Greeley Police Radio Airing 24 Hours
Greeley police radio will broadcast for a full 24 hours starting Wednesday night. Chief Vallee GC announced the plan and noted three officers now qualify as radio operators. Harold Barger was slated to take exams and pass, with Officers Jess Smith and Tri Timken receiving updated duties.
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Vallee GC
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Harold Barger Wan
Testuy
Jess Smith
Tri Timken
Briersdale 8M Men Adtoiiled a Three Act Comedy
A lively three act comedy presented Friday in Frlegsiaie ball drew a large crowd. The shows featured Selina and Dorothy Sweet with Larry D. Greene directing. A musical opening by Dorothy Sweet and others preceded the play’s laughs and strong acting. The write up also notes Scout Camporee activities at Greg rey Park with the Bergssdale Boy Scouts taking first in ragk meat and several track events, followed by a Swiss battle of cows and a note on steel rail weight descriptions.
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Briersdale
Sirele
Selina
Dorothy Sweet
Larry D. Greene
Cluver
Vrogrant
Gnusical Winera
Yiodin
Robert Ballon
Tron Pone
Winona Sweet
Moonllent
Shadows
Nels Goons
Red River Valley
Collesa Brown
Keith MccBeth
Vera
Monat Baldon
Guilse
Obligato
Byron Joking
Gaus Keefer
Maynard Jensen
Cherry Martin
Dorothy Sweets
Anne Martin
Juoy
Laurette Brawny
Olga
Mary Keefer
Susan
Edith McBoth
Dr. North
Frances Sharwood
Marjorie North
Lergister
Noam Gifford
Detectlys
Opal Stanley
Milly Lanming
the Podtess
Ettubel Jenting
Upham Grays
Frances Sehwab
Pie Preston
Adelaide Wy
Camporee
Bergssdale
Jesdler Burky E. Greene
Joe Wolk Park
Gregrey
Bryce White
Res Songer
Jay
Duyea Whitin
Rex
Jack Songer
Billy
Buddle Allen
Ralph Wiley
Dean Baylis
Carl Stimpson
Byron Janking
Donald Baldon
Hoppers March Again Defense Planned
Grasshoppers threaten LUGS crops as agencies map defense. Agriculture reports indicate last summer and fall were favorable for grasshopper breeding. A 1937 outbreak caused widespread damage, with 74,271 tons of poison bait used and estimated state crop savings over $100 million. Losses from uncontrolled outbreaks across 24 states reached around $60 million.
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Agricultura
Redand
Ting
Rowehel
Jefferson portrait on new 3c stamp sparks debate
The article describes Jefferson’s diverse roles from farmer to governor to ambassador and president. It notes his influence on Virginia education and the Louisiana Purchase, and mentions a new Jefferson portrait stamp unveiled in Washington with a bust by Houdon. It details stamp design and historical context including ratification timelines.
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Farmer
Priethod
Virginia
Williamsburg
Telchmond
France
Frantlin
Pti
Alexander Hamilton
Tally
Joby Adams
Aaron Burr
W Hiic
Louisiana Purchase
Montreallo
Wilkin
Adams
Profis
Houdon
Gale
Washington
Jefferson
Gilvert Stuart
Geraeaht
New Hampshire
Philadelphinus
Uncle Sam
Otter
The Constitution Ratification Tale and Early Stamp News
A concise summary of the ratification process leading to the union in 1787 1788 and the path to nine states approval. Mentions New York delay New Hampshire ratification and Virginia North Carolina Rhode Island partial adoption along with 1938 postage stamps and related sales figures. Includes mixed references to postal history and social observations on temptation.
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United States
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Quorgia
Connecicut
Massachusetts
Maryland
South Carolina
New Hampshire
Alexander Raumiston
Goncor
Poughkeepale
New York
Virginia
Dayton
Ohio
Galea
al St. Peterburg
Pla
Municipal League Refers Gas Truck To Judicial Group
Colorado municipal leaders discuss control of large gasoline transport trucks with the Municipal League judiciary committee in Longmont. Alderman Paul King reports to Greeley City Council, notes a portable sprinkler system demo at Tym Grove cemetery and explores future installation and cost figures for irrigation drives and a possible WEA project.
