War of the Patentees and Industrial News Commentary
The piece critiques wartime industry policy and patent disputes affecting American and Allied war production. It cites Time magazine items on Britain delaying plans, the patent hold ups for aircraft and tanks, and broader questions of patriotism versus profit. It also references Mediterranean shipping, Italian entry, and historical contrasts to the last war.
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Churchill
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Defense
Great Britain
United States
Dunkerque
Wwe
Time
Washington
America
Canada
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Mediterranean
Italy
North Africa
Jack Ish
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OVTh Pioneer Society Holds 1921 Memorial Session
The OVTh Pioneer Society met at First Presbyterian Church for a commemorative session marking a water-berthing milestone on May 10, 1870. Floods kept many pioneers away. routes via Johnstown and Longmont were discussed, plus plans for roads to Denver and Twin Bridges as floodwaters recede.
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Thompson River
Denver
Ionatown
Tain Bridges
Enelinesr Wortham
France and Germany Separated Peace Debate in Paris
The dispatch notes French opposition to a separate peace with Germany and the impact on Allied support. It also covers U.S. and British wartime diplomacy, Knudsen and Horton exchange over defense planning, and President Roosevelt’s routine, staff, and Democratic convention considerations.
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Germany
Foreign Minster
France
Uefest
Local Sales and Events Highlight Late June Transfers and Fair Plans
A Sanity of small transactions and events emerges as Aliliiken clears Platte structures for passage, McCutcheon hardware 821 Eighth reported sale to Fruenotf and Williams of Grogtey for about $80,000, while $2,500 funds back a three day Wild West program at the World Fair. Weeklong primaries course set by Lala Aultton at Stars Normal for Jefferson Clear Creek and Girds counties starts June 20.
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Grain Vital in European Diet
National Geographic notes Europe’s grain imports shape hunger and agriculture. It outlines wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley roles, with shifts in theOldWorld and NewWorld crops and historic adoption of wheat in the Holy Land and India. The piece discusses yields, irrigation, and the global wheat trade, highlighting the U.S., Canada, Australia, and Argentina as major exporters and Europe as a key importer.
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Christian Endeavor Pie Social At Mead
The Pleasure club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Teuls Romans home with good attendance and several guests. A brief business session followed by an enjoyable reading by Miss Dorothy Petersen. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for Thursday afternoon June 20 at Mrs. Gilman Olson's home.
Women in War and Little Orvie at Chief Thursday
Theatre guide notes double feature at the Chief Thursday adding Women in War a public drama and Little Orvie about the Syzaroid Death Tarkington hero produced by RKO. Elsa Daniels headlines the cast with veteran soldiers entertainment figures from the WWI era supported by Wend Barrie Patrick Knowles Mar Clarke and others.
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Soldier Entertainment
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Patric Knowls
Mar Clarke
Dennie Moore
Dorothy Peterson
Motion Pictura Herald
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Tarkington
Oriers
Ernest ‘Vruex
Dorally Tree
Ant Todd
Boma Dunn
Daisy Mother ‘Shed
Fay Helm
Virginia Brinsne
Summer church event brings music and talent
A good crowd attended Children’s Day services at the United Brethren church in the basement. Sara Jane Roasnoff and others performed solos and piano pieces, with about $7.61 raised at the auction. Proceeds support the sandy delegate to the usual cantor event.
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Roasnoff
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Notice of Public Auction for Deere Model D Tractor
Nottee at Ghuttel Mortmume Sale Notion is hereby given that SOHN OEBRE PLOW COMPANY will, on the Vin day of dune, 1940, at the hour at Bom. of aid' day, "at she Graney Parm Machinery Co, Greeley, Colo. of. sheso for sala at Public Auotion, "unt [so to the highest and best bidder fhe bank, & certain dunn Dasra Model 'D Pradas, Serial number 79748 under and Ws virtue of the tormg of a certayn chattel mortage thereon, ayecutes to, the JOAN DEERE PLOW COMPANY, by Fred Webur of Pleece, Colo, dined Bob. 7, 1998, and recorded In the attics, oC the' Recorder In the County of West, al Greeley, Binte of Colorado, on ahd Sah day of February, 1935, Default having been medy In the Payment of the indebted agsa Unerein described and the Miorinwece, tie JOHN DEERE PLOW COREASY doom. log Msolf Insesuro and umeazo In its security, aa provided by Hild Chattel SMortrans, and havine taken possession vat said 'Tractor ownier dhetering and y conditions of malt averrgode, why seid 'said 'tracter on std date. Dated this fiat day'of Sosiste, JOHN DEERE PLlow Con NY, Anrolt Hint, Collectar, 'Firat ub, May 29, 1546 Racoad, nub. June 1849 'This d pub, June IE, 1949
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Joan Deere Plow Company
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Universal compulsory military training debated in editorial
The piece argues universal compulsory training is impractical and outlines a selective draft model. It cites 1918 data on eligible men, exemptions, and the logistics of training numbers, proposing local selection boards and staged quotas rather than full universal conscription. It also notes misinterpretation of terms and compares with European terminology.
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