Indians Here To Advertise Frontier Days
Twenty six members of the Turnt Thigh tribe of Aloux Indiana visited Greeley Sunday to promote the thirtieth annual Frontier Days in Cheyenne next week. Chief Arnold Iron Shel leads the delegation with interpreter Lawrence Left Hand Dull yan. The visitors performed dances at Lincoln Park and the college campus for over one thousand spectators before moving on to Fort Calling Loveland Longmont and Boulder then Denver. Frontier Days opens Tuesday and runs through the week with a grand parade scheduled for Wednesday at 9 30. Miss Jean Nimmo titled Miss Frontier will join the festivities and assist in the ticket giveaway for the show.
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Aloux
Indiana
Graoley
Cheyanne
Arnold Iron Shel
Lawrence
Cheyenne
Miselon
Lawrence Lott
Dull Yan
Lincoln Park
College
Greeley
Fort Calling
Loveland
Longmont
Boulder
Denver
Utes Park
Fred Porter
Freeley
Mies
Jean Nimmo
Mias Frontier
Business Slump Echoes Past Across Periods Says Bureau
Washington reports that history repeats in business mood as the Agricultural Department notes similarities between depressions in 187 to 1906 and 1914 to 1931. It cites price deflation after wartime inflation, recovery spurts, and prolonged low activity predicting a near revival.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
Ong
Mrs McLaughlin Wins Court Bout with Schroeder
Mrs Irene Contle McLaughlin a former dancer and William Schroeder a Wheeling farmer faced each other in court. A jury found Schroeder guilty of cruelty to animals and fined him ten dollars. McLaughlin had alleged animal cruelty and disorderly conduct while Schroeder claimed his feed was the best garbage in Evanston. He plans to appeal.
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Aawertater
Preeny
Morton Grove
Irene Contle McLaughlin
William Schroeder
Wheeling
Court of Justics
Polce
Béngatock
Wcore
McLaughlin
Schroeder
Evanston
Ill Pend
McLaughlin-Schroeder
Robert
Texas Closes Bridge That Okla Opens
Texas officials under Adjutant General Sterling and Ranger Tom Hickman rebuilt the Texas end of the new No. 4 free bridge over the Red River after Oklahoma Governor Murray ordered its removal. The barrier is now protected by Texas highway department barriers. Murray had opened two bridges despite a federal restraining order. Governor Murray’s action drew a response from Texas officials and a separate injunction hearing in Houston.
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Taxa Highway Department
Sterling
Co Rm
Pentwon
Terral
Murray
Texan
Olaloma
Gainenville
Murry
Mineral Wella
Texas
Hors Sterling
Dendnon
Genttlemen
Camp Woltershore
Oklahoma
Houston
T. M. Kennerly
Kennerly
Lha
Windsor Delegates Elected for Grand Lodge Oct Meet
Windsor selects delegates for the Grand Lodge of Old Vel to be held in Alamose in October. Carl Anderson and rural carrier A. St. Comin were chosen at the meeting after Lakeside Lodge No. 3 installation. Officers named include Oscar Swanson B C Wigle W Crosby Clarence Anderson and others.
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Windsor
A. St. Comin
Carl Anderson
Grand Lodge
Oldvel
Alamose
Fleers
Lakeside Lodge No
Oscar Swanson
B.C. Wigle
W. CG. Crosby
Clarence Anderson
A. H R. Comb
Lodgs
Roy Ray
Grand Wardan
T. Ray
Grand Waryhall
Oscar Solomon
Ralph Calitson
Fer Fald
Oscar Ewanson
Wisle
Cigs
Wind Sweeps Train Collision. Three Die Near Horace
A wind storm blew a car into the path of a Missouri Pacific passenger train near Horace Kansas. Three men died and several others were injured, including two identified victims Virgil Graber 25 and George Miller 20 of North Platte Neb. The third victim未 identified remains. Miller’s mother confirmed his identity. The auto was found near the scene and the men were harvest hands.
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Horace
Kana
Virgil Graber
George Miller
North Platte
Neb
Miller
Freid Miller
Graber
F. Gosper
Miggouri Pacific
Kansan
Elding
Peter Cheese Dies at Platteville in 60th Year
Peter D B Cheese aged 60 died at his Platteville farm home Thursday morning at 10 20 due to infirmities of age after five months of declining health. Funeral set for 1 pm Saturday at Platteville Methodist Church Stranathan and Johnston in charge. A pioneer resident since Christmas Day 48 years ago he was well known in southern Ward county. Born near Chicago he is survived by his wives two daughters and son.
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Platteville
Peter DB
Platteville Methodist Crurch
Stranathan
Johnston Ars
Cheene Wan
Bork
Chicago
Child Reflects His Parent's Fears in Youthful Training
Child training guidance from the Children's Bureau argues fears are imitated, not inherited, from parents. It urges adults to avoid frightening a child, to replace commands with gentle encouragement, and to teach danger without instilling undue anxieties and superstition.
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Bess Furman
Washington
Mathare
Apinach
Auch
Children's Bureau
Httla
Bureau
Athera
Willie
Willy
Baureau
Memorial Stamps on Washington To Be Issued in Plenty
Postmaster General Brown announced plans to issue stamps commemorating Washington’s bicentennial and the surrender at Yorktown. He said 1932 will prioritize bicentennial series with few other special issues, and 12 stamp series will be engraved for delivery nationwide starting next year.
