Selected Musicians in Regional Band from Greeley Teachers College
A historical roster lists forty musicians and teachers active in band programs at Greeley area schools and Colorado State Teachers College. It names performers, directors, and contest winners from Greeley, Sterling, Grand Junction, Denver, Pueblo, and surrounding towns, with years tied to state and regional contests. The list highlights trumpet, horn, trombone, and clarinet players as well as band directors and mentors involved in early 20th century high school and college ensembles.
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Nage Oeeehool
Greeley
Aire
L. B
Reid
Colorado
Collera
Phoa Greeley
Charles Whealer
Mratabo
Baesoons
Alice
Prad'homine
Sterling
Tnck Clayton
Fort Collina
W. Kade Las Animag
Duste
Gary Norman
Grealey
Kenneth Complall
Groclas
Procley Municipal Band
Marency Jatkeon
Gretlay
Aalo Prorepater
Greeley Municipal Land
Rolatd Roberts
Colorado Teachers College
Wand
Thites
Witton Preuting
Gresley
Hornston Cll
Whiner Alate
North Dakota
Ceraut Sain
Greetey
Colorado Teachers College Orchestra
Horton Pavey
Mount Vernes
Hoberts
Denver
South High Ackoul
Cyfford Williame
Catorade Springs
Tympani ed Chattan Roulador in Colorado Springs
In winter 1922 stints are recorded for Tympani ed Chattan Roulador with mentions of Tinea Brunt Ryan Fostar Grooley and a Municipal Brad 1931, reflecting local civic or cultural listings from the period.
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Chattan Roulador
Colorado Springs
Flint Pines
Tinea Brunt
Ryan Fostar
Grooley
City Council Bans Fishing on Waterworks Property
The city council approved barring anglers from city waterworks grounds after an inspection trip by aldermen prompted by Harold Proctor and allegations of fishing on the premises. The measure aims to protect sanitation, stock the area with fish through state programs, and keep picnics to lower grounds while keeping the waterworks facility away from activity.
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Milt Seamat
Harold Proctor
Sowe
Othera
Mul Senwvan
R. W. Gelder
Sly
Walen
Bagina
Benmant
James Proctor
Christenson
Yolra
College Hi Class Gets Diplomas on Thursday Evening
Graduation exercises at the Little Theatre of Camrade College will be led by Dr. B. A. Cross. A list of 34 graduates includes Erpant J. Clark Pearl Hastings Pearl Henders on Bert Kinsey John Schmidt Ralph King Opal Hershauer and many others. The event marks the culmination of studies for the class.
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Bluto Teachers College Bled School
B. A. Cross
Anguah
Erpant J- Clark
A. G. Clark
Arenna
Mary Elizabeth Finley
G. W. Finley
Goetzel
Jostenh Godeal
Pearl Hastings
Wm. Lenhart
la Balle
Cole
Mergerat Hatch
Hate
Ruby Henderaon
Mra
Frank Henderaon
Albert Holm
Myre
Fred Holm
aSntle
Marla Jeffries
W. B. Jeffries
Eighth Streets
Beryl Johnston
W. CG. Inbnaton
Opal Hershuer
O. C. Lewin
Eighth Avenue
Loreno Kia
Dena Kidd
LaSalle
Ralph King
J. A. King
Ruth King
King
Chit Kinsey
Mira
Kinsey
Seventh Avenue
Ben Kratt
Kratt
Albert Lorenz
D. N. Lorenz
Usorga Marshall
Snd
George Mur Vnill
Lafette
Ralph Meeker
Land
Innsleeker
Box
Jack Noel
Neal
LaBalla
Farrell Porter
J. A. Portar
Thirleanth Arena
Harold Prendergast
Orenderengi
St. John's Collage
Hiclen
Thelms Atonder
R. C. Walker
Lafialto
Wills Walker
Alr
J. 3. Walker
Eather Weber
Christan Weber
Svenua
Tulh Woehler
John Woehler
Morrie Young
Eb.b. Taker
Roosevelt Leads Florida Primary Across Democratic Vote
Florida returns from 126 of 1,283 precincts show Roosevelt leading with 14,892 to Burray’s 1,996 for governor and 223 for Chasuon. In Jacksonville’s race for congress, Alsop Jr. and Sears vie while Dre Jed heads a district panel race. Caldwell and Martin stay strong in the eight way gubernatorial contest as Florida holds 14 delegates to the Democratic national convention.
