Oil Test Down 6225 Ft Nearing Sand
Oil test at Platte Valley Petroleum in Weld County southeast of Fort Morgan shows the well down 6225 feet. Drilling halted as casing is seated in about 200 feet of open hole. operation may take several days. Sandstone layer sits atop shale, with oil shows noted in Fort Collins Wellington area prospects.
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Fort Morgan
Platte Valley Patroleum Company
Ayoll
Weld
Actial
Etrata
Bnological
Trokneda
Fort Colline- Wellington
U Tha Wall
Iowa Republican Dickinson Leads in Gubernatorial Nomination
Des Moines reports show L. J. Dickinson with a 76,000 vote lead over Gov. Hammill for the GOP nomination as returns come in from 2,198 of 2,434 precincts. Dickinson dominates rural counties while Hammill and others split remaining votes. the race continues toward November facing Senator Daniel Steck in the general election.
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Des Moines
Iowa
L. J. Dickinson
John M. Hammill
Dickinson
Hammillion
Ueller
Allha
Danial Steck
Srat Democrat
Jowa di Tha Aenate
Nore Lhau
Gas and Electricity Cause Fatal Explosion in Chicago
A Chicago home explosion killed Mrs. Grace Tomaselli after a doorbell visit by Mrs. Christian Deuart. Firemen found Tomaselli dead in the kitchen. investigators suspect a kettle, garrel blaze, and a spark from an electric bell caused the blast.
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Chicago
Pecan
Gang
Christian Deuart
Grace Tomasoll
Vs. Deuart
Biremen
Tomaselli
Tomngell
Market Guide for the Housewife Prices in Greeley Markets
Market guide lists poultry prices and assorted groceries for housewives in Greeley. Dressed poultry includes No 1 turkeys at 37 cents, hens and capons, ducks, geese, and creamed butter, with flour, cereals, fruits, and nuts priced per pound or dozen. Includes vegetables like potatoes, cabbage, lettuce, and apples with unit prices across multiple brands and quantities.
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Greeley Steree
Arizona
Tve Almunds
Yulauly
Greeley Poultry and Grain Prices Listed for Local Market
Prices for corn barley oats and poultry products are shown for Greeley dealers. Whole corn cracked corn barley and feed blends listed with per bushel and per hundredweight figures. Poultry items including turkeys chickens ducks and geese priced by weight with notes on market variation and changes subject to notice.
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Glock Feed - Ltd
Greeley Dealera
Arena
Hutter
Taney
Bucvet
Penn
Denver
Prominent Dacono Woman Dies at Home on Sunday
Longmont obituary for Mrs Elizabeth H. Smith of Dacono age 71, born England January 8 1860, died July 1 after two weeks illness. Wife of Charles Smith, mother of James Washington, Alfred Dacono, Elizabeth Peterson Cripple Creek, Lucy Peterson Dacono, Pearl Thompson. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at Prechurch Rey Tinney officiating. interment at Dele cemetery.
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Jona
Mizabeth H. Smith
Chas
Siwnith
Dacono
James
Washington
Aifrad
Elizabath Peteruan
Oripple Creek
Cole
Lucy Peterson
Pearl Thompson
Deliver
Hattin
Rey
Tinney
Dele Camalery
Bishop Cannon Refuses Testimony Before Senate Inquiry
Bishop Cannon confronts Senate investigators denying misused funds and alleging persecution by the wet and Roman Catholic press. He explains campaign contributions and a loan from Dr Crawford, defending a dry movement and disputing personal lobbying.
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Harry F. Stodale
Bishop Cannon
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Binia
Smith
Jameson
New York
Capitaliat
Congress
Lb. Crawford
Board of Temperance and Social Service
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Asheville
North Carolina
Tes
Caigresa
Glut of Pinto Beans Seen Despite Market Decline
Grist Willson of Farr Produce in Colorado predicts a bean crop rise of 10 to 16 percent in the coming year, aided by better yields on dry land. Despite price drops from 7 to 4 dollars, dry land growers report good crops and improved returns while irrigated areas diversify bean production. A drought-reduced New Mexico crop and large carryovers temper expectations, with outlooks varying by region and weather.
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Colorado
Avenee
Norense
Grist Willson
Farr Produce Company
Imertasa
Lowever
Colorado Labor Demands 44 Hour Week at Meeting
At the Colorado Federation of Labor annual convention in Pueblo delegates urged Congress to pass the Jones bill granting government workers a 44 hour week and a shorter work day. They voted to end injunctions in labor disputes and oppose yellow dog contracts while calling for removal of officials who fail to enforce the eight hour law in highway work. A contest between Fort Collins and Denver delegates determined next year’s convention location.
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Colorado Federation of Labor
Congress
Fort Colling
Mamona
New Baby Golf Course Planned in Denver Area
Denver officials announced a new miniature golf course to be built on the Jet area near Ninth street and Tenth avenue. The Tony Thumb Miniature Golf company of Denver, already operating two courses and eight more under construction, will undertake the project. Nearby, the former Sattiey funeral home building has been torn down.
