Make It Unanimous Diversion Plan for Northern Colorado
A detailed explainer on the Colorado Big Thompson Project outlines aims for a $44 million irrigation development, new water supplies, and power benefits. It describes storage in Granby, Grand Lake, and Shadow Mountain facilities, delivery via canals, and cost sharing between Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District and the U.S. government, with prices and year-by-year funding terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domand
Biliona
Avatar
Colorado
Jones
Bureau & Reclamation
Rocky Mountain National
Grand
Waler
Como
Quassion
Angwory Prine
Granby
Dolorady
Jayael
Thompson River
Eetog Park
Big Thompson
Shadow Mountain” Lake
Grand Lake
Tstoa Parke
Thompson RE
Pin Lnd
Granby Reservoir
Shadow Mountain Lake
Swhynear
Gran Lake
Theowest Vaze
Te District
U. S
Granby Rosaryul
Jsarretraretian
Malatenuyyn Uhder
Distiiet
Tie Coal
Osta Staurth
Northern
Colorado Water Conservancy District
Big Steel First To Be Investigated For Price Fixing
Washington report says United States Steel Corp faces the first public hearing into a price slush scheme. Investigators plan hearings likely to begin in September as the most extensive inquiry of the era studies steel prices and related subjects. Edward Te Stating, youthful chairman, discussed steel prices with several key figures in the new deal era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Aal
Big Steel
Aearitge
Idista
Ito Jnets
Edward Te Stattining
Aleal Corenoration
Tye
Camp Dunraven opens Saturday for Girls in Esles Park
Camp Dunraven opens Saturday night marking its fifteenth season for Girls in Esles Park. Members of the Executive Board of Camp Sire Gita! Council will meet for dinner at 1 p.m. at the camp. Dr. George W. Frasier, president, will preside. Reservations for the camp may be secured at the Greeley office of the Camp Fire Girls, Miss Gertrude Les, director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srart
Dunraven
Esles Park
Gresley
Ault
Fort Morgan
Johnstown
den- Yer
Hostigs
Nebr
Sire Gita! Council
Tetr Gnosis
Stuay
George W. Frasier
Greeley
Gertrude Les
Dircetar
Sen Adams Declares Political Moratorium
Senator Adams announces a temporary halt in political activity amid a tense period of public life. He vows to seal no political actions for several days and expects to say little during the moratorium. President Roosevelt’s fireside chat drew no direct response from Adams as he prepared to resume public duties.
Chicago Attorney Elected Rotary President at 20th Convention
George C. Mager, a Chicago attorney, was elected president of Rotary International at the 20th convention. He defeated Alen Street of Oklahoma City and succeeds Maurice Durperroy of Pavia. President Emeritus Paul Harris, 70, received an ann—ation. The final report by Chesley R. Perry notes 401 clubs organized, 252 in the United States. Rotarians condemned war as barbarous and unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
George C. Mager
Chicago
Rotary Infornational
Chursdity
Hager
Rank and Me
Alen Street
Oklahoma City
Boncd
Maurice Durperroy
Pavia
Paul. Harris
Rotary
Chesley R. Perry
Incorsional Organization
United States
Lembarres
Japan
Gaid
Gary
Attendance soars at Greeley recreation project week
Attendance across four Greeley playgrounds rose to 4214 boys and girls last week, with Central Playground leading at 1500 attendees and 1771 registered. Cameron followed, while South Side and East Side showed solid turnout. Major programs include swimming instruction at Warnoca pool and a Friday special at three playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Gina Doving
Elack
Altho George Glidden
Dance Hag
Cameron Hag
Boat Side Park
Sand 'N Motor Company Linn
Pam Nicks
Cameron Kelt
East Side
Cenval
Ghiy
Cen Eal
South Side
Central
Cameron
South Sie
Red Cross
Gunter Hall Pool
George Mathias
Mytractloys
Sio Dom
Science Teachers Hear Br Curtis At a Dinner Meeting
Science educators gathered at Pacully dinner to hear Dr F D Curis of University of Michigan discuss Science in This Unacentrific World. Dr George Willard Pragler, college president, presided. Curtis Ie noted for science textbooks and classroom materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Curis
University of Michigan
George Willard Pragler
Gurlis
Hig
Curtis Ie
Curtis
Cha
Colorado State College of Education
Colorado
College Calendar June 27 to July 2
College events fill the week from June 27 to July 2 with lectures, concerts, and meals. Highlights include the Negro in American Poetry lecture series by Mrs. Howard A Lane at Lille Theatre, a campus-wide assembly, progressive education talks by Kepner Auditorium speakers, and a Columibo State College Education Concert Band performance on the Northeast campus. Student luncheons and picnics feature at Island Grove Park and campus clubs hold meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille
