Advertising Projects Plan for J C 2 in Northern Colorado
Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce approves two advertising projects to boost tourism of Northern Colorado and Rocky Mountain National Park. One uses a historic stage coach in a June 26 Colorado Springs parade to promote Pikes Peak Road opening and the region. The other routes travelers via Highway 16 to Morgan County and the Big Thompson area to spotlight the park and nearby towns. Funding sought from Spud Tot es committee, about $200, with Sterling and Park theaters donating.
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Colorado
Rocky Mountain National Park
Greeiey Junior Chamber of Commerce
Witwer Slay Ranch
Rocky Mouritain Matlonal Park
Une Greeley
Loveland
Denver
Colorado Springs
Harvey 5
Witwerhia
Yellowstone Park
Thia
National Park Region
Asse Greeley
al Vincent
Sterling and Park
I i
Vincent
Sterling and
Parle Theatera
Modernistic Interior Debuts at New Beauty Parlor
Modernistic black and silver furnishings with ivory accents adorn Jeanne's Beauty Shoppe as it opens for appointments. Manager Jean Grove Thinpéan, formerly at Salitary Beauty Shop, leads operations at the shop located on Ninth Street.
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Jeanne
Munster
Faye
Ted Ninth Street
Jean Grove Thinpéan
Salitary
Fragmented OCR describes murder and manslaughter terms
An OCR fragment discusses murder and manslaughter definitions across states, noting death results from felonious acts. It mentions insurance, apartment incidents, and a case dated in April with a legal shift from murder to manslaughter labeling, referencing a spectre and a file associated with KLLL.
Mrs Alfa Ostrander Honored by B P W
Mrs Alfa Ostrander was honored at the annual convention of the Colorado federation of Business and Professional Women held in Glenwood Springs. Delegates from the state attended as officers were elected including state president Helen Hawkins and vice president Alice Yunfest. Ostrander was named secretary and editor and business manager of the Colorado Business Women, with the Greeley club planning one summer meeting a month.
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Migg Mather Lote
Alfs
Ostruiar
Grealay
Glenwood Springs
Colorild Federation of Buainiexs
Chamber of Commerce
Gilberk
Mies Helan Hawkins
Penn Mutual Inquiance Company of
Denver
Cret
Miga Alicea Yunfest
Migliah
Colorado Springs
Vicayreaident
Alfa Ostrander
Department of Publications
Colorado
State College of Education
Greeley
Mizg Ninn Corniter
Publo
Elc
Ostrander
Nasocrate
Bualask
Beginners Band Classes To Start Wednesday At 2 30
Beginners band classes for bung mateu menialists begin in Greeley Wednesday as part of the music department program under Faulkner. First meeting 2 30 Wednesday at the Eighth Avenue gymnasium to organize groups in strings wind and brass with free instruction for students who bring their own instruments and music.
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Greeley
Music Department
Bret
Studenta
Mst
Mrs Walters Funeral at Macy's Set for Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs Mary L. Walter 66 wife of Binier H Walter superintendent at Grove were held Tuesday at Macy's chapel. She was born July 24 1869 in Lake City Minnesota and moved with her parents to Greeley in 1870. She married Elmer R Walter in 1891 and leaves two daughters Mrs Edwin H Oyale and Mrs Roy A Bowman, four grandchildren, two brothers A W Roberta of Greeley and Charles L Roberta of Grover, and was active in Park Congregational Church and Eastern Star.
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Mary L. Walter
Binier H. Walter
Sland Grove
Park
Macy's
Idnn
Grove Emeary
Mary A. Roberts
Lakelty
Minn
Greeley
Pleasant Valley
Parker Congregational Church
Elmer RR. Walter
Edwin H. Oyale
Peels
Colo.r
Roy A. Bowmen
Denver
Bhats
Hee
Hee Vand
Maxine
Ruth
Dolwie Opple
Nola Sean Bowman
A. W. Robarta
Charles L. Roberta
Grover
Gaeth
Pioneer Society
Briggsdale Ladley Ald Merete Members Meeting Notes
Members of uté Ladica ald were entertained at Mrs J B Waggoner’s home on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs A B Lairnesliting boyless and presiding, Edgar Gueat offered a prayer, and guests were invited to provide for a covered dish luncheon at noon for two. Meetings will resume in September after a July August vacation, with guest day set for June 17 at the Congregational church parlor featuring a special program and talks by speakers.
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Briggsdale Ladley Ald Merete
Uté Ladica Ald
J. B. Waggoner
A. B. Lairnesliting Boyless
N. H. Buck
Edgar Gueat
Ib Wau
Ehuyen
Mra. C.B. Groebeck
Ont
Tawil
Apeakars
Lind
New York Water Supply Details
New York's water system relies heavily on Catskill watershed sources. Reservoirs and diversions ensure steady supply to the city, with continuous maintenance and monitoring of a vast infrastructure to meet urban demand.
