Rodeo stock drives set for Island Grove park arena
Wild broncs, steers, and Brahma cattle head toward Island Grove park for the Spud Turmances rodeo nights on July 3 and 4. Anderson of Willow Creek furnishes 200 head, with bucking horses and pickup ponies, plus a street parade and fireworks. A separate item notes John Kennedy, 69, acquitted of murder in San Luis court.
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Coal Creek
Paul Carney Gulvlob
Busters
Wyoming
Lave
Sone
Forsythe
Dever Blockyarda Company
Eteer
Two States to Confer on Laramie River Dispute
Wyoming and Colorado officials plan a 10 am Saturday meeting at the state house to resolve water rights over the Laramie River. The talk follows decrees and ongoing diversions as Meadowland ranchers receive river water amid warnings from state engineers and the attorney general. Thomas Ascenson's funeral will be Friday at Linn Grove Cemetery with burial to follow.
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M. C. Hinderlider
Laramie
Rogers
Bishop
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Pontre
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District Court
Larimer County
Fort Collins
Meadowland Ranchers
Ue Gayling Deh
Laramie-Poudre Wnnes
Thomas Ascendon
Thomas Agcenson
Linn Grova
Thoro
PWA Grant to Georgia School Is Rescinded
Pills of a warped PWA grant to the University of Georgia are exposed as deception. The grant, aimed at a dormitory project, funded a fraternity house instead, prompting recovery of $7,200 and possible further action. Sigma Nu members and university officials react as regents reconsider the affair.
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Whallinton
Eekes
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Mneting of Regents
Crop Prospects Not So Favorable Says Federal Statistician
Denver reports a federal statistician from the agricultural economy bureau states that crop prospects are not as favorable as once anticipated. He projects a 10 percent rise over 1938 in general crop output, with melons expected to fall short and cotton production rising. Green peas yield about 930,000 bushels on 12,200 acres, versus 1,020,000 on 12,000 acres last year. Potatoes planted at 1,056 acres likely 75 percent of last year, and only 850 acres are planned for watermelons, the smallest since 1923.
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Denver
Colorado
Fr K. Ther
Sweet and Walden Return to State Payroll
Denver dispatch reports that within six months, Treasurer Charles M. Armstrong, after removing civil service limits, restored Harold H Leake and Walter E Sweet to state payrolls. Sweet becomes chief investigator for the motor fuel division at 225 dollars monthly, matching his former income tax division director pay, while Drake returns as chief interviewer and assistant director of the income tax division at 225 dollars monthly.
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Tual Vemann Siste
Charles M. Armatrong
Civil Service Commission
Walden EK. Sweet
Harold Ht. Leake
Regpar
Jeune
Sweert
Ute Motor Fuel Division
Armstrong
Drake
Rosedale Election Postponed to July Fourteenth
Rosedale voters will now cast ballots on July 14 for city officers and licenses after county court ruled the earlier June 29 date premature. New notices ordered printing cite incorporation steps and legality concerns to ensure proper formation. Arrest noted: Vernon Tormey, 30, of Ault, jailed on drunken driving charges after a pursuit with Marshal McKenzie.
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Nance
Rosedale Ancerorators
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Tormey
Marshal McKenzie
Courtnay
Verdict Directed Against Mock Transport in Fireman Death
Judge Coffin directed a verdict for C. L. Mock Transportation and driver in a fatal gasoline transport crash that killed Roy Nusbaum a fireman in Gr thy on November 6 1996. The ruling limits recoveries to the State Industrial Commission while leaving negligence claims to await jury consideration.
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State Industris
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C. L. Mock
Mock ‘Transportation Company
Adams City
C. D. Mekoo
Roy Nusbaum
Greslay Ibroman
Wudge Colt
Mock
State Supreme Court
Jeader
Harald Thompson
State Industrial Commission
Nashawm
Carl Anderson
Casa Way
Fonsell
Markin Johnson
Fort Lupton
Grenjoy
Johnson
MelKea
Eto MeKen
Polles
Wyoming Man Believes Sons Were Kidnapped
The father of two boys missing since June in the Medicine Bow region says his sons may have been kidnapped. Charles Hixen, Meld worker from Harmony, Wyoming, arrived in Laramie to publish a thank you note to the searchers, praising the 800 volunteers aiding the hunt and citing rumors of a camp sighting as a possible clue while noting a supposed lead after more than a week of searching.
