trey
Polley
Stork Fixpress Nort' st hospital births and meeting notices
In Greeley area a daughter born January 28 to Mr and Mrs T M Ryeu of Houted Hox 86. Also a son born January 30 to Mr and Mrs Hey Raed of 826 Sislvanth glvest Saw 10. Also birth announcements for Harold Fulchanin at Gheyenne Wye and others. Englewood hosts fourteenth annual Colorado Clacksuutiy and Horse abner Association convention February 4 at Oud Fellows hall with 1:30 a.m. registration. speaker lineup includes J H Cornberg president and O By Sinan secretary. Kansas City Grain closes with May and July wheat and corn futures listed. prices shown for oats and rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork Fixpress
Nort
Growlay Hospital
T. M. Ryeu
Houted
Greeley
Troul Alka
GT. Brown
Eaton
Mre
Hey Raed
Sislvanth Glvest
Blackemithe
Englewood
Colorado
Clacksuutiy and Horse Abner Association
Oud Fellows Hall
Samwrday
J.H. Cornberg
Sinan
al Cassidy
Markets Denver Potato and Livestock Prices Report
Denver and Chicago market notes show mixed movements in potatoes and livestock. Prices for potatoes hover near $1.16 to $2.50 per unit, while cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep display narrow changes with typical ranges and some weak to steady bids across regions including Denver and Omaha.
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Frost
Clontea Briers
T. 2
Colorado Jad
Igencament
County Briets
Vilatteville
Homer Hoopee
Tsndeenarke Ee
Pan
Buenos Aires
Roosevelts
Frackiin
PB. Roosevelt
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
G. Ernest Smith
Menors
Olfi Venable
Guy Warren
C. L. Nelaler
Ovid
Jolasburg
K. McDonald
Kenneth Campbell
Greelay
Charter My
J. Donald Siversendson, Moss, Mr. and Dire, Ress. Jeremiasseo
John Jeremiasson Ford
Fred Arstatage
C. O. Inckton
Wees Mechelis
Rosa Jeremfangen
Fort Collins
Inesa
Ara Myrs
Ross Jerembngdon
Afra
Fred
Armetage
Raton
Menare
Meadames
Jeng Hansen
John Jeremiansen
J. Donald Rivera
Ben
Rass
Gladys Hell
Esate
Birs
Bell
McMamara
James McNamara
Nunn
Louis B. Reed
Thomas A. Nixon
Julia Stockover
McNamare
Okeh
Detroit
Brigg Manufacturing Company
Inauil
Chicagoi
Sermet Inquil
Cay
Syria
Harold Fulchanin
Kansas City
Oaly
Cork
Dna
Dee
Deena Nat Fule
Denver Cruniery
Omaha
Ahg Sloe
Virginie
Jong Ted Helter Kent
Practica T
Steckers
Early
Wales
Dan
Filtay
Generelly
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