Stop Signs Planned on Eleventh Avenue Traffic Decision
Greeley councilmen debated placing stop signs on Eleventh Avenue north of Ninth. Alderman Davis urged action. disagreement over which street should have the right of way continued. The Ninth street and Elevanth corridor was noted as a dangerous corner with mixed support for assigning priority.
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Ninth
Reel Greeley
Frank Davis
Wr. Davie
Norte
Davis
Conneliimen
Blavent Avenue
Georges Strubed
Winth Street
Wway
City Considers More Miniature Golf Courses
Greeley city council granted permits for several miniature golf courses despite Alderman Barker’s opposition citing sufficient courses in town. Paterson and Mrs. Drewes received approvals for new courses on Seventh Avenue and 1604 Eleventh Street, while others were referred or held for committee review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Frank Barker
Tate
Pregent
Paterson
Seventh Avenas
Tenth Street
Drewes
Youlng
1604
Eleventh Street
Jacobson Motor Company
Hollywood Lunch
A. Lord
Biedling
Seventh Avenue
18 Street
G. Gilbert
Gilbert
B. L. Wallace
Lta
Eighth Avenue
Loule
Wallace
Wuld
Frank Barber
Fry
Pillington
City Water Supply Shows Improvement In Greeley
City water supervisor Milla Segman told city council that steady gains in storage are expected to bring reservoirs back to normal within a week. He said current sprinkler limits from 4:00 to 9:00 p m will likely stay only if drought persists, noting the present regulation is the most satisfactory yet for managing scarce water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Milla Segman
Water Department
City Cauncis
Mountain State Auxiliary
Hazelton
Seaman
Colorado University summer session enrolls 2744 students
Boulder June 24 evening total enrollments for the University of Colorado summer session were announced as 2744 a decrease of 110 from last year. Some of this number will be offset by registrations in the medical and nurses' schools which have not yet been announced.
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Boulder
University of Colorado
Newborns and Licenses From Local Notices
Stork express brings a daughter to Mr and Mrs Arthur Fager verg at Greeley hospital nine pounds. Warren Hall and wife of Woodaide Long Tyland welcome a son Richard James born Wednesday June 18. Mrs Hall formerly Miss Mather Greenacre of Greeley. Marriage licenses issued by county clerk Harley Graig include Cylie Ray Kiley and Lucius Hoston. Bryan G. Page and Gladya Hryvna Stewart.
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Arthur Fagerverg
Greeley Hospital
Warren Hall
Woodaide
Long Tyland
Weilnesday
Richard James
Hall
Mather Greenacre
Greeley
Carolyn Greenacre
New York
Harley Graig
Cylie Ray Kiley
Lucius Hoston
Tovoland
Bryan G. Page
Gladya Hryvna Stewart
Fire destroys 27 airplanes and hangars at airport
A devastating fire at Universal Air Lines and Gray Goose Air Lines hangars destroyed 27 airplanes and an elaborate machine shop worth over 2 million dollars. Ground crews saved some pilots and equipment as flames cut across the airfield. schedules for passenger and mail flights were to proceed via alternate routings beginning at dawn.
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F Assetianes
Chicago
Jang
Trianotor Mall
Sanger
Univargal Airlinen
Ing
Gray Goosa Air Lines
Bront Air Lines
Ontus
Universal Hangar
Milo Bauare
Quethaules
Ploney
Universal
Tnivernal Air Ines
Cleveland
Kanaaq City
Bt. Louis
Tyloa
Univer Gal
Adolph Erickson Dies After Long Local Residency
Adolph Erickson 60 years a resident of Lily goction died Wednesday morning at his home 1915 Eighteenth street after about a year of illness. He came from northern Sweden to the United States and Colorado around 7 years ago homesteaded southwest of Graelay then bought a farm in Luceras. For the past nine years he lived in town. Survived by widow Amelia Erickson and children Oscar Erickson of Lincoln, Mrs Arthur Leafgren of Eaton, Mala and Alyn Erickson of Greeley, and seven grandchildren. He was a member of the Free Mission church. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Macy's.
