Gord 33 Wuppet Coach Takes In Cattle at Hyves
Gord 33 Wuppet, coach, announces acceptance of cows or heifers at Hyves stables located at 218 11th St Plone 410B1.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
14
Gord 33 Wuppet, coach, announces acceptance of cows or heifers at Hyves stables located at 218 11th St Plone 410B1.
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At the final assembly Wednesday morning a musical program was presented by students and staff of Colorado Teachers College. Notable performers included Is tells Seabowrn, Edythe Hoskinson, Valda Gibson, with Irene Skinner and Eugene Seastrand, plus violinists and vocal solos led by Bertha Hickman and Miss Skinner.
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