Feeders Battle Over Freight Boost in 15 Percent Rise Fight
The Colorado Nebraska Lamb Feeders association adopted a resolution opposing a proposed 15 percent railroad freight rate increase. The group urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to block the hike as members fear higher costs for cattle and lamb feed. President Harry W Farr reported on meat board meetings in Chicago and noted the parade on Michigan Avenue to promote meat's role as a staple. R Pollock was named general manager of the National Livestock and Meat Board, with Senator Carey of Cheyenne as president. Local chapters were represented except Central Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado-Nebraska Lamb, Feedlern Association
Bieter
Samie
Officina
Harry W. Farr
National Livestock and Meat Board
Chisago
Farr
Michigan Avenue
State Street
Chicago
Meat Board
Senator Carey
Cheyenne
Colorside-Nebraska Association
Central
Nebraska
Ida Johnson well reaches deep near 687 feet in Sterling area
Oil activity intensifies as the Ida Johnson well tops 687 feet and preparations move to boost battery and rotary use. Leases across Gravlin to West Plains in Logan County close by E C Stockdick with Sterling landowners, targeting a Sept 1 well start and July 1 lease closure. Geologists from Empire Gas and others have studied the Weld county field, with secrecy noted in ongoing exploration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Johnson
Une
Logan County
Sterling
Gravlin
West Plaina
Logs County
E. C. Stockdick
Sidney
Neb
Brockdick
W. A. Ramey
Mia
George A. Monderson
Melvin and
Franke Loach
Effie Frame
Willam Reagan
V. B. Watts
Empire Gna and Fuel Company
Stoneham
Weld County
Login County
Harry Younkman
Vavio
Graylin-West
Platow
Denver
Al G Barnes Circus Here on July 9
The Al G Barnes Circus, one of the world’s largest troupes, comes to Greatey Thursday July 9 with 1,080 employees and 12 acres of tents. The show features Miss Mabel Stark, Johnny Myers, Capt. Verrell Jacobs, 60 clowns, 40 dancing horses, 40 dancing girls, and acts from Berlin to Belgium. Performances at 2 and 8 p.m. with doors open an hour earlier for an inspection of the grounds and a concert by Prof. Redrick’s band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALG
Baynes Circus
Greatey
Puron
Cme
Hesto
U. 8
al G. Barnes
University of Natural History
Persia
Smubement
lMng
Arenic
Mabel Stark
Johnny Myers
Verrell Jacobs
Belmont Family
Gretelfe
Belgium
Yamara
Gretonas
Imperial Winter Garden
Berlin
Arente
Mexico
Comon
Alex Acevedo
Redrick
Colorado Oil Industry Faces Shifts In Jobs And Output
Geologists face downsizing as Midwest Retiring Company halts geological work in Colorado for summer. Weld county sees drill crews replacing former salaried geologists. Tolbert Ingram says Colorado still relies on imports, with Florence and Craig refineries supplying most state gasoline and a new Denver area refinery boosting local output. Colorado’s peak self produced gasoline was 17.8 percent in 1918 19.
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Midwest
Colorado
Weld County
Tolbert Ingram
State Board of Immigration
Florence
Craig
Denver
Solon Seeks Five Year Moratorium on Farm Mortgages
Columbus Neb June 26 Congressman Edward Howard Democrat Nebraska urged a five year moratorium on American farm and home mortgages in a telegram to President Hoover supporting a one year moratorium on war debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Neb
Edward Howard
Nebroak
Hoover
Medical Sidebar Aids Pro Professionals For Profit
A writer notes a profitable sideline in the medical profession. The entry hints at the appendix of the Roman nose remark and comments on professional use. The tone remains terse and observational, reflecting a newspaper card style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maya
Credit Men Blame Selves in Hard Times
Speakers at the nineteenth annual convention of the National Credit Association in St. Louis blamed the downturn on overextended credit. Dr. Glyde W. Phelps urged credit control to curb the business cycle and protect against depressions while advocating a science of credit and collections and broader business activity. Thompson noted no firm corner turn date, despite Phelps predicting fall improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Credit Nasociation
St. Louis
Crany
L. M. Thompson
Weld County Credit Men's Association
Glyde W. Phelps
Chattanooga University
Phelps
Thompson
Federal Reserve Bank
Mr. Thompson
Amesia
Freight Wreck Delays UP Passenger Service Between Rock Springs and Rawling
A minor freight wreck on the Union Pacific at Bitter Crack between Rock Springs and Rawling delayed passenger trains on Wednesday. Some freight cars derailed and blocked main line tracks. No injuries reported and property damage was limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Bitter Crack
Rock Springs
Rawling
Coast Sugar Refiners Lose Rate Battle
Washington June 25 Examiner Disque recommended to the Interstate Commerce Commission that denied transcontinental railroads authority to reduce rates from San Francisco bay points to Chicago St Louis and related points without lowering rates to intermediate points. The railroads sought to cut through rates via the Panama Canal and Mississippi or Hudson routes to compete with Atlantic seaboard and Louisiana refineries. The examiner found water rates do not justify higher water transit drawbacks such as loss and damage, unreliability, and seasonality. Traffic intends to use Panama Canal traffic not drawn from rail. The commission indicated large sugar volumes would likely move by fall and that relief under the act is not worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Redice
San Francisco Bay
Chicago
Panama Canal
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Hudson
New York
New York State Barge Canal
Great Lakes
San Francised Bay
Atlantic Seaboard
Louisiana
West Coast
Afluhtle Sesboard
Corn Belt Sweats Under Extreme June Heat Across Regions
Chicago and the Corn Belt faced a blistering heat wave with temperatures near all time June records. Readings reached 105 in Waterloo and near century marks in Canton and Peoria while Missouri reported seven heat deaths and thunderstorms caused damage. Northern Minnesota stayed cool as the Dakotas were mild.
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Chicago
Central West
Waterloo
Michigan
Ohio
Thilann
Canton
Mercury
Peoria
Quincy
Danville
Nebraska
Fremont
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Dakotas
Missouri
St. Louis
Eweller
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Colorado-Nebraska Lamb Feeders Association
Ear
Placte Valley Petroleum Company
Orchard
Indian Territory
Hil Fort Morgan
Solon
Greeley Amusement Park
Warnoco Ballroom
Nick Palizzi
His Orchestra
San Francisco
Green Louise Fazenda
Edna Mae Oliver
Vackle Bear
Paramount News
House of
Hite
Ken Maynard
Greeley
Mountains
Chieck
MANN
P. C
Mann Sporting
Loveland
E. J. Decker
Gabin Camp
Pine Knoy Resort
Big Thompson
Entes
Glen Haven
O8garn, Lofgren
Thompson Canyon
Rand Hotel
Bailey Leatherman
RAND
Colo
Canon
Weldon
Caring
LEE Bros. Hardware
Charlie Ruggles
Tamara Geva
Sue Conroy
Charlie
Mmits
Grealay
Hulda Anderson
Lain Balot
Gladys Boyar
Alica ‘M. Bowman
T. W. Broyles
Alice H. Bryant
Herbert Drake
Walter Call
Dale Gordon
Mary Griffith
Es Herbert Hankina
Rey Lowman
Waugh
Quakenduah
Gertrude L. Rhea
Jack) Ross
Rath Bhyrock
J. K
Unis
City of
Highway 38
Greeley-Loveland Highway
Frad N
Austin
Arthur D
Curry
Alace Entwistle
J. We Gault
Alvin
Jones
Mary D
Lamb
A. We
Greeley-Loveland
Snciudas
Wee Htelon
Mri Ag
Corshes
J. M. Faris
Blanche _ Wortham
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