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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1934

Page

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Labor Conventions Split State Democratic Ranks

A Colorado labor federation convention endorses a governor who supports key labor laws while a split among Democrats widens the field. Governor Johnson claims expected support remains strong as factional tensions surface with Mina Roche and a three-way race looming.

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Chain Stores Taxes and Civil Service Criticized by Stocksmen

At the Colorado Stock Growers and Feeders Association convention A L Mamper president of the Union Federation of County Taxpayers associations charged high taxes and lobbyism by state educational institutions. He said taxes are up since 1872 and that 76 to 73 percent of state taxes fund education, criticizing dormitory construction at the University of Colorado and the State Teachers College.

Chainestore Cril Service Commission Thing Colorado Stock Growera Feederena A. L. Mamper Uolnsido Federation of County Taxpayers Associations Ha Atteches Atate University of Colorado Klate-Feachers Coltege

Stock Growers Seek Ban on Livestock Imports

Sterling Colorado June stock men from Esatera Colorado urged a strict embargo on all livestock feed and a ban on 87 livestock importations. They presented the request to drought relief official P A Anderson, arguing feed sufficiency and to stop exports from drought stricken mountain areas.

Sterling Esatera Colorado Stock Pro Noir Colorado Repreaca Weshington P. A. Anderson Myertock

Bears Welcome Two Cubs To Puddle Muddle Tale

In this playful scene, Honey Bear and Willy Nilly host a banquet for two newborn cubs named Jupiter Hear and Highy. The Puddle Muddle crew react with joy as Rip Notch and Christopher inspect the tiny bears, while the cubs remain sightless for a month.

Marky Grakam Bonner Raasier Christopher Colucius Rip Dacks Telly Honny Bear Willy Nilly Honey Bear Willy Ily Putin Whitly Honey Dear Audi Black Dees Honey Treat Nivly Pression Jupiter Nilly Joy Beat Jelly Bear Money Gear Cava Notch Christopher Puddie Alp Flouey Bear Top Notch Gle Klays Batase

Cubs Arrive as Honey Bear Receives Gifts in Puddle Huddle

Christopher Grow arrives with young raota and a few offerings for Honey Bear, including tender wood for the cubs. Wily Nilly brings a toy comb to Honey Hoar. The cave becomes the most fascinating place in Puddle Huddle.

Christopher Grow Dow Blacky Flere

Junior High Graduation at Big Bend Wednesday

The Junior high commencement at Tis Mead training school was held June 6 at 8:00 p.m. The program featured a student procession, vocal solo by Dorothy Eckhardt, recitals by Mary Francen Malan and Keith Kreller, addresses by Rev. Willard Strahl, and awards and diplomas presented to graduates including Kathrye Hetterls, Edith Bima Votmafr, and Agnes Francea Meyer.

Bly End Tis Mead Training School Woilsestioy Mary Francen Malan Rov Theodore Prey Salle Lie Horothy Eckhardt Scud Jann Messer Edith Tein Eugene Carter G.T.C Nule Londonderry Alr Kreller Willard Strahl Greeley Addreus Henneth Biser Hy‘briua Bilott Presenta Elnas A. J. Forter Frauke Eekhardt Willard W. Strahl Macy Freancet Malan Porol Mae Eckhardt Brrg Frank Eekhardt Kathrye Hetterls Carl Hetterle Edith Bima Votmafr Feed Holi Bernard Olver Ungbard Oliver Bluntard Clara 3Issifer Ars Jake Klester Edgar Willan Lonrey Ant A. H Lotrey Donald Mackey Ay Mackey Agnes Francea Meyer Margaret Lena Schall Aly Meg. Schall Toluvie Ulrich Meru P. Tirich

Two Men Fined After Street Accident

In a police court ruling on the June sixth accident between Ninth and Tenth avenues two men were fined. Hienda Crewe of 1019 Tenth Street paid 6.50 for reckless driving while Lenny Murphy of Scere drew 3.60 for parking on the wrong side. Murphy contended Crowe drove badly, but Judge Adkins found both guilty and blamed Murphy for the collision.

Hienda Crewe Tenth Street Reoklees Lenny Murphy Scere Murphy Pollen Crowe Adkins Lt Murphy

Claus Appoints Acting Chief of Gresley Police Department

Police officer Verna Clause served as acting head of the Gresley Police Department on Saturday while Chief Roberts was out of town. Eddie Winn was vacationing. Paul Close and a temporary desk officer covered during Roberts absence.

