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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
7
Judy commits to a Colorado production partner for a large scale Fourth of July fireworks show in Denver. The event features a long schedule of entertainment, ground displays, and factory reps guiding preparations to ensure a safe, neighborly presentation for residents and visitors on July 8.
A local firm near Eighteenth Street is carrying dynamite in rural cages outside the city limits. Authorities ordered removal before an entry by Joyea. A safety meeting place north of the city was noted amid unsettled conditions. Day program Sunday to honor Hills chapter with a flag presentation and Boy Scouts Girls Fire event.
A 13 year old child of Mrs. Carl Goss was killed in a car accident south of Pine Bluff near Grover Pine Bluffs. Mrs Bass driving the car injured another person who was taken to Bluffs hospital. The family lives on the Grover coast area.
Farmers in Weld and nearby areas bought about 16,000 trees this year to improve home shelter belts. Species include Weaters, Chinese clur, Ruastan Clerald blue spruces, with demand outweighing last year. A Ford tour car once owned by Seahon was involved in a Saturday fire on North Eleventh Street. water was applied to quell the blaze.
Miami Beach Florida circuit court today dismissed padlock proceedings against Al Capone. Circuit Judge Paul D. Barnes ruled the state failed to prove the allegations of a BIW of complaint regarding the location 4 mile instance, ending the case.
George LaFond a 2 year old Michigan youth was sentenced by Judge Hoglieh in Justice Court for stealing from a Weld county small bank and taking a cash box with Life’s sayings and a watch. He was arrested in Fort Collins after being traced by Henry Brunner and deputies. He must pay a $100 fine and serve a county sentence.
Enrolment at Teachera college summer term began with crowds rising through the morning. Officials said about 1,400 registered by 7 o’clock, with roughly 2,000 enrolled on the first day last year. Many students are new faces. arrivals by train numbered 369 to 400 on Friday and more on Saturday. Housing includes cottage camps at Greeley and nearby, with some staying two weeks or longer if rooms are scarce. Camping demand at Yeland Grove park was light, and late registration continues Monday.
Ticket offer honors Fathers' day at Rex te Patelig venue. First 76 attending fathers receive free admission during Monday matinee featuring the Rite. Promotional notes unclear due to garbled OCR but indicates a Father’s Day themed giveaway at the theater.
Washington June 14 The house adopted the conference agreement on the tariff ending a long political battle and sending the measure to the senate. The senate approved the bill by a wide margin and administration leaders expect President Hoover to sign after Treasury and other agencies study its provisions.
District court here opens a suit over alleged acts by New Raymer Precinct 43 justices of the peace. Leo Patrick and Matthew Billings sue Billings and a conatable, W W Gil leaple, seeking writs to bring papers and records from the court of Justice Barker. Judge Gottin granted the writs Thursday evening amid ongoing allegations linked to another Barker case and prior writ for deriorari.
A sudden severe wind and dust storm hit the Greeley district late Friday, causing inconvenience and probable minor crop damage due to arid conditions. The gusts cooled the air from extreme heat earlier in the day, dispelling fears of a hail event as the wind subsided.
Films documenting proper floor treatment and maintenance were produced this week by Janley Haworth Longshore of Chicago for the sixth annual engineering school at Colorado State Teachers College. The Graoley school has gained publicity and other institutions are adopting similar courses. Longshore will show the pictures to National School Hospital and Building Owners Association audiences and use them in promotional work for better floor conditions.
John Petrikin urged the chamber of commerce to hire aviation experts to survey present and potential airport sites near Greeley. He argued for independent analysis on enlarging the field, stressing that wise aviation opinion from out-of-town specialists could guide rapid, sensible development and keep Greeley competitive with other towns in northern Colorado.
Political talk swirls over H. T. Corder's announcement to seek the Democratic nomination for sheriff. Hunters for the seat include W. G. Testman Sud Finch Morey Stone and others as a wide Republican field forms. Party unity and candidate support loom large as contenders weigh strategies for the primary and assembly.
Local buyers paid farmers in a community market setting on a Saturday, with small sellers exchanging goods and local residents shopping for fresh produce and regional products. The event highlighted direct farm to consumer sales and neighborhood collaboration.
Rawlins chief of policing M. B. Plolett, 62, injured in a rain accident near Pierce, cannot recall events from leaving Cheyenne to hospital. Deputy Hunter reports Pickett, a witness, claimed a rifle and $60 in cash wrapped in a paper were present. neither recovered. He said $15 remained on him at hospital. Investigators doubt items stayed with him, believing someone else removed them. Pickett planned to meet his brother-in-law in Colorado Springs to join his wife en route to Wyoming. The head injury erased memory of the crash and events after departing Cheyenne.
Peterson Brothers redecorated the Grealey chamber of commerce offices on Saturday. In Camfield court building work is ordered by Charles W. Bear acting for John Christensen. Woodwork is being varnished and walls cleaned as part of ongoing improvements in the city's north business district.
Willson, manager of the Parr Prelude company, will speak at Morgan on Monday evening at 6 30 p m before the chamber of commerce. He will discuss the benefits and damages which may accrue from the activities of the federal farm board.
A Friday night tornado outbreak struck southern Minnesota and Wisconsin, killing four near Menomonie and a man near Randolph, with dozens injured and damage estimated in the hundreds of thousands to over a million dollars. Widespread destruction spread from Menomonie to La Crosse and Randolph, with homes torn down, barns destroyed, power lines down, and emergency crews aiding injured residents.
Denver officials Crane and Flynn were found guilty of conspiracy to obtain money through false pretenses. Four other counts were not guilty. The defense seeks a new trial. max sentence could be up to 10 years. Bail posted at 212,500. case tied to Crown Hill mausoleum project and Associated Industries stock scheme affecting about 2,550 Denver holders. Prosecutor argued stock valued near zero. Judge granted 40 days for motion for new trial.
An elderly Civil War veteran, John C. Updegraff, arrived from Chicago with his son Fay M. Updegraff to attend the Fourth of July rodeo in Greeley. He plans a month or two visit with cousin W. M. Moree, then Fay returns home Monday.
The Weld County Bar association will hold its annual meeting on Saturday evening June 1 at the Country Club. Guests include members from Larimer and Boulder counties of the Eighth judicial district. Speaker is Roger W. Toll, ex president of the Denver bar. State Supreme Court bench members invited. 8. T. Snyder named nominating committee chair. C. D. Told is president. directors include Clay R. Apple, Noy M. Hinges, William BR. Kelly.
Farmers and officials in Weld County report severe moisture shortage threatening late beet crops. A Great Western Sugar Company letter cites stressed beets lacking tap roots, with thinning and topping losses increasing as winds dry soil. County officials urge immediate irrigation to preserve stands and overall yields amid uneven rainfall across Kiowa Keenesburg Roggen Hodgen areas.
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