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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
9
District court heard the final testimonies in a complex oil land dispute between the Taylor and Briggs interests. Key witnesses described assignments, mortgages, and occupancy claims, with potential settlements and future court actions following a long, contentious process.
Leslie Lindow praises Witla Grant Brill's Afro American Symphony performed by the Cale Vege Orchestra at the College Assembly on June 7. Under Mr Opps's sympathetic direction the work blends modernism with expression, richness of texture, and varied movements prefaced by quotes from Paul Lawrence Dunbar.
C Auber, owner of the car, has used the converted Model T as his home for eight years. The vehicle contains a bed that can be set in 60 seconds, a kitchen with three heat options, and running water. He has traveled the Mississippi area and plans to move toward Cheyenne before winter, with the car weighing about 3100 pounds.
Kepner Junior High held its athletic awards program on Wednesday at 10 am in the Kepner auditorium. Betty Starkey announced the program which opened with a presentation of athletic guards by J. B. Dontenmier and track awards by Kathryn Fay. Scholarships for next year were presented by Dr W. L. Werinkle. Close history was given by Bill Reinley while Faith Keefer gave a prophecy. Mary Manley read the elite poem and Oliver Troxel gave the will. The program was sung by the ninth grade. Marjorie Hagan welcomed the ninth grade graduates to senior high. awards were made by Fi Ntteng, a member of the student council, to select outstanding students. In the junior high, Jeanette Armentro, Robert Edmundson, Norbert Geach, Kennion Rice, Nelio Adams, Eleanor Pals grat, Verna Falzer at, Dorothy, Joan Fank, Vincent Newland, and Albert Steele were named for eighth and ninth grades. A junior high school party followed the program, held at Islam Grove. The athletic clubs defeated Dancing Demons in two games.
In county court Wednesday Judge Robert G. Strong presided in the divorce suit of George F. against Lydia E. Hoantei. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Michelle of Pontotac Okte plan a Colorado surface trip for the summer after the proceedings.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Os and affections, urging a pause and mentioning blood purifying the skin. It references lowering general latency from beneath the skin air and restoring its balance, with unclear instructive intent. No clear events or persons are identifiable.
The Linn Grove cemetery overseer describes simple spray techniques to save trees from pests. A 2-pound arsenate lead mix, diluted in water, treated with careful handling to prevent bottom settling, and pressure adjustment to ensure even distribution. A basic hand pump system, built by a local mechanic for 25 to 100 dollars, can achieve effective results without costly equipment.
A testimonial from Mrs. Lite Bright of Walker Minnesota claims dramatic weight loss and improved looks using Kruschen Salts. She describes starting June 28 and dieting until January 10 under medical care for gall stones and an operation. The ad urges taking one half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast, and promises a four week supply for 8 cents at Gilbert Bishop Drug Co and Weldorano Drug Co.
The governor signed two additional measures with threats of vetoes or late action looming. One proposal would set county salaries and officials’ duties, while another targets building loans and bond regulations. Opponents warn of constitutional issues and potential instability in local finance if the acts pass or fail.
A compact home remedy note advises soaking tired inflamed feet in hot water for 20 minutes to reduce swelling and inflammation. It claims immediate relief, returning feet to strength for a hard day or night’s work. A 45 cent “Gibert-Blahop Drug Co” ad mentions Weldorade Drug Co and drugstores.
A five year moratorium on principal payments is announced for borrowers in Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, and Utah. About 41,006 borrowers are affected across four states, with loans totaling roughly 57 million dollars. New interest rates will be set at 2.44 percent, reducing the yearly payment burden for most.
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