Howard A. Lane
Gunter Tall
Berjamdin HH
Hunnidutt
Mackenne College
Sao Punto
Brazil
Kepner Auditorium
Gordon Metyln
James EB. Mendenhall
Little Theater
Victor Heiser
Gdyssey
Margaret BE. Beyson
Columio State College of Education
Northeast
A. A. Hardley
E.G. Wall
George Willard Frasier
Island Grove Park
Littl Theatre of the Hockles
Maxwell Anderson
Dixon Weeter
Bru
Litle Theatre
T the Rockies
Engs
Wheat Insurance Meetings Scheduled Across Weld County
Weld county farmers will learn about the new government wheat insurance program at public meetings this week. Secretary R. J. Shaklee of the Weld Agricultural Conservation committee released a schedule with Keenysburg June 27 at 2 p m Fredericks June 27 at 8 p m Foothostowit June 28 at 8 p m Nunn June 28 at 2 p m Grover June 30 at 2 p m Briggsdale June 28 at 8 p m Greeley July 2 at 2 p m New Ruyter July 2 at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
R. J. Shaklee
Weld Agricultural Conserveton Comnlitea
Keenysburg
Prederick
Fotuistowsi
G. Nunn
Jone
Grover
Briggsdale
Greeley
New Ruyter
Judy Bat
P. A
Norton Plans To Continue In Business In Garden City
L. I. Norton, mayor of Garden City, considers two actions to maintain the aquor business at the present location. One option is a petition to the Colorado Supreme Court for rehearing on the case that dissolved Garden City's incorporation. The other is reincorporation of Garden City with enough bona fide residents to assure success. No decision has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. I. Norton
Cormey
Goronet Galen City
Greeley
Aquor
Colorado Supreme Rent
Garden City
Fate of Texas Youth Out of Funds Debated
Sheriff Gus G. Anderson and D. C. Cling weigh the question of sending a 11 year old runaway from Houston back home. Houston Welfare department officials say no funds are available for the ticket. The boy was picked up at Auctioneer and authorities may hire a ticket here to transport him back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Gus G. Anderson
D. C
Arian Chirk
Houston
Tex
Grodey
Aucater
Toenston
Cline
Evins Officials Meet in Cheyenna Over Investigation
Policy judge Wen Puare stock and Marshal William Mitcholt of Evins attended a Cheyenna gathering Friday related to an ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Anderson
Wen Puarestock
Marshal William Mitcholt
Evins
Cheyenna
A G Johnsons To Celebrate Golden Wedding
Weld County couple A G Johnson and Caroline Peters mark their 63 years of marriage with a golden wedding ceremony. Their six children plan a family gathering, possibly in Cheyenne, Denver, or the mountains, weather permitting. The Johnsons, long residents of Fort Lupton, married in 1885 in Michigan, moved to Fort Lupton in 1901, ran a grocery, and Johnson served as postmaster until 1936. They have since traveled widely and now base in Cheyenne or Greeley with relatives in Eaton and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Johnson
Weld County
Cheyeole
Denver
Mountains
Wregedt
elvianGiairs
Johmson
Ster
Deputy Sheriff To Be Tried for Slaying Doctor
Francis J. Carroll a former deputy sheriff pleads not guilty to the murder of Dr James Likefield and seeks an extended trial date. His lawyers Clyde Chapman and Edward Beauchamp request more prep time as the grand jury’s indictment changes the legal stakes. Dwyer, an 18 year old South Paris student, is mentioned in the case with a life sentence reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O Associated Peers
South Parte
Francis JM. Carroll
Oxter County
James G. Likvefield
Paul N. Dwyer
Clyde 1. Chapman
Edward J. Beauchamp
Lewiston
Carroll
Superior Court Juales Wiliam
Ghapyman
Cout
Jad
Wishea
Barbara
Chapman
Dwyer
Slit
South Paris
Meanhwile
John TE. Weich
Hilliard Silent On Interpreting Roosevelt Talk
Colorado Supreme Court justice Benjamin G. Hilliard, a Democratic U S Senate candidate, said he would not interpret the president's words. The fireside talk referenced Roosevelt’s hint at preferring imperial or conservative dates in the upcoming primary. He praised the address as clear and inspiring, and urged voters to decide in primary or general elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
sIustics
Benjamin G. Hivard
Colorado Supreme Court
U. S
Wills
Roosevelt
Altho
Colorado Priory
Hillard
Police Officer Ed Lait Secures Radio License
Police Officer Ed Lait of Greeley Saturday received his radio operator license, becoming the fourth member of the Greeley police department authorized to broadcast from the station. Other licensed officers include Barold Burger Jill Tinker and Jess Sulth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lait
H. P. Lait
Greeley
Lcense
Wcenses
Barold Burger
Jil Tinker
Jess Sulth