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Colorado Municipal Teague
Longmont
League Judiciary Committee
Greeley
Paul ‘King
King Aleo Ve Portal
Tym Grove
King
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Fifteen CCC Boys Hurt in Wreck Near Swho Springs
Fifteen members of a CCC camp at Swho Springs were injured Tuesday afternoon when their truck left the highway one and a half miles west of Sinestar’s Crossing and rolled down a forty foot embankment. Three were seriously hurt, including Coyld 19, Croliy 48, and Meriva 29, all transported to Titesimotia General hospital. The remaining twelve, at Fort Logan for cats and brutens, included Christopher, Batghotor, Brown, Stavey, Souders, Boligud, Mares, Beam, Burns, Ayler, Cherry, and Parker, the driver. Highway patrol and ambulances aided the scene.
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Dover
CCC
Swho Springs
Sinestar
Ieee Hart
Charles TI Croliy
Vivian Meriva
Titesimotia Gengeal Hospital
Vieting
Fort Logan
Traymond J. Christopher
Avolyjo Batghotor
W. Df. Brown
iKenneth Stavey
Vernon Souders
Alert T. Eloligud
Oboan Mares
Walter Beam
Gerphay Burns
Ernast. Ayler
Ray Cherry
Hugh L. Parker
Way
Dirwtenant McCallum
Buenvista O Lis
Iutha Springs
Lloyd Klingenberg Dies in Boulder
Lloyd Klingenberg aged 28 died in Boulder Tuesday night after a three weeks illness. He was nephew of Mrs. A. J. Campbell of Savana and son of Mr. and Mrs. Guaj Johrgenbergs of Naples. Survivors include parents and siblings Wilba, Betty Jean, Kenneth, and Jack, all of Naples. Funeral services and interment set for Linn Grove drawing room Friday morning at 0:40.
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Lloyd Klingenberg
A. J. Campbell
Savana
Boulder
Klingenbers
Ivo
Naples
Grealey
Longmont
Leona Laugherty
Grea Toy
Gua J. Johrgenbergs
Ida
Blno
Har~dy
Betty Jean
Kenneth
Jack Klingenberg
Puneragervyice Wilba
Annya
Linn Grove
Chicago grain market news and coyotes as mousers
The Chicago grain market reports mixed prices with wheat futures quoting Sept and Dec and corn listed with July and Dec figures amid late estimates. The article notes coyotes as superior mousers in national park service observations, and reflects on the elusive meaning of contentment with a rural proverb from Uncle Eben.
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Chicago
United States
National Park Service
First Egyptian King Menes linked to Knossos palace
Translations of inscriptions suggest King Menes, considered Egypt’s first pharaoh, may be the legendary King Minos who built the great palace at Knossos in Crete. The claim ties ancient Egyptian and Cretan mythic history, stirring scholarly debate.
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Menes
Minos
Knossus
Crete
Braising pork chops touted as best cooking method
The article explains braising as ideal for pork chops, detailing browning in hot lard, optional dredging, light seasoning, and slow cooking for 30 to 40 minutes. It notes serving ideas with potatoes, rice, or casseroles to enrich the meal and mentions lightning's nature and historical views.
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Willson
Homie Scanoriel
Mayo
Harold J Kirgis graduates from KU Medical School
Harold J Kirgis a former Beiggadale High School student, graduates from the University of Kansas College of Medicine in Lawrence. He plans to enter St Luke's Hospital in Denver this summer as an intern. Community notes mention visits, church events, and local moves surrounding Kirgis family and neighbors.
