W C T U Platform Supports Prohibition in 1932
The national executive committee of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union adopted a platform for 1932, pledging to oppose repeal of the eighteenth amendment and liquor legalization. It calls for dry planks in party platforms and the election of officials who will enforce prohibition, noting that Canada and Sweden show government control does not prevent drunkenness, poverty, or crime.
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Associated Prose
Niagara Falla
Waman'e Chistain Temperanes Union
Nav
Canada
Sweden
Government studies use of pension system for poor
A Labor Department survey shows over 10 000 men and women receive public old age pensions at year end. Senator Couzens pledges to back federal state unemployment and old age pension legislation next session. The study notes 12 states plus Alaska have such laws, with county adoption optional in many cases.
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Associated
Washington
Couzens
Republican
Michigan
Alaska
Labor Department
Colorado
Kentucky
Maryland
Montana
Nevada
Wisconsin
California
Minnesota
Utah
Wyoming
Massachusetts
New York
Aystem
Baltimore
Market Guide for the Housewife Prices in Greeley Stores
A price list for fruits vegetables and dairy from Greeley markets. It lists flour types and weights with prices, fresh produce such as onions potatoes cabbage cauliflower celery lettuce and tomatoes, fruits like apples bananas oranges and pears, nuts dried fruits and dairy items including butter and sugar. The guide reflects local market rates and household staples for household shoppers.
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Greeley
Bive Bellout
Colo
Lewona
Ralalum
Greeley Feed Prices Reported for Selling and Buying
Greeley feed prices show selling quotes for Whale corn Fl cracked corn Whale barley P1085 Barley chop 1 20 Rolled barley 115 Chicken wheat LAK Screenings 1 00 Cracked wheat 1 00 Bran 800 Stock feed and shorts 1 00 Oat chop F145 Whale pate 31 40 Rolled oats 1 60 Rye ef Buying notes indicate demand for Corn yellow Barley Oats Rye Wheat with unspecified quantities or locations.
Gas Strike at Berthoud Well Near Rad Rock School
Loveland June 12 A gas flow of 100 000 to 160 000 auble feet daily was reported from the Rad Rock School property near Berthoud. Drillers reached 96 feet after only a few days work and the Five Square Oil project, begun two weeks ago, intends to drill deeper while Standard Oil Colorado operates nearby. The fate of the natural gas flow remains undetermined.
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Loveland
Raddatz Corporation
Rad Rock
Berthoud
Jansen
Standard Oil Company of Colorado
County Board Moves to Abolish Water Deputy Position
Weld County commissioners consider a resolution to remove the second water deputy in district No 2 under the Platte River area. The plan follows pressure from the Weld County Ditches Company favoring one deputy. Frank Ratterty currently serves as the second deputy. A state civil service review approved a recent change. Supporters say one deputy could handle duties with a likely short season.
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Wold County
Platte River
Board of County Commissioners
Frank
Ratterty
Tort Lupton
Johny
Roy Boston
Stuart Wallace
State Civil Service Board
William A
Weld County
Elgll Service Commission
Ng & Petition
Yves
Brighton
Democratic Row in Nebraska Keeps Speaker at Home
Lincoln Neb June 21 Governor Harry H Woodring of Kansas has canceled an engagement to speak in Lincoln. The Lincoln Star says Governor Charles W Bryan persuaded the Kansas executive to decline the invitation from the Commonweal club. The paper notes an unwritten rule in Nebraska barring Democratic officials from accepting speaking engagements in the state. The Commodant Club issued a statement saying Woodring will be pre- ...
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Associated Preant Uncoln
Neb
Harry H. Woodring
Kansas
Lincoln
Tesfay
The
Lincoln Star
Charles W. Bryan
Commonweal Club
Bryan
Woodring
Nebraska
Commandont Club
Greeley Market Prices For Growers Reported
Prices paid to growers by Greeley dealers vary by product and day. Butterfat and fresh eggs appear at cash or trade values, with Leghorn poultry and other poultry items showing differing local market rates. Buyers in Denver set lower prices for routine stock, while local market men pay higher for limited quantities. Prices may change with posted updates, corrected to June 13.
