Flexible Repayment Plan For Reclamation Projects Urged By Commission
A commission recommends a flexible repayment schedule for irrigation project construction costs based on farmers and water users ability to pay. The plan ties repayment rates to income, proposing adjustments tied to an income baseline and gradual increases or decreases per dollar changes below or above the norm.
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Commission
Tassociales
Denver
Jona
Advnenihe Alexible
Coijinleston
Renice
Ts Gurdy
Keares
Bilerton
Henry Ford Notin Race For President
A scrambled report states Henry Ford is not a candidate for president. The text mentions confusion over Ford's political stance and notes he has no current intention to run.
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Henry Ford
Notin
President
Associated Trews
New York
Stenry Ford
Im Politién
Doctors Oppose Government Health Plan Says A M A
An executive session of the American Medical Association rejects the government offer of medical aid as too broad and insists no plan can meet the varied needs of care. The article cites Josephine Koehn in public health leadership and notes opposition to socialized medicine by doctors and medical groups.
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Sas Franciseo
Antar
Ican Medical Association
Sovernment
House
Boi
Iport
Josophine Koehe
Agsiacane
Trans. Miry
Ongbeck
Aa. al
Ovedieimo Cape
June Gorsberg Named State Rainbow Officer
June Gorsberg named state rainbow officer at Colorado state grand assembly closing session in Grand Junction. Joetin Lars Vor Sack of Littletoy named grand worthy adviser and June Covaberg of Reeley worthy associate adviser as 1949 conven tion city chosen. Assembly closed with banquet and rainbow promenade, amid misreadings and scattered notices.
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Grand Junction
Joetin Lars Vorsack
Littletoy
June Covaberg
A Reeley
State Grand Assembly of Colorado
Maeble
Field Day at Alcvon Station Akron Colorado
Field Day activities at Alcvon Station Akron Colorado on June 28 showcase a year of feasible experiments with Maulurenk plerhin and grain production. A trailer tour of the station will feature displays of crop growth and experimental results, with visitors observing various field plots and demonstrations led by Station Superintendent Braden.
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Alcvon Station
Akron
Colo
Afro
Stalin
Braden
Backwoods Boy Held In Shooting After Sheep Intervenes
A county youth, age unknown, is held on shooting charges following a sheep dispute that escalated after a neighbor’s livestock wandered onto property. The victim, Libyuurall Myles Jones, 20, was wounded at close range during the altercation.
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Laltialu
Xeon
Astelet Wllorney
Halflald
Lostle
Myles Jones
Hania
Young Mann
Tivniilya
Duryige
Hanini
Mattiele
D. Jones
Kling
Rina
Cattle Imports Into Wyoming Are Resumed
Wyoming cattlemen report a restart of cattle imports from other states to supply markets. The Wyoming Stock Growers Association cites 51 507 cattle 135 923 sheep and 1 620 horses imported from 23 states. For 1938 notices indicate continued imports to meet grass season demand despite prior declines.
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Russell Tharp
Wyoming Stock Crowers Association
Wyoming
Texas
Califarndy
Stalistica Ralensad
Steele Growers Association
Thaluifhix
Many Farmers Plant Trees In Colorado Spring Planting
About 280 85 young trees were planted in windbreaks and shelterbelts by farmers and ranchmen across the state this spring. Farmers averaged 226 trees per person, with 27 590 trees planted in the period. The Colorado State College Extension Service supplied the seedling stock under the Clarke McNary Act. The trees will be used for windbreaks and to protect orchards gardens and farm homes.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Jime
Ford
Forester
Colorado State College
Colorado ‘State College Extension Service
Clarke-Mc
Athones
Blast at Georgia quarry Leaves one dead and several injured
A blast at a ragged quarry near Minelty outskirts, Atania, Ga, on Wednesday killed 69 year old quarry superintendent Old Daills and injured about a dozen workers. Daills was instantly killed in the explosion. No further details were provided on the cause or the nature of the injuries.
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Atania
Minelty
Old Daills
Roosevelt Not To Aid Adams, Oliver Says
Oliver of Washington and Colorado figures discuss President Roosevelt's possible stance on Adams and Lanilon. He warns against endorsements by the chief executive, predicting shifts in party loyalties and labor movements amid national political maneuvers in Pueblo and Denver.
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Roosevelt
Adams
Oliver
Denver
Waalingion
Saboy
Lemge
Atva TK Adams
Puebla
Adneis
Frank Welferts
Colorado Sharma
League
Fooxeveall
Pueblo
Colorado
Lanilon
Adaine
Democratic Party
Heajamin
Liliiaml
Colorado Supreme Court
Oliver Aclaimed
Labor
Knose Vol
Jeugne
Treghy
Bank Robber in San Francisco Seeks Release from Rock
Morgan seeks release from government prison on a writ of habeas corpus alleging illegal confession. Collins, 28, formerly of Ovid California, was convicted in 1927 in a grand state bank robbery in Asaby Nebraska. He claims coercion and that the confession was written by others after beatings in Douglas County jail.