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New York
Catskill
Eltys
Condemnation Suit Trial Opens Here
Testimony in a county condemnation case shows dry land owned by H. Troutman and claimed damages of about 1,100 dollars. Patton and Cobb defend, arguing county offer of three dollars per acre. other landowners to testify on upkeeps and improvements along the road route. The trial resumes in district court Tuesday with counsel Apple for the county and Kelly and Smith for defendants. Knox versus Amendment Springfield Ohio news item follows about Republican stance on a federal minimum wage amendment.
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H. Trotman
Eaar
Rogen
Wag
District Court
Aginst
Troutman
Thomas D. Patton
Verna L Cobb
Patton
Lost Creek
Gray H. Apple
Coun
Knox
Springélald
Ohio
Prahk Knex
Chicago
Fragmentary note on water compression and gravity
Fragmented OCR discusses how water compression, pressure, and gravity affect water height and density. The text mentions effects of wave, weight, and the absence of gravity on water, but details are garbled and no clear event or names are present.
District Ball Meet Thursday
A district ball meet is scheduled for Thursday night at 7:30. The meeting, called by the District Commissioner, covers plan details for the event and location. It appears to involve the Detroit Journal district and includes pricing around the Brighton area, with territory specifics noted.
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Detriet Lournient
Thuy
Brighton TL
Monster Peonies on Display at Wilson Garden Show
The Tribune notes two peony varieties grown by Mr Wilson of Old Teuth Street on display. Single pink blooms resemble Mikado in color, about inches across, with a third year growth plant producing multiple blooms. White doubles in LuCygue also shown, seven inches long, five inches deep, highly rated at four out of ten points.
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Tribune
Wilson
Old Teuth Street
Wilko
Whitch
Blogg
Ila
Wilaom
Roggen Workman Hurt In Automobile Accident
Roggen Workman suffered injuries when a vehicle fell on him while he worked under a car in Don’e shops. Walter of Hudson rushed him to Denver’s hospital. Davenport of Foster Lumber Co. went to Hoxie to move his family. Charles Sharrit was taken to Greenley hospital with a knee infection. Sharrit is the father of Mrs. Gen. Rarison.
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Meggan
George Trapumer
Howry Trasumer
We Car
Eel
Walter
Hudson
Albiony's Hospital
Denver
Davenport
Tinecager
Foster Lumber Co
Hoxlé
Kans
Hoxten
Charles Sharrit
Greeley
Shurtett la
Gen. Rarison
Evans Pioneer L F Clark Dies at 74 in Denver
L F Clark longtime Evans resident and pioneer died Tuesday morning at his son’s Denver home. He had recently visited his family in Denver and had lived in Hyans and at a local stable for years. Survived by children A Clark Greeley C Clark Le Salle O Clark and L M Clark of Denver and Rev BR Clarke of Ault plus 10 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Wife predeceased in 1921 funeral arrangements handled at Macys.
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FP. Clark
Iite
Erang
Giod
C. Oo. Clarke
Denver
Clark
Hla
Hyans
Driceil
Clye
A. Clark
Greeley
C. Clerk
le Salle
O. Clark
L. M. Clark
BR. Clarke
Ault
Bread loaves from flour batch calculation noted
A fragment states that approximately 265 loaves can be made from 4 hundredweight of flour. The figure is tied to a formula used by a baker and the method shown in the text.
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Tour
Central Highway project in Cuba begins in 1928
The Central Highway in Cuba, intended to run through the island center, spans about 1181 miles with a width near 20.08 feet. Construction began in 1928 and was completed around 1931, with an estimated cost of roughly $101,125.60. The project includes graded areas and drainage features.
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Cuba
Cibe
First National Bank Greeley Ad Seeks Bonus Bonds Help
World War veterans are informed that the bank will assist in identifying and certifying their bonus bonds. A Notary Public and an executive officer will be available during banking hours to help. Call on us. we will be pleased to serve you.
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Jesin Ina
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Ray Pouiltey
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St. Peter's
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J. Fregel
Lefe
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Froegel
Frances Refschulte
Ruth Foster
Roy Stoddard
Vern Davie
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Gardnor
Willian BR
Kelly
Sid Roblert
Smith
Coby
G. Spear
Wiliam D. Reeves
BM. L
Olinger
T. H. Revinson
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Charles C. Mathesoi
St. Tobacco
Zaosers
Monster
Roggen
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Red Cross
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