Carson Tells Troubles of Amateurism
Auspicious speaker condemns professional trends in college athletics. He cites paid coaches, recruiting and subsidies as threats to amateur ideals, warns of high injury costs and academic strain, and compares football risks to war casualties. He argues for well paid, qualified coaches and fair administration to sustain amateur sport in colleges.
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Carson
Nest
Alw
Carlson
United States
Wolfe
Europe
America
Cole Legea
Carson Bald
Bulletin
Carnegie
Market Guide for the Housewife in Greeley Stores
A dated market guide lists prices for flour, beans, vegetables, fruits, nuts, dairy, and poultry in Greeley markets. It includes Snowflake flour, Oasis flour, navy beans, cabbage, cucumbers, tomatoes, carrots, peas, radishes, lemons, walnuts, pecans, and dressed poultry, with prices per pound or per dozen and notes on package sizes.
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Greeley
Oasis
Abe Warn
Radiehex
Bbc
Greeley Poultry Prices Paid to Growers and Dealers
Prices paid by Greeley dealers to growers and local buyers are listed for fresh eggs and various poultry. Butter, eggs, and poultry prices show small changes, with recent corrections to June 11. Local market men pay higher prices for limited quantities, while most sellers move stock on the Denver market.
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Greeley
Springs
Ovey
Capona
Denver
Four Men Held Bank Robbery Suspects in Lawton
Four men were jailed in Lawton on charges connected to the Santa Rosa bank robbery in New Mexico on May 12. Jim Bryant, 48, J. O. McAllen, L. EB Rackley, 22, and Ralph H. Taylor, 29, were arrested at Medicina Park. A woman identified as Kubla McAllen, 21, was present. A fourth man, Ong Jackson, was held in Vega, Texas and identified by a bank employee. Bryant reportedly escaped a Huntsville Texas penitentiary sentence for bank robbery. Warrants were issued in New Mexico with extradition planned.
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Lawton
Oklo
Fune
Firat National Bank of
Kubla McAllen
McAllen
Bryant
Onug Jackson
Vega
Tex
Santa Rosa Bank
Huntaville
Bani Tebbery
New Mexico
Genealogist Seeks Parchment Buried With Rabbi's Body
International genealogist Viola Root Cameron plans to exume an eighteenth century rabbi’s body in a Czech cemetery to recover a parchment believed buried with him. She will travel to Europe this summer to supervise the discovery, hoping the document dated between 1750 and 1799 will illuminate missing branches of a wealthy New York client’s family tree.
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Anacciated
Washington
Czechoslovakia
Viola Root Cameron
Cameron
New York
Huropa
Moore Brother Dies in Auto Crash Near Findlay Ohio
Ralph W. Moore Sr of Findlay Ohio, father of R. W. Moore Jr of Coalmont and brother of L. O. Moore of First National Bank, died Tuesday when the car he rode in collided with another at a crossroads. His son L. C. Moore Jr, 41, piloted the vehicle and survived uninjured. The Moores had been traveling near their Ohio home when the fatal collision occurred.
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Fort Covina
Ralph W. Moore, Sr
Findlay
Ohio
R. W. Moore, Jr
Coalmont
L. O. Moore
First
Natonal Bank
Ault Man Is Given $100 in Shooting Case
James Haney of Ault testified that a Sept. 28 shooting on a farm yard left a .83 caliber bullet lodged near his armpit. Dowdell claimed he fired after a rifle jammed while attempting to respond to hunters, and denied intentional targeting.
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James Haney
Ault
Dowdell
Haney
Larimer County
Huntters
Matt
Dowde
Bob Westpahl
William Tegtmann
Roy Sivers
Westphal
Marahal Tegtmann
Roy Silvers
Sivers
Ann 2. Hall of
Eaton
Farmer Fattens Cattle with Hog Millet Rations
Wray Colorado June 10 A D Moran prominent Yuma county farmer fed ground harshsey or hog millet with other home-grown feeds to fatten 266 yearling steers this past winter The note cites extension experts Fred Jang and Philip B Miles endorsing hog millet for cattle fattening Moran claims a large trench silo and 600 tons of corn stored in Yuma county illustrating the low cost of home-grown feed in eastern Colorado plains Moran’s ration averaged 13 1 pounds daily of ground supplemented feed
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Hershey
Moran
Eckley
Chicago
Omaha
Hackland
Wray
Colo
A. D. Moran
Yuma County
Fred Jang
Colorado Agricultural
West Range Livestock Conditions and Feed Outlook
The Livestock and Range Report notes Western ranges in good condition with fair to very good feed, while eastern Montana and the western Dakotas face potential summer feed and water shortages due to dryness. Cattle across Oklahoma, Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, Western Kansas, Colorado, and Wyoming are generally in good to very good condition, with Texas holding a large supply of green fat cattle despite low prices. Sheep are generally in good condition, though drought impacts persist in several western regions.
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United Stated Division of Crop and Livestock
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Dakotas
New
Continental Divide
Oregon
Nevada
Utah Fe
California
Texas Sheep Conditions Report For April May
Flesh but show a sight shrink in areas where range feed is getting dry. Taxus sheep are in unusually good condition and spring lambs are making good gains. Texas sheep shipments reached new records in April and May with prospects of considerable movement of spring lambs during the summer. Late range lambing has generally resulted in a good crop, with small losses from May storms. The condition of sheep is 9 percent of normal compared with 90 percent last month, 92 percent a year ago, and the five year average of 92.9 percent.
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Texas
Frontier Boy Killed in Accidental Rifle Discharge
June 10 accident in a camp northwest of Loretto Heights college left 14 year old Robert Lucas fatally wounded when a .22 rifle discharged. He and other boys were exploring a draw they named Lost Canon. leader Tacas of the Lost Canon band died in the event, reportedly dragged by his boots into the sod.
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Wenger
Robert Lucas
Lucas
Loretto Heights College
Tacas
Scholarships reunite three charter graduates with notable sponsors
The Duylson scholarships reunite three charter graduates from Canbelitge and three from England to attend anniversaries at Yale, Princeton, and Garvad in the United States, funded by Mrs. Henry P. Maviaia of New York.
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Duylson
Canbelitge
Antiers
England
Aniversit
Garvad
Yale
Princeton
United States
Henry P. Maviaia
Ne York
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Ault Man
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Feedat Aludente
Roma
Acitiva Cattallog
Boy Frontiereman
Ricardo Cortez
Constance Bennett
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Leila Hyams
Norman Foster
Greeley Amusement Park
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