Scouts to Award Merit Badges at Chamber of Commerce Court
A court of honor will be held in the Chamber of Commerce tonight to award merit badges to Grealey and LaSalle troop members. George Horne will preside. four boys will receive Star badges and certificates for 70 merit bodies will be presented.
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Creeley and
Lusalls Hoy
Chamber of Commerce
Tonigt
Bevares
Accuta
Morgan County
Wagle Jane Scout
George Horne
Grealet
LaSalle
Ly Uleo
Grealey
Thei
Charlea Farr
Engenie Hoof
Joe Willams
George Baab
Alass Arouts
Aca
Harvey Gelder Droop
BN Southard
Joan Crozier
Leroy Walton
Edwin Smith
BM Dykes
John Wheeler
Lewis Smith
Charles Fair
Clouich
Georgy Baah
Munlc
Booth and
Hdward Garter
Albert Nowland
Hdward Barta
Dugens Hood
Bil Grady
Joe Williams
Albert Noeiland
Hood
Baab
W. Gelder, Jr
Ruholarabin
Roy Mulkiff
Vernon Blralt
Carl Hubert
Legato Troop
Bill Brady
R. W. Geller, Jr
Victor Valentine
Chantua Bullyell
Dirty Dukes
Newland
Alvin Rasa
Fair
Tawin Smith
Brady
Dulas
Harvey Gelder
Russell Moore
Sam West
Valentine
Dales
Joy Williams
Fait
Whealer
Moore
Chesler
Boxer
Willinmis
Banb
Ned Bryant
Roy Gelder
Bash
Hall
Waliant
Wheeler
Tass Banb
Williams
Alr
Equity Stock Prices Tumble in Selling
New York stock markets faced a dramatic selling climax as equity prices collapsed across major exchanges. Total daily volume reached 6.4 million shares, with several high priced issues sliding to near autumn lows while some insiders cushioned declines. Despite cautious long term buying, overall market sentiment remained bleak as banks avoided supportive action and speculators liquidated holdings.
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Associated Ties
New York
Salling
New York Stock Exchange
Brokara
Steel Milj
Wallstrest
Scillogan
Mankers
Market upturn unseen as prices stabilize after declines
Prices for wheat, coffee, and other commodities hover near 1914 levels. The Standard Statistics report shows declines averaging 8.44 percent over ten months with a tentative rally seen late in the period. Commission houses view the rebound cautiously amid brief technical rebounds and mixed stock movements.
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Standard Btatistics Company
North American
Chesapeake and Ohio
Atchison
American Water Works
du Pont
Johind Manville
Columbia Gnn
Standard One
American Pows
Light
Stoupd
Enrollment Figures At College Training School Rise
Four hundred fifteen students are enrolled from pre kindergarten through twelfth grade at the college training school as figures show. Of these 290 attend the preparatory and elementary levels, while 125 are in junior and senior high grades. Principal William Wrinkle notes the year’s figures look solid though full permanent registration is pending. The summer body features many students pursuing advanced credit work and remedial make up classes, with a trend toward better overall scholarship.
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Tron
Thastomentay School
Preachool
Kindergartes
Zhet
William Wrinkle
Collega. High
Anya Thiu
Wrimlie
Grain Prices Hit Sixteen Year Low in Market Drop
Grain prices slumped to new lows not seen in 16 years amid weak export demand and security concerns. Wheat fell about 1 percent to 244 cents a bushel with July near 2.34 dollars, trading-year lows and bouncing late. Corn and rye also declined to fresh lows while oats futures matched seasonal lows as traders priced in tariffs and anticipated reprisals. Marriage licenses issued by the county clerk include Thor J Orr and Laura Kic of Groeiex, Sherman Shoppari Eaton, and Margaret L Simpson of Denver. A tornado damage story notes a stash of blown checks recovered by George Sargent of Bley Hans.
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Chicago
Jauna
D. B
Thorl J. Orr
Laura Kic
Bride
Groeiex
Sherman
Shoppari
Eaton
Margaret L. Simpson
Denver
Trench Newspaper Urges Boycott of American Products
A traditional French trench paper advocates a boycott of American goods in response to the new tariff rates signed by President Hoover. Petit Bleu argues French and European producers will fare better than Americans, urging readers to press the tariff issue and question U.S. wage and living standards.
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Trench
Petit Bleu
Irence
Hoover
Petit Blow 19
Purl W
United States
Hanver
Rene
Prance
Lamb Feeders Meet at Camfield Hotel
A fragmented report notes Lamb Feeders gathered at the Camfield Hotel with about 28 locals of the order present. Opening minutes reference discussions on securing aid from the federal farm board amid the meeting.
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Lamb
Camfield Hotel
Colorado
Nebrouky
Intermountain Stockmen organized for marketing
Intermountain stockmen organize a six state regional marketing association with committees of two marketers from each state New Mexico Colorado Nebraska Wyoming Montana Utah. A Denver stockholders meeting is set for Aug 6 to elect directors and two managers. The body will operate under the agricultural marketing act with a credit corporation to aid financing. Market agencies at Denver and Omaha are being considered.
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Associated Reas
Denver
Intermountain Tiventock
Rocky Mountain
New Mexico
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Tma
Alector
J. R. Grier
Lad Animas
Tobin
Montrose
Omaha
Ion
Jones Ties With Two I Temporary Signs To Camp
British Open round reports Henry Catton Jr and Bobby Jones contended for lead before a rain delay. Horton Smith, Don Moe, Len Disgel posted 74s as Jones finished ahead, while Cotton and Barnes faltered. Separate item notes Sanders Tourist Camp signs on Fourth Street and Eleventh Avenue facing temporary approval after council clarifies signage duration and property permission.