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Klek Forest
EN Mountain
Charles Hixeaa
Dmeladden
Laramle
Harold
Tieares
Hays
War Department Will Get over a Billion
Washington June 20. The War Department approved a supplemental army appropriation of 223 398 000 after Senate debate. Senator King criticized large spending while Governor Vainlenburg urged restraint. The record notes the total federal outlay rising toward the trillion-dollar scope.
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Aeuate
King
A Enormoua
Kinnald
Smalor Vainlenburg
Publian
Michigan
le Ott
Treasury
French Sources Claim 800000 German Reserves Called Up
Paris dispatch reports French diplomatic sources saying 600000 German reservists have been called to service. The note ties Germany’s growing armed might to Nazi party and military groups infiltrating Canary, viewed as a crisis focal point by Paris.
London Fearing Nazi Move as Danzig Tensions Rise
British observers warn of a potential Nazi seizure of Danzig this weekend as waves of German troops and supporters concentrate around the city. London reports caution over possible German action while Churchill and Eden urge vigilance and unity.
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F.R. Expected To Sign Farm Measure Soon
Washington June 29 Roosevelt signs expected on farm relief measure after two months of congressional wrangling. Agriculture department appropriation approved, totaling around 750 million, surpassing budget requests despite opposition. WPA investigation expands with federal relief bill nearing final enactment. conference talks to resolve differences intensified.
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Tao Conferences
Donald Romero Appeal Of Traffic Case In Fort Lupton
Donald Romero 17 of Wrighton appealed a county court after a Fort Lupton crash left two injured and one dead. He was convicted of failing to yield, reckless driving, and fined 20 dollars plus costs by Justice Howard Murray in July. The appeal was filed in county court by attorney David W. Ssavaa of Beigh ten.
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David W. Ssavaa
Beigh Ten
Yardley Estate Filed Here on Thursday
Estate of the late Shirley J Yardley of Greeley filed in prohaut lin county court on Thursday. Personal property valued about 4286 dollars left to two daughters Hate omit Allen and Greeley. Attorneys listed as Karate of Join BL Duncan of Aull and W. MH Kelly.
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Shirley J. Yardley
Greeley
Lin County
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Allen
Des Moines Sales Group Of 50 at Spud Rodeo And Convention Here
Des Moines based sales group of fifty attends a Spud Rodeo and salesman convention here. The Yanvilac company plans a buffalo feast at the Inn on Jay as part of events, with the local Grueley Spud Rodeo office coordinating orders and representatives.
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Grueley Spud Todeo
Jay
Heavy Hail West of Windsor Deluge Report
Heavy hail struck near Windsor with reports of 2:80 p.m. storm activity northwest at 10 miles, with Whiteor and Laveland noting hail and rain. Greeley saw hail at 2:80, Main Farm reported no hail. Great Western Sugar Co offices in Johnstown noted hail 16 to 20 minutes, widespread but damage unconfirmed.
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Hemlgate
Laveland
A& Light Siower
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Greeley
C. WH. Randall
Wihiteor
Great Western Sugar Company
Johnstown
Lee
Lupton Man Injured In Wreck South Of Town
George Helay, 62, of Fort Rainfat, suffered rib and facial injuries when his 1927 Ford coupe collided with a truck bed south of Lupton. Fred Wiegel Jr., 23, of Platteville, driving a Dodge, backed off and avoided major harm. Kelsay, heading south, was charged with reckless driving after testimony at Fort Lupton court.
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Fort Rainfat
Hildet
Lilgiway
Tone
Tatrol
Kelsey
Fred Wiegel Jr
Platteville
Young Kersey Woman Dies of Heart Ailment
Miss Chia Peters, 23, daughter of Mrs. Josephine Peters of Kersey, died early Thursday morning from a heart ailment. Survived by her mother, brothers and sisters George, Jtchen, and Loretta Peters of Kersey, Alfred Peters of Peckham, and Mrs. Marie Spencer of Chevonta. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Kersey
Cheeley
Iltesa
Rank
George
Jtchen
Loretta Peters
Alfred Peters
Peckham
Marie Spencer Af Chevonta
Macys Mortanty
Feral
U P Executive Dies in Grand Island Nebras
T B Willams 45 of Omaha, head of the Nebraska division for Union Pacific railroad, died unexpectedly in Grand Island on June 29 from a heart attack. He was a prominent railroad executive.
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Nebr
T.B. Willams
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Nebraska Division
Union Padttte Railroad
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