Kersey Prepares Strong School Staff for Next Term
June 12 Kersey lists new and continuing teachers for the consolidated schools. Incoming instructors include Mary Bradfield of Greeley in high school English and history, with other newcomers from nearby districts. Longtime staff like Supt. F H Brown and Olga Nelson, plus several department heads, plan fall assignments while summer classes gather credentials.
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Kersey
Kersey Consolidated Adhools
Mary Bradfield
Greeley
Ault
Logan County
Harding School
Mise Bradfield
Gradiate
Tha
George M. Bradfield
Graeley
Elmer Baab
Antoinette Guiraud
Missy Laella Hudson
Fth
Cleo Darluger
Olga Carlson
Turd
Migg
Ruth McDill
Wil
Misa Edith Mather
Misa Nelaga
Fort Callins
Working
Mr. Bash
Miga Burrus
Miss Carlson
Miss Mobil
Teachers College
Loveland Man Sued for 25725 by Coast Nurse
Consocrated Preeay Fort Collins June 12 suit to recover 25725 damages alleges November 30 1929 in an automobile crash near Needles California. Mrs Minnie Bolles Los Angeles nurse sues Max Lowman Loveland for 95000 for injuries 625 wages 200 physicians and care. Claims Lowman reckless driving 40 mph, car hit her, caused rib fractures cuts facial injuries and permanent nervous- system damage. Lowman was returning from a Colorado trip when accident occurred.
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Preeay
Fort Collins
Needles
Calif
Minnie Bolles
Lou Angeles
Max Lowman
Loveland
Bolles
Lowman
Colorado
California
Padlocking Chicago Board Trade Urged in Wisconsin
Wadison Wis June 12 Padlocking at the Chicago Board of Trade is urged by W N Newsome of Indianapolis president of the National Association of Brotherhoods of Threshermen. He says the farm board has not done much yet and would go to Chicago to confront the board of trade decision makers over grain relief.
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Wadison
Wis
Chicago Board of Trade
W. N. Newcoms
Indianapolis
National Association of Brotherhoods of Thresher+ men
Newsome
Wisconsin Brotherhood
Chicago
Greeley Poultry Prices Paid to Growers By Dealers
Greeley markets pay growers with prices set by local dealers for day to day stock. Fresh eggs butter and poultry are listed with weights and per pound figures. Prices may vary and are corrected to June 2 with some higher local rates for limited quantities.
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Greeley
Lie Motler
Ranolk
Denver
Grain Price Corrections and Wheat Figures
Market notes show corrected figures for Northern spring wheat and corn prices. Entries list diverse feeds and futures terms with June corrections and varied price codes for yellow and mixed corn. Details remain fragmentary but indicate ongoing price adjustments in the grain market.
Market Guide for the Housewife Prices in Groslay Stores
A price list for fruits vegetables and poultry mis-spelled items. It cites Snowflake and Greham flour, various produce including potatoes onions peppers celery lettuce apples cabbage and dates back to June 12. It lists dried fruits nuts and eggs butter and dressed poultry with prices per pound or per dozen.
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Groslay
Rhio Bell
Gregley
Cormeas
Lima
Great Northern
Navy Boas
Areley Caulidower
Grapairgit
Arizona
Brazil
Evans Station Hearing Continued to June 18
Evans residents and counsel Roy M Briggs report the Colorado Public Utilities Commission will continue the Evans Station hearing to June 18 in Greeley and Moana. Proceedings will address FP discontinuing its Cornish agency and whether the agent can be retained amid rising freight volumes estimated at 12 000 to 18 000 dollars annually.
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Jne
Colorado Public Utilities Commissaion
Tta Neency
Yana
Roy M. Briggs
Evans
Greeley
Moana cl Uzele
Mike 4
Ranawaik
Bitalnens
Evans Residente
Outbreak at Ohio Reformatory Sparks Fear and Disorder
At Lie Mansfield reformatory near Mansfeld Ohio about 2000 prisoners rose up during the evening meal. Guards used clubs to quell the disturbance after Superintendent J P Jenkins summoned police and deputy sheriffs. No serious injuries reported among the 430 convicts recently transferred.
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Mansfeld
Lie Mansffeld Reformatory
J. P. Jenkins
Ohio Penitentiary
Loveland Judge Faces Trial Over Driving Charge
Loveland Colorado judge Lia Payne, who presides over the local police and justice courts, is to be tried Saturday on four counts of driving with improper license and plates. The complaint was filed by William Smith who seeks revenge after being fined sixteen dollars for testing without a recuse. Smith says he was merely holding a fish pole for a boy.
