Hopeful World Action on Silver Money
Senator Pittman of Nevada leads American diplomacy toward London on silver money policy. Washington and other nations discuss using a percentage of reserves to economize on the white metal as a possible new standard. A formal accord in London hinges on broader agreement and legal questions remain unsettled.
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Preglont Toosevelt
Key Pittman
Lion
London
Washington
Southeaty
Nennler
Hands Are Headed for the Rodeo at Greeley
Weld County and Colorado communities converge for the One Day 4 event at Greeley Spud Rodeo Grave Park. Families plan a grand picnic as cowhands, riders, and visitors gather for an all day celebration with playgrounds, crowd appeal, and races set for July 4.
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Greeley
Wold County
Colorado
Weld County
Great Western Sugar Company
Eaton
Windsor
Weld Courtly
Mary Pickford Stars in Secrets at Sterling Theatre Friday
Film drama featuring Mary Pickford in Secrets. The star arrives in a simple tale of love and elemental emotion, praised as one of her best pictures. Production is described as lavish with top material and personnel, including famed collaborators and international attention.
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The
Sterling Friday
Mary Pickford
Prank Borzaga
Ono Fline Academy
Sterling Theatre
Studelt Besier
Meg Edeington
Thud
Renerts
Motion Pletura
Miss Pickford
Ft Fe “Notton Pleura
Miss Pickfore
Siucera
Ovary Brane
Thua
Hoth
Academy Award Night Cast in 1929 Mingled Charts
The text lists Marlon, acornarist, and Frank Worzagé among award recipients in motion pictures with Min picks for Miss Pickford winning an Oscar for Coquette. Ray June and Whord Day are named as camera operators with Leslie Howard as Pickford’s leading man, Mona Maris as the other woman, and a cast including C Aubrey Smith Wandis Fredertel Doris Lloyd Herbert Hwang New Sparks and Jerry Stewart.
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Marlon
Aconarist
Frank Worzagé
Acmany
Anny
Hollywood
Ray June
Camarman
Greasewood Field Producing 150 Bbls Daily Summary
Weekly oil production figures show Greasewood Field at 150 barrels daily for the week ending May 27, with state figures listing Fort Collins Wellington Florence and other towns. Compare daily averages to prior weeks. notes on percentages and year over year change. Also notes new test drills by Continental Oil and S. W. Pressey in Arimas County and Oak View district. No completions since last report.
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Colorado
Fort Colling- Wellington
Florence Conon Aan
Boulder
Maxwell Grant
Hinworth
Torela Dome
Lag Animas County
Continental Ol Company
Dakota
Gio
Oak View District
S. W. Pressey
Ojo
Lakota Pass
Wages rise across industries boost national buying power
General Motors raises wages for 160,000 workers and Fisher Body increases pay for all staff. Other firms report wage hikes or extended hours without cuts, including Kelpmont Shirt Co and Mitchell Garment. Steel mills restart in Ohio with 10,000 employed as production outlook improves. broader economic indicators show gains in freight, steel, auto, textiles, and prices rise modestly across commodities. Local shoppers in Greeley spend more, banks loan freely, and home purchases surge.
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United States
Weld County
American Federation of Labor
Chicago Great Western Railway
General Motors
Fisher Body Corporation
National Oil Products Co
Harrison
N. J
Kelpmont Shirt Co
Kelpmont
Mitchell Garment
Lincoln
Orrell Mill, Inc
Glendale
Missouri
Steel Mills
Ohio
Steel Industry
Standard Statistics Company
Greeley
Dawn of a New Epoch in American Prosperity
The message proclaims rising wages, shorter hours, and a return to 1929 price levels. It urges buyers to invest in farms, homes, furniture, appliances, clothing, and cars while prices are low, promising new opportunity, confidence, and prosperity as inflation wanes. It emphasizes optimism, buy-now opportunities, and renewed economic vigor in Greeley and beyond.
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Greeley
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Greasewood
Grace
New York
Mitty
Jericho Crepe
Prines
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