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Jackeoaville
Fla
Juna
B.uovernor
Franklly D. Moonavelt
New York
Florida
Willam H. Burray
Oklahoma
L. J. Chasuon
Milwaukee
Nark .Wilcox
Cobgreat
Ruth Bryan Owan
Indarga
Herbert J. Dre Jed
Congress
J. Hardin Petergan
Sumter L. Lowry
Tom A. You
Patterson Eur Millard Caldwell
Seven Year Old Boy Joins Vet Bonus Marchers
Chicago reports seven year old George J. Frank Jr. of Mousten Texas travels with a Denver contingent of World War veterans bound for Washington to press the veterans bonus bill. Accompanied by his father they join a Houston delegation and ride with the marchers as the group travels westward. George, whose mother is deceased and father unemployed, said he is enjoying the trip and seeing new places daily.
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Associated Prem
Chicago
George J. Frank, Jr
Mousten
Houston
Tex
Hop
Denver
Texas
George
Army
Rongent
Glen
American Negro Uplift Society launches anti Communist move
The American Negro Uplift Society has started a nationwide drive opposing Communist influence among Black Americans. The first general meeting in the city center heard the group, formed to curb any Communist trend, is growing rapidly across the United States.
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Treas Firmingham
Ale
American Negro Uplift Society
Fay
Bintoy
Mississippi delegates friendly to Roosevelt
Mississippi delegates elected to the Democratic National Convention were described as friendly to Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York. The nine delegates were presented as committed to Roosevelt, supporting his nomination and the party platform on national issues. In Washington, Senator Nye argued against early payment of the soldier bonus, calling farm relief essential for economic recovery.
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Associated Brass
Jackson
Milesi
Amgssasippi Desperata
Franklin BD. Roosevelt
New York
Uarmtvation
Rossevalt
Wye
Bonut Beckers
Associated Treas
Wanhington
Rainey Sees No Hope of Congress Quitting Session Before 20th
Associated Press reports Representative Rainey, Democratic leader, says Congress cannot adjourn before June 20. He notes the delay has stretched by the Senate but expects the body to set a date by June 20 or 30 to enable the Democratic convention in session June 27.
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Rainey
Congress
Associated Srnse
Wratington
Jones
Tve Rainey
Dusmone
Senate
Llendancn
Stork Express Bayu Announces Dinee Daughter Mya
Mr and Mrs Eugene Dinee of Denver welcomed a daughter named Mya on June 1. Dines, formerly Marie Eaton, had many Grocley trands.
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Stork Express Bayu
Eugene Dinee
Denver
Mya. Dines
Marie Eaton
Wattenburg Sues on School Tuition Law
Wattenburg District 19 files suit in district court to test a state tuition law. The case targets the state superintendent of public instruction and seeks to declare the act unconstitutional as it requires districts to deduct funds from local tax income to pay high school tuition for students attending out of district. County attorney Thomas A. Nixon represents the district in a dispute that centers on local fund control versus state mandates.
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Stata
Imex Johnson Lewie
Stada
Wattenburg
Jesse R. Patterson
Yaeke
Henna Hrighton
Thoman A. Nixon
Yepreasante
Cnat
Umion
Alata
pupHa
Wattanburg
Muenticant
Tha Istrict
Watterson
Parking Lot Proposal to Council in Newton Plan
H K Newton of Creo lay proposes a city council plan for a seventh aventa and Tenth aleat parking lot near Gresley merchants. A quarter block would be leased at 25 dollars monthly to create jobs and reduce employee car parking in front of local stores with a 10 cent delivery charge. Newton seeks business owner pledges via a petition before action and would run operations from Greeley with oversight by drivers and store delivery windows.