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Washington
Wantington
Philatetlats
George
Wiltington
Post Office Department
Igguer
United States
George Whohington
Ensravors
Sdorwallis
Yorktown
Brown
Pa Chamber of Commerce
Reed
Windsor Social Notes From July Visits and Travel
Windsor residents share travel reports and gatherings across July, with numerous relatives and friends hosting dinners and visiting in towns inclining toward Tunkhannock Pa Lyon Pa Denver Colo and Cheyenne Wyo. The record lists many households hosting relatives including the Osterhout family and others from Den ver Fort Collins Loveland Ker sey Wheatland and Turkey Creek with trips to Grand Lake and Yellowstone noted, plus local church plans and a noted eye injury at Windsor sugar factory.
Gilcrest social list includes Randleman and many visitors
Gilcrest July 17 details a105 gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Randleman of Denver and Mr. Lewis Harme of Loveland. visits by Mrs. Montgomery of Greeley and others. several locals travel to North Park and Mountain Home at Pine Wood. multiple confirmations of kin, school plans, and an upcoming B U P U officer election with Louise Randleman as president and Dale Hodges as vice president.
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Gilcrest
Mim
EF. J. Randleman
Delmer Randleman
Denver
Lewis Harme
Loveland
Montgomery
Greeley
Werlnguday
Vistt
Harl Coon
Nya
Jack Hedman
Mayhafffey
Fred Smith
Josephine
Onay
Hub ‘Bard
Martha Mosser
Werenesday
Mlcca
E. J. Roodleman
Guy Clymer
Theda
Hazelton
M. M. Clymer
Osgood Burcay
Orval Clymer
Minnie Kotler
Burley Auk
Dobby Kern
N. Hines
Longmont
Roy Hinee
M. D. Sullivan
Bud Sullivan
Lead‘ville
Martha Oster
South Lend
Ind
Jacob Oster
Mias Oster
South Bend
Charles Gardner
Ben
Myr
Mya
Harlem McLeod
J. Randlemafh
Baturday
Ray Brannaman
Pine
Wood
Drannamans
Bulmer
Louise Randleman
Dale Hodges
Charley Gardner
Mra
E. J. Randleman
Charias Gardner
Burglary trio in St Louis jailed for long sentences
Three men from St Louis charged with a May burglary at the Golden Eagle dry goods company faced prison terms in Denver. Leader Bastelman received 86 to 40 years on a burglary with explosives count and additional years on a burglary with force count. Co-defendants Ryan and Gray drew 30 to 46 years for explosives burglary and 9 years 1 month to 10 years for robbery with bullets. Attorneys sought a new trial but were denied.
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Denver
St. Louis
Golden Eagle Dry Goods Company
State
Henry M. Bastemann
Judes Frank McDonough Sr
Ning
WW. M. Ryan
Joseph Gray
Attornere
State Supreme Court
Boetulmann
Gray
Ryan
Tems
Bastelmanua
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Spitzbergen
Iceland
World Court
Hague Wan
Norway
Greenland
Christian
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Hapkon
Gill Roy
L. D. Oliphant
Anntounees
Xervtcoz
Gil Chrin- Gan Ohigrele
Christian Endeavor
Chichesters Pills
George E. Osterhout
Tunkhannock
My. Osterhout
Osterhout
Banton
New York City
Boston
Maas
C. D. Charlea
Lagalle
Carrie Wade
Cobogen Hall
George Frye
John Frye
T. G. Cullison
Geraldine
G. K. Dickerson
William Smoke
Baby
Laura Fi. Roberts
Kinser
Dunbar Wade
A. B. Blakesley
B. Hickman
Larry McGigan
Vera Hickman
Atta Cleeg
J. 0. Hall
Hickman
J. A. Marek
Eouth
Windnor
Mra. B.& Butler
Alfred Hoenig
Frank Whiting
Wheatland
Wyo
Ben Whitin
Guy Hingman
Wifs
Fort Colina
Hour Glan Lake
Mr. Whiting
Henry Geisler
N. Y
Lome
Ernest Nelson
Dov Tripp
Dona Ruth
St. Joseph
Ida Cloud
Jack
Stafford Crittenden
Clarence Syedman
F. G. Moon
Mis
G. B. Teller
Anna
Caroline
Kon Stanley
Hay Springa
Nebr
L. Colywell
C. B. Gordon
Mark Burthrop
Billy and
Robert Teljnde
C. Murphy
Charles Shafter
Windagar
Danver
Eya-Speciatiot
Jn Sharp
Mre
Theo Sorenson
Abalona
Montana
Salt Lake City
Utah
Evergreen
Hart Hoads
William Taylor
Ruth
H. L. Brewer
Bruce Kratzer
Song
Atee Richard
Harry Casten
Bart Kratzer
Davis
St. John's Church
R. A. McConnell
Fort Collins
Iogottar
Diizabeth Balls
Gon, Earl
Plessia Rous
Fort Collings
J. R. Ferguson
Bundiy
Gordon G. Moss
Eaton Radio, Inc
Eighth Ave
Kellogg's
New York
London
Paris
Wall” Street
Reich
Young Plan
Wall Street
Kearney
Windsor Windsor
Nmisa
Eleanor A. Bessie
Nouele Iatructor
Windsor _Belodls
Dorothy Myers
W. H. Robertad
Memphis
NASA PanaDe
Paogness
Max Beddix
Jal Bendinvaster
NBC
NEW Nash
A. E. Ritchie
Nash Sales and Service
Eighth Age
Greeley, Colu
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