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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1933

Page

6

Greeley Chamber Delivers Survey On Huge Colorado Issue

The Greeley Chamber presented survey findings at a Tuesday meeting, showing mixed reactions to a proposed 86 million dollar state action package. Speakers Wheeler, La Ollalia, and Moses BD supported the plan, while others cautioned about costs and impact on unemployment programs.

Baganda Colorado Greeley Chamber Ugilon Gresley Lot Clairman Osy

Repeal Vote Debate Divides Precincts in County

In a heated discussion county leaders push for a repeal plank while rails against a repeat vote tactic. Meantime opponents warn a repeat effort disrupts party unity as supporters clash over tactics and pledges to back the Democratic platform.

Redsiked Hatton Farley Fis Harry “Heinecka Einecka Johnnon Jon Foy Parley

Fire department responds to twelve alarms in May

Firefighters battled a series of twelve alarms in May as the department submitted reports to the monthly fire ve re department. Chief responded to calls, with apparatus moving to and from locations and chemical extinguishers deployed. Limited by garbled text, details of items purchased and specific actions are unclear.

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No Rebate on Water Bills Without First Rent Paid

Greeley water users were warned by Alderman Lee A Currel that rebates depend on rent payment. Only those who paid half the water rate will receive a 10 percent rebate on bills mailed around July 1. Rebates apply to rents due for the half year ending mid 1990s, with many customers still unpaid.

Greeley Lee A. Currel

Mattern Flies Solo West to East in Around-the-World Attempt

New York born pilot Jimmie Mattern continued his attempt to circle the globe, taking off from Moscow toward Chita after a 1:16 am Moscow time departure. He aimed to beat the Post and Gatty record, faced with a broken wing strut at Omsk that forced repairs before continuing toward Omsk and Novosibirsk.

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City Delays Insect Pest Control Move

City council weighs whether to spray trees under municipal jurisdiction or charge property owners for pest control services. Aldermen debate funding a spray machine next year while private contractors already operate in the city. Twelve more road workers and six teams join the highway project boosting labor on the Greeley and Loveland route.

Courcil Alferman Avor Ralph Bishop Greeley Anl

Poudre Valley Ditch Men Consider Water Distribution

Poudre Valley irrigation men met at Fork Collins to discuss taking water distribution into their own hands after a state engineer order bans storage during berry flow. A plan to open reservoir headgates and store water was rejected after counsel urged compliance. The meeting noted nearly a thousand second feet of water flowing out of the district as some ditches distributed water, with no action agreed upon.

Poudre Poudre Valley Soulhne Fork Collings Mort Darling Aschota Lower Platts Tveraldo Upper South Platts Darling Frank J. Davis Greeley Ainte Morgan and Lagan County Poudreateraga

Sugar Prices Rise After Northern County Assessor Meeting

Assessor delegates from five northern Casormin counties met at Greeley to endorse a sugar price of 340 per bag for Great Western Sugar and a 26 percent fallow tax, with factory cuts of 10 percent year over year. The group, led by J. R. Seaman, also noted a sugar price shift to 1.35 per bag and a regulatory change. Attendees included A. A. Smithiansessur, H. J. Alltton, Charles M. Whitesite, Robert Glassy, J. W. Parlatan, Robert Evinly, and A. J. Bennett. others were invited but absent. Purse theft reported by Irene White from W. R. Daab’s office.

Casormin Greeley Great Western Sugar Company J. R. Seaman Abule Tax Commission A. A. Smithiansessur Ho Grant Western Company Tepregent- Pol HR. Mtegroney Distriet Caldwell Marti Iegal Star

Reconstruction Frontieg Corp authorizes self liquidating work across states

Denver June 7 Laana Couch says self liquidating construction totaling 6.591 million dollars will fund projects in Colorado New Mexico Montana and nearby areas. Colorado gets 1.784 million with 2 402 008 work hours, Utah Kansas Idaho and Nebraska receive smaller shares. New Mexico 7.001 million man hours cited. City council considers reconditioning Seventh Avenue and adjacent streets to ease shipper complaints about poor road conditions.

Denver Colorado New Mexico Montana Stanion Reconstruction Frontieg Corporati Officialay Ntervey Couch Couch Utah Kansas Idaho Nebranke

French Aim to Restore Gold at Conference

French delegates push for gold standard return and stabilized currencies at the London conference. Key aims include dollar and pound stabilization, abolition of restrictive import controls, and tariff liberalization. Officials expect debate over monetary policy and gold reentry, with Paris seeking stronger trading leverage internationally.

