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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1934
Page
1
A Colorado Springs court upheld city authority to regulate liquor licenses and enforce local zoning during a closing meeting. The decision preserves the county and state framework while granting the city power to suspend or revoke licenses for violations.
Denver market receipts for 1988 set a record with Rex Eaton achieving the top price. Teaver and Jazia S-Stuep notable sellers, as Eaton’s catloads of chocolates and steerage drew a 45 cent premium year’s high. Officials report unprecedented annual totals, with mentions of Ald, Wigheat, and New Enton at Eaton, Colo.
An incomplete note reports on commencement exercises with lingering garbled lines. It mentions parents and faculty attending, and that graduates or participants will be recognized during Thursday evening ceremonies.
Contingent forwarded reports from Europe discuss English public support for the government amid warnings of war and strained contracts. The Times and Morning Post debate policy while Paris papers suggest Americans must face uncertain parity as settlements loom.
A garbled OCR style page lists stock names and entries across several firms including General Electric General Motors Montgomery Ward and Co and Standard Brands union and United. shows various stock holdings and volume figures with percentages and prices and references to New York and California markets. overall appears to be a rough stock market snapshot with multiple company names and figures amid distorted text. The fragment hints at a public service or brokerage context with references to Denver Union Stock Yard and California corporations and a capital market overview.
Weld county P T A board to convene Saturday with Mrs J Jim Noel outlining program topics and county chair duties. Notable agenda includes yearly yearbook planning, luncheon with Mrs Nos, and a state board visit arrangement as officers prepare July and August meetings.
County Briefs lists a fraternal concert in Gatorday, church dinner on June 7 at the Methodist parsonage, plus numerous social updates. Entries note visitors, family travels from Seattle to Denver and California, car accident recovery, summer vacations, and local residence changes.
A series of birth notices report new arrivals for Mr and Mrs Cerar Groxoo of Pierce a son born Wednesday at the Breetey hospital. Mr and Mrs Angel Montez of Eston welcomed a son Wednesday at Grosley Hospital. Mr and Mrs F L Coneriy welcomed a son May 21 at Port FL & Warren hospital. Mrs Conerly to be remembered on Hajen Lyntis. A June 6 birth announced for Sr and Mrs Wil Aterlon of Jane town at the Fazon hospital on Dec ston Day May 20.
Navy air operations report a radio plane from Oakland to the Naval Reserve base near Santa Barbara disappeared yesterday while en route from Oakland. Lieutenant Commander A P Schmidtler, commanding officer, announced loss as search and recovery efforts continue for remains and the aircraft wreckage.
Windsor Lad won the first running of the Enelluit derby with Easton second and Jomby the favorite trailing. The event drew a crowd nearing a quarter million including the king and queen, with Funtan sold after the Two Thousand Guineas for 75,000 to Lord Woolarington. Windrose Lad, ridden by Smirke, finished ahead of Colombo, while Windward’s American entry faltered. notable prices and market values were reported by Alderman George Adams.
The Plymouth Motor Car company lowers car prices from $20 to $48 per unit and bonds in paying district six are called for payment. The Wave Area ends business moves to city council count. Bonds are of $1,090 denomination each.
A Sylvandale camp event is noted for two westes day at St. Marys Guild of St. Andrews Episcopal church. A benedict card party is held in Guild ball Privay afternoon. Attendees include Mr and Mrs J Rhode and daughter Yvonne with Mr and Mrs T A Rhoda of Peighton agent Mempriat Day in town. Others present are Truman Gray Jack Meighton Charles Bruce and Wallace Ewing with Mesdames Davison and Wines of Brighton. The group spent the day in Denver with Mik Frank Matt erty.
A booklet of opinions by famous doctors on epilepsy and inheritance is offered free by the National Division, Dept. 73, 45 North Avenue, New York, NY. Readers may request a copy by writing to the address provided.
Congress completed action on the administration's reciprocal tariff proposal and sent the bill to the president for approval. A separate police report notes a custody incident involving a suspect and a janitor during a court repair project.
Mrs J N Brudley died May 26 at her home on Aisuier Road in StanMngton Colm aged over 80. Her husband was longtime leader at Ault Baptist Church and Mrs Stadley was active in Sunday school. Also noted was the death of Mrs Roberts at Groviny hospital, widow of Harry K Roberts, former Sewall manager. Short funeral services at Linn Grove with Gunnley Funeral Home in charge. Washington reports a one cent wheat payment increase under drought relief.
G G Larléon head of depositors committee reports a wide signatory drive for Eaton Bank’s reorganization plan. Depositors would receive about 17 percent in stock and 64 percent in cash if the bank reopens, with further payments contingent on reopening and full participation. Opposition is noted from a minority, while government conditions require full signers or a $30,000 Greek debt carve-out.
Fragmentary notice reports a Thursday dinner and a regular meeting at a hall. It mentions names, a bank, and objections but lacks clear actions or dates beyond Thursday evening. The readable bits hint at a community organization and upcoming routine events.
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