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Adolph Erlekeon
Lily Goction
Eighteenth Street
Mr. Tirlekeon
Sweden
United States
Colorado
Graelay
Luceras
Mr. Erickson
Amelia Erickson
Oscar Eriakson
Lincorne
Arthur Leafgren
Eaton
Mlala
Ælynn Erickson
Greeley
Erickson
Free Mission Church
Macy’a
Highlander Troop Organized Here Under Stone and Gyndrix
A Highlander troop is being organized under Henry Gyndrix and Sheldon Stone. Stone’s son, 12, is a tender in the group. Meetings are set for Monday at 8 pm at the First Methodist church. Open to boys aged 12 to 14. members leave the organization at 16.
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Henry Gyndrix
Hheldon Stone
A. M. Stone
Sevanth Avenue
Young Stone
Denver
Sage Chicken Season in Moffat County Changed
Open season on sage chicken in Moffat County is altered by the state game and fish commissioner. New dates are August 12 to August 12 inclusive, per announcement to County Clerk Harley Grable. Change follows Dear River chapter of the Sage Walton tongue.
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Moffat County
Harley Grable
R. G. Parvin
Atate Game and Fish Compilesioner
Dear River
Sanek Walton
Cline Named Judge for Bonfils Award Contest
J To Forest Ole head of the Teachers college conservatory of music will serve as a judge for the Houflily music scholarships in Denver this weekend. Percy Rector Stephens, a New York voice teacher, is noted among those who will compete. Mr Stephens is a close associate of Cline, and they are good friends. Henry Brooks, Teachers College tenor, is among those expected to try for the award.
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J. To Forest Ole
College Conservatory At Music
Denver
Cling
Percy Rector Stephens
New York
Henry Brooks
Teachers College
College Men Picnic Friday At Island Grove Park
College men on the Fencher college campus are invited to a Friday picnic with a program of games at Island Grove park. Transportation meets at 3 o'clock at the west gate. George A. Irvin names Roy Qurlgon to run a horserace tournament and Pate Butler to oversee football events. A supper is at 0:80 with J. Culbertson in charge. Complimentary room at the Rox for attendees. Tickets to the picnic and sailing available at the college in two weeks.
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Tha 'Fenchers College
Island Grove Park
Cava
George A. Irvin
Incense Committaé
Roy Qnrlgon
Pate Butler
Plenie Aupfier
J. 2. Culbertson
Twa
Tragic Salida Shooting Involving 14 Year Old Girl
In Salida Colorado a 14 year old girl Ruby Cantrill died from a mysterious gunshot wound after a dispute on a church area street. Austrian adolescent Toy Gregorian, about 18, was detained pending coroner inquest. Authorities warn gun may have been on either party. mother and sister witnessed the incident.
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Salida
Colo
Ruby Cantrill
Waste
Hod Crasa
Toy Gregorian
Jalea
Gregorica
Gre‘goricata Automobile
Church of God
Poller
Gho
Boa Plial
Senate Moves to Debates London Treaty Ahead of Hoover Plan
Senate advocates pushed to begin debate on the London Treaty without waiting for a special session Hoover intends to call. Senator Watson signaled support for moving to the treaty once key appropriations and rail regulation bills clear. Hoover reportedly expects a Senate majority to support a special session, which may be held the day after Congress adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hoover
Bowie
Capitol
Watson
Manie Elaar
Finn
Wali
White House
Lo Lucve
Congress
Supervised Playgrounds Opened in Longmont
Two supervised playgrounds opened in Longmont on Tuesday for children. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Chandler and Miss M. Driver, Longmont school teachers, oversee the grounds open daily 1 to 6 p.m. except Sunday. Supervisors will check attendance to ensure parents know their children are using the supervised space.
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Longmont
J. C. Chandler
Mies Bb. M. Driver
Pardute Anny
Chamber of Commerce Errs Over Quorum Shortfall
A regular Chamber of Commerce directors meeting was abandoned due to lack of quorum. Several directors were out of town, president D R McArthur called two special meetings to be held next week to address pending items.
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Chamber of Commerce
A.quorami
D. R. McArthur
Reginald Platts Named New Boulder Chamber Leader
Reginald Platts, prominent local businessman, selected as president of the New Boulder Chamber of Commerce succeeding C. D. Nelil who has moved to Sterling. Platts previously served as vice president of the group.
