Botany Ought to Fascinate Says Howerth at Greeley
Dr Ira Howorth of Teachers College told a Monday night gathering that botany is dull for many students due to teaching methods. He argued cross fertilization and plant variety show nature’s cooperation with insects and wind, noting 45 attendees and vast undiscovered plant life.
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Ira W. Howserth
Teachers College
Greeley Garden
Gub
Burbanks
Howerth
W. H. Harrowe
Howerg
Howorth
Ita
Australia
Canary Islands
Natura Im
Nature Fort
Howertheid
Apo World Docu
Dr. Howerth
Rotary To Drill on Wm Schmidt Ranch
B C Grandbouche head of Independent Oil and Refining announced a contract for a 12% foot steel rotary derrick on the William Schmidt ranch east of the well. Wilson Smith of Fort Collins will erect the derrick and the Independent company will furnish the derrick. Drilling equipment will be provided by the drilling contractor. The Schmidt leases of 220 acres in section 19 were held by Platte Valley Petroleum and have been taken by Independent. The cellar site has been dug in NE% of NW% of section 19.
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B.C. Grandbouche
Independent Oil & Refining Company
William Schmidt
Wilson Smith
Fort Collinge
Grandbouche
Independent
Schmidt
Platte Valley Petroleum’ Company
Market Sentiment Turns Damp in New York Trading
Markatta reports June sentiment sobered in financial parks as trades faded. In New York copper prices rose early, then declined as the afternoon saw sustained selling and a rough close. Overall, a modest 1 to 3 point range prevailed with a small dip in final hours. The Dow Jones average hovered near a 3% gain intraday before easing.
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Markatta
Associated
New York
Tob
Pennsylvania adopts new state symbols amid heat wave
A garbled report notes Pennsylvania officials under Governor Pinchot signed three bills to change the state bird and tree, with celebration on Pennsylvanian Day. The article mentions record heat with afternoon highs near 96 degrees and temperatures reaching into the 90s over several days.
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Barsioong Pa
Vernor Pinchot
Penn
Two Airplanes at Harbor Grace for Atlantic Flights
Harold Gatty of Los Angeles and Wiley Pont of Oklahoma began the first leg of a round the world flight hopping from Rooseveldt Field to Harbor Grace at daybreak aiming to reach London by noon. Ruth Nichols of Rye New York, injured in a crash at St John New Brunswick, hoped to continue to open the Atlantic solo, though her monoplane was heavily damaged and a postponement loomed. In Harbor Grace two Americans Ott Hillis and Holger Holmgrille awaited weather to proceed toward Denmark as the second leg of the voyage.
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St. John
Harold Gatty
Los Angeles
Wiley Pont
Oklahoma
Roosevalt Field
N.Y
Harbor Grace
BD & T
Stert al Moat
London
Abo
N. B
New York
Ruth Nichols
Rye
Atlantic
Harbor Gre
Americana
Mpan
Ott Hillis
Liberty
Holger Hotrile
St John
Nii B
Denmark
This Kitten and White Rat Are Good Friends
Students at the Teachers college kindergarten report an unlikely bond as a maltese kitten and a pedigreed white rat share a cage without conflict. The rat is the last of its litter raised by the kindergarten, while the kitten lacks formal training from its mother.
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Teachers College Elementary Training School
Kinidergarten
Altho
Pascall New President of Rotary International
Vienna dispatch reports Londoner Caswell Pascall was unanimously elected president of Rotary International for the coming year. Homer Cotton was jailed on Tuesday in the county jail on a charge of assault and battery against Nellie Cotton.
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Pascall
Rotary International
Casweelated
Vienna
Bydnay W. Pas‘gall
London
Eng
Homer Cotton
Osgood
Thesday
Nile Wits
Nellie Cotton
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Catherine Hildermann
Mrs Catherine Hildermann aged 39 died at her home east of Greeley on Tuesday morning. Funeral services for Burton Swope who drowned in Seeley’s Lake Sunday will be held at Macy’s chapel at 4 PM Thursday. Burial follows at Linn Grove with Rev Charles C Thibodeau presiding.
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Mra
Catherine Hildermann
Greeley
Tueaday Mora
Burton Swope
Seeley's Lake
Macy's Chapel
Linn Grove
Charles C. Thibodeau
France Delays Reply On Hoay Lea Pact And Reparations
France’s cabinet postponed a decision on Hoay Lea’s gunpension and reparations plan while studying its effects from every angle. Britain forwarded its in principle acceptance to Washington and others, while German, Austrian and Italian approve actions appeared formal. Markets steadied as French delay persisted.
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France
Hoaylea
Chamber of Deputy
Britain
Washington
Germany
Aurtrly
Italy
Brve
British Railway Men Refuse German Trademark Overalls
Crewe England June 23 Locomotive workers refused to wear overalls arriving in crates bearing German names. Unemployed unionists criticized foreign goods dumping and offered to pur chase British made overalls instead. The issue was resolved when the clothes were revealed to be British made but packed in German shipper crates.
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Associated Press
Crewe
Eng
Great Britain
Birthday party and house guests mark weekend visits
Mr and Mrs Ed Paiko and Mr and Mrs Pete Chapple of Denver were guests at Felix Filkoski home. John Gelew ski of Denver also joined for dinner. The event honored John Biskouki’s fourth birthday with pink and white decor and two large birthday cakes. Sunday gatherings included T C Stanske family, L Kelley of Brighton, Sylvester Stanske family of Eaton, and David W Rusch family. G W MacKenzie and daughters Irma and Leths attended a family reunion at L G Stegriat’s home in Galeton. Brighton and Gale Burste were among attendees. Colorado Springs visitors stayed with the Romans family. Swedish Lodge picnic guests from here included Gus Peterson family and others, Andy Anderson and children, John Landall, and more.