Verna Clause Gresley Hovlox Beco Pollee Sendt. Roberts Ea Winn la Yendra Paul Tempora Gorvinges Roberty

Stork Express Horn to Me and Mrs Hill

Fragmentary OCR notes report a birth at the Green Jay hospital with parents Mr and Mrs Pat Ed talatan of 1217 Eighth. A juvenile daughter is noted, and a separate line mentions Mrs Willia Hill at Eston. The legibility is poor but indicates a birth record entry.

Horn Willia Hill Eston Aon Jung Gree- Jay Hospital Mes Pat Ed Talatan Greeley Hoapital

Sarazen Leads Open Golf Tourney In Philadelphia

In the United States Open at Philadelphia, Gene Sarazen held a slim lead entering the final stretch after 63 holes. Bobby Cruickshank, Witty Cox, and Olin Dulra trailed with 219 to 221 as Ky Laffoon sat on 229, while Johnny Goodman and others contended in a wide open field.

Crescentes Freseo Philadelphia Bobby Crickahank Geng Borazen Ute Cox Ky Laffoon Lislethorse Hinery Cooper Chicago Bforlon Gene Sarazey Lilo Volss Bis Cemarese Foca Bull Tubby Cruickshank Witty Cox Olin Dulra Johuny Gbodaran Gmsha Lonver

Price Fixing Clause Allowed To Remain

A report from Washington cites NRA action preserving price fixing rights for private automobile dealers while excluding marketing divisions of the motor vehicle trade code. Tom Young, Groeley dealer and district chairman of the northern Colorado Auto Dealers association, says dealers feared disruption to a stabilized market. A telegram from F W A Weaver, chair of the national control committee, clarifies the administration’s stance.

Washington NRA Corale Private Industrien Eridap Tom Young Groeley Northern Colorado Auto Dealers Association F. W. A. Weaver Chairoian National Control Cor Wittes Young Greeley Colorado

Ashton School Closes With Picnic and Exercises

Ashton Fenhool closes with a Wednesday picnic at Island Grove attended by about 100 Ashton community members. Commencement occurred Tuesday with Superintendent J. P. Moreland announcing eighth grade diplomas. program included processional, orations, music, and awards led by multiple students. An operetta and notable performances capped the day, while supervisor Mrs. Anderson plans to return next year.

Ashton Fenhool Island Grove Pick Ashton Orentog J. P. Moreland Soldcuss Andels Margaret Thompson Ruth Glendenaln Batty Drake Warren Moser Lywin Domwler Nert Erickson Mexico Buich Lydia Dumler Ruth Glendenning Betty Drake Bert Erickson Warran Never Lend Dreama Anderson Ble Mea. c. Ander Peyton

Educational Pioneer Dr Sexson Credits Teachers College

Dr Sexson lauds Teachers College as an educational pioneer, crediting it with shaping understanding of child nature and true learning. He recalls lectures by Darwin era figures, the evolution debate, and the development of reading, writing, and arithmetic pedagogy, praising the college’s enduring influence on teaching philosophy.

Dr. Sexson Teachers College Darwin Jordan Joc Cel Kneucer LeConte Kamenea Z. X. Snyder Duan Peuylred Stissora

Anne Adams pattern for 1838 summer frock ad

An old pattern advertisement offers a ladies frock pattern numbered 1838 with sizing 14 to 44 and fabrics listed. Pricing shows 25 cents for pattern and fifteen cents for a gain or sewing instruction, with magazine orders from Grbville Republican Pattern Department and address details.

ADA Tenn Pi Magazine Addrasr Mattoros

Big Bend Picnic at Island Grove Draws 160 Attendees

The annual Big Bend picnic was held Thursday at Island Grove Park with about 160 attendees enjoying games and recreation. Refreshment chair Athol Bright led the effort with assistants Marvin Winslow and a list of local helpers. lunch included potato salad, pork and beans, wieners, buns, ice cream, and beverages.

Big Bernd Big Bend Clark Holterts P. Ulrich

Fuid cookies furnished by ek boaril

Fragmentary note mentions cookies and unrelated names with unclear context. No coherent event or identifiable entities beyond scattered words. Unable to extract a clear news item, dates, or participants for a proper summary.

District Court Jury P Excused Till J Term End

The district court jury pool is excused from further service during the term until June. No jury statistics will be recorded in August. Court will not meet next week by Judge C. G. Oy Inder Nell F. Graham will next Saturday. Robbin B. Smith of Denver is receiver for Baton Dary.

Wmiteiet C. G. Oy Inder Nell F. Graham Robbin B. Smith Denverceiver Tia Baton Dalry

Seasonal fashion chatter on warm July outfits

A fragment discusses women wearing velvet in heat, asking why they choose warm clothing in July and August. The text hints at seasonal fashion debates and consumer choices. Strong entities are not clearly present in the fragment.

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