Hereford Benignator Fred Findiesen Dies at 41
Hereford mourns loss of benefactor Fred Findiesen who died at the Hereford Inn on June 8 at age 41. He came from Chicago about 16 years ago, built Hereford Inn and guided community projects including the hall and school, developed 13,000 acres in the Ww Creek valley, and pioneered irrigation and cattle introductions. Survived by his wife Evelyn, five children, and several relatives. Funeral services were held in Cheyenne before cremation in Denver. A related item from Leadville reports four arrests by federal agents in a downtown Denver area raid on several noted locations.
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Ward County
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Fred Findiesen
Findiesen
Hereford Inn
Cheyenne
Denver
Findlesen
Heraford
Chicago
Lindleson
Evelyn Finciesen
H. B. Werder
F. M. Pebbles
Oak Park
Mra
J. F. Conselmen
Santa Monica
Calif
W. Findiesen
Fred Findiesen, Jr
Marl Beach
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Market Guide for the Housewife
Market Guide for the Housewife presents practical shopping advice and cost-saving tips. It outlines common household needs, suggests seasonal pricing awareness, and highlights simple budget-friendly strategies for daily meals and cleaning supplies.
Colorado Dairy Herds and Cows Named for Best Production
Fort Collins June 17 Colorado's top dairy cows and herds for the past month are listed by A Smith extension dairyman. Myron 8 Home Holstein leads with 1987 pounds milk and 97.3 butterfat. Lady Skylark Columbine second with 530 pounds milk and 93.6 butterfat. Tiny grade Guernsey third with 305 pounds milk and 85.9 butterfat. Parimity Johanna Orimahy Da Kol ranks fourth with 2875 pounds milk and 86.6 butterfat. State herd averages: Agricultural College herd 13 Holsteins 1763 pounds milk 64 butterfat. Clayton College herd 7 Holsteins 1747 pounds milk 53.7 butterfat. Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind at Colorado Springs owns a 22 Holsteins average 1457 pounds milk 47.7 butterfat. Myron Stratton home herd 51 Holsteins average 1245 pounds milk 47.3 butterfat.
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Colorado
A. Smith
Colorado Agricultural Collage
Myron 8 Home
Colorado Springs
Agricultural Collage
J. W. Loving
Pueblo
Johanna Orimahy da Kol
Clayton Colle
Clayton College
College
Springs
Myron. Stratton Home
New Methods Explained for Salt Dome Oil Prospecting
The article outlines Dakota sand deposits and argues steady production suggests the well taps the productive top of the sand rather than shale. It explains sedimentary basins and domed uplifts, then introduces the netacnater and torsion balance, tools refined from magnetic ore mapping to record subsurface magnetic variations for bounding structures.
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Coffin
Great Lakes
Gresley Markets Pay to Growers Report
Markets pay growers under a 1931 apr tag price system with variances by buyer location. Lower prices noted from regular poultry buyers who sell on Denver market. higher prices paid by local market men for limited quantities. Corrected to June 18.
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Taghors Springs
Sini
Denver
Science of oil exploration discussed by geologist
A Greeley Rotary Club talk by Mr Coffin covered geophysical tools for locating oil structures, including solamographs and toral balance devices. He noted these aid, not replace, geological prospecting and cited low historic success rates for wildcat wells, urging cautious, data driven development. Windsor graduates welcomed at University of Colorado commencement with multiple Windsor attendees noted.
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Gressewood
Texas
Coffin
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Howard
Hobbe Field
New Mexico
Armaooth
Haat Texas
Mr. Coffin
Thomas M. Welsh
Greeley Rotary Club
Greeley Club
George W. Fraeier
Russel Mayden
Roy V. Smith
Carl Horn
Eaton Rotary Club
Summer Ski Carnival at Bates Park Opens History
Bates Park hosts the first Mid-Summer ski meet on Sunday June 28 at 2 p.m. Elkhorn ski hill. twenty trucks bring the show from Fall River Pane and fifty crew spread snow early morning. Twenty notable riders join. four Rocky Mountain National Park Ski Club members invited to Olympic tryouts at Lake Placid.
