Bobby Jones Dominates In Amateur Golf Championship
The report notes Bobby Jones winning the Brien amateur golf championship and earning major titles across Tufted States and Great Britain. It describes his refined play, strategic focus, and avoidance of opponents’ mistakes to maintain perfect form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
Jim
States
Great Britain
Caurach
Yar
Tatia
Bobby Ping
Bobby Dass Gott
Dassbhie
Courac
Oppor
Split Second Editorials by Robert Quillen parody
Editorial fragments mock Prohibition and social norms with satire on law, politics, and everyday life. The piece riffs on formality, consumer culture, and freedom themes, with pointed quips about merchants, employment, and public virtue. It references headlines style and editorial voice common to 1930s newspapers.
Radio in Cars Sparks Debate on Regulation and Business
The piece argues against distracting drivers with car radios and notes states like Massachusetts weigh limits while New York restricts use in cabs. General Motors moves to manufacture radios for its vehicles, signaling a shift toward in-car entertainment as car culture evolves and public tolerance for such devices grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marachusetts
Matomacile
New York City
Tnxtead
General Motors
19 Years Ago: Late 1914 Denver Wedding Reaches Ault
From the Files of the Greeley Republican dated June 2 1914 William H F Swartz of Ault and Dorothy Tooke of Ypsilanti Michigan quietly wed in Denver and arrived in Ault for a homecoming. Friends discovered the marriage and hosted a reception. Local notes include high school district combinations for a projected Pierce Harrison Olive Branch and Calling merger, a birthday surprise for Mary Van Gorder, and business dealings involving the Divide Canal and Windsor Reservoir with Larimer and Weld control. A gala dinner hosted by Fr J Allnutt featured decorations and card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam FH. Swartz
Ault
Dorothy Tooke
Ypsilant
Mich
Denver
Altho
Mr. Swaréa
Divide Canal and Reservoir Company
Windsor Reservoir and Canal Company
Larimer and Weld Company
Larimer and Weld
Windsor
Bruck Haton
Wilder
William BE
Elder
Vernon McKelvey
Halt Gods at Plymouth theater sparks mixed verdicts in New York
Review notes late drama Halt Gods by Blilney Howard at Plymouth theater New York January 21 1929 starring Arthur Hopking details staging by Albert Jonuson and set design cinema influenced with brief scenes. Critics split on merit comparing it to The Silver Cord and They Knew What They Wanted while praising ambition and Howard’s theatrical voice.
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Blilney Howard
Sonedy
Plymouth Theater
Now ‘York
Arthur Hopking
America
Siicoeua
Prewuates
City Library
Sara
Sven the Tha Welley
Hope Ferrier
Hope
Rena
Steve
Denver
Sven
Ferrier
Tove
Courag
Napoleon
Stiva
Rush Holland
Howard
Barrie
Shaw
The
Ferriers
Rush
New York
Colorado
Broyo
Willo
Pauling
Paulie
Huivgls
Jils
Fallowa
Wohlheba
Hoya
Stova
Iatiki
Yaya
Steve Seels
Hops
Stephen
Marrage
Tim
Que
Barrett Clark
Lucky Sam McCurvar
Ned McCobb
Emarson
Gallipali Peninsula
Anal
George Pieres
Memorial Day Observed at Fort Lupton
Memorial Day services were held at Fort Lupton's Hilldale Cemetery led by Jesse Oliver Post of the American Legion with Paul Prossar of Denver delivering the address. Legion members in uniform led the parade from the town hall at 9 30 followed by Boy Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BD. Reynolds
R. W. Haynes
Ethan Haynes
Pete McWilliams
Anor Fcan
Legion of Denver
Legion
Glyvon
Memorial Day service and obituaries span Fort Lupton scene
A rugged memorial day program features a flag lowering, taps, and a salute by the American Legion. Obituary notes Mrs. Minnio Paterson Koenig dies in Denver Hospital May 22 1990 born 1889 in Elbert Colo. She leaves husband Joseph and four children plus siblings. Funeral held May 28 at Baydat church Interment Hillside Cemetery.
