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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
6
Heavy rains caused floods across Weldona and Greeley areas, washing out bridges and closing highways. Reservoir breaches near Gar penter and Hereford threatened water supplies while eastbound traffic rerouted via alternate routes. Rail lines suffered washouts and detours as Goodeleh Weldona region faced ongoing downpours with several bridges destroyed.
Denver highway officials said traffic on the Greeley Fort Morgan road would likely reopen by night as workers repaired detours washed out by a Weldona Orchard track. Weather and washouts forced detours, but crews worked to restore passage. travelers were urged to stay off the route until clearance.
The article reports a draft tax bill facing strong opposition and intricate political maneuvering. Key figures mentioned include government officials from Washington and lawmakers from various states as discussions explore rates, deductions, and potential economic impacts.
June 12 report describes rising floodwaters threatening Sterling after multiple rain events. Fire whistles sounded at 5 AM and a telephone warning limited travel on US 8 and highway 40 as waters inundated eastern Hoekita areas and Near Sterling. Widespread damage included washed out bridges, swollen creeks, and disrupted rail service while officials anticipated river and highway closures. The scene included lightning, rising waters, and stalled infrastructure with limited danger to residents.
C and farm agent Mepnessy, agricultural representative for the Gelerada and Southern Kalk ron, will speak at railroad week events in Geooley this week. He is scheduled to address local clubs on Wednesday evening and speak to the Greeley Kawaanis at Phare.
A Timnath area water pipeline, concrete cylinder enclosed by steel, shows severe alkali deterioration. Superintendent Mit Sezatai says urgent rebuilding is needed after years of wear. Lock Joint Pipe Company offered partial repair costs around 23,000 but declined full responsibility.
Crest and Weld County towns will be visited on a series of Good Will Tours sponsored by the Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce. Chairman Gick Smith announced plans for nine trips with ten officials and local business leaders joining each delegation to promote commerce. Major stops include Jat cerne Raton Ault Pores Nugun and Severance Windsor Meade Longmont Erie Mead and Milliken with other towns to be added as schedules firm up.
The lake is set to start filling for the first time in five years as river flows rise and weather improves. Officials reported higher water levels on the Poudre River district with planned intake changes and reservoir operations continuing through the week.
A fragmented notice outlines a 137207 refund for beet growers with details on payment timelines. It mentions school supervision, district court proceedings, and named supervisors Douglas Wigle Vinethy Wildvor and others, with references to Eaton Greeley Fort Laplon and 1994 deadlines.
A severe storm damages Auburn area with broken plants and toppled alfalfa. Mrs Wert at Howard Worn ranch reports heavy losses to lettuce and tomatoes while protection by plant pans limits further damage. State College announces summer session registration begins June 11 with term opening Monday.
Canadian frontier thrill as authorities pursue fugitive Malan through Harritan Valley and Minnesotan mining sites. Uprooted pursuit hinges on hidden money reputedly buried in the Tutte pocket region, with $89 000 rumored and a hunt stretching across several towns and jurisdictions.
A fragmentary report cites Babson warning about inflation and the need to prepare. The text references prices, property owners, and concerns over costs impacting the U.S. economy while noting a government commerce committee action on extending a federal transportation coordinator role.
In a drawn out council dispute Mayor Briggs and Aldermen resist a 15 percent water rate rebate. A private meeting and a veto sink the revocation for lower charges, with fears of lost revenue and costly pipe replacements. Officials urge compromise as the 1935 state fire college gathering is planned for June 23 in Cleveland.
City officials mull purchasing the local golf course as part of a municipal effort to stabilize costs. Revenue figures show operating costs around 45,000 with projections of ongoing funding needs and potential tax implications.
Temley's two national guard units are to be reviewed at Childe with a public ceremony and governor oversight. Officials expect a June 10th review at the camp, with titles and units listed under state direction. Ethiopia protests intensify as Addis Ababa sends a stern note to the foreign minister over territorial issues.
A garbled 1935 News Behind the News piece cites factory troubles and alleged profits amid misquoted names and dates. It references Dexterley Wantington and Jae 14 and mentions an accountant, a transfer of funds, and a closing treasury, but details are unreadable and fragmented.
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