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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1939
Page
2
A detailed account describes a levee being built on the Platte at Adams Line, naming workers and funding. The project includes plans for a flood barrier at the river, with costs noted and local officials cited. Amid the work a banner references safety and public support, while surrounding areas lettered outline route progress and administrative steps.
The Health Council schedules a community health meeting with a festive tone. Josephine Davis and Ted Peters are noted organizers, with several civic leaders slated to discuss health programs, nutrition education, and local wellness initiatives at the event.
Three infants aged four to five are cited on delinquency charges in a local report. The unnamed children, described as thieves, allegedly entered a residence and stole items valued at about $10. Their mother, identified as a guardian, is mentioned, with authorities expected to pursue action in juvenile court.
Dr F D Miller is elected leader of the Lions Club in Greeley along with a slate of officers including M. Thompson and Kenneth Fo Pere. The meeting on Tuesday announced plans, upcoming events, and committee roles as members prepare for the term.
Enthusiasts from Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska and surrounding states will travel to Neffs for the annual outboard racing day. Thousands are expected as competitors and crowds gather at Lake Berver to witness speed tests, novelty events, and record attempts led by notable crews from Denver and nearby areas.
A Denver court case centers on Laska allegedly convicted through a deal. Police report investigators are probing Wednesday as details emerge about alleged drunken driving charges and related actions in Fort Collins. Several arrests are noted in connection with a referenced case and local authorities outline ongoing proceedings.
O Hagan presides over the Denver area Junior Chamber meeting overviewing past year actions. Key officers listed include O Luai Inwyar as president and Frank Craven as photography vice president with other board members and retiring president Moutehena acknowledged.
Local briefs list multiple travelers and vacations. Karl Martin and Mrs Macmidwin attend a funeral, while families plan trips to California and Florida for two weeks. The Noes visit relatives in San Francisco and Los Angeles, with stops in Milwaukee and Chicago on return. Additional items mention graduation trips to Evanston and autonomous travel to Golden Gate Expo in San Francisco.
Notice is given that a tax deed will be issued for the real estate described as SWH Section 22 Township North Range 60 West in Weld County Colorado. The property, tied to Ciny Truobe, was taxed in 1230 and the redemption period ends December 14, 1931, with tax sale records held by John Waiss and Joni Woalse and the county treasurer.
Mrs Frances Dyer received a 2260 judgment against her ex husband Darwin Dyer in Weld County District Court. The award covers arrears since 1936 and monthly support, with the judge reducing future payments from 50 to 60 dollars per month. W R Kelly represents Mrs Dyer. A separate contempt proceeding involving Mrs John Seatter of Fort Collins scheduled for June 19 includes custody orders for her daughter to stay with Henry B Schneider for one month.
Behrman’s Style Shop plans relocation from Snow White Grocery site on Ninth Street to a building remodeled for C. G. Tams. The store will be ready by late June with contractor Tehroma’s working on the project. Lee is listed as contractor and the move follows Behrman’s earlier shifts since 1935.
Alagtown man Pleaded guilty and received 90 days in county jail for carrying a concealed razor weapon. Also, William Meyers 37 of Sioux City IA got 60 days in jail after shoplifting at Montgomery Wards, authorities said. Stock market updates noted modest gains and a large transfer of about 650000 shares.
The second annual senior ceremonial at Colorado State College of Education unfolded Monday evening at Snyder Hall campus grounds. A string quartet, a formal processional, lantern exchanges, and student participants from Sigma V Iamesa highlighted the event, with performances by Mary Frances Holder and choral pieces shaping a graceful campus tradition.
The Poppet Hacking couch Provision Company will sell at public auction on Thursday June 13 1943 at 11 00 in Weld County Colorado for debt secured by a chattel mortgage recorded in Week 32 page 454. Items include display cases scales meat blocks slicer electric knife ice box platform scale kept in Greeley Colorado.
Discussion of repatriation of Mexican citizens stranded in California. Officials estimated related costs and potential homeward steps, with probable reversals and mid retreat plans noted as part of the commission’s discussion.
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