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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1939
Page
5
A Denver boy was killed in a tragic incident involving a pony at Mey Pack. Details describe a chaotic scene with bystanders, authorities, and family members. investigations confirm the pony was involved and led to a fatal outcome for the child.
The record shows multiple charges against a defendant named Vail being dismissed in a Denver area proceeding. The case details include references to the state and various individuals, with the outcome of the charges being dropped. Further specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
A garbled text appears to reference Frances Gril and a Gill School faculty appointment. It mentions various names, places, and phrases that seem to reflect a disordered historical clipping. The readability is extremely poor with numerous misspellings and nonsensical segments.
The report discusses rainfall levels at low-lying marts and notes May temperatures, including specific readings around 45 degrees and higher daytime highs. It references several dates in May and outlines associated weather patterns affecting agriculture and local markets.
Fragmented OCR text references a big bank predicting better times amid wartime disruptions. It mentions land, funds, and various cryptic names, with references to weather, arrivals, and casualties. The scattered phrasing suggests a damaged page with no clear, cohesive event or source.
A chaotic review of House discussions shows a push to raise federal dole payments to $20 a week while weighing costs and administrative details. Lawmakers assess distribution mechanisms, eligibility, and potential impact on state families amid unclear funding signals.
A dense OCR of church notices lists services and events for numerous local churches. It includes First Baptist, Bethel Baptist, First Christian, Park Congregational, Trinity Lutheran, Trinity Episcopal, Reformed Presbyterian, First Methodist, St. Peter's Catholic, First Christian Science, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Immanuel Lutheran, St. John's Evangelical Lutheran, Zion Lutheran, First Covenant, and Divine Science. Details cover pastors, service times, Sunday School, youth groups, and special programs.
A cluttered church notices page lists Sunday School times Morning Worship and various services at Evangelical Free Church Christian Alliance Greeley and many other faith communities. Included are observances for Children’s Day, missionary talks, youth programs, and evening evangelistic services with multiple pastors and locations.
Denver June 2 counties will trim relief payments starting July 11 as Solorado counties face an $800,000 cut for the next two years. Earl M. Kouns, director of the state welfare department, conferred with county officials and outlined reductions tied to $4 million appropriated for relief. only about $3.7 million is currently available, leaving the counties short of $800,000 and prompting possible adjustments by the welfare board in peak need months.
Memorial Day services were held on the Gilcrest lawn with students and townspeople seated as color guards marched in. The ceremony featured taps, a flag-raising, and the national anthem performed by the Gilcrest band before a final salute.
The Glcrest community held Memorial day events with awards to color guards and a farewell party for James Jielder and family. Local staff transfers and visits, social and athletic activities noted, plus WPA relief projects in Colorado and irrigation well developments near Akron.
County Commissioner Fred C. Ford and three Weld County road officials returned from a five day trip to Kansas City, St. Louis, and Indianapolis to study road conditions, machinery factories, and observe Memorial Day races. They visited J. D. Adams and Insley Manufacturing plants in Indianapolis, noted eastern highways are rougher than Colorado's, and discussed gravel and oil issues. Ford reported drought impact on Kansas wheat, while Weld County wheat west of Greeley fared better after recent rains though heavy land areas suffered earlier.
Platt Rogers Inc, a Denver contractor, bid 154380 for an 860 foot earth filled dam on the Yampa River, located 17 miles southwest of town. Ed Hounen Construction Co of Colonade Springs was second low at 163757.40. Jol R. Grier, president of The Yonipa Reservoirs Public Irrigation District, said award would be made soon and project expected to finish by early fall. The state tower of Texas is the luebonnet.
W Alkire of Evnoa. Services 10 a.m. Monday from Mary Swallowing Room. Interment at Gullins Cemetery.
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