Add 4300 Acres Near Boulder to North Colorado Conservancy District
A Boulder petition prepared by Houlder city officials seeks annexation of 4300 acres north and southeast of Boulder into the North Colorado Conservancy District. The plan includes Wagner Alnor and Baseline Creek areas for a reservoir site to supply water. A hearing is set in Boulder District Court on June 18, with 25 percent irrigation land owner signatures required, about 20 of which are already secured.
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Houlder City Click and Recorder
Leonard Jones
Diva
Lane
Iisling
Motherp Colorado Conservancy District
Bmiller City Water
Wert Ile
Mareshall
Bowler Crek
Baseline Creek
Baseline
Wagner Alanor
Boulde City
Broadway
Three Milles
Lee Wil Road
Satter
Dilly North
Mrs Mabel Bridges Dies Here Thursday
Mrs Mabel G Bridges, 4, of Weld County Nursing Home died Thursday after residence there since October 12. Born near Greeley January 3, 1891 she lived in Lagrange district before moving to California in 1934. Husband Charles Everett Bridges died in 1933. Survived by three children Bill E Bridges Denver Charlotte Harkis Hudson and Betty Waln North Highland California. Sister of Mrs Dorothy Bickling Kreenesburg and Joseph F McGill Yuma Arizona. Services 2 p.m. Monday from Macys drawing room. Interment Linn Grove.
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Weld County Nursing Home
Bridges
Greeley
Lagrange
i+ Greeley
California
Charles Everett Bridges
Bill E. Bridges
Denver
Charlotte Harkis
Hudson
Betty Waln
North Highland
Calif
Slater
Afrs
Dorothy Bickling
Krenesburg
Joseph F. McGill
Yuma
Ariz
Macys
Linn Grove
Attendance Mile High At Lucerne Valley High
Charlayne Statt graduates Victor Valley High School with a perfect four year attendance record after traveling 70 miles daily by bus from Victorville. The annual distance totals 14 250 miles reflecting remarkable dedication.
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Lucerene Valley
Calif
Charlayne Statt
Victor Valley High School
Victorville
ASC Committeemen Study Soil Bank for Wheat Acres
The Colorado ASC leaders review soil bank rules for wheat, detailing eligibility, payment rates, and acres retired. Eligible land types include underplanted allotments, drought-destroyed wheat, and farmer destroyed crops with graduated payments from 4 to 6 dollars per acre. Maximum retirement is 50 acres or 50 percent. minimum 10 percent or five acres.
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ASC
Harry Clark
Charles Bishop
Raymond Skitt
Colorado
Bishop
Ghitt
Soil Bank
County
ASG
Farmers weigh cover crops and soil bank rules
The article outlines how farmers may plant substitute crops like sorghum as cover while remaining eligible for payments, with rules to destroy these crops 15 days before normal harvest. It notes a winter stubble option, and previews the soil bank reserve program with longer restraint periods, plus information on the 1957 acreage reserve before winter wheat seeding.
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Jing
Bishop
Soil Bank
36th annual state encampment of Veterans of Foreign Wars
The VFW schedules a two day program with 8:30 registration at Camfield and a full day of business sessions, officer elections, a 3:30 parade and 6 p.m. banquet followed by installation and a late night session. Friday features a torchlight parade, a dance, and an auxiliary breakfast at the Masonic temple.
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A.m
VEFW
Downs Town
VFW
Masonic Temple
School of
Stock Market Slips After Brief Rally On Armistice Day News
After three days of gains the market fell Thursday with most stocks dipping while railroads oils and aircrafts edged higher. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks fell 10 cents to 181.50 as volume reached 1.87 million shares.
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New York
Denver Assayer Freed by Jury
A Denver federal jury deliberated an hour to acquit Nog E. Stott, 55, former Cripple Creek assayer, of violating the Gold Reserve Act and of making a false statement to obtain 604 pounds of gold valued at over $5,060, allegedly on November 15, 1951.
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Denver
Federal District Court
Nog E. Stott
Cripple Creek
Stott
VFW Pushes Fort Logan Home and Pension Reform
Colorado veterans in Denver ask Congress to create a VA domiciliary hospital at Fort Logan. They urge expansion of pension provisions and a broader definition of wartime service, plus hospital priority for combat and overseas veterans and opposition to means testing for care.
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Inc
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Colorado
Fort Logen
Denver
Ray Junior Brannaman
Natron
Dallas
Tex
National Legislative Service
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Delegates Seek Extended Veterans Aid and Home Loan Protections
Delegates urged extended educational benefits for children and disabled veterans, plus continuation of the Allan act measures. They sought longer authorization for loan guarantees under the Servicemen's Readjustment Act and would cap VA loan interest at four percent for World War I veterans and widows.
Denverite Accused of Murdering Wife
Frank P. Led, JM, pleaded innocent in District Court to murder in the shooting death of his wife Pauline. He was released on $3000 bond after arrest on March 20 following a March argument over a divorce filing. Police say Pauline died June 6. Paris has adopted the car tan away plan and leaves no word for the warried panets.
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Frank P. Led
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Lao
Len
Paris
Telephone Lineman Falls 39 Feet In Colorado Springs
A 41 year old Lineman for Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph fell thirty nine feet when a pole collapsed. He was reported in fair condition with a leg fracture a possible concussion and possible internal injuries. John T. Williams a supervisor said the worker was injured Thursday at the scene.
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Colorado
Springs
Sineman
John T. Williams
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Cactus Jack Gives Two Bikes Away At Greeley Drive In
Cactus Jack Redus invites families to the Chuck Wagon event offering free bike drawings tonight at the Greeley Drive In Theatre. Registration is free and you need not be present to win. Two bikes will be shown alongside a double feature including Hell on Frisco Bay and The Dig Ghost.
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Ol Ge
Buik Spaulding
Sald
Contumer
Jack
Gresley Drive
Hell ON Frisca Bay
Alan Ladd
Edward G. Agbinson
Jo- Anne Day
Greeley
Cactus Jack Redus
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