Georges Bonnet Edouard Qaladier Paris London Sterling Lg Worlk Wiloty Dolor Tovatotora World Mead Thyeo Cautan Renarvo Edouard Buludler Nro Infer Inter Georges Bonner Benes Wnster Jola Lecoprescuta

Fair Trades Bill Signed by Johnson

Governor T. C. Johnson signed the Fair Trade Act amid intense interest at the end of the 20th General Assembly. The measure bans price discrimination across sections and localities, requires equal pricing for commodities statewide, and prevents practices aimed at hampering competition or creating a monopoly. The act declares itself in effect immediately for emergency needs.

Denver Tate T. C. Johnson General Assembly Sanna Y Rich Gil Felth

Local buyers price grain at Michigan market

Local buyers pay to warmers with quoted prices: Spring Wheat 1.00, Winter Wheat 1.00, Oats 0.65, Rye 0.40, Barley 0.45, Pinto Beans 4.00. Grain delivered to Michigan area, prices listed for various grains with rough notation of delivery and local buyers.

Drial Michigan

Petrikin Declares Greeley Solidly Behind Fourth of July

I M B Petrikin president of First National bank backs a 2200 guaranty for Greeley’s Fourth of July celebration. He says the event will be a clean, goodwill community affair aiding business after hard times. He notes widespread support and no criticism, urging everyone to contribute.

Petrikin Greeley Lia Geo I. M. B. Petrikin First National Bank

Bellboy Suit To Obtain Oil Royalty Opens

In a Greagewood district court case, L. W. Taylor and his wife May sue Continental Oil Company seeking to redeem contracts tied to the No. 1 Briggs well. They claim a 1921 purchase option and post royalty totaling about $12,000, asserting prior promises and mortgage arrangements by Frank Briggs. The case centers on Briggs land and a disputed oil royalty claim with Taylor now residing in Denver.

Venver Hotel Bellboy Gale Poarnanian Royalty Missey Greagewoon Evatorn Weldeninty Tral i District Court Harel Weadnerday Marulig Uu C. CO. Corth Asie L. W. Taylor Greagewood Tits Helluoy Denver Continental Ol Company Taylors Minera Royalty Gontinental Ol Apponre Taylor Maette Frank Driggs Briggs Niles Place

Actress HN Reports Illness After Africa Shoot

A film actress associated with a Tropical Disease unit in Los Angeles is reported seriously ill. The illness, linked to sun exposure during an Africa production, follows a prior 18 month period of health concerns. Doctors say she contracted a rare ailment while working with a motion picture company.

Los Angeles Zone Aha Africa Edwind Haoth Fiim Waa Enid Miss Booth

Re-Allotment Act Signed by Governor Affects Legislature

Associated Press reports Governor signs reapportionment bill after long legislative fight. The measure allocates eastern slope agricultural councils advantages while reducing representation for Denver and several counties. Counties like Weld and Laramie gain or lose seats as districts redraw to reflect population changes.

Associated Press Denver Colomily Fainin Q. Johnson General Assembly Abe Taso Pueblo Toa Antinas Bavidep Wold County Tyro Lathiner

Prosser To Speak at Commencement of College Here

The Colorado State Teachers College will hold commencement Saturday at 1 30 on campus before Grantor Hall. The program includes processional The Inaugural and remarks by The Honorable Paul P Prosser Attorney General of Colorado. The college orchestra performs and candidates for degrees are presented.

Prosser AL “Lmowerman John Mackay Maurice Ilies Obilentay Arthur Henfarson Paul PB. Prosar State of Oer Odetta Marion Short Winfield D. Admgatcout Colteza Frederick L. Whitney Aradlunto George Willard Fraater Harry ¥. Kemner Charles W. Jackson Traiten Is. Ziniumermen Reccasional Rakaczy Nerloz College Orchestry Oliver ML Gickinion

Improving of Anl to Collins Road Ahead Rapidly

Improving of Anl to Collins Road is going ahead rapidly and binding of five miles of the Ailt Fort Collins road from the West county was expected to be finished Wednesday evening. Gravel will be placed on the road for use afterwards, County Commissioner Clark said. Portions of the road were given eight roasts of off last year to hold surfaces and grade land will be offered again this year. It had already been scarified.

Indiana Goes Wet by 2 Tol Indiana Goes Wet by 2 Tol

Indiana voters in a tight statewide ballot approved repealing Prohibition by amending the U S Constitution. The tally showed 601,239 yes to 377,894 no in 3,874 precincts with 329 delegates chosen to meet June 26 to formalize the peo ple’s will and nominate 250 pledged to vote for the Twenty First Amendment.

Indianapolis Indiana Hera

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