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Saveciatad Prent
Hoylake
Oglund
Henry Catton Jr
Dritieh
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Pine
MacDonald Smith
Smith
Long Jim" Barnes
Acore
Cotton
Jones
Horton Smith
Don Moe
Len Disgel
George von Hm
E Mins
Barnes
Mec Smith
Sanders
Fourth Streat
Eleventh Avenue
Agenas Ia
Greelay
Nlog
Elena
Tourlata
Sevanth Avenue
George Strubel
Methodist Brotherhood Picnic Set For Thursday At Island Grove Park
The Methodist Brotherhood invites members and their families to a picnic supper at 6:36 on Thursday at Island Grove Park. Families should bring sandwiches and a covered dish, the group will provide ice cream and coffee.
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Methodist Brotherhood
Island Grove Park
Brotherhood
Brotherhood Fe
Rupture Shield Expert Visit at Greeley Mi
G. F. Redlich, a rupture appliance expert, advertises the Perfect Retention Shields claiming they fully hold ruptures in any position and weight, ease abdominal complaints, and help children recover. He cites statistics and warns against mail order devices, with a home office in Minnesota.
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Mi. C
Rediteh
Raniery
G. F. Redlich
Home Office
Baston Block
Minnagpulls
Minnesota
Weeds on Vacant Lots Must Be Cut Speedily
Greeley property owners with vacant lots are ordered to cut weeds promptly. City officials announced at Tuesday’s meeting that a public notice requiring weed cutting on private property will be published immediately and continue intermittently until July 16, the final publication date. The councilman noted the dry season makes early enforcement prudent and many notices will be sent soon.
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Greeley
Woultell
Gounclimean
Phi Delta Kappa Honors Guests At Summer Meeting
Phi Delta Kappa, men’s honorary education fraternity on Tenchora col Ingo campus, hosted its first summer meeting Tuesday with Dr. George B. County of Teachers College Columbia, Dr. Giwood P. Cubberley of Stanford, and Dr. Raleigh Acherling of the University of Michigan as guests. They addressed about 40 members as informal talks, followed by dinner at Mrs. Angall’s tea room.
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Phi Delta Kappa
Tenchora Col Ingo
George B. County
Teachers College
Columbia
Giwood P. Cubberley
School of Education
Leland Stanford University
Raleigh Acherling
University of Michigan
George Bright Named Sterling Junior High Principal
George Bright a Colorado Teachers College student has been appointed principal of Sterling Junior High, succeeding Paul L. Hasert who resigned after four years. Bright has five years as a manual training teacher and coach and studied at the University of Nebraska with a degree expected next summer. Paulline Reynolds is elected to an art teaching post in Eaton and Logan County bears an announcement.
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George Bright
Colorado Teachers College
Sterling
Bright
Paul Lb. Hasert
Storting
University of Nebraska
Cocal
Snmmer
Paullhne Reynolds
Eaton
Stowing
Logan County
Deaths and funerals for Mary Barbecca Rice and George Graham
Proaral services for Mary Barbecca Rice are set for Thursday afternoon at Sattley Priore home with burial at Linn Grove cemetery. The body of George Graham of Intec Roggen will be transported by Sattley Funeral home to the Fairmont chapel in Denver for a 10 o'clock funeral, followed by burial at Tamrmont cemetery.
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Mary Barbecca Rice
Sattley Priore
Burtal Ja
Linn Grove Cemetery
George Graham
Roggen
Piiday
Sattley Funeral Home
Fairmont ‘Chapel
Denver
Tatrmont Cemetery
Lightning Strikes Man at Royal Ascot Races Killing Observer
A violent electrical storm struck near Ascot as King George and Queen Mary attended Windsor Castle events. Walter Holbein, a prominent north England bookmaker, was killed when lightning hit the Tattersall enclosure. Beauty and fashion crowd fled for shelter, spectators knocked to the ground, clothing torn, and others left in mud as the royal party watched in shock.
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Frese
Ascot
Baz
Jone
Paula Swent
Royal Ancot
Walter Holbein
Aranda
George
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
Windsor Castle
Royal Box
Liner Goes Aground Near New York Harbor
U S liner Leviathan ran aground in New York harbor near Robbins Reef about 7:08 am in hazy morning conditions. Tugboats refloated her within six hours as 22 gold star mothers aboard, returning from a pacific pilgrimage, remained on board under Captain Theodore War Bosk.
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New York
Muer
Roosevelt
United Statea Lines
New York Harbor
Jose
Manhattan
Uner
Southampton
Sherbourg
Franca
Theodore War Bosk
Robbins Reef
St George
Staten Island
Obituary of W W Fitter Ponders Life in Denver Area
Obituary notes W W Fitter died of pneumonia in Denver after seven months of illness. A florist by trade, he lived several years in the Denver area and was active in the United Brethren church. Funeral services were held at Thompson's, followed by burial in a local cemetery with service by the Roy Frank Chilys and Modern Woodmen of America. He is survived by his wife, Mary Smith of Carr, and a brother Ernest A. of Denver, plus a brother in Greeley and many relatives and friends.
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Fitzsimons General
Denver
Uuna
Figgeral Hospital
Pike
United Brethren
Thompson's
Martin
Witel Way
Roy
Amey
Benida
Mary Smith
Carr
Dous
Ernest A
Gi W
Greeley
Tye
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W. I. Runnells
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Dave Severance Seed Company
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Park Place
Bidg
Llnarae
Stork
Platteville
James F. Abbe
Jung
Alfred Rilry
Cummings Ware
Avo
Phor
Tor
Gunter Hall OF Health
Helen Springer
Colorado State Teachers College
Gunter Hall
Grigg
Cligaee
Marly
Pete
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Swinnerton
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