13 Jul 1931
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1931
Page
1
Weld County residents form local Taxpayers Association units to campaign for tax reform and state income tax study. Leaders include Herbert H. Mann and J H Rawa with county officials and college leaders weighing equalization and shifts in tax burden, signaling broad regional mobilization.
A group of instructors from the oucadian department at Teachers College will depart as the quarter ends. Names include Elma Neal, J H Risley, Merle Prunty, J H Stutaman, and others. New arrivals join next week, some for two weeks, to begin the next phase. Dr Glass of Halfling College anticipates joining the classes, with H L Donovan arriving soon after.
Ticking bleeding protruding hemorrhoids are blamed on poor circulation and weak urine flow. An internal remedy is claimed to remove the cause with salves and Dr Bardt’s prescription. Hemrold promises relief from long feeding piles with a bottle offered by Dilert Bish Drug Co.
Los Angeles expands trade links with Rocky Mountain suppliers. The chamber of commerce reports 1930 purchases across fruit, dairy, poultry, meats, and livestock totaling over 2.0 billion dollars in value, with per capita food spending cited at 20.25 dollars. Los Angeles plans further market visits to Colorado to assess offerings and expand orders.
Dr W D Armentrout will conduct a two week class session after returning from Hawai I will also be here Br Donovan the East Kentucky State Teachers College president at Richmond Ky R L Hunt Madison Ohio superintendent will teach the second half of the quarter A L threshold of the Denver public schools lectured on Monday and Tuesday to train administrators contacted during the summer by Dr Ly Troxel
The nation’s museum safeguards about 18000 of the roughly 40000 known wechen fly specimens. This collection highlights the species diversity and the archival effort to preserve entomological history.
Bob Crosler shifts from Greeley to Grand Lake for the season with Plow Cone work. Denver-bound Heckendorns visit their baby Marian Alma and Mildred Page in Denver. Effie Norton joins the group for summer work at Colorado Teachers College. Mr and Mrs S B Mann host out of town guests including John P Mann of Colorado Springs. Lambda Sigma Tau radio talks begin with Arthur Harris on Station KFKA in Greeley at 1:16. Hazards discuss DCG and past travel, while Col Vestal and Mrs Vestal visit, planning to join their grandchildren for a San Francisco trip as he resumes MIT duties in Boston.
The Ford actian from the white fleet will arrive in Greeley on Tuesday July 14 for hours of display at Garnsey and Wheeler and other city points. The car was provided by Road Pitot Harry Xrruter and was one of thirteen top picks from dealer stocks.
Joe Nesbit, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Jon Nesbit who live two miles west of Kersey, was badly bruised after being thrown from a work horse on Sunday. He suffered facial cuts and a bruised back and is convalescing at home.
July 13 report from Mexico City states a Mexican aviation pilot bound for Brownsville observed a plane crash on a beach between Tampico and Brownsville. He saw two people waving from the wreckage and believed the craft, NR 66, was Captain Emilio Garranza’s flight, with Edward Maroney and Seth Yorringlor aboard earlier that day.
The air ministry praised LeBrix and Doret for their rapid progress toward Moscow and beyond toward Tokyo. They averaged high speeds despite fuel limits, with favorable Siberian weather aiding their course. Lebrix, 82, famed as the gentleman aviator from Brittany, and Doret, his long time pilot, are pursuing a route along the Trans Siberian plan toward Chita as they near Moscow.
Fragmentary text recalls a World War I pilot awarded bravery commendations and wounded. Postwar, he built a record-breaking aircraft with a 60 horsepower engine, long range capability over 6 000 miles, and fueled by large quantities of gasoline and oil, amid fogged conditions.
Tenor Claude Schellis headlines a concert on Tues on the northeast campus of Yeachera college. Seheil will sing Sorter Misa You by Smith with J. E. Smith directing. Program includes March Friendship and PHM Overture Phedre Mageenet Serenade Low Milllony divig Quin Ninety Nine Out of a Hundred selections from The Vagabond, and a comic Medley. The event features several named players and a church choir style set with organ, wedding music, and a train metaphor sequence.
Star Spangled Banner reports the birth of Kenneth Edward to Mr and Mrs HW Rutherford on July 1 at St Benedicts hospital in Sterling. Rutherford formerly served as superintendent of schools at Batley and was married to Gladdious Wells, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wells of Evans.
Berlin reports the Reich government issued a decree under the dictatorship clause to take over guarantees for the Darmstaedter and National bank. It forbids attachments and prescribes regulations on bank conduct and personnel. penalties include imprisonment up to three years. Jack Goldschmidt and statements cite a general moratorium and rumors as factors in the bank's collapse.
The Danat Bank suspension sparked runs at other major banks as openings began. Depositors faced pressure to withdraw, with some banks paying only a portion of funds. German savings banks association pledged to meet all withdrawal demands up to the total maximum, while mortgage banks reported no impact. President von Hindenburg planned to end his visit and return to Berlin midweek.
Mrs Maximalia Paloming 46 of north Gresley died of tuberculosis Monday, unattended. Deputy Coroner Leo L Lex investigated. G L Whitaker Dick Anderson and Max Doviy 32, Stopsham district, fined for disturbance 46.90 total by Judge Ben Florence after a Saturday dance tabloid report
A Riverside event titled Pan-Heilenie Ball is set for next Friday with Danly Li listed as a participant. Estes Park is noted in the notice as a location reference for the gathering.
Freteeth powder keeps plates tight and comfortable with no gummy taste. Dandorizen claims fasten teeth securely. Available at Glibart Bishop Drug Co or your druggist.
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