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Procoeda
Wsad
Rocky Mountain
Natonal Park
Lake Placid
Graduate Students Form Luncheon Groups at CTC
Graduate students at Gutoredo Teachers College organized into two informal luncheon groups to better acquaint members. Women meet Thursdays from 1 to 4 pm, men Tuesdays at the same hour. Annie McCowen sponsors the women, Dr. F. Jean heads the men. First luncheon set for Thursday June 25.
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Gutoredo Teachers College
Tyndeans
Haus
Annie McCowen
F. ©. Jean
Graduate Council
Richard M. Smith
G A R Leader Honored by Boy Scout Group
General J Brewel of Fort Moreen national G A R commander and honorary president of the Longs Peak Scout Council was honored by a Colorado Wyoming Boy Scout group. Attendees from Longmont Fort Collins and Fort Morgan discussed a fall conference with nationally known speakers and ongoing Catapa Horne talks on the Poudre.
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J. Brewel
Fort Moreen
Longs Peak
Boy Scouts
Colorado
Catapa Horne
Fred Clark
Greeley Colony
How Times Change Golf Social Status Not Love of Game
A reflection on how golf once signified social standing rather than passion for the sport. The piece notes that men played to meet others who claimed an interest in golf, signaling wealth and social access. It contrasts past attitudes with modern perspectives on genuine interest versus status display.
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Cli
Escape from Jail Nears Solution in Denver
Denver June 17 the escape of Fred Reger from the county jail on May 8 nears solution as a jail trusty is placed in the galley cell and police seek two other men Jimmy Mitchell and another alias Jimmy The Greek. Chief of Police Clark says he expects to prove who paid money and who assisted in the escape and to identify those who aided Reger, a noted bootlegger sentenced to eight to ten years. Jack Crosby, a former trusty, was questioned after arrest at Cheyenne yesterday. Shippers of Perishable Products to Convene Denver June 17 the Colorado Perishable Products Traffic Association holds its second annual meeting at 10 am in the Chamber of Commerce building with officers to be elected and year policies discussed.
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Fred Reger
Sear
Jimmy Mitchell
Allaa
Jimmy
Clark
Tne
Reger
Jack Crosby
Trusty
Wen
Cheyenna Yostarda
Colorado
Chamber of Commerce
Charles J. Hotchkiss
Fort
W. ©. Thomas
Canon City
W. J. Broadhead
Pueblo
F. F. Burton
J. HK
Woolf
Greslay
Treaaurar
Hotchkiss
Interstate commission cases affect Colorado potato water costs
Excerpts indicate the Interstate Commerce Commission has decided and filed examiner reports impacting Colorado potato pricing. A $5 rental charge for refrigerator care is rising, prompting calls for vigilant enforcement to avoid higher costs. Idaho Potato Dealers Association filed a complaint affecting potato rates from Idaho and Greece to regions east and south of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers.
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Idaho Potato Dentera Association
Paints
Idaho
Greece
Mississippi
Ohio
Ditch Case at Fort Collins Progress Report
Fort Collins June 17 progress reported in district court as Hamilton and Gleason company sues Weat Side Construction. Testimony showed disputes over earth removed for the Laramie river ditch with maps and exhibits presented by the plaintiff.
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Fort Collins
Wrain
Hamilton and Gleason Company
Weat Side Construction Company
Gavin W. Hamilton
A. B. McMechen
Allexes
Laramie
Repre
Bootlegger Gary Murder Case Hears Pretrial Motion
Attorneys from Bryang, Shaw, McCreary firm represent the plaintiff in a case before Judge Coffin. Twelve jurors were empaneled for a Tuesday morning opening as authorities probe a fatal shooting outside the Perconti home in Gary Indiana. Mrs Perconti widow of a crime syndicate operator was shot while leaving a ride near their residence.
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Lee, Shaw
Gangaeters
Gary
Ind
Paul Percontin
Tony Grace
Mra. Perconti
Malealgt Syndicate
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