09 Jul 1934
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1934
Page
1
A federal rural housing survey across 10 Iowa counties found that 7 percent of the 28 259 homes have distant or intermittent water supply with wells about 94 feet deep on average. Farmers plan investments in pumps pipes and related equipment to improve reliability and climate resilience.
An article from Lincoln Nebraska discusses a proposed electrically charged fence idea. It cites M F Broitig, an inspector at the Nebraska agricultural college, endorsing the concept as a potential aid for livestock containment. The plan involves a fence carrying sufficient electricity to deter and control cattle and other stock.
A readable fragment argues against proliferation of war profits and urges pacifist action. It cites public support shifts, church roles, and political leaders advocating peace while criticizing arms spending and the psychology that sustains conflict. The piece mentions American Marines abroad, naval budgets, and a call for mobilizing public opinion to oppose war.
A garbled report surveys varying beach dress mandates across cities from New York to Boston, detailing restrictions on necklines, trunks, and coverings. It notes officials aim for modest attire while balancing public decency, with different towns enforcing or relaxing rules and citing specific patrols and penalties.
A group of inmates seized a chance to flee the Illinois county jail early today. Several men connected to robberies and forgery were named among those seen fugitives, including Charles Yesry Taylor alias Walter, 63, Chicago, with a 24000 bond for jewelry robbery, Johnny Evans 31, Chicago, linked to banks theft, and others such as Joe Levonian 40 and Ellsworth Fowler 26 faced charges from arson to auto theft.
In a brief hospital note at Groeter hospital on Monday morning July 8, the birth of a baby boy to Mrs Thompson of G2ieton is reported.
Nicholas Rein, a corector of Internal revomro, announces plans to resign as district chair and seek a second role. He will step down at a Denver meeting in Whacret, Colo rado Springs, then become Democratic chair for Larimer county. Delegates and a Democratic state convention are mentioned amid party realignment and nominatingFred Comaings amid limited opposition.
The article discusses a reordered reapportionment dispute with Justices led by Adame and Wileves challenging a law as unconstitutional. It notes seven counties lacking representation and potential double representation, risking nullification if another judge aligns with the dissenters.
Senator James H Hamilton Lewis of Missouri says President Roosevelt plans no further trade reform. He cites confusion over proposed changes and urges lawmakers to tailor legislation to business needs while seeking public buy in. Lewis warns upcoming campaigns will push for adjustments to fit industry interests and prevent overreach.
The state supreme court today upheld the validity of school district judgment bonds issued in Vermont. The decision affirmed the lower court ruling voiding a prior tax assessment case and established the legality of the bonds and the process by which they were issued, noting no due process violation.
A July 9 announcement from the secretary outlines preliminary conference plans for implementing the Taylor Grazing Act. Officials from the department will convene with ranch and Ute groups to map key steps, with a follow up session planned in Glenwood Springs after a Sri Lanka conference.
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Ickes ordered preference for Democratic papers and ads by state officials for government notices, restricting competing ads that exceeded seventy one hundred dollars. Mrs Roosevelt at Waldo Fate pressed for access and interview amid Chicago World’s Fair coverage. Deputy Coroner ordered an inquest into Olaf Nelson’s fatal Lafayette auto crash, while Ella Fareastar of Boulder dies after a long illness and funeral plans are set at Fort Leavenworth.
Report from Gilcrest and Peckham notes renewals in potato fields with quality described as the best in years. Early digging is light with prices steady at $1.25 per hundred for the cabbages variety, while overall market activity remains limited and unclear for yields.
Fragmented readable text notes a Wednesday hearing and a hearing on a tonal and transitional matter. The garbled OCR includes names and places that are unreadable, with no clear outcome or identifyable entities.
A chaotic incident in Wisconsin unfolds with gunfire, fled suspects, and a nearby car pursuit. Deputies chase, recover a body, and observe vehicle damage while authorities investigate the sequence of events and related court actions. The same day, court announcements reference William McCracken and L. H. Elliott related to aviation contract cases and subsequent sentencing discussions.
Lena July 9 reports foreign stalemate discussions as France seeks wartime diplomacy with Germany. Proposals outline stronger defenses with Sir John Seitaln and Corwen secretary coordinating European security measures amid tense political signals.
The collage courts hosted boys and junior tennis tourney draws with singles and doubles entries. Notable seeds included Keith Freeman and Greg Gregory, with several byes in early rounds and matches set for Wednesday evening.
Disjointed report describes new charges against postmasters in Washington about additional dime charges, delivery rules, and revenue implications. It notes that money collected may go to the treasury and references changes in routine and delivery services under new regulations.
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