First College Assembly Welcomes Colorado Teachers College Visitors
More than 2000 students will attend the first all college assembly in Greeley. Dr George Willard Fradier presided as president welcomed guests from the chamber of commerce and urged attendance at a matinee. Music by J DeForest Cline and Lesig Day highlighted a program noting state clubs and summer entertainment plans.
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Colorado Teachera College
Gunterball
George Willard Fradier
George H. Bradfield
Greeley
Lesiig
Grasshopper Poison Station Opens at Island Grove
Hi H. Simpson, county agent, announced a grasshopper poison dispensing station to open at Island Grove Exhibit Building starting Wednesday. Farmers can buy ready mixed poison at cost, with mixing and dispensing arranged to ensure uniform mixtures for four acres per unit. The program aims to curb hoppers, as efforts already distributed sodium arsenite and Paris green totaling about 2 tons to cover hundreds of acres.
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Hi. H. Simpson
Inessaay
Island Grove
Harmery
Paria
Weld
Aggie Summer Term Enrollment Increases
Fort Collins Colo June 16 Clads work began till morning at the Colorado Agricultural College summer school with an enrollment of 35, an increase of 32 over the first city attendee that year. This is an increase of about 5 percent said Dr George T Avery director of the summer school. We consider this remarkable in face of the present economic conditions and we are pleasantly surprised. Our enrollment for the second three week period also will be large this year as we are a number of special groups coming on at that time. Today’s school session was devoted to registration. School officials said they believed more students were accompanied by their parents this summer than usual.
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Fort Calling
Colo
Colorado Agricultural College
George T. Avery
Alaska
Warren Harding
Warren Murding
Meno
Spedples
Christ
Coolidge
Harding Memorial Association
Harding
Washington
Terrible Eczema Cure Promises From Pharmacies
A damaged ad-like fragment claims quick eczema relief from a product named Mooné's emerald sold by CAIDshop Drug Co. It touts instant itch relief and skin improvement, promising efficacy without failure, though the text is garbled and difficult to verify.
Harding's Tomb Dedicated by Hoover
The dedication remarks recount Warren G Harding's presidency, his betrayals by trusted aides, and the nation’s fall from trust. It praises his character, faith, and optimism, quoting his posthumous public statement and praising the Washington Arms Limitation conference. Mr Coolidge introduced the tomb for the Harding Memorial Association.
Pain relief ad for Tymsol and nerve pain cure
An old advertisement-like scan touts Tymsol for shoulder pain and neuritis, claiming rapid absorption through the skin to soothe throbbing nerves. It promotes use for various nerve pathologies and mentions broad healing expectations with bold assurances.
Emerald Office Cure Promises Quick Ulcer Healing
An advertisement touts Emerald Off as a powerful concentrated remedy for ulcers and skin ailments. It claims rapid healing for varicose ulcers and other conditions, with a money back guarantee and wide druggist availability.
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Hert-Titshop, Drug Co
Moone
Dedication of Hardington memorial tomb attracts crowds
Visitors swarm Marion to witness the dedication of the Hard-1 jing memorial tomb by President Hoover and Calvin Coolidge. Guards control traffic as crowds gather at the tomb and the Hoovers arrive for a luncheon. Columbus to parade Grand Army of the Republic veterans march at 6:30 p.m. eastern time before Hoover’s arrival.
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Merion
Jung
Marion
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Ohio National Guardsmen
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Warren
Harding
Florence King Harding
Provident Hoover
Calvin, Coodre
Ohio
Vollers
Grand Army of the Republic
Marton
Mra
Snakebite Delay Not Fatal Says Rawlins Doctor
A Rawlins building contractor Frank Knapp was bitten by a rattlesnake 30 miles south of town. His car sank in mud delaying treatment for six hours but doctors say he will recover after receiving snake serum. He sucked the wound and reached Rawlins for care.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Frank Knapp
Rawline
Knapp
Ita Fanga
Graduate Reception at College Thursday
A graduate reception for Colorado Teachers College will be held in the Faculty Club Thursday evening at 8.00. All graduate students and their families are invited with faculty, professors, and named guests attending to welcome and meet the students. Hostesses and staff are listed along with dining arrangements and decorations.
