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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1940

Page

8

Cane planting tale and evening feast at Jeesong

A fragmented reminiscence describes Jeesong planting cane then Urey enjoying games after a mess. In the evening they all shared a wether roast, reflecting a rustic communal gathering.

Jeesong Urey

Fort Morgan Farmer Solves Water Saving Irrigation Plan

Fort Morgan June 4. Young farmer Jack Ott with Floyd Brown of Colorado State College Extension Service outlines an irrigation program for 18 acres using 132 acre feet of water. The plan sequences alfalfa, barley, corn, sweet clover, beans and beets across 133 acre feet, leaving 1 acre foot unused for possible loss, with two alfalfa cuttings and good yields anticipated under careful irrigation.

Fort Morgan Stetch Jack Ott Floyd Brown Colorado State College Extension Service Cam Crews Ott Thraveh Olt

New Colorado Cafe Opens at S14 Eighth Avenue

The Colorado Cafe formerly the Colorado Quick Lunch held its formal opening on a Wednesday at S14 Eighth Avenue. Owners Jonn and Kostld Glamnjus redesigned the space with new equipment, two large party looths, and polished Philippine mahogany throughout, while counter service remains small in scale.

Colorado Cafe Colorado Quick Lunch S14 Eighth Avenue Jonn Kostld Glamnjus

Farewell party for Partain family guests at Orchard

A farewell gathering was held for Mr. and Mrs. Partain of Orchard on Friday May 6 with many neighbors attending. Attendees included Perry Gardner, Mr and Mrs Gra Kinnamon and Jos Uy My Joe Mittenduff, Jeff Fessaro and family, and numerous others. Ward O Scoly was introduced as the new lumber yard man, and B A Partain gave a speech. A supper followed, hosted by The Foster Lumber Company.

Orchard Siva Paretain Thos Perry Gardner Gra Kinnamon Jos Uy Joe Mittenduff and Birs Jeff Fessaro TH Gweng A. Partain Ralph Warner John Sith Ward

Orchard area social notes and military recruitment

Ward and Seely from Torrington Wyoming join E A Tartain’s party in Orchard. George Kimble and family from Greeley visit Myra Cox’s sister Mrs Swope. Local residents host weekend visitors from Rawlings and Denver. Memorial day gatherings at Orchard with multiple families and a seventh birthday celebrated. Army ratings open in medical, pharmacy and lab work at Pilzburg hospital and Camp Ont with 33rd engineers and Fort Logan postings.

Ward Torrington Wyo E. A. Tartain Lunderyard Orchard Mya George Kimble Greeley Layo Perry Herbert Powell Charles Korsoski Denver Joe Korsgakt Dela May Dela June Mayer Jolante Tessaro Teddie Jim Eve Pearson Carl Warner Harriet tallGeorge Miller Tam Mall del Rae Jones Genevieve Hadiel Jana Partas Rex Forester Peanie Wilson R. J. Warren Lelarase Halligan Tiny Darlene Jones Airs Rt. Powell Army Pilzsimons Hospital Waldemar Ladzie U.S.A Fort Colllta Camp Ont Monlerey Callf Fort Logan

California grows about nine percent of US almonds

California produces about 9 percent of the almonds grown in the United States, reflecting regional distribution in national agriculture data. The figure appears in a report detailing crop shares across states and industry impact.

California United States

Social News highlights from M E Sisterhood and local clubs

Caroline Gardner earns birthday tribute as M E Sisterhood meets in Mrs James Silvis’s Auburn home with 14 members. Guests include Meg Frank Kuehn and Mrs Dale Bates. A birthday party and postcard shower honor Gardner while the class votes to disband for summer, planning Sept 4.

Caroline Gardner M. EF James Silvis Twentyfirst Avenue Fifth Street Meg Frank Kuehn Mra. Dale Bates Whatleor Mis.g. R. Graves Misa Ruth Graves Greeley KB. G. Mathina Aly Evelyn Stanley Bymantle Silvia Jana Mut Gruten P. A. Kirtua Claas Summersnaiths

Track and Poly Crown and George Sweenny wedding plans

Track and Poly Crown and George Sweenny of Weaver, who also will be married son. Trousseau ten will be given by Mrs. Danial for her daughter at their home. Graphic Club Shares Day at Parker Cottage reports a delightful day with luncheon at 1 o'clock. Thirteen members and four guests attended, club adjourned for summer with plans to resume in September. X-Ettea Hove Luncheon Meeting at Anderson's Tea House discussed golf breakfast for June 18. The club will play golf on the Eaton course starting about 6:30 then breakfast at Hillsland Grove community house.

Auburn Progressive Club Grossaint Tollenll Anbu Progressive Club Fred Grassaint Mac Ralch Misa Mike Hayes Det Laodrum Workert Farrel Younng Pasadena Calif Calif., Who Are Vtsiting Mrs. Farrel's Mother, Mra. Laodrum, Myre. A. M. Jansen Tyan Kent Kent Payer Bent James Hrowh Huth Nichalls Laster Hayes Roy Nelson Gre Davis Kirby Dalziel Miestry Dalziel Wolk Eaton Communisty Charles Stock Denver Miss Dalziel Keiziel Port Calling Bivart Denison Brothey Bol Ure University of Colorado Benver County Club Mca E. L. Brock Poly Crown George Sweenny Weaver Graphic Club Parker Cottage Witla Parker Istes Park Toirteen Rhe Club pPhuing X-Ettea Hove Tea House X-Eltes Club Anderson’s Suerday Vinne Eaton Corree Uiesland Grove Park Camaunity House Alrs Ges Anderson

Osgood 41 Club Boys Meet At Ankeney Home

The Tama Seven 411 club met at the home of Senfiouy Ankeney with all members present and four guests John and Dili Copea Wilin Holin and Bud Thoman. The leader Glenn Ankenney took the boys to the field where they were.

Osgood June Tama Seven Clib Senfiouy Ankeney Work Peesral John Dili Copea Wilin Holin Bud Thoman Teader Glenn Ankenney Eld

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