Colorado Farmers Benefit From Federal Aid Through 1930s Loans
The article reviews how federal funds aided Colorado agriculture and related sectors through Reconstruction Finance Corporation programs and multiple loan initiatives from 1918 to 1930. It notes sums, repayment rates, and the broader impact on crop production, feed, and disaster responses across states.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Fi Hanglal Corporation
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Colorado
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Salth
Agricultural College Astersion Service
St. Louie
Unite States
Ulttoul Forcaa
Wiluea
Tnie Toresd
Trempury
Tailoral
Hnod Banke
Department of Agdentiure
United States
Northwest
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New Verdeo
Ioanad
M Alandroun Huttienne
Kult States
Atlanlte
Department of Ageiculture
Congress
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Southert
Jadary Congress
Faroers
Tua
Tess
Character education in modern schools urges loving guiding teachers
Dr Frasier argues that moral development comes from a humane, well trained teacher, not from force or rote. He calls for character taught with arithmetic and reading, emphasizing teacher quality, broad intelligence, and a caring approach to children.
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Fraser
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Fishing at Head of Waterworks Topic for Tuesday Council
Officials will discuss fishing at head of Waterworks on Tuesday following a council meeting where aldermen addressed statements by B S Christensen. Harald Proctor claimed he acted to stop fishing on city property and apologized for overstepping authority. He said fishermen nearby were guests of a local hatchery owner, not his guests.
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Harald Proctor
Proctor
Robukedly
Christenson
Ftoh
Peony Cut Flower Advice From Colorado College Expert
Gresley pachenere advised by George Beach of Colorado Agricultural College on using peonies as cut flowers. Buds harvested before opening can last days in a cool room, with buds cut in the bud stage and kept dry.
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Gresley Pachenere
George Beach
Colorado ‘Agricultural College
5000 Vets Marching on Washington Captured in Transit
Reported as thousands of veterans from across the country formed a mass marching effort toward Washington. Movement included rail detours, improvised transport, and street clashes as authorities sought to keep order while aiming to avoid force, with leaders labeling the effort as a push for bonus payments and national visibility.
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Pany
Marchera
Wicktonburg
Toni
Pennsylvania Railroad
Olt
Robey
Wera
Washington
AL Kannan
Manuul
St Louis
Wichita
Prowley
Colt
Anotar Rasportadien
Yama
Ariz
Greensboro
N. C
Chicago
Aioe
Elks Picnic Crowd Chooses Bride for Coast Poultryman
Hollister California June crowds at the Elks annual picnic chose Emma Johnson as bride for Jim Dale a coast poultryman. Governor James Tolph Jr flew in to serve as best man. Dale presented a formal license plea and line of seven brides candidates with the winner chosen amid festive cheers by 6000 attendees.
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Cal
Jhov Dale
California
Mra. Onle
Emma Johndon
Ban Juss
Jim Vala
Detalama
Elks Armual
Bolada
Hordim Dale
Dale
Judo
Bla
Johoson
Mont
Jhn Dale
Ynatlee
Pearea
Jomea Tolph, Jr
Brewster Elected President Of First Church Of Christ Scientist
Brewster, former Mate governor, was elected president of the Mother Church the First Church of Christ Scientist at the annual meeting. Officers named include Clerk Fara W. Paliter and treasurer Edward Ripley. 38 Christian Science age adherents were added, totaling 2,532 branch churches.
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Poston
Sune
Ralph O. Brewster
Mate
Taday
First Church of Christ Scientist
Fara W. Paliter
Brookline
Eakward
Ripley
Brookling
Gordon V. Comer
Denver
Cota
Lucia
Coulson
London
England
Robert B. Buftans
Experts Split on Adjourning of Congress Headlines
Congress enters final week before national conventions. Senator Watson predicts adjournment can't occur before July 4. Chairman Feas counters. Senate aims to finish economic, relief, and appropriation bills for Hoover signature. Hoover proposes a fourfold plan including finance reforms and cost containment. House poised to act on Garner relief bill amid budgetary strains.
