Civil suits disposed of Wednesday in district court
Readable fragments show multiple cases: Suale Peters v Leo and Lille C Jones regarding property at 404 Seventh Street. LaVern Herman Squinet v George Herman Jr divorce with alimony and back support. Gladys Cadwallader Modault v Ray Cadwallader alleging cruelty with monthly support and attorney fees. Other actions include Denver Joint Stock Land Bank foreclosures on borrowers and properties near Greeley, and Weld County condemnation award for right of way with token compensations.
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Ray Cadwallader
Charley Stephens
Farmia
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Denver Joiot
Stock Land
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B. F. Penwell
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Pind Het
Veteran in Denver jail chooses jail time over paying fine
Denver reports two prisoners in the county jail received their bonuses from Mail Cahier John Olly. John Ballenger, 16, of Greeley, owed 111 and was sentenced to jail. he chose to stay jailed rather than pay the fines and use the bonus for clothes after release. Richard C. Beall, 48, of 1165 Emerson Street, still serving twelve days of a four month sentence for drunkenness, received 746 and plans to start a manufacturing pay rugs business after release.
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Streamliners to Run Thursday and Friday Service
Streamliners into service Thursday and Friday with trains bound for Chicago and Lasalle. Westbound from Chicago arrives Ludalle Friday morning. eastbound to Chicago arrives Friday morning. Equipment numbers 10,000 and 20,005 correspond to permanent locomotive members. service operated as Extras previously.
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Rally at Brigendaly Hall Draws Townsends Crowd
Townsend club held a Tuesday evening rally at Brigendaly Hall in Brigesdale with guest speaker Hales committe member Kon of Wigewater, who answered audience questions after detailing the Townsend plan. Program included invocations, vocal selections by Catharine Hooper and others, and music by Pawnee Ramblers followed by dancing.
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Four Junior Nines Formed By American Legion Teams
Four American Legion Junior base ball teams were organized to play a three game weekly schedule with 9:30 AM Monday Wednesday and Friday sessions. No admission charged. Seventeen players eligible through birthday after March 30. Fifteen players to be chosen for the Claytown Groclay district tourney in August. Schedule through July 19 lists games among East West North and South squads with team captains named.
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Right Put Off by Rainstorm Continues Boxing Preview
The article reviews a boxing camp ahead of a fight between Max Schelling and Joe Louis. It notes Schelling’s readiness with a sharp right hand and Louis’s heavier, less active condition after weeks of inactivity. Training camps are described, with promoter Mika Jacobs and training staff highlighted.
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Latewond
Schmeling Louis Clash Reimagined Boxing Style
A fragmented report discusses Max Schmeling and Louis, noting Schmeling’s odds, experience, and conditioning. It mentions a shift from a crouching weaving style to a standup stance, with Schmeling’s right hand favored and Louis facing a change in approach to counter heavy punches.
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Golden Gloves Champs Named in Denver Finals
Denver boxing crowd witnessed finals of the Golden Gloves with multiple weight class bouts. Notable: John Potgy of Wagley wood and Bob Kelphell of Spartan club claimed decisions, while Louis Mumford was KO’d in the fourth by John Gulnr.
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Spartan Club
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Nigell Gulé
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Continental Prepares For Niles Drilling At Greasewood
The Tribune reports Continental Oil plans drilling on the Henry Wiles lease at Greasewood. The well will be a northwest offset to the Frank N Griggs No 1, a valuable Continental Oil company well. The setup signals continued development of Continental assets in the region.
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French Riots Worry Government Amid Marseilles Unrest
French government anxious over clashes between Nationalists and Leftists in Marseilles and broader violence in Algeria. Police intervened as a parade of about 3000 Nationalists was attacked by a group described as Minders of the Leftists, with several wounded.
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Idaho Springs Man Loses War Bond Winnings Theft
Idaho Springs resident James Sturgeon reported eight of his fifty dollar World War II bonds stolen from his parked car in the downtown area while he and his wife shopped. Police noted serial numbers and contacted the post office but the bonds appeared unlikely to be cashed. In a separate matter, J H Ble..ville Lumber filed suit in county court to collect 130.76 on a note against Dolson.
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Indians Wore Planters Among Early Mississippi Valley Peoples
A fragmentary historical note describes first explorers observing aboriginal groups cultivating crops along the Mississippi River valley. It mentions staple plants like corn beans potatoes squash peanuts and various others in a general survey of native agricultural practices.
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Ridge Method Ridge planting tested by Colorado farmers in Sterling
Farmers and officials from the Greeley area visited Sterling to inspect ridge planted beds used for lettuce onions and other crops. Ridge beds enable better irrigation and quicker germination with fields in Sterling about a month ahead of typical plots. If successful the method could spread statewide aided by demonstrations and data. Participants included Bill Wary John Relehuede Frank Drabniteh GE Romans Philip Sehlagel Fred Grossaint O V Saleer George Alles James Milne James Brown W B Kay Phil Dale Howard Reinks Fred Law Charles Evang
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Colorado Delegation Plans First Philadelphia Meeting
Colorado Democratic delegates head for Philadelphia for the convention week with James A. Margly stating the group will meet in the city. The delegation aims to travel by auto or varied routes, with Alya Adams of Pueblo named chairman and joined by Oscar Chapmat and Lredi Wi Eyeballs for independent arrival plans and support for Roosevelt renomination.
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Hamilton To Be Thorough in Campaign
John K Easton, chairman of the national committee, arrived in Chicago by plane with key aides and declared his plan to visit every state and meet each county chairman. He will then proceed to New York to consult with party leaders before the Republican national committee meeting Monday.
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Breeden Divorce Granted in Cheyenne Court
Lyte A Breeden and Isabelle Rosa Breeden were granted a divorce Tuesday by District Judge Sam M Thompson in Cheyenne on the ground of intolerable indignities. The couple wed October 1, 1835, at Saintenton, Colorado.
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Isabelle Rosa Breeden
Cheyenne
Sam M
Woodmen of World Urges Members to Attend Friday Meeting
All members are urged to attend a Woodmen of World meeting Friday July 19. Reuben Logren GO confirms event details and location.
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