03 Jul 1933
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1933
Page
1
Local bakers failed to reach an agreement and bread prices stayed steady in Greeley. A preliminary meeting in Denver Wednesday is planned to discuss a general price increase, with rumors of a new nickel loaf and white bread at a higher per pound cost.
Mrs. X Benoit, wife of X Tanott, of 4839 Seventh avenue, died Sunday at her home after a heart attack. A long-time Greeley resident, she is survived by her husband, ten children, and eight grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at Park Congregational Church with Rev. Charles Houger officiating. burial at Linn Grove. Armtrong's Mortuary of Batonte in charge.
An unclear OCR fragment recounts a tale involving Scorchy Smith, The Scragglers, and characters or terms like Sai pei gee wile ceils and Aaultven. The text is garbled with references to double costing and ransom money, producing a fragmentary scene with unidentified individuals and events.
A violent storm from the Great Lakes region struck Chicago Sunday causing $4.0 to 2.0 million dollars in damage and injuring many. Strong winds toppled trees, damaged homes, and disrupted events at O’Hare and the Century of Progress grounds. Thirty-six fires and over 6,000 basements flooded as power lines fell and watchmen were harmed.
Mrs Ella Flynn 28 burns herself and five month old baby to death in Omaha home. Mother-in-law recounts details of tragedy including infant taken from crib, baby set on basement floor, gasoline poured, fire started, mother flees yard, self-harm halted by burns, taken to hospital. Mrs Flynn married to Wiegil D Flynn, railroad employee.
A garbled list of stocks and bonds from a historic market page. Names include American Can Western Electric General Electric, Continental Ou, Fort Wayne, Woolworth, and Atlas Cement among others. The chunk reads like a ledger of securities with prices and percent yields, typical of early 20th century financial columns.
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Hutchins of Arriba died when a gas stove exploded sparking a house fire. Mrs Hutchins, formerly Alfarata McAllister of Greeley, watched as her husband tried twice to rescue the baby but was severely burned. The tragedy was learned just days after the baby's birth.
Denver July 3 The Colorado executive council, studying state finances, directed R J Taylor state purchasing agent to visit all state institutions and meet their purchasing officers. The aim is to coordinate buys for economy as commodity prices rise and to secure needed supplies and equipment. Governor Johnson noted the price outlook suggests early purchases.
District Judge John C. Young denied action to dismiss informations against E. M. Gross, state funding and loan commissioner, and Logan M. Wines, president of Midland Oil Refining Co. of Denver. The state official faced charges for failure to examine the books of City Savings Building and Loan Association and Home Savings Building and Loan Association as required by law. Irregularities were found in the institution’s books after they closed. Wines is charged with operating a confidence game.
Market report notes wheat and grains rising on news from Roosevelt and crop damage. Prices surged to near six cent bushel highs for the day, with declines later amid large storage and supply concerns.
Annapolis dispatch reports Major Suly and cabinet members sailing to Annapolis to meet President Roosevelt aboard the Indianapolis cruiser. The group carried a message on the national recovery program and waited at the naval academy dock before heading out to the flagship. Secretaries Roper Ickes Ewanson Dery Wallach and Attorney General Cummings attended, with Henry L. Roosevelt also present.
Early irrigation boosts beet growth as more farmers water before wilting. Beets watered timely show strong growth, while those wilted beforehand may yield less tonnage. Editors warn wilting signals a period of water need preceding leaf decline. Water is vital as beets cannot grow without supply. quick rehydration after drought can mislead with healthy looks. Farmers plan ongoing light irrigations through the season.
Four men were held at the county jail Monday on varied charges. George Worden of the Kersey district faces contempt after failing to provide $20 support for his minor children. M. Kapinors, 28, was arrested Saturday by deputy sheriffs for tearing two salters from fallow beet work. Espinoza allegedly tore up clothing to collect a debt of $2. Joss Martinez of Hogtown is jailed on a drunk charge and R. Loveform faced a separate disturbance complaint.
A cow with a broken leg was struck by a fruit truck driven by Pall Turley of Denver six miles north of Greeley on the old Loveland road. The truck overturned, injuries reported, and the fruit load was scattered. Driver C. W. Bonneman of Brush also involved in a separate crash. Hurlop’s truck flipped into a ditch. Local vegetable shipments disrupted.
Local radio event features the Singing Cowboy Comoe performing as the Lonsseme Cowboy in person. Free admission tonight with evening lot, cold beer and lunches available. All locals invited to attend.
Market notes from Omaha and Knoxville report cattle hogs lambs and sheep trading, price trends, and load details. Cattle and hogs show gains in most classes with calves and yearlings strong, top weights near record ranges. Notes include quotes on feeder stock, shop prices, and regional shifts in demand and supply.
F E Baker, a Cree Anit investment major, returns for the summer to his home at 5 Eleventh Avenue and rural northern Colorado. He spent the past year with his daughter Mrs Ruth Andre Watertown Mass. En route, he plans a trip with banker Laker of Urbana. Baker reports improving in the east.
A birth is recorded at 110% Eleventh Avenue with one child delivered on July 2 at Grealay Hospital. Parents are listed as Mr and Mrs Clarence. The notice notes a new arrival in the family and provides location details.
Richard Otten 62 died early Monday in Garr after a 25 year career in the pensioned service. Survived by three daughters Mrs Deasle Wick Mrs Almede Chadwick and Mrs Mand Otten and five grandchildren. A brother John Otten also survives. Funeral service Wednesday at Carry Presby church Macy with internment Lion Grove. Police Court Fines: Jon Jac faces levy of 26.50 for disturbance and Roger Austin 110% on a drunk charge.
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