Water Conservancy District Election Votes Cast Tuesday
Special voting precincts opened at 7:00 AM for a water project contract approval between Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District and the United States. Voters must be qualified electors meeting residency and tax criteria. polling sites included Longmont City Hall Lyons Town Hall Wellington Fort Collins Loveland Greeley Eaton Kersey La Salle Platteville Johnstown Mead and other listed locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Longmont
City Hall
Lyons
Town Hall
Wellington
Fort Collis
Larimer
Gaur
Hovge
Loveland
City Far
Yerthand
Town Est
Ault
Windsor
Eaton
Maton
Greeley
Weld County Court
House
Kersey
Taylor
la Salle
Platteville
Johnstown
McCermick
Mead
Mead Hall
Diversion Plan Vote urged by rancher John Klug
A message to taxpayers eligible to vote on a proposed diversion plan, authored by John Klug, a prominent rancher from Greeley area. The call urges voters to decide whether to back the plan and directs thoughtful consideration of decisions impacting the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Thompson
Jane
John Klug
Nont Greeley
License Suspension Notices From Weld County
Weld County drivers received license notices from the secretary of state detailing revocation for Glen F. State of Greeley for drunken driving and suspension for Harry Stoll of Kersey due to an unpaid civil judgment in an auto accident. Other notices include John Ecker of Ninth Avenue on June 24 and J. W. Charlesworth of Brie on June 12, plus Arnold of Baton Joas and Lao Arnold of Hutor with June dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Charlesworth
Brie
Snne
Ony Arnold
Baton Joas
Lao Arnold
Hutor
Birth of a son at Greeley hospital
Emanuel Martine of 1121 First Street welcomed a son at Greeley hospital on June 26. Positive birth notice noting the new infant joins the family of Mr and Mrs Martine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Martine
First Street
Greeley Hospital
Federal Prison Land Offered by Ft Morgan
Federal Prison land offer to Port Morgan proposes about 600 acres for a $1.459 million federal penitentiary. Inspector Fayette Overlade reported possible Washington decision next week while August 15 starts construction for a 6000 prisoners facility with farm support, dairy herd, and 175 jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aasociatad Press
Orl Morgan
J. E. Gverewile
Foy
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Port Morgan
Oren Jade
Offichls
Washington
Rowley Mountain
Johnson
Colorado
Surprise Birthday Party in Valley View
Mrs. Ed Dale was surprised Saturday evening on her birthday with friends bringing gifts and refreshments. Prizes were awarded in games, with Carl Gordon winning traveling prize and Des, Moya Brouberd, and Carl Gordon taking consolation prizes. Attendees included Ed and Ed Dale, Herman Grog, Harold Stheller, Frank Pollock, Moye Two-ward, John Werls, Carl Gordon, and Frank Chesnut. Valley View 4-H met at the Chesnut home with Goat in the parade planned, led by Troger Day in the absence of Ward Flatt. Refreshments by Eddie and Tommy Chesnut. Next meeting June 29 at the Craven home. Clyde Riggin mourns his father’s death in Missouri at age 92. the Riggs family and Rita Lea had just returned from visiting. Louise Larson and family are touring western states. visit planned with Albert Cox and Jos Cox in Saint Helena. A talk on Poilgain’s Progress is set for June 26 at 7:45 p.m. by Rev. Stewart of Kersey with oil paintings. no charge. Stocks rise in New York amid improved profits and market gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View
Ed Dale
Everning
Dale
Frank
Potlock
Des
Moya Brouberd
Carl Gordon
Herman Grog
Iareld Stheller
Frank Pollock
Moye
Twounard
John Werls
Frank Chesnut
Eddie
Jimmy Chesnut
Ward Flatt
Troger Day
Tians
Grevley
Tommy
Neal Scheller
John l
Melvin Graven
Joy Fox
Roger Day
Billy Wertz
Tam
Radia Chesnut
John
Melvin Craven
Clyde Riggin
Missouri
Riggig
Rita Lea
Welling
Riggles
Louise Larson
Will Lacgon
Labourn
Livermore
Calif
Albart. Cox
Jos Cox
Saint Melena
Ueck
Poilguin
St the Select House
Rev
Stewart
Kersey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Noritierts
Célarala Waler Conservincy Hietrlet
Abike
Poudre
Thompson
St Vrain
Governque
Ats
Crop P
Sen. Adams
Tris Pueblo
Alva By Addins
Alums
A. G Johnson Whoars
Polden
Br. Curtis
Fort Warren Corliers
Caldwell
Stanford
Conmunny H
Cheyenne
Sheritt
Felday
Wheat Insurance
L. P. Norton
Texas
A. G. Johnsons
Golden Wedding
Hilliard
Brewster
Connequcut
Rhode
Gall Us
J. M. Stewart & Sons Ph
Seventh Ave
Conservancy
Vate Conservancy
Oeloar
Water Conservancy District
Inger Belind
Stork. Express
Ft. Morgan
New York
the Greeley Tribune Daily
Glen
Haven
Glen Haven
Colo
Geo
Ernst
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!