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Colorado
Coleas
Attale i
Rk Palle Oe
and Prastor
Drand Dirs
B.A. Ute
M. Dickerson
Pauli McKee
Hellman
T. J. Mahan
Will Teceiva
Joan Cave
Halen Davis
Jose Dine Howes
Rage Lammet
Mint Grace Baker
H. J. Wrathiing
Mourning Fund at Grave Earns No More Money
A Chicago report states that money set aside by Louis A. Thiol to pay mourners visiting his grave in June and November could not be replenished. Relatives collected $20 each in 1923 and 1924 as part of the will, but the estate under $3,000 exhausted funds after two years amid disputes over funds and maintenance promises.
Vacancies in Two Grades at T. S. Training School
The elementary Training School at Touchera college reports vacancies in the third and fifth grades. Principal Dr. Aunts McCowen notes other classes are full. Enrollment figures for the school include preschool 25 kindergarten 48 first grade 31 second 40 third 42 fourth 45 fifth 48 sixth 40 total 108.
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Touchera College
Renbeck
Aunts McCowen
Presbyterians Picnic At Island Grove Park
First Presbyterian church plans an all church picnic at Island Grove Park on Wednesday. Families bring covered dishes and sandwiches. men join in a covered dish supper at 6380 o clock. Division Three leads arrangements with Roy Biddle heading the committee for races and games with prizes. Church provides cold drinks and ice cream.
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First Presbyterian Church
Woman Sues Over Husband Gambling Losses
Mary Mearor Cheairs, wife of Calvin W. Cheairs of Sterling, filed for divorce on non supporters and cruelty. She testified her husband drank heavily and gambled away her savings, including funds meant for a trip to Burnest, losing about 84 000 dollars. The suit was uncontested and court heard the claim of humiliation from his conduct.
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Denver
Calvin W. Chesirs
Sterling
Mary Mearor Cheaira
Mira
Cheairs
Woney
Burest
First College Band Concert on Sunday Evening
The iTeachery college band, composed of musicians on special scholarships, to perform Sunday at 6 o'clock on the northeast campus. After this debut, concerts will be held Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays, with performances on campus and Lincoln Park handstad for Thursday offerings.
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iTeachery College
J. DeForest Cline
fMusiciane
Lincoln Park
Chorus of 100 Voices Planned for Summer Term
Colorado Teachers College plans a chorus of 100 voices under E B Mohr of the conservatory of music. Mohr urged all vocalists to join for several public appearances before students return to teaching jobs. He made his plea at Monday’s opening assembly.
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Colorado
E. B. Mohr
Conservatory of Music
Mohr
Mr. Mohr
Chorus Seeks Members With Singing Ability and Tone
Fragments indicate a chorus seeks new members with the ability to carry a tune and a desire to sing. It notes tenors and basses are in demand, with emphasis on vocal skill over other qualities.
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Wald
Stork Exp Born at Graeley Hospital Tuesday Morning
A baby girl was born Tuesday morning to Mr and Mrs Ernest Peterson of Sun City California at Graeley hospital. Peterson and the infant are reported in good condition. A second birth is noted for Mr and Mrs Peterson of Graeley.
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Stork
Vorolsh
Graeley Hospital
Morong
Ernest F. Petarson
Sun Jae
Calif
Peterson
Graeley
Market Ends Mixed After Dull Session With Rail Lift
New York June 16 The stock market steadied late after a dull day. Rail shares led an upturn as early losses recovered and the list held a steady tone. Turnover ran about a million shares with carrier issues heavy in early trading on profit taking ahead of a higher freight rate petition expected tomorrow. The petition reportedly seeks immediate action on the proposed higher schedule rather than the 80 day suspension, possibly aiding the late upturn.
Deaths and Funerals Marcelula Mez
Marcelula Mez of Spanish America area near Ault died at Gregor hospital Monday after an operation performed about three weeks ago. The body is with An atrong's Mortuary at Eaton.
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Marcelula Mez
Spaniah-America
Lving
Ault
Gregor Hospital
Anatrong's
Eaton
Fruit for Salad 15 Cent Canned Good Offer
Restock your fruit for salad supply with Prattlow packed medium size cans now offered at 15 cents each, a real bargain as prices previously ranged from 25 to 29 cents. Limited tomorrow only, grab the value while it lasts.
Lunch Meats On Sale At 15 Cents A Pound
Ready cooked lunch meats are a great convenience and economy at our market. To induce you to try our cold wholesome meats we have reduced the price on minced ham pimento loaf pig souse liver sausage veal loaf and large or small bologna per pound for all day Wednesday. Bry a pound or two sliced or in pieces straight or assorted.
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