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Denver
Ture
Areta
Collins
Ovid
Caly
United States District Court
Sanfrancisco
Calli
Prisot
United Disiat Court
Qala
Hank
Asaby
Yapar
Fort Morgres
Colo
Furee Goya
Germany Reported Using Death Rays
A wartime report claimed Germany had death rays via special transmitters and ultra high waves able to disable motors within a distance. In Washington, the House passed a bill allowing wire tapping by law enforcement officers under a supreme court framework.
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Rowe
Rehorse Wedarestday
Washington
Wongsday
Children’s Pictures To Be Exhibited Here
Miss Grace M. Baker head of the division of arts organizes a June 20 exhibit at Colorado State College of Education in Greeley. The Young AmericaPalus show from New York City features twelve new art media including finger painting with a jellylike substance and palm direct application. Works by young exhibitors display dry brush, felt tipped pastels, watercolors, and crayon drawings. Open daily from 1 to 6 p.m. in Cusgenheim Hall for enrolled students and the public, sponsored by Dr George W. Frasier, president of the Colorado College of Education.
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Culdden Jy
Anny
College of Cdcation
Cusgenheim
George W. Frasier
Colorado Cartegs of Education
Wheat Rust Fears Boost Markets Across Wheat Trade
Wheat rust fears push Chicago grain markets higher as winter wheat outlook improves. Traders note prices rise after weeks of declines with some operators profiting while others fear further volatility. Market observers cite damage risks and potential yearly losses, urging caution amid brisk trading and swift price moves.
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Chicago
Fune
Hyde
Volzee
Uravy
Lixenlee Minuy Lealers
Princ
Cadden Dam Work Begins By November
Washington Tyne 18 Construction of the Cadden dam on the Arkansas River and relocation of railroad tracks will be handled by UW eight engineers. Work to check Arkansas Valley floods set to begin by November, barring delays. The federal government will cover costs including right of way changes and bridge construction. The dam will be 126 feet high and 14,000 feet long near Lamar, creating a 15 mile natural reservoir. President Roosevelt backs federal funding for incidental expenses.
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Washington, Tyne
Arekansis
Sonu Fe
Joan 4
Marlix
Tueblo
Martin
Arkansas Valley
Roosevelt
War Bow
Lamar
Ihe
Big Thompson River Flows Near One Thousand Feet
The Big Thompson River water level remained near the 1,000 foot mark for several days with only minor variation. Current readings show about 980 feet with no storage due to heavy irrigation draws. Loveland Lake stays just over full as flows persist.
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Big Thompson
Loveland Lake
Wests request for simple farm conservation program
A report outlines Wests push for a streamlined farm conservation program. County agents discuss simplifying aims, coordinating government efforts, and empowering county and community committees to reduce burdens. Separate items note a seduction arrest of Jake Bierig and funeral services for Mrs Mae S Gelze.
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Toyne
West
Obituary notices for Ada B Pounilafi and Mae Golze
Mrs Ada B Pounilafi of 1108 8th Street wife of Thomas P Pountain mother of Mary Jane Fountain sister of Divs Miriam L Hoover and J W Buuker both of Greeley services Saturday from Macy drawing room private interment at Grove Mrs Mae Golze of 1118 Th Street services 2 40 pm Friday from Macy drawing room eastern Star service Linn Grove
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Gelze Finnen
Mire
Mae
Gelze
Clyle W. Gelee
Greeley
Macy's Drawig
Linn Grove
Fountain
Ada B. Pounilafi
Thomas P. Pountain
Jane Fountain
Miriam L. Hoover
J. W. Buuker
Macys Drawig
Golze
Macys Draywit Roont
Eastern Star
Officials View Location of Colorado Water Project
U S officials inspect sites for a proposed Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District construction project. Engineers assess the Lloving point near the Colorado Big Thompson area while officials from the Interior and related agencies review the plan and its impact on local taxpayers in late June.
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U.S
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Shenandoah
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Preaklent Roosevelt
President Woover
Milfitkthation
Bui Hatfield
Lestie
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Ratfiold
Jones Boy
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Germany
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Robert Young
Josette
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Jake Bierig
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Mrnday
Linn Grove Cemetery
Spencer Tracy
Loretta Young
Charlie Chase
Pathe News
Nathan C. Maygell
U. S. Department of Lnterior
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Dishis
U.S. Lureau
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Porter Prystany
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Colorado Water Conservancy Diatriet
Bruval
F.C. Jean
Victor Walne
ARS
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Ken Maynard
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Barbara Read
John King
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