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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
6
Machinery advances promise large gains in Weld county dry farming. New harvesters suit both wheat and flax, easing labor and enabling larger acreages. Farmers consider alternating corn and wheat crops, boosting yields and cutting costs despite high labor prices.
Jouett Shouse, chair of the Democratic National Committee, arrives to criticize the Hoover administration and tariff policy. He pledges a speech on a review of fifteen months of the Hoover era. The dinner and program will be broadcast on station WAIU at 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. and 9 to 10:30 p.m.
A historical market list outlines staple prices for fruits vegetables and staples in Greeley stores. It lists Snowflake flour pinto beans Lima beans onions cauliflower celery potatoes cabbage carrots and apples with assorted quoted prices and unit sizes for housewives shopping during the period. It includes nuts dried fruits and poultry items such as butter eggs dressed poultry and seasonal produce.
Prices paid in groveys by Greeley dealers for farm feed and poultry products. Includes whole corn cracked and rolled barley cracked wheat oats and various poultry items such as young turkeys and kaporna. Prices adjust with market demand with corrections noted up to June 8.
Mrs Hoover travels to a Virginia camp for convalescence after back injury suffered two months ago. Dr Boone says lack of readiness for formal events and the need to rest indicate an extended stay with no engagements while her muscles heal.
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce diners hear former Governor Bryant Brooks warn Wyoming Stock Growers attendees that beef and mutton prices will drop next fall. He argues feeders already bore the pain and cattle producers will face price cuts, urging adaptation to tighter margins.
Augusta June 6 Two persons were killed at the airport as a plane back flipped during approach. Victims are Francia A. Colt 19 of Franklin Massachusetts and Clyde G. Maxfield 33 of West Danvers Massachusetts. Colt was believed to be at the controls and held a limited pilots license.
Otte W. Schustfer of the college’s department received an honorary Master of Science for his outstanding ability in weaving and craft methods. Flora B. Hurch of Eaton earned a Bachelor of Music diploma at the Weld County event. John Craig, 21, of Longmont, a missing former resident, is believed lost in the Santa Monica fishing boat tragedy. his sister Mrs Earl Anderson traveled to California.
Windsor residents joined a Colorado Agricultural College commencement in Fort Collins. Mrs. Clogge Miss Mabel Kern and many others from Windsor attended as graduates, with relatives present.
Dreash Mexico City June 6 Lombardo Toledano a lawyer and member of the national university board attacked United States influence in Mexico at a board meeting. He argued Mexico must resist U S influence as the country delivers lands and riches to the United States and cited textbooks and a 1926 American report. Wheat Prices Stronger Chicago June 5 European yields expected 25 percent below normal raise demand for U S Canadian and Argentine grain. The Central Farm Board may loan 7 to 8 percent on 1930 crops. wheat rose 6.8 to 14 cents per bushel. Cora and oats also advanced.
Charles Brot, a Wald county farmer northwest of Spurginnan toward Greeley, hauled hogs to Denver and spoke with County Agent H. H. Simpson. He noted smaller seed potato acreage this year, winter wheat loss, and heavy barley planting. Moisture in the northeast has improved, and he plans to plant potatoes within a week.
A tri motor air transport crashes into Boston Harbor near the municipal airport. Fourteen other occupants survive or are injured while a Boston New York contracting company president dies after two hours of emergency rescue efforts. First aid is given to survivors at the hospital.
A jury at the district court found Joe Alberto Sanchez guilty of first degree murder in the Manuel Barasa case. The sentence was life imprisonment set by the jury after a three hour deliberation.
In Allendale Michigan a small passenger plane crashed after an oil leak. Pilot Gilbert McDiarmid of Grand Rapids and salesman DiMer t Relajk were killed. An unidentified boy, likely Charles Giberson of Amazon, was hospitalized in Grand Haven in critical condition.
Dr Zimmerman discusses India's small farmers earning about 50 dollars a year and Gandhi's prize for villagers to create cheap salt production. He notes India's population growth since 1872, rail expansion, and low literacy, contrasting with the Philippines' school enrollment under American rule.
Obscure text describes a political set of terms about government, wealth, and monarchs. It mentions India and a lunch event with Jon Woolf Jr and others in a vague, misread context.
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