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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
8
Readable text mentions Lamar, governor Clyde M. Reed, and possible surrender or inquiry to Kandas authorities. Fragmentary OCR offers few clear events or outcomes. details about people and actions remain uncertain and largely unreadable.
Attorney George Bailey notes dry ice could become a leading industry with a new plant to produce dry ice from sea water by a European equipment supplier. The project aims to build a plant with 80 capacity, creating payroll and shipping ice to California coast via continental routes, pending economic viability.
Men from Tenchalrs College, including faculty, gather at Island Grove for a Friday afternoon field day. A horseshoe tournament and other activities occupy the event as attendees enjoy the outing and socializing.
Key Manitoba crop report notes extensive damage from heat and drought across Indian provinces with widespread losses. Rainfall shortfalls and frost worsen conditions, with wheat and straw reductions signaling costly impacts for farmers and provincial economies.
Windsor area graduate Keown, taught agriculture at Fort Collins High School, then attended Colorado Agricultural College. He later taught in Pintville and Windsor schools, active in state horticulture shows, and expected to graduate from Colorado Agricultural College with honors in animal husbandry.
The Greeley Fourth of July parade will form at 5 30 and move at 9 90 o clock instead of an hour later. A large parade with many attractions prompted an early start, according to committee members on Saturday.
Camp Horne will open July 7 as the Peak Hoy Scout council begins the first delegation to the lodge on Poudre camp. A Greeley crew led by EH B. Moore will prep the site, with a bus, radio operator and cooks among the advance party. Regular Monday trips from Greeley start at 12:30 pm, with a 56 day capacity and plans to host Wyoming troops seeking added facilities.
Weld County marriage notices fall behind pace as June closes with few licenses issued. Report notes delays in filings at the Weld County courthouse and a cautious pace in nuptial activity amid unsettled conditions. Weather and unrelated sports items intermingle in the clipped OCR page.
Tickets go on sale at the Chamber of Commerce for the Island Grove festival in Greeley. Office hours extend to 6 pm nightly to accommodate visitors, with July 2 and 4 shows offering $1.25 general admission, 78 cents for reserved bleacher seats, and 59 cents for open-stand access.
The Senate reports the house Veterans bill with minor Finance Committee amendments. An attempt to raise disability pension rates was voted down 11 to 3. Democrats King and Connally opposed, while LaFollette supported, as did most Republicans. The bill includes consolidation of agencies into a new Veterans Administration. The American Legion’s extension for suit filing and other amendments were debated, with some provisions in flux and a large class of veterans affected by prior eligibility rules retained.
New York June 28 Squadron leader Kingsford Smith and his crew of the Southern Cross discussed plans to fly home from London in August. A telephone call to Autey trade revealed the intention, as he told his mother he would attempt a quicker route back to Australia. Friends noted no final decision yet and the plan aimed to beat Bert Hinkler's 15 day England to antipodes record.
The Hunter brothers piloting the City of Chicago continued their endurance flight above Sky Harbor, aiming to surpass the 420 hour record. Fueling and weather posed challenges as the craft logged nearly 300 hours with 26 hours to go, amid motor trouble and support from Will Rogers.
Aneodated Press shares Little Miss Leona Skelter recounting a dog named Queenie, a cat Hazel, eight puppies, and four kittens in a box by her house. A puppy dies, Queenie steals Hazel's kittens, and Hazel confronts the scene.
A dragline struck a 6,600-volt line at Ninth Avenue and First Street while workers laid sewer lines. The shorting caused excitement but no injuries. the line remained intact and the substation area was briefly affected. If a person had touched the crane, serious burns or death could have occurred.
Rome reports the cabinet under Premier Manzolini debated national defense, proposing tax on exchange transactions to fund arms. Italy plans a 1910-11 year budget hike of 26 million dollars plus 60 million for army, 10 million for navy, 8 million for aviation, and 20 million for equipment.
Friday marked the hottest day of the season with temperatures reaching 9F on the city thermometers. Officials noted the heat was unusual for the period, with records showing a sharp rise compared to recent days and expectations of continued high readings.
With Friday’s close of permanent registration at Teachers college the enrollment stood at 2418. Last year’s figure for the summer term was OBS.
Brighton June 87. Adams county officials announce they will not hold the 1930 fair due to lack of sustained entertainment and a disrupted fair circuit in northern and eastern Colorado. The board says no fall fair this year and will pursue preparations for a first class fair in 1931.
A. J. Bihain a Kernay farmer seeks Republican nomination for sheriff in the assembly and primary. Resident of Weld county 32 years, lives near Kergay. Mrs. Bihain directs the Kuner school district. father of eight, with ties to Elks Modern Woodmen and the Republican party.
De Ednam Howard Griggs, a long time Teachers College lecturer, will deliver five lectures next week as part of the lecture and book review program. The schedule includes Monday 4 PM review of Reinhold Niebuhr’s Lovers from the Notebook and a Griggs talk on literature and American culture at 7 PM in Little Theater.
Road construction crews plan a parallel road along the north side of the airport, allowing aviation enthusiasts to gather without driving onto the field. The project will finish by Saturday, enabling parking along the block while officials manage access near the terminal.
Fifteen students left Greyley Friday afternoon for Liegeconi of Teachers college weekend tours. They plan to return Saturday afternoon. The route passes Big Thompson through Camp Clywons, West Park, Rocky Mountain National Park, Fall River, High Dive, Borluke, and Camp Olympus before lunch then back via Devil's Gulch.
Notra Dame golfer Loada Apwoetater Brena Oakmont, Pry. June 28, defeated George Dunlap of Priteaton four up after 18 holes of the 36 hole final, securing the national Intercollegiate golf title.
Salesmen travel to Jonannovburg to promote a South Africa airline and its air services. Company representatives pitch the route to potential travelers and local businesses, highlighting schedules, fares, and flight connections.
Colorado sheriffs and peace officers in joint Wyoming Colorado convention urged a Colorado State Bureau of criminal identification and investigation under highway police, modeled after Oklahoma. The plan aims to dispatch trained personnel, not replace existing authorities, with talks to broaden police school funding and salaries, while considering salary reform for sheriffs. Five Weld County families adopted five children this week, four under one year old, from the state dependent children program.
In Glenwood Springs Colorado K and Rucker cashier First National Bank of Orange was elected president of the Colorado State Bankers Association J V Tackins president Central Savings Bank Denver was elected vice president T S Scarboro publisher Mountain States Banker Denver was elected secretary C A Van Don president Fires National Bank Craig was elected treasurer An executive committee with power to act was named to handle relief for Sherrie Coe Wells wounded in a hold up Meant to decide location of next convention Largest convention yet with over 260 delegates registered.
Billy Quinn spoke to the Greeley Exchange Club arguing for a reformed chamber of commerce to better serve the city. He criticized current efforts, warned against chain stores harming local towns, and urged the chamber to attract tourists and cultivate outstanding leaders to benefit Greeley Iowa.
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