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Seventh Aventa
Tenth Aleat
Gresley
H. K. Newton
Creolay
Newton
Howell to head campaign expense investigating body
Washington June Benator Howell of Nebraska was selected by Senate Republicans to head a committee to investigate this year's campaign expenditures of presidential and senatorial candidates. Approval of the inquiry resolution was blocked in the Senate by Senator Watson who said he could not find two regular Republicans to serve. The last committee was headed by Senator Nya of North Dakota.
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Washington
Benator Howell
Nebraska
Senate Republicans
Senate
Watson
Nya
North Dakota
Earhart Welcomed In Rome By Balbo And Italian Officials
Amelia Earhart arrives in Rome aboard an army plane from Mian and receives a warm official welcome from General Balbo and Italian officials. Ambassador Garrett and high staff greet Earhart as two hundred onlookers, many women, cheer her courage. Mussolini to host a dinner in her honor with Balbo presiding, pope to hold audience later.
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Rome
Amelia Earhart
Putnam
Alo Balbo
Atlantic
Nolles
John WW. Garrett
General Balba
Af Aeronautica
Raffaalia Riccar
Groeted Milas Burbard
Garrett
Cougil
Theodora Jaeckel
Thin Falt Staffa
Aviatri
Mise Earhart
Pam
Italy
Cluthes
Batha
Miss Warhart
Lucretia Bort
Metropolitan Opera Stor
Garretts
Mussolini
Miss Earhart
Balba
Markets Report From Denver and Surrounding Ranges
A long price and commodity update from Denver and related markets notes cattle hogs and sheep with varied bids and prices. readers see bid ranges for yearlings calves and slaughter stock, plus notes on dairy and milk can production and a forthcoming auction in Weld County referencing specific vehicle and license details.
Loveland Clerk Refuses To Pay On Alleged Shortage
Loveland city council confronts clerk Vanderpool over a cemetery fund shortfall of about $2000. Vanderpool demands a new auditor while the council delays action, tables approval for a $1712 audit fee, and questions the legitimacy of recent clerks' accounts as lingering concerns stretch into June meetings.
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Loveland
O. W. Vanderpool
Hlatannre
Council
A. P. Hogers
Fort Collins
Vanderpool
Joe Cella
Paving Repair Plan For District Five Seeks City Action
New Mexico construction firm to be asked to repair paving laid five years ago. City engineer cites bond insolvency of Southern Surety but officials believe it won’t affect the year’s pavement guarantee. District five includes eight Avenue sections and Seventh through Twelfth streets area. old contractor dissolved. Also notes annual $25 gasoline pump fee proposed in city ordinances.
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New Mexico
Spwiss
H.W. Gelder
Southern Surety Company
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Fagtheare Construction Company
Bua
Eighth Avenue
Leitea
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Dave Gebtry
Wanley Johnson
Fliat Bees
Brams
Trah Denims
Leroy Thompson
Grand Junction
Coloraio
Utah
Idaho
Cx McKinley
AW York
Delan du Pont
General Motors
N. J
Unger
Pacific
U. S. Steel
Gillen Ser
Ideal Cement Co
Ste. T
Nt & Rev. Call Coloravta Ind
Denver Gas & Electele
Cities Service Co
Nev
Cails
Blea
Nev.Caut
Corp
Ale Mall
Afr
Post Office
de Partiosst
Tredanack Tei U
Prieat
John C
Scorch
Roosevelt
Aimong Negroes
Mississippi
Stetson
Howell
Mrs. Putnam
Eternal City
Ustiba
Sholee Elda
Eve
Owen Werk
Cattie
Otier
Elngreu
Innekel
Lamba
Texas Pteern
Jane Rattle
Ford
Atendy
Atagkers
Cnedern
Idahos
Oregon
Rnda
Elaine
Chiengo
Wisconsin Sound
Inke Fuente
Birumahs
Louisiana
Weld County Garage
Rade
Kanvan City
Truss Fittin Sone Skocd
Bair the Smithson Tr
Gilbert Bisho
Barealls
Oureau
Ata
McMurtzy
McMuntay
THE
King ‘Lumber CO
Tth
Pickens
Preston
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