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Krowore
Greeley
Bugi
Jane Heavy
Leghorn Springs
Geosseter
Denver
Governor Woodring Cancels Nebraska Talk Over Courtesy
The Star reports Governor Woodring told a Lincoln attorney he would not speak in Nebraska to avoid fanning factional fires between rival Democratic clubs in Lincoln. He said he would not cross the state line without an invitation from Nebraska’s governor.
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Bia
Star
Woodring
Lincoln
Nebraska
Bryan
Vard
Beatrice
Boulder Mayor Survives Narrow Mountain Car Crash
Boulder May or L B Cumberford and Frank Tyler narrowly escaped serious injury when their car skidded on Berthoud Pass and plunged sixty feet down the mountain. Cumberford suffered cuts and bruises while Tyler was knocked unconscious. Both recovered enough to continue to Boulder for treatment and returned home after 4:30. They were en route to Middle Park on banking business when the accident occurred.
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Boulder
Pass
W. Cumberford
Frank Tyler
Berthoud Pass
Cumberford
Tyler
Middle Park
Vocational Teachers Elect Officers at State Meet
Port Collins Colorado June 12 T B Leiper agriculture teacher Grand Junction was elected president succeeding Elmore Johnson Fort Morgan HY D Finch Frusta was named secretary and Charlee Haines Rocky Ford became vice president The home economics and agriculture teachers sessions were held jointly today The week’s conferences close Saturday Bank of West Hollywood closes as cash reserves fall below legal requirements
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Port Collins
Conn
T. B. Leiper
Grand Junction
Elmore Johnson
Fort Morgan
Colorado Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association
D. Finch
Frusta
Charlee Haines
Rocky Ford
Bank of West Hollywood
Hollywood
Calif
Bank of Waat Hollywood
State
Hoseuss
Bus Companies Agree to Rate Cuts Across Regions
Representatives from ten bus firms including Pickwick Greyhound announce plans to slash interstate fares starting July 1 in response to anticipated rail rate reductions. H H Morgan says cuts may reach twenty percent in some routes, with variation by location and rail-cut expectations. Participating lines include Missouri Pacific Transportation, Pacific Greyhound, Interstate Transit of Omaha, and Pickwick Greyhound of Kansas City.
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Kansan City
H. H. Morgan
Pickwick-Grayhound Lines
Kan‘ane
Ba Thenos
Netido Missouri Pacilla Transportation Company
St. Louia
Paciflc Greyhound Nes
Interstate Transit Company of
Omaha
Tha! Plbgiek Greyhound Vines
Knosas Fe
Tourist Trade Expected to Reach Normal June Levels
Tourist business through Grealey should rise to the long run average, based on cottage camp managers reports. Despite a late start, May lagged behind last year, but most camps now report solid nightly occupancy. The season has gained momentum only recently with several camps turning away customers. A number of summer students are staying in newly built cottages, while Gad business for tourist services remains consistently weak due to Loveland and Fort factors.
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Grealey
Loveland, Fort
Prices fall on lime products and travel route signs
Underselling and price drops hit lime products with quotes from New York tourist noting 18 cents, six to seven cent ranges in Chicago. Detour confusion to Ley and Fort Morgan prompts officials to place a guiding sign directing tourists to Greeley via the P. L. D. cutoff. Local road detours alter traffic toward Loveland and Ratus Park, risking missed visits. Meanwhile the Sligo 4-H crop and stock club met with Arthur Gronsten and 4-H members, cake and orangeade served, next meeting June 23 at C. W. Moreland home hosted by Lofe Moreland.
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Gresley
Ouse
New York
Chicago
Fort Morgan
Greeley
Eutoff
Wiggins
Ratus Park
D.L. D
Loveland
Sligo
Arthur Gronsten
Ensie
Three Year Old Boy Die From Poison in Denver
Denver reports a tragedy as Charles Roch, aged four, dies in a Denver hospital after ingesting poison. The incident occurs as his sister is born, marking a grim coincidence for the family.
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Denver
Charles Roch
Incomplete Tale of Roach Family Tragedy Emerges
A fragmentary report recounts Roach driving from his hometown to Denver after learning his son died and discovering his wife Virginia had given birth to a daughter just over two hours before. The estranged husband sought to reach Denver from Home City to learn more about the fatalities.
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Virginia
Roach
Denver
Tyver
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