Completion of Oil Test Well at Platte Valley
Drilling at Platte Valley Field proceeds slowly due to hard formations and safety needs. A showing of oil was reported last week as equipment encountered crude within the borehole. The operation, halted after 12 6228 feet of hole, aims to resume after caving mitigation and further downhole care.
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Fort Mangan
Platte Valley
Fetrarium Corpora
Daler
ByNlevg
Ata New Wader-reaming
Bevanga
Cadell
England Worries Over Quiet India Amid War News
London dispatches report tentative optimism in India despite troop movements and bombardment of Afghan tribesmen near Khubocasa. Mahatma Gandhi remains interned in Yeroda Prison Poona as British forces mobilize. a bomb disrupts a youth league meeting in Ellyalpur.
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England
India
Mahatma Gandis
Yeroda
Poona
Alcidia
Khubocasa
Trencier
London
Lincolnshire Regiment
Sok
Peshawwar
John Simon
Elyallpur
Youth League
Congress
V. J. Patel
Assembly
Mukund Laleviya
Pandit Mala
Market Guide for the Housewife in Gresley Stores
A price rundown of produce and dressed poultry from Gresley area markets. Items include flour varieties such as Snowflake Hour and Graham, beans, rice, and canned goods, with numerous fruit and vegetable prices. The list covers potatoes, onions, cabbages, carrots, celery, apples, lemons, oranges, grapes, walnuts, pecans, dates, figs, dried prunes, raisins, butter, eggs, and various poultry offerings.
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Gresley
Ube
Lée Celery Atalka
Woman Slayer Dies in Grand Junction After Killing Husband
CAssociatell Prnay reports Mrs Viola Teo Cano of Grand Junction Colorado died in a hospital today after Saturday slaying her husband Willian J Lee and then turning the weapon on herself. A friend says the woman had periods of extreme nervousness and insanity, with mental derangement. This marks the sixth violence death in the area in the last six weeks.
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Cassociatell Prnay
Grand Junction
Colo
Viola Teo
Cano
Cole
Womn
Usband
Willan J. Lee
Lee Way
Pawnee Gateway Club Plans for Annual Sligo Fair
The Pawnee Gateway Club met at the schoolhouse to discuss regular fair arrangements for this fall and to elect a manager for the tenth year. Lynd Johnston was chosen, treasury reported over 200 dollars, committees to be announced, road and program details reviewed, with next meeting set for July 12 and fresh servicings to be provided.
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Sligo
Pawnee Getoyey Club
Fia
Agale
Thia
Worl Lynd Johnston
Ura
Treasury
Activltiea
Gervad
Minona Edwards
Earl Preaswood
Ewald Svensten
Montrose Man Drowns Fishing in Gunnison River
A 39 year old Montrose man, described as a prominent local businessman, drowned Monday morning while fishing with companions at the Curecuntl Asgters resort along the Gunnison River. Rescue efforts and details of the incident are limited in the report.
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Montrose
Gunnison River
Montroge
Pond
Curecuntl Asgters Clin
Deaths and Funerals in Fosston and Nearby Areas
Death notices report Fredericka Fray eight year old died at home near Fosston Minnesota funeral at Macy's Wednesday morning. Isobel Spine three months old daughter of Leopoldo Sarna died Monday. President Hoover requested 26000 for a Theodore Roosevelt memorial arch atop the boundary of the Clark and Jafthead National forests Montana to honor Roosevelt's forest service leadership.
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Lars
Fredericka Fray
John Brey
Fosston
Myre
Fray
Fred. Frey
Rosa Fox
Posaton
Macy's
Surlat
Grown Hill
Denver
Mary Catherine Hokherdt
Fourth Avenue
Jacob Uckhardt
Isobel Spine
Leopaldo Sarna
Pormetd Spur
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Theodore Roose Yelt
Clark and
Jafthead National Forests
Montana
Rocky Mountains
Roosevelt
Markets Pay to the Grower Geesiay 3
Prices paid to growers by Greéley dealers vary by day and region. The Denver market area shows higher prices for limited quantities, with rates fluctuating and buyers adjusting for supply.
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Geesiay
Greéley
Pasate
Mala
Old Roosters
Denver T
Improvement of Alfalfa Is Needed Here Continued
An agricultural trial compares alfalfa varieties Grimm, Cossack, Canadian Variegated, Ladak, and Hardigan under uniform conditions. Grimm and Canadian Variegated show strong resistance to wilt and disease, while Common suffers from mildew, blight, and winter cracking. Farmers urged to cut infected crops promptly and apply calcium chlorate for weed control.
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Grimm
Ladak
Hardigan
Cosdack
Hariigan
Rocky Ford
Sackett
The
Agricultural College
Farmar
D. W. Robertson
Yarm
H. H. Simpson
Dr Work Visits Alma Mater and Reunion in Philadelphia
Dr Hubert Work, historically connected to the University of Pennsylvania medical department, plans to attend the commencement exercises and a class reunion with a dwindling number of original members. He notes dramatic growth in faculty positions since his graduation and the rising total enrollment, while visiting his sister and attending a Detroit medical association convention. In other news, Victor Duck fined for liquor possession. Horton Smith leads golf in intercity competition.
