DeMolay Wins in Loop Chase Over Barbers
DeMolay junior baseball gains position in League B after a 7 to 5 win over Hathaway’s Barbers in Tuesday action. Snow White and others spark offense while Brumley and Crosler star on defense. Postoffice also leads early before DeMolay comeback effort at the park.
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Greeley Organ
Hathaway
de Hathaway
Deolny
Barbers
Brumley
Hathaways
Crosler
Art ‘Adame
DeMolay
Lindi
Snow White
Greeley Junior High
Anow White
Jodel Mills
Meiwher Seery
Grattan and Rice Win League Net Championship
Grattan and Rice win the league net championship after a tight final. McElroy and Ramsay won doubles. Grattan-Rice trailed at times but secured the title with steady play from their youngest players. Final scores show Grattan-Ramsay and Rice- McKilroy close bouts as the champions clinched the title.
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Grattan and Rice
Beir
Grattan-Rice
McWlroy i Ramasy
Ulagies
McElroy
Hamnsy
Boorse
Grattan
Ramsay
McKilroy
Hameau
McKtypamaay
Grattan-Rica
Moon's Pull Sets Off Earthquakes on San Jacinto Fault
Pasadena reports Seismological Society of America member Maxwell W. Allen discusses the moon’s influence on earthquakes along the San Jacinto fault in southeastern California. He suggests tidal forces may trigger faults when the moon passes the meridian, with shocks varying by depth and time, and notes water tides could amplify effects in the Gulf of California area.
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Moon
San Jacinto
Pasadena
Cal
Thomason
Seismological Society of America
Maxwell W. Alien
Santer
California
Perth
San Jascinto
Seemy
Ates
Gulf of California
Whitney Publishes New Volume on Education Research
Announcement of a new book by Dr. Frederick L. Whitney, director of research at Colorado Teachers College, to be published by D. Appleton and Company. The work, based on seven years of graduate research practice, aims to show how to plan, gather, classify and interpret educational data efficiently for graduate students nationwide.
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Frederick L. Whitney
Colorado Teachers College
D. Appleton and Company
Gresley
Dr. Whitney
Bave
Pmbliabers
Fire Hose Ordered for City Fire Dept.
Purchase of about 200 feet of tach and a half hose for use in several fires was ordered by the city Tuesday.
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Sevall
Evenall Teeeday
Chemica
Weeds Noted on Main Street Endangering Weld County Farms
Weeds along the street are marked as a menace to numerous Weld County farms. Landowners where the weeds grow will be urged to pay for control measures to stop further spread.
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Toonth Street
Thewes
Weld County
Grand Lake Tour For Students This Week
Grand Lake outing for students organized by Colorado Teachers college extension unit starts Friday from Greeley. Tour visits Grand Lake via Fall River, camping at Bates Park and Olympus Camp, returning Sunday. Minimum 12 needed to cover costs. otherwise trip is canceled.
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Sarleé
Colorado
Colles
Grand Lake
Fall ‘River
Berthoud Bass
J Springs
Barton Meeker
Extension Partment Force
Grand Take
Greeley
Camp Olympus
Bates Park
Meeker
Railroads Present Appeal for Increase
Railroads argue that wage increases should be delayed to support revival of industry and commerce. They contend the federal policy, supported by management, favors maintaining existing scales and warns against prolonged delays in resolving railway wage disputes. The petition says carriers would need to endure prosperity periods for fair return during downturns.
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Mont Feading
Colorado Epes Starts On Leaf Rollers And Dairy Milk Fact
The article notes spring emergence of young larvae and leaf rollers affecting trees. Spreying is ineffective as worms feed after moths lay eggs in late caramel or fruit. Observations show rollers feed lilacs soft maples and other trees, with location mentions Fort Lupton Weld County. It also cites Tennessee dairy cow production averaging 544 pounds of milk in April.
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Fort Lupton
Tanneesse
Stocks Slip in Slow Moving Market
New York June 1 The proposition market drifted lower again today with reduced volume and a weak finish. The day’s activity featured heavy declines in rails with notable losses in Atchison and New York Central and broad selling in American Telephone American Waterworks Bethlehem Steel Pennsylvnia Northern Pacific and Ohio companies. Total volume around 1 000 000 shares.
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New York
Ing’ Uch
Altha
Interstate Commerce
Weatinghouse Electric
Whtel
Atchison
New ‘York Central
James
American Telephone
American
Bethishest
Pennsylvanie
Walmere
Ohio
Northern Pacific
Balea
Wines
Local Births and a Pardon Result Highlight Greeley News
Stork Express reports a Purcell birth to Mr and Mrs Ewin Jel sakurof a son Jane 16 at Greeley hospital. A Denver couple Mr and Mrs Harry Rubincam Jr welcome a son Tuesday at Presbyterian hospital. Louisa Be Ball of Greeley remembered as daughter of Mr and Mrs George Ball. Windsor farmer Charles Sorrel Jr fined $50 and costs by Justice Rex Florance after an elder Sorrel was arrested near Platteville for drunkenness and disturbance. Old driveways on Bight ayepue ordered raised to align with sidewalks and curbs. costs borne by property owners.
