Swedish Folks Attend Risby Anniversary
Swedish Lutheran residents from northern Colorado joined delegations from Groeley Baton and Ault for a Risby church reunion northwest of Longmont. Speaker Dr. Ernest Piblblad of Bethany College urged return to Christian principles and warned against Bolshevik influences while praising pioneer families for building a nation and church.
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Ault
Old Rigby Church
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Gracefey
Ernest P. Piblblad
Bethany College of
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Plhlblad
Milliken Native Arthur March Marries Dorle Bloor at Fort Collins
Arthur March formerly of Milliken and now in Fort Collins married Dorle Bloor in a small home ceremony. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs March, studied at Stanford and Colorado, while the bride, daughter of Rev Risor, taught at Twin Mounds. They honeymoon at Yellowstone Park and will settle in Montana where he has a chemistry position.
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Jane
Arthur March
FL. Collins
Misa Dorle Bloor
Ft. Collins
Wadnesday
March
Miul Ren
Famber
Dne
Lealio March
Clarence
California
Harry
Jack Ig Paul
Arthur
Yellowstons Park
Montana
Market Guide for the Housewife in Greeley Prices Listed
A vintage market guide lists fruit, flour, and grocery prices for Greeley markets. Items include Snowflake flour eight pounds at 8.4, Blue Bell flour four pounds at 49, navy beans and pinto beans priced per bag, potatoes and cabbage by pounds, with dried fruits and nuts offered. Also shows licensed dressed poultry and meats, including No. 1 turkeys, ducks, and beef cuts, with price ranges. The page presents a snapshot of mid century retail costs for homemakers and local vendors.
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Great Northern
Navy
Brest
Jagr Ouls
Uikivatps
Samah & Cor
Goa
Aricuon
Small Twister Damages Willard Buildings
A June 24 storm near Willard caused property damage including a roof torn from a coal shed and several small buildings blown down. The wind weakened as it moved north toward Bridgeport, Nebraska, with rain falling later in Willard and again Sunday night as the wind subsided. Willard sits east of Stoneham on the Burlington line.
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Sterling
Fortz
Natal
Dil
Willard Bateday
North End
New Bridgeport
Neb
Willard
Stoneham
Burlington
Wheat crop fears and price slump hit Kansas farms
Kansas City reports show farmers fearing a slump as July wheat traded near 88 cents in Chicago with some months as low as 70 cents. Low prices drive many to hold grain while harvest advances in Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle. state yields vary, with Texas and Nebraska seen above average and totals for six states around 389.8 million bushels.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Kanend City
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Kangan
Kansas
Nabraski
Widitio
Texas
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahomaa
Missouri
Senate To Limit Debate as Hoover Law Probe Looms
Washington June 24 The Senate moves to curb debate as it nears adjournment amid fights over a $60 000 appropriation and a Boulder Canyon dam start. Senator Jones proposes raising the appropriation to 260 000 while Senator Ashurst and Hayden press a fight on 10 660 000 for dam construction. The chamber also approves extra items for the deficiency bill including 281 206 for Fort Silla land acquisition. In Kansas a plane crash near Schulte injures a passenger and kills another near Wichita.
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Senate
Hoover’ Law Enforcement Commission
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Appropriations
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Glass
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Hoover Commission
Commission
Fort Dilla
Texas
Collins Paper for Logging on the Poudre
Article argues for a large scale logging industry on the Poudre river near Fort Collins. It rebuts irrigation, bridge, water pollution, and other concerns, claiming irrigation can be protected and roads need few extra protections. Logging would bring regional forestry benefits with proper safeguards.
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Poudra
Paw Jogring
Poudre
Liars Amie
Elole
Laramia
Collinn
Johnstown Couple Observe 41st Anniversary at Reunion
Johnstown on June 23 reports a family reunion at the John Wyss home celebrating the 41st wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wyss. Their daughter Prannes from Long Beach, California, joined with five sons and one daughter. Frances travels to Europe for a visit, while the Wysses born in Switzerland and now in the United States.
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Johnstown
John Wyss
Fred
Walter
Hoa
Ternent
Grealey
Arthur
Boulder
Tana
Lexas
Frances
Long Beach
Call
Mra. Wise
Switzerland
Mr. Wyss
Europe
House G O P Blocks Hoover Veto Override
Washington June 24 a fractured House Republican caucus blocks overriding President Hoover.154 Republicans vote to sustain the veto with a substitute bill required immediately and a large portion of the party undecided or absent. Strong of Kansas forecasts 200 Republicans backing Hoover with a substitute within 30 minutes after the Johnson Will veto.
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Ontigt Palad Vaio
Tito
Rayittlicans
Staif
Angeral
Representative Strong
Kansas
Hoover
House
Johnson
Why Taxes Rise Explained By C U Professor
Boulder, Tune MH Three principal groups of state activities highway construction debt service education and public welfare account for ninety percent of the total increase in state expenditures between 1927 28 and 1913 14 says Dr Don C Sowers in his recent study General Trends in State Expenditures Three major activities will continue to absorb about the same portion of total expenditures in the near future and any construction financial program must anticipate rising expenditures Enrollment in higher learning institutions has risen at about four percent annually for five years requiring provision for 400 more students each year.
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Boulder
Tune MH
Don C. Sowers
Sawara
Frances Wyss Sails for Europe from Johnstown
Frances Wyss of Johnstown plans a European tour with Mrs. Bayard M. Bailey of Mt. Hurley. They will depart New York on the Majestic as part of work tour number 36, following Wyse’s arrival from Long Beach.
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Mica Francid Wyse
Long Beach
Gullt
Bayard M. Bailey
Mt. Hurrly
Europe
New York
Majestic
Wyoming Protests Alleged Water Rights Violation
Wyoming protests alleged violations of a Supreme Court decree by diversions from the Poudre and other ditches. Officials cite numerous Wyoming water rights challenged by Colorado diversions, with reservoirs and ditches owned by regional companies. No harm to local interests anticipated. dispute may influence future water use and regional plans.
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Supreme Court
Wyorting
Colorado
Sly Line
The
Water Supply & Storage Company
Laramie Pdudre
Laramie Poudre Irrigation Company
Bruce Eaton
Tha
Laramie Poudre
Golovada
Grow Crest
Ghoyenny
Crow Creek
Crow
Crak
Iduprema
Tornado kills one near Gothenburg and Cozad area
A tornado southwest of Gothenburg struck between Gothenburg and Cozad then between Cozad and Lexington, killing one man and injuring several. The storm damaged farm properties along a 60 mile stretch, with limited official details available.
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Nob
Gothenburg
Cozad
Cogard
Smoke Screen Raid Fails In Sydney Gambling Bust
In Sydney Australia, police raided a gambling operation described as a two in the pomilar game. Airplanes directed officers as thousands of dollars changed hands in the event. A dense smoke screen and brushwood cover allowed all but eight gamblers to escape. investigators found wire entanglements and a flag signaling retreat.
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Sydney
Australia
Avverhead
Posas
Believed Long Lost Plan on Utah Wreckage Found
Reported wreckage of a parachute bearing a name was found in rocky waste near a town. Two youths said the device was from a crashed flight from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City on June 10. They described a snowbound crash and a derelict plan that suggested a long lost expedition.
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Cetar
Maurlea Gruhn
Angeles
Ward Martonvon
Plate
Borg
Drys Raid Targets New York Aquatic Establishments
New York tonight federal agents raided Central Park dining rooms and adjoining spaces amid a crackdown on illegal alcohol operations. Police described widespread activity among attendees and staff as officers collected evidence and began investigations into violations tied to organized bootlegging rings.
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