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Denver
Hubert Work
University of Paehwylvania
Aldo
Claus
Work
Moulay
Philadelphia
Ale Umés
Cilengo
Detroit
Dynamite Kills Six Men In Detroit Tunnel Disaster
An explosion in a Detroit tunnel under the river killed six men and injured six others as dynamite charge detonated at the tunnel end. Several workers died before surfacing and investigators probe possible negligence. Police and prosecutors review whether workers were informed of the dynamite in the tunnel.
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Detroit
Belle Isle
Charles Zaleski
Pleas Jollison
Arthur Massey
James Harper
Bilis Hows
Sam Sebolds
Claude Winkler
William White
T. Craig
John Borup
Claude Riley
Tablet to mark place where Sidney Lanier died
An Associated Press dispatch from Tryon North Carolina notes a bronze tablet will be placed on the house where southern poet Sidney Lanier died on September 7 1991. Mrs HL Shien of Philadelphia donor will present the tablet. Clarence Stuart McClellan Jr will be master of ceremonies at Fletcher North Carolina.
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Tryon
N. C
Sidney Lanier
Carolua Fir
Here
Y Mra
Shien
Philadelphia
Clarance Stuart McClellan, Jr
Fletcher N.C
Big Shortage Alleged in H L Doherty Co Branch
Authorities claim a $1,000,000 shortage appeared in the Cincinnati branch accounts of Henry L. Doherty & Co. of New York as Ohio bank examiners probe Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust. District sales manager A W Shafer was arrested on embezzlement charges amid police and company actions.
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Cinalaisti
Cincinnati Pratel
Tia
Henry L. Doherty & Co
New York
Doherty Company
Qeronitts
Shafer
Denver Hotel Room Padlocked by Federal Court
A federal court order padlocked a Denver hotel room linked to a saloon sale during the United Spanish War Veterans convention last fall. Defendants Arthur Miller 0 C Cash and V Ta Daviln pled guilty, fined $300 each, ALE served 30 day sentences. Miller died on his release day from heart disease.
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Associated Pi
Denver
Ayewa Palace
Nota
United Spanish War
Chorese Works
United States
Arthur Miller
C. Cash
V. Ta Daviln
Ale
Miller
Probe Begins on Stopping Radio Speech
A naval radio station in New York reported a distress call around 8:22 p.m. Saturday amid a broader probe into attempts to interrupt radio speeches. Senator Norris of Nebraska and Dr. C. M Morris criticized the use of an SOS to halt a speech, while Judge Morris resigned to pursue legal work amid questions about radio unification. Reed’s speech broadcast by Columbia was noted, with RCA’s chain considered as a possible alternative.
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Naval Radio Station
New York
Radio Corporation of
Aimesica
Ab. Tuckerton
N. J
Norrie
Republican
Nebraska
Must. M. Morris
District Court of
Delawera
Radio Trust
Reed
Norris
Jude Morris
Morris
Ree@’n apaech
Dilt
Columbia Broadcasting Chain
RCA
Lkely
Liey
Ashurst
Dill
M. B. Aiilesworth
National Broadcasting Company
Board of Trade Chicago Moves Its New Quarter
The Chicago Board of Trade opens trading at 10 o clock with President Slater and Alexander Slatov linked by transatlantic telephone to Liverpool. The first transaction, 10,000 bushels of wheat, signals a bustling start as cross-Atlantic telephony carries market momentum into the pits.
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Board of Trade i
Chicago
Chicaga
Tito Statellergy
Galden
Holisg
Wad Vonndead & Goor
Erain
Simults
Alexander Slatov
Liverpool Corn Exchange
Slater
Liverpool
Exchan
Beltons
tranz-Atlantic
Bayomer
Detroit Mayor Bowles Faces Recall Challenge Amid Turmoil
Detroit’s Mayor Charles Bowles faces a recall as petitions mount after clashes with powerful figures and a leading city paper. The recall drive began five months ago with complaints over governance and policy, as Bowles travels to Kentucky amid tensions.
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Detroit
Charles Bowles
Big Connail
Climas
Potica Coninii
Harold E. Bumone
Appes
Thomas C
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Horton Emith
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Pirata
Frances-Williams
Pottstown
Brooklins
Mass
Uy, Kas
Phillips Petroleum Company
Shutts Farm
Elis County
Nick Palizzi
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H. L. Doherty Co
Probe
John Barrymore
Blankley
Barrymore
Floradora
Marion
Davies Lawrence Gray
Publix Flount
al Tolson
Aoaga
Irving Berlin
Anthin
AL Jolson
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Lowgli Sharman
Lola Moran
Hobart Gorworth
Paramount Chinatown Fanteay
Paramount News
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