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Mra
Harry G. Rub- Incatm, Jr
Denver
Presbyterian Hospital
Mra. Rubincem
Louisa Be
George Ball
Greeley
Charles Sorraix
Windsor -Farmer
Rex Florance
Charles Sorrel, Jr
Sorrels
Platteville
Sher
Arto, Supply
Dickey-Sanders
Bightayepue
Aldewalk
Coal Wage Cuts Probe Ended By State Commission
Denver June 17 The State judge trial commission terminated jurisdiction in seven oil company cases that cut wages and announced no employee protests, automatically halting intervention. It closed files on several mines from Calcado Springs to Huerfano County and will investigate two Florence coal offices for wage cut and underground hours violations.
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Denver
Ingulf-Mentato
Commission
City Coal Mings
Corley Cos Company
Pikes Peak Fusl Company
Calcado Springs
Columbine Anthracite Company
Butte
Huer Gano Coal Company
Mutuat Coal Company
Hueriano
County
John G. Deldodao
Sopris
Florence
Pennsylvania University Receives Cyrus Curtis Million Gift
President Thomas A. Gates announced during the 191st commencement that Cyrus H. Curtis of Philadelphia made an unrestricted gift exceeding one million dollars to the University. Gates noted the donation would establish a permanent endowment for teaching and research and called Curtis the largest single benefactor in the university’s two centuries of history.
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Philadelphia
Jobe
Thomas A. Gates
Universlty
Bonhgylyapla
Cyrus H. He. Curtis
Gater
Pitt
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Deaths and a few city notes from Platteville
Death of Jacob Volz aged 48 months at home from convulsions with funeral held at Johnston home and local cemetery. Auto crash at Seventh Avenue and Equinox Street caused minor damage. Burglars stole health food samples during daytime. Municipal camp ground not opened this year. city approves reuse of sign for private establishment. Light standards planned at Tenth Street and Tenth Avenue near telephone building and Methodist church corner.
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Platteville
Jacob ‘Vals
Fred Volz
Johnston, Soraies
Loral
Childe
A. McClament
Seventh Avenue
Alzteenth Street
Tureday
Hia Machine
Aarta
10Th
Tenth Street
Tenth Avenue
Methodist Church
New road outfit promises better street maintenance
The article notes William Walsh, president of streets, plans to test a five blade drag on Geeolag nies street maintenance. The device covers about twice the ground and smooths the surface after pushing dirt outward, aiming to outperform current requirements before Tuesday.
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Geeolag Nies
Wiliam “Walsh
Birthday dinner brings many relatives to Bandar home
A large gathering at the Bandar home to celebrate Mrs. C Smith and family birthdays. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith with Vera, Glenn and Orrin Smith, Mrs. Ida Lory and family from Fort Collins, and many relatives from Windsor Loveland Denver and nearby towns. Plans to travel to Fort Collins and Denver were noted, with several members visiting and hosting during the weekend.
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Buson Bate
Bandar
BR. Smith
Inlaw
Roy
Mra
Ida Lory
Fort. Colling
C. Ih. Smith
Glenn
Orrin
Roy Smith
Vera
Roy Parker
J. P. Ferguson
Hee
Mrsmith
Mra. Ferguson
Fort Collfita
Sond
Makion Lory
Ear Lary
Wena
Whidnesday
Morris Karowsky
Releabee
On & Plente
Fort
Collins
Eugene
Yarl Gatchell
Boulder
Denver
Albart’Fryg
Myy
Arthur Roa
Windsor
Aod
Staley
and Myre
C. Land
Carl
Gordon Jones
Harold Weaterdot
Loveland
al Nelson
Sistes
Clifford Morey
Virginia Sraith
RE. Hay
Greeley
J. W. Yancey
Hon‘king
Campton
Yancey
Bira
Frank Keys
Mes
Walter ‘Newman
Francia
Berthoad
Walter Kaijser
Storm Lake
Rie
Henry
Markus and
Markuses
Community News and Weekend Outings Details
Local families spend a busy weekend traveling to Windsor and Browmfield events. Cousins join Mrs Kratzer in Windsor while others visit Kites Park, Colorado Agricultural College, and Johnstown for family gatherings. Travel to Denver, Hays Park, and Eaton noted with relatives, plus a late strawberry drop in North.
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Deny
la Phureday
Devat Coon Aid Iimueer
Ates Park
Hor Alatire
Mrg
O'Kelly
Mise
Clara Domgy
Chayenne
Wyo
Mracw
E. Leatar
Hern Tron
Marr-wern Algo
Presley
Bai
Mite
O. la Rleord
Johnstown
Aeter
Mids
Evelyn
Ricord
Lincoln
Nob
Corner
Dortha
Uce
Harold Hidy
Sind
Mig
Dan Phelps
Iain
Poudre
Hidy
Hay
Denver
Park
John Cable
N. J. “Miller
Eaton
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Reoley Junior
Cariaieary
Whitney
Stork
Ewin Jelsakurof
Purcell
Jane
Greeley Hospitals
Gorrels
Costa
Pennsylvania
Cyrus Curtis
H. C. Banta
Sixth Avenue
Bantaeget
Greeley Tribune
Greeley, Cole
Tribune
Roberts Dairy
Evans
Ava
Rand Hotel
Bailey Leatherman
Prop
RAND
Colo
Canon
Walden
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