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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
9
A disrupted distribution line prompts concerns over water quality and capacity. Officials note previous consumption surges up to six million gallons and report leaks in the system since last year. The mayor discusses storage basins, a nearby reservoir, and the need to prevent contamination while repairs proceed.
Denver June 7 cattle and lamb prices show steady to lower trends across categories. Slaughter steers bring around 4.75 to 5.50 while yearlings and cows vary. lambs fetch 6.50 to 7.70 with best grades reaching higher. hogs and other meats show softer demand. Potatoes and market receipts noted with moderate supplies and firming tendencies in some categories.
Reading fragments suggests uncertainty around a missing individual connected to a broader incident. Names and places are obscured, but authorities pursue leads and public tips as investigations continue.
After a heated meeting at Treachers College Tuesday afternoon, the student council voted to recommence payment under the graduate manager role on the current year basis. A committee including Nob Bust Eleanor Alluauxe John Milhalland was formed to review the position. The three way plan allocates $600 from administration board of athletics and student associations, with administration paying $400 and S.T. G. contributing $900 plus $26 a month for the association secretary.
Washington conference on June 14 will outline policies and administration methods for relief funds under the new federal act. Governor Johnson invited to send a representative. Harry Hopkins explains details to executive secretaries of state relief committees. Colorado officials Lummis and Gross return to boost machinery for relief administration.
Dr Felix will give a Thursday night lecture titled Community Responsibility at Water High School at 7 30 pm. Brought by Creeley with Weld County Hygiene Council and Dr Robert Fella of Denver. The talk aims to interest parents teachers welfare workers and officials and will be followed by a round table discussion.
The Baptist Brotherhood Picnic will be held Thursday night at Island Grove Park. First Baptist Church hosts with food and drink provided, a hall game and other amusements for families and members, and attendees are asked to bring a copy and silverware.
Abundant heat and damage to winter wheat push Chicago price quotes higher. Market notes show July wheat around 78 and September near 78, with gains across corn and oats as traders monitor British exchange movements amid uncertain weather. Damaged wheat remains largely irreparable, influencing futures.
A Milwaukee campus incident followed a party near Waukesha involving Leonard Nelean 22 and Gustav Peterson 27. Two young women, plus four others, were injured when a car lost control and crashed into a telephone pole. Nelson died from a bullet wound in a later incident with Peter Peterson 27 killed in Kimberly Hall. Sheriff Moran coordinated the investigation while Milwaukee police pursued leads.
Alderman Lee Cresler reports a policing East Side complaint amid limited protection. The city council panel says East Side coverage is the minimum possible under current staffing, with Homer Sims normally on the Fast Side and Vern Clans plus Ed Winn patrolling the rest. Regular night officers must cover the entire city with no East Side presence. Anthes may relocate to Lakota. a Tuesday election rumor suggested the move, but confirmation was uncertain.
County by county re allotment details are listed with representative counts for each area. The document records shifts in seats for Denver Pueblo Weld Pasa Las Animas and other counties, then notes New York stock exchange activity with shares sold at high prices.
Greeley city council approved lighting two tennis courts at Grove Park with electric meters to control use. Night play will be charged by coin and time, with 15 minute blocks for singles and longer for doubles. Residents expect higher court use with resurfacing underway under Parks Superintendent William Welsh.
An opinion from Governor Johnson states that no member of the state legislature can be named warden of the Buena Vista Reformatory to replace the late Richard L. Shaw. Several legislators including A. O. Poppoo are reported as having applied, with few taking the risk to pay tax. Also noted is limited county participation in delinquent tax settlements under a 1920 and 1931 act, with petitions filed in various counties. Marriage license records list Marley K. Cox and Mabel Toim of Cheyenne.
A Venetic dance for the Dynamite Dans is planned for June 14 at Sunset View. Greetoy's tenor and the Colorado State Tageball league will be featured as R. Tt. Miller arranges the event and announces the forthcoming orchestra selection. Tickets will go to May ball team members.
An article traces France’s push to lift barriers to commerce and restore gold standards. It notes calls by Joseph Caillaux for French leadership in monetary measures to stabilize prices, cut stockpiles, and align production with world demand. It discusses a 10 percent drop in foreign trade, government deficits, and the need to secure war debts from the United States and Britain amid stalled policy.
Platteville residents share news of visits and family ties including Mr and Mrs WON Roberts and son John, Mrs AL Wright, Memorial Day in Cheyenne, and friends gathering in Greeley and Glen Haven. Snippets reference Mrs Rolérie’s mother, Miss Gard Carrel and others visiting relatives across Colorado and Wyoming.
Opal Doughtry of Nen cer hosted a memorial day dinner for the Miznah club on Tuesday. The event included a fundraiser with an improvement fund and a gala night with proceeds of $11.27 donated to the project.
A Friday afternoon meeting of the Cirat division of the Grilles Ait was held at Mrs J I% Bacher home with Mea s presiding. Several attendees planned the coming month including Wayon Larkin and Mr and Mrs Harry Payton of Lincoln Nebraska visiting relatives. Geraldine Payton and others discussed agricultural college wear and related activities as the group reflects on recent events.
A torn, garbled fragment discusses service measurement and respect for work. It suggests value in effort and implies a system where adequate measurement leads to fair recognition, though specifics are unclear. The text appears as a personal reflection or instruction rather than a formal report.
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