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Astociated Press
Loveland, Cola
Tone 12
Lia Payne
Polde Court
Justice Court
William Smith
Smith
Casa
Payne
Frank Winton
Apnith
National Guard Cailed to Canon To Chase Fugitives
Canon City June 12 two convicts who escaped at the prison today raised the total escape count since last October to 16 of the 13 other men recaptured one is serving in a Tennessee prison. Fugitives escaped from the prison farm near Pueblo and Meareb four were recaptured and one Jamies Connelly was sentenced in Tennessee for burglary.
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Canon City
Xaven
Tennessee
Pueblo
Meareb
Jamies Connelly
James H. Calloway
San Diego Inventor Found Dead in Los Angeles Hotel
Wealthy San Diego inventor and philanthropist is found dead in a Los Angeles hotel. Officials report a pistol with one discharged shell nearby and reveal he accused “crooked lawyers abroad” of defrauding him of forty thousand dollars. The note and jewelry details are provided, with a request for the body to be given to the University of California for experimental purposes.
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Los Angeles
Bartlay
San Diego
Ant Philanthroplat
J. B. Bartley
Mrs Armentrout Named In P B O List of Officers
The annual state convention of the P B O closed in Bates Park with officers elected for 1931. Colorado Springs elected Mrs Liey G Effinger as president and Theodore H Rona of Rifly as vice president. Cripple Creek saw Mrs Kt Upton as second vice president, Fort Collins had Vera C Ault as organizer, Greeley had Pred Armontrout as recording secretary, and Mrs Erickson as corresponding secretary. The event drew 82 visitors and delegates over two days at the Standley hotel with Supreme President Mrs J Walsh and past supreme president Mrs Beds in attendance.
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Bates Park
Rewood
sColorado
Liey G. Effinger
Colorado Springs
Dl's
Theodore H. Rona
Rifly
Orst
Mra
Upton
Crippie Creek
Mire
Vera C. Ault
Fort Colas
Prohibition Exponent Speaks at Women's Conference
Dr Ernest R K Cherrington of Westerville described Prohibition as a 100 year project in a Denver address to the General Federation of Women's Clubs. He argued the foundation is solid and urged continued dry policy as a permanent government principle. William Johns of Frederick pleaded not guilty to a burglary charge, accused of stealing 310 from a filling station and failing to meet bond.
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Denver
Evollulion
Ernest’ RK. Cherrington
Westerville
World League Against
General Federation of Womans Clubs
United States
Cherrington
William Johns
Fredaritk
Johns
Mrederick
Furiit
Life Cycle of Short Lived Parasites Described
A report to the American Association for the Advancement of Science by Dr. Earl C. O'Roke of the University of Michigan outlines a parasite lasting about 20 minutes from birth to old age. The organism, rod shaped mass gametes linked to malaria parasites, multiplies rapidly through extremely brief developmental stages often lasting seconds.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
American Association For the Advancement At
Bishop Arthur Moore Elevated in Methodist Episcopal South
Arthur J. Moore of Bite maingham Alabama was raised to the college of bishops in the Methodist Episcopal Church South at a Dallas convent.
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Aguootated Press
Bhoto
Arthur J. Moore
Bitemaingham
Ala
College of Bishops
Methodist Epiacopal Church South
Dullas Cone Vantlan
Fire damage minor in Nash truck near Tribung office
A Nash truck owned by H. A. Winters of Gresley sustained slight damage after a fire, likely from a short in the motor wiring, drawing several fire trucks to the scene in front of the Tribung office at near o clock as a crowd gathered.
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Nash
H. A. Winters
Gresley
Tribung
Thoreddy
Home Problems to Be Discussed at Denver Meeting
Colorado homemakers and agricultural researchers will attend the twenty third annual American Home Boon meeting in Denver from June 24 to 25. Topics include household standardization living standards rural home management and food and clothing problems. About 1500 delegates are expected with reports on rural homemakers time and other studies by Colorado Agricultural College staff and guests.
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Port Collins
Cole
Colorado
American Home Boon
Denver
Golorado
Ita
Wich
Miltifades
Inga M. K. Alison
Miss Selott
Datel
Wtar
Misa Mary G. Colroy
Manag Agricultural College
Misa Mary‘Tilodgett
The
Agricultural College
Apery
Dynger Pregida
Ogeatag
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