15 Jun 1932
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
1
Scorchy Smith and Burk leader explain plans to reach The Circle Bar. They promise fast action and to join the Cowboys in pursuing the target. The message hints at urgency and a risky pursuit involving a mentioned location.
A G A R veteran described as the youngest Union soldier from the antler Thilon army attends the fifty third encampment in Greeley. Easterly, 79, of Gunnison, recalls his youth as a fire boy in Campaign G, 9th Infantry, and notes many family veterans. Other veterans from Colorado recount service in Civil War units, including Ireland born Makau, Castle of Cheyenne, and Lee of Greeley, with battles at Antietam, Fredericksburg, and the Carolinas.
Local Red Cross chairman R. W. Gelder says flour supplies are strictly for destitute cases in Weld County. He notes 878 packs remain from 200,009 donated and urges careful distribution to those in actual need, not the general public, with applications discouraged unless absolute necessity exists.
San Francisco based territorial commander for the Western US will address a Salvation Army gathering at Salvation Away hall at 7 45 p m Friday. The speaker has a long Australian and New Zealand career including roles in London and China. Burglar enters Weller Lumber office, steals 60 cents. police suspect a youth. No forceful entry or motel trespass noted.
The Denver markets show fluctuating prices for potatoes and livestock including cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep. Notable figures cover California and Colorado potato arrivals, various weights and grades, and regional cattle and hog movements through Denver, Omaha, and Kansas City with prices ranging from moderate gains to declines across multiple segments.
The House approved a $2.4 billion cash soldier bonus plan amid veteran pressure, sending the measure to the Senate where leaders claim enough votes to override a veto risk. The vote was 209 to 176, with veterans crowding galleries as lawmakers debated payment and currency retirement provisions.
Frederick March earns rising star status in Sterling film The Meekly We Go to Hell and Etrangere in Love. The article praises his range from domestic tragedy to dramatic mastery with Sylvia Sidney and Tallulah Bankhead as co stars. It outlines his career from theater to film, noting persistent versatility and critical acclaim.
A G and R encampment in Greeley hosts a Denver based fife and drum corps. Homer Darpow chairs the group with members from Denver including G O H Edwards O H Patton and G G Keach. The corps performs in distinct uniformed attire and plays marching tunes reflecting Civil War era music.
City council and Chamber of Commerce address parking woes in Greeley as 145 employee cars were found in business blocks. Aldermen say instructing staff to park outside the congested district could relieve most spots. Police checked blocks on Ninth and Tenth avenues and surrounding streets for violations.
Washington June 16 Vice President Curtis said Bougtor City may win the Democratic nomination for vice president while accepting a talk at the Republican convention. He joked that Hayter Dill might wish him luck in November and that Dill could be a candidate, as both men spoke at the capital.
Water department plans replacing the Main on Fourteenth Street between Fifth and Sixth avenues due to leakage. Work began after council approval with priority given to applicants seeking extenuating water tax relief. The department has already invested in transmission and distribution mains across Island Grove Park county hospital Bevord Cranford Glenmere and Girth avenues.
Colorado Springs municipal workers face a seven and one half to fifteen percent pay cut as city council trims the payroll by about 58 000 dollars annually. A police department proposal requiring three days off was rejected to avoid understaffing while negotiations continue. Senator Borah withdrew a motion related to the McNary farm relief measure in Washington.
Santay Car Catches Fira Fira department was called in Pitth ntreet and Eighth avenue at 1 10 p m Wednesday where a short circuit in the wiring of the Todke touring car owned by B Tansey caused a small fire. No damage was done.
Stork Express Aerd born to Mr and Mrs Glenn Smith at 1422 Seventh Avenue Greeley hospital Friday afternoon. Also a daughter to Mr and Mrs M V Yale born June 13 named Charlotte Anne.
A dubious dietary pitch promotes a product named ME-BA conferred by The Greeley rug Co. It claims to regulate stomach acids and restore balance, presenting as an anti-acid laxative with a money back guarantee. The ad promises relief from gas, heartburn, and other digestive symptoms for a price of one dollar.
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