Tie Drive on Laramie Has Good Success
Fort Collins June 24 a group of five Fort Collins men worked with Otto Lumber company on the Laramie river. Leaders included Mayor Harry Hurtoan Senator Nate Warren and others. The drive covered six miles of headgates and passed 147 headgates for Strigntion water. About 130000 feet of ties were driven downstream to loading facilities near Larantie with future larger-scale operations planned and Union Pacific interest noted.
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Fort Collins
Otto Lumber Company
Laramie
Tha Mve
Harry Hurtoan
Nate Warren
L. Te. Temple
Oscar Seyptor
Alfred Hill
Neill Ronch
Qltoa Lupibar Company
Wr. Ronch
Roach
Larimer
Larantie
Taraante
G. W. Lorenz
Tte
Amber
Union Pacific Aystem
Union Pacifit Ia
Uce
Yewin
Tha
Poudro
Cattle Feeders See Lower Prices Prompting Market Shift
Chicago market expert J E Poole notes cattle feeders may reverse prior season trends as fat cattle profits shrink and stockers cost more. He predicts replacements at lower costs if fat cattle markets improve later this year, while the trading likely centers at markets with pasture concessions. A footnote records Boeddar Reined Rendyt Froid fined $6 and costs on a peeping charge by Pallou Judge W B Adams.
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J. E. Poole
Chicago
Japan
Tecdec
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Mr. Poole
Boeddar
Rendyt Froid
Pallou
W. B. Adams
Man Dies Ten Days After Neck Vertebrae are Broken
Fort Collins man D Kelno, 44, died ten days after a truck crash on June 12 left him with a crushed neck vertebra half paralyzed at Larimer County Hospital. He was found after the accident by a passerby and underwent surgery following a Denver medical call.
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Juste
Larimer County Hospital
Kelno
Kelso
Fort Collins Country Club
O. 1
Mesasrachinitt
Ile Lega
Arine
Denver
Senate Passes Veterans Measure Despite Hoover
Washington June 28 Senate approved a liberalized World War veterans act by a wide margin despite President Hoover's opposition and threats of a veto, the measure advancing amid heavy support in both chambers and sparking debate over federal tax implications next year.
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Hoover
Pras
Washington
Balloung
Denverite Killed Under Train in Fort Collins Yards
Fort Collins Colo June 23 Will am Strocker a scissory grinder whose home in Denver was killed Sunday under the wheels of a Colorado and Southern freight train when he fell from a coal car as the train slowed near the garde north of Fort Collins. Officers to admit custody Tebures 37 and Rielle Herrera 80 Denver riding the freight with Strecker found no evidence justifying holding them. Coroner Balmer said an inquest would be held unless unfournsoow developments occur. Windsor Couple Wed Saturday Windsor June 24 Miss Elizabeth Reid married Charles F Moore of Windsor Saturday at 4 pm at the home of Rev A P Gaines in Denver. Witnesses were Miss Dorothy Havelier and her mother Mrs H C Havelier of Denver. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Reid, is a Windsor native and graduate of Windsor High School then attended the state university at Boulder. She taught school at Kemmerer Wyo the past year. She was born and raised on the Hills farm northwest of Windsor. The groom's father resides in Loveland and the couple have spent most of their lives in and near Windsor.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Willam Strocker
Lomea
Denver
Colornado & Southern
Garde
Fort Calling
Strecker
Ady
Herman Tebures
Rielle Lerrera
Windsor
Elizabeth Reld
Charles F. Moore
A. P. Gaines
Misa Dorothy Haavelier
H.C. Hoavelier
Robert Reid
State University At
Boulder
Kemmerer
Wya
Eli
Loveland
Dickey
Wayne Ray
P. V
Tray
Horeetooth
Windeor
Arthur Crane
Ruth Evans
Wosa
Walter Schwabenland
Colorado University At
Cities
Porting
Ore
Seludsor High School
Kathrine Frye
Dora Goines
Amny Syedman Wilton
Glenn Branch
Hickman
Daga
Misa Erba Wapplar
Econerat Chairan
Abyke
Wheat Co-ops To Hold Crop Legge Avers
Washington June 23 Wheat co operatives probably will voluntarily hold the 1980 crop as price levels remain low. Chairman Legge of the farm board said the board has made no definite emergency plans. The Farmers National Bank corporation would channel its operations through private agencies and intermediary credit banks.