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Ninth Street
Tenth Avenue
Denver
Greelay
Tony Thumb Miniature Golf Company of
Hee
Derver
Fot
Sattiey
Set Up For Government Grain Plan Is Completed
Len Kabgag City and Aveta of Wall-Baker Gritk company transfer to Murphys Nae tonn Grain corp as government sponsored grain handling agency selects officers for the Kanuss City cooperative. C B Mutt and George Muner attend the conference. Afraca named as officers along with Kansas City branches to aid cooperatives in Kansas Nebraska Texas Oklahoma and Wyoming.
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Associated Prem
Len
Kansas City
Hoover Opposed Wealthy Veterans Receiving Spanish War Pensions
President Hoover reiterated his stance against liberal pension use by wealthy veterans, defending the 90 day service rule and opposing any pauper provision. He supports broader reform to aid deserving veterans but refuses to alter civil war pension principles or fund disability from future health risks.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Borrien
Michigan Bank Robbers Surrounded and Caught
Two brothers Fred Elliott 25 and Leonard Elliott 19 of Kalamazoo plus two others robbed the Antia county savings bank of 960 dollars. A gun battle in nearby woods ended with both brothers wounded and captured. 462 dollars were recovered. Sylvester Elliott was later captured in a swamp. A fourth man James Kelly allegedly aided the escape.
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Mancolona
Anttia County
Sylvester Billott
Fred Diliott
James Kelly
Kalamazoo
Elpott Brothers
Windsor Sends Gaines Family Farewell Dinners and Plans
Windsor on June 3 hosts farewell events for Rey and Mrs Gaines and three daughters as they prepare to move to Denver where Gaines will lead a church. Chapler UP UW hosted a farewell dinner Monday for Mrs Gaines with guests including Mrs Lowell Jackson Gleniate and Mrs W W Waldron. The Gaines girls Dora and Gwendolyn were feted at a separate party at George Kern home with about 40 friends and a later plumber party at George Fry home attended by young Gaines sisters and friends.
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Rey
Mra
Aa. P. Gaines
Iett Puenday
Denver
Qainea
Te Chrlat
Gaines
Chapler UP
Manuay
B. A. Koehler
Lowell Jackson
Gleniate
Calle
W. W. Waldron
Ira
Eazabeth Wigle
Hies
George Kern
Dora
Gwendolyn Gaines
Carol Kern
Katherine Frye
Mary Gatloup
Nola
Atte Lome
George Fry
Owendolyn Gaines
Kitherley Drye
Mary Galloup
Olive Wade
Black Hand Murder At Pueblo Tuesday Night
A man identified as Sat Micali was shot by three men who forced him to the curb and fired buckshot into his car late Tuesday night in Pueblo. Police link the attack to ongoing Black Hand warfare, noting it follows a May 7 death and the wider series of seven killings.
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Pueblo
Sat Micali
Tonligh
Ehot
Polles
Sam Danna
Micelli
Denver University to Erect Eight New Buildings
Denver University announced a plan to construct eight new buildings on campus totaling about 9.17 million dollars. The first project a library costing 250000 will begin next spring with funds already available. Planned facilities include a liberal arts hall, gym annex, law school library, a science building and women’s building among others with costs ranging up to 300000 for some structures. The law school site will be downtown facing the civic center while other buildings remain on campus.
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Denver
Jones
Evell
University Board of Trustees
Pagent
University Park
Truetaes
Civic Center
Mellon Contributions Tied to Davis Campaign Fundraising
The article reports Mellon family contributions totaling about 316 000 to the Davis-Hrawn campaign and 867 000 in expenditures for the Pennsylvania primary. It notes state and Philadelphia committees as well as other fund movements, with figures for various individuals and counties and denials from Secretary Davis about benefiting from the gifts.
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Washington
Dua
Davis-Hrawn
Pennsylvania
Melon
Letoré Tha Sanate
Samuel Vanelain
Philadelphia
Mellon
1R.B
W. L. Mellon
Davis
Sean Jigrtal
Nuuclatn
Dratees
Davia
58th Wyoming Stock Growers Convention Opens in Cheyenne
The Wyoming Stock Growers Association began its two day meeting in Cheyenne with more than 160 stockmen in attendance. President John J. Jordan of Cheyenne delivered the annual address criticizing farm relief bills and the push to cut production while offering large loan assistance.
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Anne
Wyoming Stock Growers Agsociation
John J. Jordan
Cheyenna
Jordan
Fragmentary draft on production and purchase choices
A garbled OCR fragment discusses production and relative picker considerations with scattered phrases about meals and fitting best suited options. The text is unreadable in places but hints at evaluating what would best support production or procurement decisions amid constrained resources.
Prize Hats and Attendees Highlight Newfoundland Import News
The item lists dozens of attendees from La Salle and nearby regions at a Men Day service and notes Newfoundland imports of about 600 women's hats from various suppliers. Names include Ray, Dorothy Allee, G. G. Crockatt, Mrs. Lloyd McKinoney, Miss Hazel Jay, Mrs. Mary Smith, and many others. The piece also mentions guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scuwab and details about June 3 in Amonsa Newfoundland.
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Miser J Smith
Will Rod
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Sherman
Kle
J. Paul Plesg
Mrw
Plesy
P. Harvey P
Ralph Corutiey
la Vera
Brighton
Weasley Jer
Nebraska
Ernee
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