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Brigkedate
Jyne E.harold J. Kirgis
Beiggadale High Scheol
University of Kansas
Genoal
Medichip
Lawrence
Kay
Kirgin
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Floyd Preston
Autt
R. Kilney
Greeley
Congregational
King
Bennut
Cota
George Lehmer
Wesley West
Larimile
Cheyenne
Wye
Roy Marthing
Kerney
Wred Johnson
Mages Mary
Don Johnson
Dorothy Sweet
Lass
Jersey
Congressman Taylor to Hawaii Birthday Trip in June
Congressman Tamar Taylor of Colorado the oldest member of the House and Mrs. Taylor will depart Wednesday for New York to sail June 20 for Hawaii. He expects to celebrate his eightieth birthday June 19 at the Pao Ang council and plans to return to Colorado by the end of July.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tamar
Dem
Colorado
Boure
Taylor
New York
Hawaii
Paoang
State Seventh in Area Colorado
The passage notes Colorado as the seventh largest state by land and water area at 103,048 square miles, with dimensions of about 276 miles north to south and 87 miles east to west, comparable to distances between major cities. It compares area to Massachusetts and a combined region of New York, Ohio, New Hampshire, and Connecticut.
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Massachusetts
Lowa
New York
Ohio
New Hampshire
Connpeticut
St. Louis
Chicago
New York City
Portland
Kentucky McGuffey Memorial in Ashland One-Room School
A log school house at Ashland known as the Kentucky McGuffey Memorial was moved from the Kentucky mountains to honor William Holmes McGuffey who conceived his famous readers while living in Paris Kentucky.
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Kentucky McGuffty
Kentucky
Woman bitten by snake at church seeks faith cure
Hammond Le June report describes Mrs. Joe Rushing a mother of several children bitten Sunday night by a rattlesnake during a religious service. She believes faith will cure her poisoned arm and leg despite medical treatment already given. Her husband a sawmill worker stood by as she endured pain in a small carriage amid the church scene and the Sunday program.
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Gilcrest
Jane
Baceslaureale Gervica
Wishell
Baptist Church
Susuilayight
Evoccasional
Virginia Coxburn
Lymm
Hail the Power
1. Brown
Madge Suleliyans
R. E. Braws
Florence
Jhomny
Erle
Penn
Outer
Ameintud
Hammond
Joe Rushing
Iwa
Jaira
Rushing
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North 11th Avenue Traffic Perplexing Dilemma
Patlee C. Hunter of Greeley urges the city council to slow North Bloventhi Avenue traffic, now a major business district. He argues state law prevents reducing speed below 25 miles an hour and the council plans a conference with City Attorney Rotark G. Smith.
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Patlee
C. Hunter
Greeley
North
Bloventhi
Avenua
Lina
Busineas
Ratte Aig
Hunter
Mty
Rotark G. Smith
Pie Social For Valley View Team Benefit
A pie social will be held at the schoolhouse Friday evening to aid the Valley View team. Ladies are asked to bring pies. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs John Romans and others from Loveland and Indiana. The piece then shifts to a description of Hindu women makeup traditions including lipstick and forehead wafers, noting color variation and materials used.
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Valley View
Lidies
Marlin Beker
Gracley
Billy Barker
G. EB. Romans
John Romans
Chitten
Lien
George Lee
Loveland
James Qurey
Rydell
Meaning of Democracy in a constitutional government
A definition of democracy as a system where people influence public affairs under constitutional terms. It traces the word to Greek origins demos meaning the people and eratein meaning to rule.
Conservation Plans Discussed by Colorado Officials
Colorado conservation officials met with federal agricultural representatives to explore funding for conservation projects. Stone of the water conservation board said the bureau was interested in projects for soil erosion control and flood management using WPA labor. Five sites were named including the Dust Bowl region in eastern Colorado and the Fountain area for retaining ponds.
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Masocruties
Peps Neaver
Colorado Conservaion
Bureau
Wtford
Stone
Tor
Water Conservation Board
Bald
Steve
Panhandla
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Colorado
Gnd
Plaiva
Dust Bowl
Fountain
Sand and Fish Commission
Clnd
Hat Tilt Guide Says Teaser Profiles Revealed
A vintage note explains hat tilt as a social cue. Straight wear signals steadiness, slight right tilt shows confidence, pronounced right tilt implies authority, extreme left tilt marks a ladies’ man type.
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