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Washington
Legge
Farm Board
Tarmers National Crab Corporation
Wheat Stabilization Corporation
Hosdéen
Farmers National Tralv Corporation
Doctor Injured When Boat Sinks On Loveland Lake
Loveland June report says Dr W P Gasser and Don Foote rode a motor boat at Loveland Lake. A sudden swerving maneuver caused the boat to capsize near shore. Dr Gasser sustained a head injury and possible broken bone while Foote was unhurt. The boat was removed and Dr Gasser went home to recover. Ruth Elder crashes in New York flight. unharmed after fall and hand injury.
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W. P. Ganaera
Don Forte
Asa
Mr. Poote
Dr Gasser
Dr. Gasser Gente
Mr. Foote
EPUL
Foots
Bet de
Gasger
Romehaw
Ander
Mr. Scote
Onssermula
Ruth Elder
Harss
New York
Ruth Eldar Gawp
Central
Sbe
Nazarene Church Holds State Convention in Pueblo
Delegates from the Church of the Nazarene arrive for the Colorado churches annual convention at Pueblo Nazarene Church, to be opened Tuesday with about one hundred delegates. Dr. J. W. Godwin, general superintendent, will preside. Colorado women’s foreign missionary group also meets concurrently, with leaders including Rev Florence Devis and several Colorado figures attending.
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Church of the Nazarine
Colorado
Tuesdey
Ehros
J. W. Godwin
Coreign
wWalhen'e Gepelons
Florence Devis
Springy
LH. Gouvett
Canon City
N. M. Lawis
Fork Coltinas
Amy Tackett
Grand Indion
Florence Baxter
Morence
Mya. WY. CG
John J. Tabier Retires from State Senate
Veteran Democrat from the western slope and longest-serving member, John J. Tabier, announced he will retire this fall and back Lea Knous of Montrose for the vacant seat. Tobin, linked to state politics since 1906, pursued cattle near Montrose since the 1920s.
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John J. Tabla
Western Slope
State Senate
Gaal
Lea Knous
Montrose
Haid
Tobin
Monteny
Thomas
Tobin Nna
Three youths charged in chicken theft and alleged kidnapping
Fort Collins June 23. Three youths Jack Lewis 18 Kenneth Walter 21 Homer Grown 31 were arrested at a camp near Canon City in a case tying them to the theft of 16 chickens from Carl Hemphill and to a kidnapping alleged by two Burlington girls who deny being held. Additional arrests include Ivan McMahill 20 and Robert Thomas 21. Sheriff Conorly of Kit Carson county expected to decide later.
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Fort Colling
Burlington
Colo Sits
Jack Lewis
Kenneth J. Walter
Homer Grown
Windsor Alumni Meet Recounts School’s Early Growth
Large Windsor crowd gathers to review the town’s high school development from 1906 brick beginnings to a stone building in 1904 and later additions. Wayne Ray and Walter Schwabenland share scrap-book anecdotes from 30 years of Windsor High School history, contrasting past and present student life and travel for annual events.
Denver Nurse Kills Self In Unclear Tragedy
A 24 year old Denver nurse Misa Leona Schittardecker fortified with bootleg liquor and left a note before shooting herself with a .22 caliber pistol at home. She died four hours later at Denver General Hospital as detectives identified the weapon and noted she lived with her parents at 4975 Zenobia Street. Investigators Herbert Cole and Iaga Hadhey reported the incident occurred shortly after midnight Sunday in Denver.
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Misa Leona Schittardecker
Danver General
George Schifferdecker
Zenobia Street
Herbert Cole
Iaga Hadhey
Rain Boosts Wheat as Briggs Community Receives Rain
Rain fell in Briggs on an afternoon in June bringing welcome moisture to winter wheat and corn. Farmers reported the rain aided growth though some fields showed only light to moderate benefit.
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