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Boulder
Jane
Reginald Platts
Chamber of Commarea
Success
C. D. Nelil
Hay
Sterling
Dr. Platts
Bears Rally Amid Skepticism in New York Stock Market
In New York on June 25 trading showed little overall gain with rails the exception as several major industrials closed higher. Some bankers warned of excessive pessimism but banks held back. Bears saw temporary oversold conditions with many issues up 1 to 7 points early, while selling volume remained light and liquidation appeared near complete.
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Associatea Presa
New Yorks
Thea Hearucten
Jtoday
Favorites Advance in Transmississippi Golf Championship
In Collowaio Springs at the Transmississippi event, Favorites won the first round of match play in the 14th annual tournament with three ties pushing to extra holes. Medalist Dr. L. B. Broomfield of Denver defeated Bob Conitte Jr. of Oklahoma City and faced L. B. Maytag of Des Moines in round two, as Maytag knocked out Perry Garver of Omaha. St. Louis veteran Jimmy Manion defeated Bar Berryhill of Sapulpa and then faced Walter Oberg of Denver, who previously beat Gilbert Carter of Kansas City.
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Treadmoor Country Club
Collowaio Springs
L. B. Broomfield
Denver
Bob Conitte, Jr
Oklahome City
L. B. Maytag
Des Moines
Maytag
Perry Garver
Omaha
Jimmy Manion
St. Louis
Bar Berryhill
Sapulne
Ohde
Walter Oberg
Gilbert Carter
Kansuna City
Maniac Murder Suspect Arrested in Riverside Park
A youth wearing a religious medal and carrying a coded note marked 8X was arrested in Riverside Park. He claimed the name James Pratt, 21, of Chicago, recently living in Brooklyn, and bore a skull and cross bones image with letters and numbers. Police examined the note and papers found on him.
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Auociated Press
New York
Queens
Riverside Park
Churanoa
James Pratt
Chicago
Brooklyn
Healdes
Letera
No “Glel
Inhalator Saves Child From Whooping Cough
A June incident reports a 1 year old child saved from death by a veteran rescue squad using an oxygen inhalator after severe whooping cough attack. The event highlights quick action and a physician’s aid as the child recovered.
Fiancee Mary Powell Joyful Over Ocean Spanner's Flight News
Melbourne reports June 25 1931 Mary Powell fiancée of Charles Kinget and Smith. She waits for news of the Southern Cross arrival from America. She recalls radio despatches from Belfast and Newfoundland sighting and plans for marriage in September. Powell chats with Amy Johnson.
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Associated Plas
Melbourne
Australia
Corinth
Charles Klnget
Smith
Mary Powell
America
Bridge
Miss Powell
Bulfast
Newfoundland
Hue
Sylth
Mary
Amy Johnson
London
Greeley Members Invited to Fort Morgan Golf Event
Greeley Country club members invited to play at Fort Morgan Country Club in al dintercity on Sunday June 29. Participants should notify S L Leach so he can report expected turnout to the Port Morgan club.
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Greeley
Fort Morgan
Greeley Country Club
Mart Morgan
al Dintercity
S. L. Leach
Port Morgan
Franchise Tax Paid by Greeley Gun and Tool Company
City Clerk W H Haranott told the council on Tuesday that a $69.18 check from Greeley Gun and Tool company paid May franchise tax. It is the first payment under the new city ordinance that took effect this spring.
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W. H. Haranott
Syoning
Greeley Gun and Tuel Company Ag
Convict Cleared in Prison Mutiny Murder Trial
In a Fremont County district courtroom jurors acquitted Glieries W. Davis of slaying prison executioner John M. Melos during last October’s mutiny at the state penitentiary. The verdict came around 11 p.m. after two days of testimony and Davis’ claim he stood 48 feet from the execution when Melos was killed amid threats from ring-leader Danny Daniels and others.
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Glty
State
Bere Wos
Glieries W. Davis
John IT. Melos
Davia
Fremont County
James L
Cooper
Davis
Danny Danieles
Mullsy
City Refuses Sides Permit by 3 2 Ballot
City council denies permit to extend a porch citing fire code and conformity with ordinances. Debate centers on construction type, roof materials, and potential future approvals. Some members echo caution, fearing broader impact on zoning and building rules. Isolated financial details and unrelated market figures follow in the session notes.
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Kare
Busia
Bradfield
Bradsfield
Greeley
Laws Bash
Heleman
Bides
Paris
Bia
Siden
Faris
Coawall
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Colorado State League of Building and Loan Associations
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