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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
6
The passage details a severe storm sweeping Id County with heavy hail near Gilcrest and Peckham. It notes widespread rainfall, hail damage, flooded roads, washed gravel, and high water along the Platte river. Sugar factories report rainfall inches, with impacts on factories and rail lines.
Fragmented OCR text describes changes to joints and emergency response names tied to Adams Arapahoe cult Washington Elbert Otero Pueblo. Cites a 1928 model owned by a listed party at 1926 Tenth Street, valued at 230 dollars. Police notified at 10 40 p m. on Wiseman Drug case day. No clear resolution or officials named.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Geneva disarmament appearance involving Chancellor Willer. Report mentions German officials, a conference, and reactions from correspondents about military or political developments with emphasis on Allied and German positions.
The report describes the Little Crow Creek overflowing its banks and ongoing rainfall across Briggednia Fort Lupton Keeneshyre and nearby areas. It notes additional moisture raising totals at Greeley Eaton and surrounding towns, with measurable rainfall amounts and extended eastward impact.
Anna Curtis Dall, daughter of President Roosevelt, plans divorce and residence in Nevada. She has lived separated from her husband since 1924 and recently traveled with two children to Nevada, while Curtis Dall remained in Washington.
A Larimer and Weld counties petition asks the government to appropriate 160000 for a reclamation survey of Grand Lake. Officials from Fort Collins and Greeley chambers back the project to divert water from the Colorado River and Grand Lake to the Poudre valley, with a committee to assess feasibility.
A Polish cabinet member, Interior Minister Pierocki of the Volszt cabinet, was seriously wounded when assassins attacked him as he left a club in Warsaw. He sustained four wounds and was hospitalized shortly after the assault.
Mrs. Joy Simmons and Wakan Vines of the Camp Fire group will operate a care station at Island Grove park during the Fourth of July celebration. They will supervise children in a roped area while parents rest, charging 20 cents per hour with parents free to check in and out as they wish.
Judge Claude Coffin of Fort Collins district court ruled against Johnson Auld Lagostnovit and upheld the Laramie Poudre Irrigation Company in a receivership dispute. The ruling barred illegal acts to divert water, ordered no tampering with water rights, and detailed water allocations tied to preexisting contracts worth about $30,000 in tolls. William D. Kelly of Greeley represented the Laramie Poudre company.
Stockholders of the Windsor Reservoir and Canal company, largely farmers in Weld county, voted Thursday afternoon to buy the Poudre Valley canal system for 200000 dollars. The deal would transfer two reservoirs and adjacent holdings including Douglas reservoir and Cobb wick, with bondholders facing possible foreclosure in Larimer county court if debts are unsettled. About 100 shares approved the action in person or by proxy at a later stockholder meeting.
Resolutions urge no adoption of a new marketing control program in Weld County. A committee named to carry on the organization work includes WL. Clark RB. Goldew L. Ht Golyart Brincailule Jon O Toole W. By Mato Fred Iphnson BE Waldo Grover Rhoads Lynn Iohuaon and AM. A. Butler with a reported unanimous stance at the meeting.
June 15 report discusses housing legislation and political maneuvers around Democratic chairman candidates. It highlights Stonewall Slengal and Mr. Slengal as figures resisting administration advances, comparing him to Jackson and noting A. Ateagall’s steadfast stance amid shifting factions and reform pressures.
City authorities announced enforcement of a 15 minute parking limit in four short zones on Ninth Avenue and Ninth Street near Firat National Bank and Faulkner drug store. White painted spaces with black lettering warn drivers not to exceed a quarter hour. Officials say such zones improved turnover at retail districts and may expand if public response and car turnover justify it. Police have begun checks in the Lisiness district amid findings that long parked cars largely belong to merchants or their staff. A burglary report notes $500 in papers stolen from J. G. Sweeney of Greeley after a Thursday encounter at Thirteenth Avenue and Ninth Street.
Elks observe flag day with speaker Jeanteoraon Jr and Greeley Elks sponsoring at the park. Winners in a high school oratorical contest are announced, and a weather delay moves the event indoors at the Elks lodge. Flag ceremony by American Legion post No. 8 precedes songs and poetry performed by local groups.
A congressman figures sugar board actions favor foreign sources over American farmers. He cites import bubbles, distillers, and policy shifts enabling foreign sugar and alcohol products to dominate the market. Dirkson accuses officials and allies of undermining U.S. grain outlets and farm profitability amid postwar price controls.
The article reports a severe drought reducing Utah crop acreage. J W Gillman of Pleasant Grove cites planting figures around 74 000 acres with a shortfall from last year. He warns of pests and heat harming yields across the state. Officials in Blackfoot and California note variable rainfall and weather impacts on crop prospects.
Norcross a Grainy native and longtime Weld County resident announced his candidacy for county commissioner District No 2 in the Republican primary. He managed Towne Cad and Jelaye Itle, helped develop power lines in the northeast, retired two years ago, and has been active in Republican circles. He is married with one daughter.
Briggsdale farmer Ariggaizia Jone West, aged 30, dies suddenly of double pneumonia in Grover Hospital after a heavy cold. Born Mitchellina, Iowa in May 1912, he homesteaded in Briggsdale area since 1909 and left a widow and five children Elvira, Wesley, Andy, Harold, and Nobart. Funeral at Briggsdale Congregational Church Sunday at 2 p.m. with interment Briggsdale.
The state tax commission announced a reduction in the annual valuation of public utilities operating in the state. Last year utilities were valued for taxation at about $19.0 million, but this year the figure is expected to drop to roughly $18.7 million. The total valuation, about $193,606,000, will reflect the revised assessments.
Classified ad invites readers to call for placing ads and promotes the Starling theatre showing Hollywood Party with emphasis on easy ad posting and ticket offers. The notice uses casual phrasing to attract attendees and readers.
A Texas convict freed three men held for nearly eight hours in Davenport after escaping from a Texas prison. The released trio were Elev Ashlanter Davenport sergeant, Dr. W. Fitch Davenport veterinarian, and a police secretary. The escape and subsequent capture involved federal agents, with Palmer the kidnapper directing the events and planning a return to Davenport.
Executives from the National Best Growers association met Friday morning to outline how the last mugay beet legislation could be enacted to benefit beet growers. Attendees included National President Charles M. Kearoy of Morrill Nebraska and directors Lester J. Holmes George T. Cobbiey J. W. Giltman A. John W. Pallah J. A Lite of Brotling J. A Roetiger J D Pancaku and others.
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