Weld County leads in 4H club activity for year
County figures show Weld with 1 262 boys and 1 799 projects across 89 clubs in 62 communities. About 4 262 individuals are enrolled in 1 799 projects, with 90 percent better organized and 97 7 percent growth expected in next year. Junior leaders praise high participation in poultry and other projects as leaders anticipate continued growth.
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Colorado
Cita
Imember
Cink
Seater C
Thin
Naw Hee
Hoyx
Wis
Prayer Maid
Ue Ncesingas
Phi. Sraver Rath
Tim
Boyk
Girte
Uty
Dig Duly Seaver
Grenter Dytere
Alma
Funeral for Father of Local Man Wed
An obituary records the funeral for William Ty Tieaund of Laevedan and mentions George bwird of Brechy as deceased, with services held Wednesday at 1 ini. front Teeny and later rites at Lavitoad. The message notes years of service and family connections, with scattered references to local places and acknowledgments.
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Fowerst
Willian Ty Tieaund
Laevedan
George Bwird
Brechy
Ieee Feria
Piano at Dunraven Praised by Tuner
JF Statecetrent, a Camp Fire Dad at Fort Cullis, praised a piano at Dunraven after observers noted better tone and volume. Greeley figures including J. M. BL Peterkin and Gertrude Tae attended, highlighting modern pianos and improved resonance at Camp Dunraven's KlTR series.
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Dunraven
Fort Cullis
Plano
Aod Ara
J. M. BL Peterkin
Greeley
Hienestreet
Fonteamert
Gertrude Tae
Af Greeley
Camp Dunraven
Jxeeniat Accnenstion
Colorada
Connec
Relief bill moves through committee amid urgent funds fight
Washington June 27 The Renate Apparalatia committee approved administration relief totaling 1,200,000,000 and sent it to the Senate floor for debate. Officials warn emergency measures to fund aid before Friday midnight to avert a lapse, while controversy over agriculture and other supply programs looms. The White House contends swift passage is essential to keep aid flowing and avoid disruptive gaps.
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Renate Apparalatia Committee
WIAS
Craent Gang
Lnuwe
Bune
Matic
Ameren
Volyomonia
Advordtes Coutly
Dalwark
Americai
Peare
Roosevelt speaks on money control to speculators
The article reports Roosevelt warning that money control would revert to Wall Street and finance if he loses power. It notes opposition by labor and defense concerns, mentions a planned six billion dollar project to raise a massive elevator tower in Chicago, and briefly references a June 27 incident near Deter Viernay with a shoplifting event and a burglary.
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Eultey
Tors
Stapleton Seeks Self Liquidating Stadium Plan
Denver officials debate a self liquidating stadium project tied to a $1.65 million stockyards site. Mayor Stapleton says only this plan may yield a workable revenue stream, while council members caution about taxpayer costs and traffic impacts. Funding questions and recent public works projects are also discussed.
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Denver
Roonegal
Stapleton Faiid
Mayer Stanloten
Stalin
Elly Andsterdam
Stapleton
Sud Lorton Witout
Bidpluton
Wiliams Fork
Auditorim
Baliq
Studiia
Te Owilhy
Carnell I
PAYA
Inter
Inealton
Lafayette Aid
Elroots
Buckner Faces Loretta Young Meeting Tale
A young man tests a court jury with a tale of meeting actress Loretta Young. The unnamed broker describes a summer journey to Hollywood where he claims an encounter occurred, though details remain murky and contested in the record.
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Buckner
Loretta Young
Associated
New York
Winn Puckner, Jr
Playboy
Phm Pyne
Tonda
Tolly- Wood
Almater
Miss Young
Yue Ginmor Ona
Two Buses Collide In Flagstaff Injury Toll Rising
In Flagstaff Arizona a rear end collision between two buses injures fifteen people. Among the injured, a man from Claywan Mizn suffered a double leg fracture and foot amputation below the knee. Authorities continue to investigate while patients receive medical care.
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Flagstatt
Ariz
Jon
Tolly
Hita
Juschicars
Aninig
Debut as technical director at Little Theatre opens season
Welby Wolfe, assistant tech area director at the Little Theatre for two summers under renowned experts, designs the summer sets and emerges as a rising talent. His debut as technical director arrives with Beggar on Horseback, opening Wednesday evening for two performances.
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Little Theatre
Colorado Won't Forcibly Close Laramie River Gates
Colorado Attorney General Byron G. Rogers said the state has no plan to force the Laramie River gates closed. Governor Ralph L. Carr's return is awaited before action, with talks planned with Wyoming officials to seek a solution. The headgates remain open as Meadlowand Ranchers cite water supply concerns and the state water company indicates gates will stay open while needed.
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Denver
Byron G. Rogere
Colorado
Laramle
Rogers
M. C. Thndersider
Ralph L. Carr
Gurrin
Wyoming
Supreme Court
Colorado District Court
Laramie
Fort Cotlles
Meadowland - Roauchera
Water Supply and Storage Company
Ned Beta
Insurance Investigators Without Funds In Denver
An interim ruling in Denver leaves the state insurance investigators without funds or sanctions to proceed. The committee secretary announced witnesses will be summoned and noncompliance could lead to district court action for contempt of the committee.
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Denver
Colorado Insurance
Hepresenineiys Hurman Kling
den Oeral
Kilno
Cameron Granted 108 Judgment in Auto Collision Suit
Cameron awarded 108 against Harold Burns in Denver for 105.94 repair bill after an auto accident near LaSalte. Judge C Coffin processed the case with Cameron’s attorney J M Cameron and John W O’Hagan as defense counsel. Separate item notes Colorado & Southern rail hires Robert Rice as vice president and J D Water as general manager. Also reports Yankee Clipper’s departure from Shediac to Newfoundland after weather delay.
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J. M. Cameron
Cameron
Harold Burns
Denver
C. Cartin
Greeley
John W. O'Hagan
Colorado & Southernaitroad
Colorado
Robert Rice
Board of Directora Te Tw
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Colorado & Southern
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Transportalion
Loveland Cherry Pack To Begin In Two Weeks
Loveland announces cherry packing season will start in about ten to fourteen days. More than twenty orchards and two packing plants will operate. Production this year is forecast at 20 to 49 percent of average with a heavy drop blamed on drought and dry weather. Loveland Cannis Corp will process cherries on growers' own risk and loan repayment will come from pack proceeds. Pricing remains undecided, and packing will start when cherries are suitable. State employment calls for cherry pickers and asks growers to list needed workers.
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Loveland
Lloveland
Wey
Lovelind Cannis Corporation
Hugh Spilley
Masucer
Baer Vaan
Premier Sends French Parliament on Holiday
Premier Davidier sent the French parliament on summer vacation after declaring that troops must be kept under arms amid a grave international crisis. He said 3,000,000 men were imagined across France's frontiers, not counting similitary units.
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Paris
Davidier
France
Weld County Threshers to Meet at Fay Layce Store
The Weld County Threshers Association holds a meeting at the Fay Layce Store on Saturday July 1 at 2:00 PM. Threshermen are limited to nine attendees, with Albert Finley listed as a mediator.
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Tin Weld County Thresherians Association
Fay ‘Layce
Albert Finley
Mestdiat
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