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Congress Laday
Watson
Thett
Feas
Repul Ticn
Wallowed
Congress
Opers
Chicago
Senate
Hoover
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House
Ian Dank
Hoover Tn
Markets report from Denver cattle and grain prices
Denver market notes show cattle and grain prices steady with minor shifts from last week. Prices for 100 lb sacks California whites fall, while other livestock and feeds hold near prior levels. reports reference U S Department of Agriculture figures and regional demand.
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Pricen
Vrollers
Acconda
Teung
Kansas
U.S. Dept
Prines
United States
Market Report Notes Mixed Livestock Prices and Hogs Rise
Readable fragments show mixed livestock bids with hogs steady to higher and cattle steady to weak. Mentioned are 12,000 hogs and 2,400 to 2,600 cattle ranges, feeder prices around 1.75 to 2.25, lambs and yearlings listed as steady, and various bid levels for 200 to 300 head lots.
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Seiuyday
Film contract signed for young Oklahoma actress in Hollywood
A polite 16 or 27 year old Oklahoma City girl visited Hollywood film land and, during a social event with relatives of actor Gin Tyr Fraser, impressed a film executive who offered a screen test and today signed a contract.
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Calif
Lim
Phyllis Frasier
Oklahoma City
Okla
Migg
T He Orother
Gintyallss Erasier
Ger Rogers
Denver
Misa Fraser
Inter
Estes Park Opposes Park Boundary Bill
Estes Park town officials press concern over a bill in Congress that would extend the Rocky Mountain National Park boundary, removing property from the village and reducing taxable assets by about 100000 dollars, including the Stanley Hotel property reaching the park edge. Protests have been sent to Congressman Timberlake and others in Washington. National League Crooklyn 7 Philadelphia 4.
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Congrees
Rocky Mountain National Pack
Stanley Hotel
National Park
Timberlaka
Washington
Death notices for Coburn and Shuler in local hospital wrap
William Coburn aged 64 of the Port Lupton district died Saturday afternoon at a local hospital after a month as a patient. He leaves his mother Mia Adelina Coburn and brothers Edward Shuler of Eaton, who died early Sunday after a period as a patient, survived by his wife Flyrida Shaler.
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William Coburn
Port Lupton
Mia
Adelina Coburn
Lye
Edward Shuler
Eaton
Mra
Flyrida Shaler
Train Schedules Around Cheyenne and Denver
Local timetable fragment lists mixed trains and connections between Cheyenne and Went, with several daily and weekly departures. Notes include services to Denver, transfers to Baton and Avie, and lines from Purell with varied days. Effective Dec 16.
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Purell
Cash bonus drive seeks vote on $2 billion payment plan
Advocates press for signatures to force a House vote on a $2 billion veterans payment. District officials weigh demand as veterans pledge to leave after June 8, with food and shelter scarce. Mexican man Diaz gets 60 days in jail for assault on Mrs Herrers after a confrontation with a monkey wrench and strap.
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Washington
Hera
Ue Issa
Jung
Charles M. Diaz
Greeley
Feu
Max’ Herrers
Herrers
Diaz Alan
Currents Beneath Shape Earth’s Great Ranges
Geologist Dr Arthur Holmen of the University of Turland reports to the Washington Acailer that subterranean convection currents move north toward the poles, lifting land and forming major mountain belts. He notes a counterflow toward the core, with surface buckling and mountain ranges described across the world, including the Andes and Himalayas, as plates respond to deep convection.
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Vtlnkloa
Poles
Arthur Holmen
University of Turlant
Rarland
Obors
Earth
Holmes
Tho
North Pole
Spain
Alpa
Agia
Mountalin
Andes
Africa
Himalayas
Asia
Liepane
New Guinea
Antarctic
Brokan
Cars Crashing from High Speed Show Dangers
Chicago study simulates car drops from roof height to measure impact under rapid acceleration. The analysis compares a vehicle traveling at 60 per minute to a fall from a skyscraper, highlighting extreme forces and potential damage. The article mentions expressions of danger and notes a related motor plant sale by Harr y Greentouee on South 8th Avenue.
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