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Ault
Ed Paiko
Pete Chappel
Denver
Felix Filkosk
Mra
John, Gelewski
John
T. C. Stanske
Pete Chapie
Denys B. L. Kelley
Brighton
Sylvester Stanske
Eaton
David WH. Rusch
G. W. MacKenzie
Irma
Leths
L. Gi. Stegriat
Galeton
Gale- Burste
S Ten
Paul Wiles
Colorado Springs
MM Romans
Haré
Swedish Lodge
Messra
Local families host and visit during weekend gatherings
Henry Danielson and family and Miss Eather Benson visit in Denver until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Petereen stay with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Perkins of Laramie. Several couples share Sunday dinners in Greeley and Laramie area. Mrs. Fred Hanson returns from Milliken Fagan hospital with baby. Families plan mountain trips and extended visits, including Violet Stewart and Gertrude Hart.
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Henry Danielson
Eather Benson
Meyne Hanson
Heather
Denver
T. H. Petereen
J. D. Perkins
Laramie
Pear, Rucker
Deibert Bun
Homer Bedford
Greeley
Fred Hanson
Baby Gon
Yohn
Fagan
Milliken
Viola Stewart
Pieres
Hanson
W. W. Btewart
Hansen Home
W. A. Hart
Gertrude
Frank Lamb
Frye
Raymond Shannon
L. Bannatt
Greco Dey
Vind Mra
Roy Cooper
Jon Colling
John Allison
C. Cooper
W. D. Cooper
Robinson Returns Home After West Coast Trip
Former Sheriff Ben Robinson and Mrs Robinson returned late Monday from a long trip to California after his retirement from two terms as county sheriff. They visited San Diego and relatives in Hugeno Ora Ontario, and plan to live temporarily at 1216 Thirteenth Ave. Weld County. Bea says returning home is best when seeking work.
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Ben Robregon
West Coast
Robinson
San Diego
B. F. Baxter
Sistor
Jamise Torrell
Hugeno
Ora
A. Robinson
Ontario
Gre
Robinsona
Thirteenth Ave
Nua
Weld County
Bea
Emerald Oil touted as remedy for varicose ulcers
A fragment promotes Emerald Oil as a potent antiseptic treatment allegedly offered by Gil bert Bishop Drug Co. and state druggists with a money back guarantee. Claims include relief for broken veins, varicose ulcers, eczema, skin blemishes, itching, acne and psoriasis with wide usage and fast results.
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Gilbert Bishop Drug Co
Basia
Grasshopper Poison Bran Shipped From Local Mill Increase Demand
A Colorado mill reports shipping 100 ton plus batches of poison bran to eastern Colorado counties and Nebraska to curb a heavy grasshopper infestation. About 1200 sacks of 100 pounds each have gone to Crook Logan Ovid and nearby areas. Demand is rising as farmers use vast quantities to combat hoppers, with screening improving supply. The Greeley station uses 25 sacks daily, and production targets 250 sacks per day.
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Colorado
Parthwestern Kanaan
Harry H. Kelly
Model Mills
Crook
Logan Sound
Ovid
Coity
Wink Counnty
Washington County
Kelly
Greeley
Farmeca
Moda Mills
Reg Wey Tate
Stork Express Born to Roy Andrea Couple
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Andrea of Zaten at Greelay Hospital on Monday. Grape vines planted near Bank California forty four years ago remain productive yet show signs of limited irrigation.
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Roy Andrea,Zaten
Greelay Hospital
Bank
Calif
Borers Found To Work on Ash Here
Greeley Arden club heard a report from George Townsley about ash trees showing dieback and girdling borers under the bark. County Agent H B Simpson provided samples to identify pests and possible control measures, noting few trees were likely already infected.
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Treag
Greeley
Greelegarden Club
George
Townplays
Ninth Avenue
Townsley
H. HB. Simpson
Simpson
Berlin Debates Ending Uncle Shylock Epithet
Berlin notes a shift away from the Uncle Shylock epithet amid Hoover debt moratorium talk. The Industrialat Deutsche Borgwerks Zeitung recalls Schacht’s remark that Americans must shoulder responsibility for obligations, arguing restraint in labeling. The piece suggests a move toward acknowledging debt limits and mutual accountability.
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Associated Treen
Berlin
Uncle Shylock
Industrialat Deutsche Borgwerks Zeitung
Hoover
Hijalmat Schacht
Reichshank
United States
Schacht
X Ray Reveals Serious Injuries From Akron Student Crash
Condition Very Serious after Mumper Hill accident. X ray photographs show broken ribs and a fractured vertebra near the middle of the spine of Foy Broughard, a Teschera college student from Akron. Attending physician says recovery unlikely. both he and John McNichols, involved, are hospitalized in Greeley.
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Foy Broughard
Teschera College
Akron
Greeley Hospital
Man Pleads Guilty to Forgery in District Court
Lilet Geta pleaded guilty to forging about 20 bad checks in district court today. He was sentenced to one to ten years in prison, with a term reduced due to testimony that he served 22 months overseas in the army and was wounded five times and gassed twice.
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Lilet Geta
Raymond A. List
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M.D
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Brooklyn
Long
California
Stork Express
Shylock
Oftica
J. L. Thompson
Eighth St
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