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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
9
A long debate frames Colorado and Nebraska over which state is more poorly run and which receives more from the federal government. The piece discusses governors, party politics, and the political crossfire affecting public funds and policy priorities across regional lines.
A chaotic OCR fragment references a Tuesday range viewing event drawing many participants, with scattered mentions of venues, projects, and local officials. It includes unclear notes on water, topography, and cooperative efforts, but lacks coherent details or a clear outcome.
In a disputed incorporation move, Holly Yoles opposed the bylaws and a board, while supporters argued changes benefited the company. The vote outcome favored the propanga, and Mrs. Margaret Clymer of Greenly filed for divorce, seeking support and property relief in court in early June.
A doctored report from Weld County alleges vast cattle herds evade taxes and grazing fees. Chief Deputy Marley Gratin said no official reports have been received while ranchers and neighbors dispute the claims in a noisy scene near the Northeastern Welt.
A Nebraskan Citizens Conference on government reform faces sharp critique amid public debate. Politicians like Ronald G. Stone are labeled central to reform efforts. The discussion centers on limits of legislative power and the role of citizens in shaping governance. The crowd, gathered in Estes Park, voices mixed opinions on reformers and incumbents alike.
A disruption ends water flow from the tunnel into the Poudre River. About 15,760 acre feet allotted to Volaruida by decree will be diverted, reducing supply to northern Colorado. Estimated total river flow drops to Wyome, affecting irrigation plans and causing major shortages for ranchers and fisheries.
Dairy records from Colorado and surrounding areas highlight top producers this month. Hotateha owned by Linton Hassler Ranch Colorado Spring s led with 407.1 pounds butterfat from twice daily milkings. Carnation Cindersita Gernen Queen Holstein owned by Jewish Communal’s Relief Society at Spi Fak registered 97.7 pounds fat. Third place went to x reglater ed ffolutein owned by Fred Clymer Grand Junction with 96.1 pounds. Herds across Colorado, including Molsteins at Greeley and Colorado School for Agricultural at Bind Colorado Springs, posted strong averages, with Canon City Penitentiary recording 43.4 pounds for the month.
Denver district court hears a suit filed by Arapitos county treasurer Charles B Sinclair to clarify the position of county treasurers under a 1987 state order directing the ad valorem tax on pension funds. The case stems from an opinion by Attorney General Myron G Rogers and involves the counties’ share of liquor stock taxes. Also noted is Colorado State College seeking authority to issue anticipatory warrants for a $19 600 project completion grant. The report also mentions the death of Justice of the Peace Dan Day of Jefferson county after an eight week illness.
The Soil Conservation Service announced new area offices in Denver and Pueblo to manage operations in eastern Colorado with A. W. Aleit er and W. S. Watson in charge. Beaver and Pueblo offices will oversee watershed work including the Phute and Republican rivers and Arkansas river area, with projects and demonstration sites planned across Cherry Creek Cheyenne Wells Hugs Castle Rock Wellington Elbert Frescmans Creek and Weld County. The move aims to decentralize management for economy and efficiency, with simultaneous offices planned at Lubbock Perryton Dodge City and Salla to extend regional supervision. The Amarillo regional office will continue oversight at a reduced level.
In Wyoming, two large scale searches ended without results for missing individuals. Albert Ownbey, 36, disappeared from his parents ranch on a Saturday, with about 200 volunteers scouring near Bear Lodge Mountain. Another search targeted two men, 4 and 6 years old, reportedly lost in fountains during a local incident.
Snively Mra Nessin Shively of Lagnile and a list of relatives including Mra Paul Golzor, Kenneth Solvay, Robert Willian Av onelle, Joe Sltiek, Kroest Alexander, and others are connected to a 2 pm Saturday draw at Rewm Inc cemetery in a local notice.
Louisiana's Lt Governor Earl Long, brother of the late Huey Long, is slated to become governor as Richard Leche resigns due to illness. Investigations into WPA charges begin. Baton Rouge hearings proceed with state officials and aides summoned.
Funeral services for Atkinson of Groeley will be held Friday at 2 p m at the Olinger Mortuary Sheriung and Speer Development-Ccown's division mati nu.
Townsend clarifies he will not form a new political party at present. He said the organization does not intend to take such action now but may if demands are unmet. Also notes sale of Hereford bulls by Roggen firm to Peterson Bree in Lakeside Nebraska and to Patoter Hereford in Jog Ken, Tasmania.
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