Public Service Plan to Attract Greeley Plant Construction
A historical report describes a proposed Public Service Company action involving Cities Service and a Valmont plant project near Greeley. It notes costs, ownership details, and financing arrangements tied to a 1923 agreement, with contingencies and potential price considerations amid a regional energy development effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bepet Clues Services
Vnta
Valinoyt
Wss Goicket
Neal Indecantmisaton
du Ty Publi Service Comada
Yoryick Idiary
Roger D. Barnes
Sequinit
Wotergane 92S
Gen
Clitos Syed
Valmont
Isatea
Pany
Chiles Service Raca
Counsil
Pablteang
Tn W Lin
Nant
Prohibition Referendum Totals Revealed Countrywide
Fragmented OCR notes show voting activity in California and West Virginia on repeal of prohibition. Figures hint at precinct results, with California state totals and West Virginia counts, including a split in favor and against, and references to San Francisco and San Joaquin counties.
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Laco
California
Clitornia
Tata
Angeles
Sant
San Joaquin County
Portion
Zél
San Fran
Juno
West Virginia
College Area Oil Mat Work After July 4
Graveling work to pave seven blocks in the College Area will begin soon after July 4 under a local graveling ordinance to avoid lengthy paving code delays. Residents largely favor quick dust control and tax assessments, with about 10,000 alloys of oil to be used and 2,000 yards of crushed gravel on hand. Superintendent Welsh will coordinate parking and the project should take about a week with possible extension to include Sixmouth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blrest
Tt Wis
Schlok
R 3
William Welsh
Welsh
Sixmouth Street
Teachers College Week Calendar Opens World Newspaper Fair
Wednesday highlights include Trilmune’s World Newspaper Fair open with guides for succer alodenita. Teachers College Week showcases events and activities across campus with planned tours, talks, and exhibits for students and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Trilmune
Smith Plans Road Fund Use to End Unemployment
Smith presents to Governor Ex G Johnson a plan to divert a percentage of the road fund for county use to hire men and teams for road work. The proposal urges emergency public works, including sewer projects, and seeks to fund local employment through the Federal Racevary Act while avoiding new taxes.
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Smith
G. Johnson
Meads
EB. Smith
Attedt
Fundu
Colorado
Dole
Gavernay
Fight at Trib Announced by M. Earl Blick
M Earl Blick will announce blow by blow coverage of the Sharkey Camera fight at the Tribune office Thursday evening starting at 6 30 o clock The Tribune will coordinate with the Associated Press and M Blick himself a seasoned announcer will lead the crowd reports The program begins at 6 30 pm and will not be broadcast full details uncertain due to OCR issues
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M. Earl Blick
Tribune
Associated
Bick
Vribung
Lippitt on Sugar Plan Committee
Washington on June 28 the eight committees for a general sugar plan were named to stabilize the domestic market by a quota system. Lippitt of Denver warned that production limits would raise costs and fall on the U S government, while sugar processors urged a marketing agreement without harming farmers or beet producers.
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Lacangaha General Group
Wna
John Leo Cotter
Coulter
Dy 'Kemper
Franklin
BM. Kearney
Nebraska
OG. R. Ovinit
Michikan
R. A. Cooke
Vawatian
Harry R. Wawes
Philippine Producers Association
Ellsworth
Aynkar
New York
W. D. Lippitt
Denver
Dumentia
Abington
United States
Lippitt
Boot Aucar
Ncts
Nie
Wheat Drops Below a Dollar in Sudden Market Reversal
Wheat futures plunged as government tax changes and farm policy debated triggered a rush to exit. Stop loss orders amplified the drop with swift, wild rallies then declines across wheat, corn, and oats as traders reassessed the new costs and demand. Wheat quotes fell with July and December contracts noted alongside corn and oats movements.
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Eclinsc
Tribune Phone Numbers For Society and Local News
The Tribune issues a concise guide listing phone numbers for society pages local news and editorial functions including advertising and subscriptions. It directs readers to contact the newsroom for society events notices and subscription questions.
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Tribune
Greeley Granted Extra Time in Windsor Water Case
The Public Utilities Commission granted Greeley additional time to respond to Windsor’s petition for reduced water rates. City Attorney Robert C. Smith reported the delay, with next week expected for a formal action. Local officials debate whether Greeley must continue supplying Windsor under the original contract, while district court action looms to resolve the dispute and ensure water delivery. Daily city consumption runs about 6.2 million gallons, with the reservoir and sedimentation plant improvements underway to support future supply.
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Windsor
Robert C. Smith
Public Utilities Commission
Jane
Gano
District ‘Court
Twlidaor
Urealey
Anysay
Greeley
Gresley
D. U1
Todd
Cour la
Working Hours Seen Pay Increase for Manufacturing
New York June The average weekly pay in manufacturing rose 8.6 percent over May while hours worked increased 16.7 percent. The National Industrial Conference Board’s monthly summary shows total workers up 4.1 percent and a 16.3 percent rise in hours worked across reporting establishments.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Water distribution plan restricts Eaton ditch users
A water supply arrangement for the Poudre River limits Eaton ditch withdrawals to designated Mona users on any given day. The plan sections the water to specific users, restricting access to non designated parties and timing, under the new distribution system.
