National Dairy Month Celebrated in Weld County
National Dairy Month highlights Weld County as a leading dairy region in Colorado. The district boosts butter, canned milk, cheese and cream usage for metropolitan markets. Weld benefits from irrigated pasture and grain, with extensive dairy trucking networks to Denver and other markets.
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Weld
Arentairy
Colorado
Favorebly
Denver
Choy- Tiley
North Weld
Dairswey de Cheyne
Denvey Ailk
Johnstown
Port Luplou
Iueotis
Colo- Fillo
Wong
Penduets
Uist
Congregational Group Tea Activities and Meetings Summary
Congregational Woman's Society activities include an afternoon tea at Mrs. BK McDonald's home with visitors from Chloe and Stes, W. Hert leading, business plans discussed, and July tea hosted by Mrs. Wallace Mellon. Group Three hosted a tea in country Time of Mire, with Patricia Campbell and Mrs. Earl Johnson among guests. June general meeting planned. in August, Mrs. G Robinson of Boulder to be guest. Tidneer club met with Kensington topic Weddings. meetings paused until August 20.
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Moaway
BK. McDonald
Charlss Buby
Chloe
Ralph McDonald
Stes
W. A. Hert
Clark Anki
Wallace Mellon
Hostein
Mire
George Lareou
W. Campbell
Patricia Campbell
Earl Johnson
Atya
J. J. Newell
Woman's Society
Nclude Ainsdomen
W. F. Lawry
Rusa Verendusison
G. Ly. Neinler
Agg- Wet
Mulander
A. J. Glidewell
Mra. V
FB. Lowry
A. E. Glidewell
Herbert Mews
Clovis Stricklin
Greeley
M. I. Smith
Mra. Stricklin
Alisa Ruth Mann
Tidneer Club
Alhe Im Hostesa
Hower Alford
Kira
T. Il.potoreen
Tua Schoonover
Kinsington
Role Gut
G. Robinson
Boulder
Me. Hun
Birthday celebrations across La Salle and beyond observed
An item from La Salle reports a daughter's fourth birthday party with many guests including Mr. and Mrs. Wetterle and Alma and Hulh, visiting relatives from Milam and Arizona, and a separate seventeenth birthday dinner party for a son with guests at Norbeck and a cake centerpiece. The column also notes travels, visits, and a health update on Bobby Baird after a fall, plus a page note on college work demographics from 1939 to 1940.
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la Salle
Mya
Ales Meisner
Fouore
Alley
Paul Wetterle
Dlo
Fuerte
Bill
Margio
Ruth Hyée
Helen Peterson
Edwin Todd
Joe Worthy
Soward McNeiil
John Welgaudt
Durango
Cola
Charles Grostey
Mary Johnson
Bert Kimesy
Speer
Wya
Myron Meat
Cha la- Salle
M.A. Mead
Keanend City
Memphis
New Orleans
St. Augustine
Washington, D. C
Scienoctedy
N.Y
Viusville
Pay
Niagara Falla
Estes Fark
KR. Cole
Genus
Spencer Tughts
Ars
Gionn Matthews
Joan
Matthews
Bobby Baird
Mr. Ands
Clyde Waliat
Eighth Avenue
Greeley
Wwe
la Lp
Greeley Hospital
Ford Will Build Only for U S Defense Purposes
Washington June 20 An apparent shift in wartime production plans emerged as Henry Ford reiterated that Ford Motor would build engines solely for the United States government and for defense purposes. He denied any contract exists and said future output would be for the United States only, with negotiations still ongoing. Willis 8 Knudsen of the National Defense Committee noted scrutiny of the Ford-Alta Ter company talks.
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Washington
Fort Motor Company
Rells Reyes
Bere Old
Londen
Comysry Yrould
Britain
United States
Llenry Ford
Detroit
Willis
Knudsen
National Defense Commit
Ford Alater
Mede Pion
Alllea and Co
Edseh Ford
Ford Motor
Pady
Henry Ford
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Weld County
Croup
Congregational Woman's Society
Bareaus of
Atiliial Industry
Vanderbilt University Gelentisis
LaSalle
David Stewarts
Tome
Wien
Maine
Indayla Gupert
Rishon
Aldershot
Halifax
Rant Fow
William Klugman
Boston
Frank Gharliol
Warren L. Rand
Hartford
Conn
Center
Vaw
A. PR. Grant Basten
Vernon L. Terry
Houston
Tex
Auburn Farm Dairy
Evans
Ennes Dairy Wy Zupke
Pasrcurield
Meadow
Meadow Gold
the Greeley Creamery Co
Veara
Ford
U.S
Vermantown
Wo. Newhall
Ieff
Diva Balfan Earnshaw
Greeley Retail Dairymen’s Association
Stoddard Dairy
1St Avenue
PEON
Phone Evans
H.C. Brown
Reed
Fountain Service
Grays Creamery