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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1939
Page
2
The record shows a high court action in Canon City with orders and petitions concerning a contested matter. Names and exact roles are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a court proceeding and issued orders.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Yr and Unerah named to a bishops' council. References to committees, statues, and regional political figures hint at church governance matters and possible regional conferences noted as the main action.
An early Sunday morning crash occurred on a highway near Windaur WI when the ENT Dyna driven by Herd Sto, 18, and Howry Rehwartekope, 20, both from nearby areas, failed to avoid a collision with another vehicle. Police reported minor injuries, and responders assisted at the scene.
Lindheeghs announced plans to retire to a home on Long Island. The statement references a reported arrival and notes from local officials, with mention of a minister and community locations.
The次 association named new officers headed by president Wy Hawkins and vice president El Greens. In a probate matter, Daniel H. Kilme filed in Haverville seeking estate settlement for 95,700 reales and 300 in personal property transferred to widow Mrs. Hosa Kilne of Patoville, with Herman & Crist acting in estate matters.
A Northwestern Weld County case reports the death of a woman named Balto Wlakasley in Edmond WL Wakesay, with authorities including Deputy Sheriff Ceury Oalliger involved. Witnesses claim a self-inflicted death near Hunhwell Nebe, while investigations consider a possible poisoning. neighbors recall purchases of weed from Mr. Winkewley years ago.
Judiciary committee advances amendment to Tas for aged pensions amid debate over eligibility and funding. The move involves multiple representatives and outlines proposed criteria and oversight measures. Opposition cites budget strain and administrative complexity while supporters urge social protections for seniors.
A tornado struck a track near Wichita killing a jockey and injuring several horses. Reported chaos followed as the storm damaged the arena and halted racing activities. Authorities are investigating the incident and identifying the affected horses and connections.
Mlurold Moyd campaigns for a shrine office as a four day convention opens with leaders like Anrolt Lloyd and William Tellys attending. Some 16 000 nobles are said to have arrived for the gathering while election business dominates Wednesday agenda. The medieval list of seven deadly sins closes the report.
Report from Camp Dunraven notes observance of a sixteenth birthday with activities under the Canty Fire G council of North Genial Colorado. Airy improvements include exterior painting and porch coverings, plus work on sleeping porches and sanitary stands as camp readiness progresses.
The Senate rejected a proposal to fix silver at 1.16 dollars per ounce. The measure, offered by Senator Pitunitn of Nevada, aimed to cap the metal price under emergency powers but failed to pass.
Eight Wight metal workers were trapped by a cave-in at the Arrow Line mine in Utah. Company announcements said all workers were eventually rescued as crews cleared spray and blocked by the collapse. The cage was operated at New Park Mining Company facilities.
Reporting from Veryville Alaska on June 26, evacuees fled the eruption as native residents dwindled. Officials say the town was cut off from outside contact after blasts. only about ten natives remained as government aid organized a relief operation.
Multiple divorce actions filed in Weld County Court include Dorothy Ankettey of Greeley versus George Ankeney alleging cruelty and seeking custody of their child. They wed in Greely in 1937 with temporary support of 40 dollars monthly. Other filings name Mistody and Marencet with five children, married at Edgewater in 1947, with Joan W. O lagny as plaintiff attorney.
Two German policemen, Heenten George Bulle and Kaal Stehe, were convicted and sentenced to 18 years for the killing of Cageb policesian Johann Mucler. The tribunal verdict imposed the imprisonment. Accused of running a stop sign, J W Miller of Boyam Apartment 37 received a ticket for alleged traffic violation following a separate accident at 14th Street and Kioventh Avenue Saturday night, with Lynn Ogen of Paton operating the vehicle.
Ault Line and guests including Willow Asante Mery Fred Grate from Greeley and Mra Mads Hansen attended an afternoon session at the Graefe home. The business portion covered plans for the July Hustanda Tumulos picnic at Fort Collins park on Sunday July 16. Prizes awarded and a two week camping trip at Camp Warno donated by the Greely Lions was won by Marvey Veteran. Various attendees and local updates from Greeley and Lincoln Nebr populated the narrative with social notes and forthcoming events.
About Your Friends in Greeley district Girt who was injured in an auto accident this week was released from the Greeley hospital. Neal Stoweley, taken to the Greeley hospital Saturday with pneumonia, is recovering well. Mr. and Mrs. D Royer of Greeley Sunday night returned from an 18 day trip to Yosemite Western parks and San Francisco. They accompanied Mr. Wa Mra Roy Mirettigon and san Tih Roy of the train. Mr. Hoyer said Yosemite and Bryce canyon parks impressed Wim as among the greatest benifs of all United States national parks.
In Climax, June 26, Alvin Develbess, 12, was fatally injured when a loose rock in a drift of the Climax molybdenum mine struck him at about 12 30 p m He and fellow worker Jack Bius were clearing a drift when the rock fell C Develbess remained conscious briefly and helped others before dying 45 minutes later at the mine hospital
A long list of Greeley residents and visitors appears with names like Mr and Mrs Cinta 13 Hurg Eugene Kramer and Mrs D C Tinker of Harper Kansas. Attendees include Dr A M Peterson and Dr Alvin Berg returning from Cleveland Rotary event. Others report trips to California San Francisco and the Golden Gate Exposition, and mentions of family visits and academic plans. A notice invites threshermen to a Weld County Presbyterian meeting at Fay Implement Store on July first.
The text credits Vella Count Alesanedro Vella af Mary with inventing the first electric condenser before 1827. It notes his name is preserved in the volt unit of electrical force, linking his contribution to modern electricity terminology.
Governor Lehman of New York defends federal public works spending as a tool against private enterprise reliance. He argues the projects are generally valuable investments, asserting support during the 21st annual governors conference.
Colorado Springs promoter Charles Blanchard, 49, was sentenced by District Judge French L. Tastor to seven years to the state penitentiary for obtaining 154 dollars from Mrs. Coa by falsely claiming a quarter stake in the Pride mine near Alma. Also included are club officer elections from unrelated college listings and a Nebraska picnic plan for Tuesday.
May to June fighting broadens along the frontier near Outer Mongolia and Manchuria. Soviet and Japanese forces clash with tanks, airplanes, and artillery as casualties mount. officials warn the conflict could widen if Moscow or Tokyo decide to escalate.
A son born June 25 to Mr and Mrs Easel Oetin of 4a Sixteenth sived. A daughter born June 26 to Mr and Mrs Elmer Moore of 1529 Serand avenue. Both newborns at Greeley hospital.
Santo Domingo stands as the oldest White settlement in the Americas, founded in 1498 under the command of Columbus by his brother Bartholomew.
Artillery Walk Bunhill Fields witnesses John Milton dictating Paradise Lost with his daughters writing from his dictation the scene captured as a historical note on literary creation in a family setting.
A new edition from Thornton & Minor Clinic explains how rectal disorders cause headaches nervousness stomach and liver troubles and the dangers of neglecting piles. The mild non surgical treatment has relieved over 60 000 men and women in seven years and requires no hospitalization or radical surgery. Request the free informative booklet by mailing to Thornton & Minor Clinic Suite 1216 926 McGee St Kansas City Missouri.
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