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Jol Cromo
America
Yung
Conslating
Evelyn
Haynes
Mya
Ri W W. Finynos
J. W. Lolfordink
J. P. Bight
Fiaud
Byt Mira
C. A. Tederer
Com
Robert Tousa
Poul P. Pronger
Champ ‘Stonmlaung
Quartet
He Daad
Eringanuad
Ecoration
Koenig
Elbert
Cole
Prat Baptist Church
Fort Lupton
Bownsie Schapter
Mig. Koehig
Jose Koenig
Trea
Helén
Isabelle
Sand Thelma
Oscar Patarson
Littleton
Carl Peterson
Fort Lunton
Frad Peterwan
Denver
Herman, Petavagn
Ualifornis
Cheater Cook
Moxy McDowell
G. G. Porter
Grand Junction
Baydat Church
Mev
J. M. Gurley
Offi Jelating
Hillside Cemetery
Marehall
Mra
Jol M. Marchall
Ione
Marshall Las Com
Tucwniaarl
Kunavel
H. B Allsebrook
Leryult
Carlebad Civarn
Windsor notices celebrate weddings and club events in June
A Windsor report notes a surprise shower for Mrs Matilda Fes son Walters in honor of her recent marriage to Philip Walters hosted by Mr and Mrs William Jesson and Mr Fred Knang with about 45 guests. Erna Wappler hosted a Cinderella club picnic. Mrs J B Clark plans a two week Nebraska trip with relatives, visiting Boulder and Denver companions. Mr and Mrs George Kern joined Fort calling to Denver to visit daughters Goring Grass and Carol Kern at the state college commencement and lacrosse events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Matilda Fesson Walters
Philip ‘Walters
William Jesso
Fred Knang
Erna Wappler
Local Graduations and Decorations Highlight Community Week
The community notes several graduates from Windsor High and Longmont High, including Henry Harrison receiving a dental degree and Milas Miller, Trene Johnson, and Rosie Miners among those acknowledged. Mrs. Leon Harrison travels to Los Angeles for UC Southern California commencement, with other families attending ceremonies and visiting relatives. Decoration Day events feature a procession, speeches, hymns, and a community lunch hosted by the Ladies Art.
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Kern
Thant
Alex Greus
Mra
Leon Harrison
Erie
Thomas Graham
Denyerepant
George Graham
Misa
Eleanor Stephens
Milas
Hélen Miller
Lafayette
Mins Rosie
Miners
Brie
Margaret Giumarom
Bersthoud
Huth Carter
Mise Trene Johnson
Longulont
William Stafford
Boulder
Andrew Miller
George Bragg
Longmont
James Brennan
Southwest
Tyestern
George Brannan
Denver
Budd Pitchford
G. T. C. Mirror
Pitchford
William Carter
Wlu
Meaton Purdy
Big Bend School Plans Picnic Friday
A garbled notice from Big Bend School announces a Friday picnic. The report mentions Peckham and Jine Ble Bend Adigo closing Friday and Albert Tinley in charge of arrangements. Community plans include student and alumni engagement and a gathering at Island Grove.
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Big Bend
Peckham
Jine
Ble Bend
Adigo
Islad Grove Pack
Mra
Albert Tinley
arrapReiments
Mareball Kanes
Aiulis
Big Bend Junior Teams Edge Gilcrest in Two Games
Baseball results report two junior matches between Big Bend and Gilcrest on Monday. Big Bend boys won 8 to 4 in the first game and the local girls prevailed 12 to 2 in a companion softball contest.
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Big Bend
Gilcrest
Peckham
Sine
Guna
Wall ‘Howlidenta
Bus Bend
Tha Tocal
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Robert Quillen
Muale
Priza Tights
Mit
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Main Etrast
Easy Street
Bo Watt
Songler
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Ee Corrett
San Antonio
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Kelly Tield
Rigor Army
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Lupton
Hnetlson
Alemy Uloly
St. Josepha Homital
Ray Johns
Truk
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