Jubilee Held at Briggsdale Jolly Affair
A June briggsdale Jubilee drew crowds from across the region for a day of festivities. Oliver N Senechal and Colorado Power and Light highlighted the town’s debt and power plant, with speeches from local leaders and a Mexican string orchestra. A morning baseball game Briggadale v Grover ended in Briggadale victory. a late evening dance capped the event.
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Briggsdale
Brigendale
Oliver N
Cuvahai
Hinvont
Ajitos
Briggadale Ve. Grover
Briggadals
Tule
Platts Valley Airways
Groeley Tokke
Baptist
Union Congregational Church
Dita. T
L. Laycock
George Sweet
Brigtendale
WW. N. Thompson
Groolay
0. R. Groves
New Raymer
Oliver _N. Senechal
Colorado Power and. Light Company
Rock Sea
Walomne
W. N. Thompson
America
Supt
I. B. Stutsman
Zylaphone dale—Mre
Harvey T. Nelson
Asgrees
Seahyne
G. R. Graves
Oliver N. Senechat
Berthoud Preacher Leads Windsor Church Service
Windsor residents heard Rev W P Yes ley of Berthoud speak on pension plans adopted by the local church. The report noted remodeling costs paid, a basket dinner enjoyed, and youth delegates reporting on the Denver convention. Music and readings highlighted the day with several conference reports and prayers.
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Windsor
Joness
W. P. Yesley
Berthoud
National Penason Board For Aged Mints
Jara
Christian Church
Denver
Lexter Kuentzel
Dorothy Branch
Mise Anna Cayo- Mune Teller
Jaisa Carolyn Harrington
Raya A Pris? Gominent
Dorothy Binuch
Lester Kusntad
Atu
Evalyn Ricord
Lincoln
Connor University
BaYo
Doncriplign
Sebich
Christian College
Thiy
George
Giehn
CAC
Fort Collins
Utilities to Pay More Tax Board Rules and Figures
The article catalogs utility and corporate tax valuations in Colorado counties including Denver, Pueblo, El Paso, and Weld. It lists totals for railways, telephone companies, and other utilities, noting boosts and cuts in assessments, with a final combined valuation around $260 million and detailing major carriers and firms affected. It also mentions a youth in Arkansas City seeking vengeance with multiple languages.
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Pueblo
Denver
Weld
el Paso
Bouldier
Colorado
Yarlowe Claveca
Railway Express Agency
Pullman Company
Jacranss
Denver & Galt
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Hi Paso
Santa Fe
Burlington
Hock Island
Colorado & Southern
Moffat
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Greeley Terminal Railway
Chang,e
Manitou & Pike's Perit
Arkansas Valley Natural Gas Company
Broadmoor Hotel, Water & Power Co
Canon Gas,,Co
Canon Water & Power Co
Colorado Central Power Co
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Colorado Springs & Interurban Railway
Cripple Creek Sewer Co
Gripple Creek Water Co
Denver Tramway Corporation
Greeley Gas &Uel Co
Mountain Storea Telenphone & Telegraph Co
Denver-Colorado Springs-Pueblo Motorway, Inc
Pueblo-Sands Track Inc
Pueblo-San Luis Valley Transportation Company
Granda Motor Way, Inc
Rocky Mountain Motor Op
Western Slope Motorway, Inc
White Motor Expresa
Ageesaore
Fire Damages Ranch Near Koner With Losses Covered
Fire roared through outbuildings near Koner on Saturday evening, destroying a storage shed with separators and other farm implements while leaving the granary intact. The blaze was spotted by the Wol elfon family upon returning from Greeley and neighbors helped contain it. Oil and gray tanks burned, but no injuries reported. Insurance covered loss. Also listed are many licenses to wed in Weld County with couples from Haxtun, Cheyenne, Denver, Greeley, and surrounding areas.
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Koner
John You Wyke
Wolelfon
Greeley
van Wyke
Ward
Insux
Ho Weld County Clerk's Office
Peter Jamey Rogera
Haxtul
Kathleen Ballinger
Baltimore
Paty Calaway
Gladys McDonald
Cheyenne
Cameron Parker
Powel
Wye
Ruthie Haynish
Gresley
James Higson
Lillian. C. Stepheny
Denver
Bure IC
Ells
Ruth O. Emerson
Roland W. Fleming
Grace
Moors
Brookville
Keng
Georgia B. Johnson
Round Mountain
Kathryn I
Cleveland
Grocloy
Maine primary results show Wilte and Gardner leading
Portland Maine June 10 with over a quarter of the state reported Congressmen Wallace W Wilte seeking U S senator and Governor William Tudor Gardner leading renomination rivals Gardner 10409 to 0336 for John Wilson former mayor of Bangor Ralph O Drewster trailed with 6307 to 9280 for Wilte and 10409 to 0336 for Gardner in early totals.
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Maine
Couysclaten Press
Portland
Wallace W. Wilte
U. S
William Tudor Garifiner
Witha
Ralph O. Drewaster
Gardner
John Wilson
Formur
Bungor
Water delays on Laramié and Laramie River fishing report
Water supply is poor on the upper Laramie and lower Laramié with late conditions below normal. Stimson, irrigation engineer, notes unusual water flow while a ditch crew reports catching a four-pound German Brown trout near the Laramie stream bed. Windsor man John Figher loses a leg after infection necessitates amputation.
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Laramié
Laraine
Laramie
Poudro
Stimson
Grealey Irrigation Carcoser
Rawal Ditch
Windsor
John Figher
Timnath
Ute Knes
Martle
Josephinie Brent
Tian
Fort Courne
Prisoner Clark recounts escape and pursuit details
Bandit Clark describes his flight from Greeley to Cheyenne and Salt Lake, naming figures like Luther and a district court undersheriff. He hints at a future sentencing hearing and recalls farm crop data and pricing as part of a broader interview.
Acre Reduction Debate Hits Farm Leaders and Public
A July editorial in the Dureau Farmer argues acreage reduction will win few laurels despite education campaigns. It warns success depends on farm board backed distribution reforms, cites crop yield volatility, and notes limited price gains from more acres.
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United Staton
Farm Board
Iowa
Legge
Grant International Harvester Company
Dureau Farmer
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Hord
Magistug
Continen
Hie Farm -Board
Utal
Acras
National
Mountain Jar Aids St Lake Water Shortage Plan
In Longmont on the 16th actions look to hold back water shortages across four districts. Officials report four reservoirs near Inky and Mr Gibson’s region show partial capacity with Bluebird and Sand Heneh Lake supplying limited water. Beaver Park district and Log Lake area face availability issues as snow banks and drifting ice hinder flow to farmers.
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Longmont
Mie St
Vratr
Valleny Gatlon
Moat
St. Vrath
Gibson
Talgsioney Young
Arbuckle
Inkus
Inky
Condit
Bluebird
Heneh
Beaver Park
Log Lake
Sentelle
Spibelle
Pear A
Sioner Young
Copeland
Ohe
Bust
Surcuiy Lake
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City Star
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Kinsay
Stephens
Mortos
Garant
Cindy
Brees
New York
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Gharlag A. Lindberg
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N. J
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Duck Evans
Pauly M
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Donald Dockaon
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Slone
Great Western Sugar Company
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Olive Bordon and
Arthur Lal
Aesop's Fables
Mickie McGuly
Mickie
Margaret Roberts
Buddy Rogers
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Paramount Sound News
Aly Mall Edition
Baa Penaretta el A Publix Theater
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