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Meninaking
Poudre
Thesday
Eaton Ditch
Gresley City Council Meeting Scheduled for July 6
The Gresley city council announces its next meeting will be held on Wednesday evening, July 6, following the prior note that a council meet occurred on July 4 and the earlier July 5 reference. Local residents are encouraged to attend.
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RocaGna
Gresley
Alfalfa Web Worms In Beet District Spread Quick
Alfalfa web worms attacked beet fields across Windsor Exton and parts of Greeley district this week. Farmers rushed to prepare spraying equipment as the invasion spread, with many machines failing or in need of repair. Early efforts by southern areas where spraying machines were available helped limit damage. Sugar company urged immediate spraying and irrigation to protect young plants.
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Windsor Exton
Greeley
Toshing
Great
Ares
Igtepatata
I Ty Sugar Company
New Stinson Plane Arrives for Ed Selander in Greeley
A new Stinson aircraft owned by contractor Ed Selander arrived in Greeley on Tuesday at noon. Pilot Greeley Lee Osuarn ferried Ed Selander Jr. as passenger. The Detroit ordered plane was flown from Detroit via Kangana City to Oreally. A proposed ordinance in Denver seeks licenses for minor and resident photographers, asking council for study.
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Denver
Chatraran
Ralph Bishop
Judiciary Committee
College High Printing Students Win Honors in East
East Coast contest results from the United Typothesas of America announced at the Columbia University education conference. Awards cover title page design, magazine caps, posters, and model cards. Senior and junior high departments from multiple states earned top placements with no individual names listed.
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College High Printing
East
Associated Press
New York
Winnore
United
Ralph T. Bishop
Teachers College
Cald
Carda
Robert Miller
Robert Gordon
Hmm Armentrout
George Schlaater Innabler
First News
Relvooia
Chamber Directors Plan July Fourth Parade Seating Moves
The meeting of chamber directors discussed parade logistics for Independence Day with seating for five rodeo seats and blocking intersections along Tolith and Seventh Avenues. Plans outline station placements from Digfainn CG to Second Avenue, with divisions guiding floats and clown entries. many local groups and businesses are listed as participants and sponsors.
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Greeley Souil
Iara
Wren
Chamber Et Eoumegres
Tesday Nao
Avery Anninuer
Yandliys Ikayn
Dey
D. 2. Grotgg
Narada
Sara
al Diroe
Pio
Parada
Ital Moly
Sevond
Atrook
Faclig
Wecton Tre
Individunt Tionta
Seventh Avenue
Tialith
Soul of
Thirtearth
Yavouth Avenue
Twelfth
Wouth
Taithe
Varvara
Cazhfield Hotel
Vorande
Roto
KKA
Pasade
Varnda
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Elks Club
Kiwonis Club
Dayehhora
Amerien Auto’ Parts
Jwoxen
Grestoy
Cyy
Nottonal - Hank
Schell- Schiuplat
Schryver
Hook
Headstones Arrive for Linn Grove Veterans
First shipment of WWI veterans headstones reaches Linn Grove cemetery from Alabama. American Legion posts will place markers at no cost to families. 14 of 17 graves have markers with info on service and rank. Names listed include Claude Morill, Edward Tart, John Barr, and others awaiting data. Marble stones are 43 inches long, 13 inches wide, four inches thick, bearing deceased name, rank, unit, and date of death.
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Linn Grove
Alaluma
Uroyea
Earl Bucher
Legion
Hin
Um Logton
TATA
Clauda Alorrill
Edward J. Tart
John Barr
A. Honeystuffe
Wesley J. Houston
Irvin Nelson
Vivian Valdez
Alonzo I. Bacon
Soportus Glngtas
Alexander Nevis
Clark J. Heater
Everett G. Nandolph
Jane A. Betty
Edgar Rebottom
Frank. Peartlehy
John Hustin
John Bustin
Ile
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Cities Service Com
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Barnes
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Aid Foatfah
Cheyenny Powrer Company
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Goat
Cillea Service
Chargat
Valfr Tua Construction
Grovley
Gugor
Greesury
AL Lovelind
Virginia Alifornia
W. Va
Virginia
Radeon
Epeallai
Frederic Clamaon Howe
Attornay
Washington
Department of Agriculture
College Area
Feiracins
Bayéfly Hills
Callt
Tung
Hadinch
Todey
Udet
Crick
Hody
Germany
Siva Maavedt Byndionts, Len Seen
Bea Wen
Deana
Small
Michigan
Earl King
Asegna
Stinson
Ed Selander
Parade
Rob Lumber Company
Pilliyaaven Conta
Bolen- Payotts Lumber Company
Poligo
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