Keenesburg Family Among 24 New U.S. Citizens
The Keenesburg group joins 24 new citizens in a naturalization ceremony at the Weld County court. Families from Yugoslavia Germany Mexico and Russia along with ten Larimer County residents, including Mary Ochsner and Guillere mo Ortiz, received certificates from Clerk Fisher Rhodes and were welcomed by DAR members.
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Keenesburg
Jerempny
Fraog
Americas
Amwog
Paul
Ruth Burdoso
U.S
Wigary
Mebtta Nikulai
Frank Walek
Wher Lye
Love
Citiwidt Court
Jlend
Zeny
DAR
Robert
Stepway
Fisher Rhodes
Lu Court
Weld
Albina Roldan Mesa
Jolstown
Mexico
Consuelo Banas Luna
Hudson
Angeling Zaragoza
Fort Lupion
Maria Salazar
Mesiey
Eaton
Giallonardo
Emniliano Palmiera Ruscili
Frederick, Taly
Fauline Petroff
Davano
Hogs Lead Farm Prices Rise as Costs Steady
A mid-June USDA market survey shows hog prices up 12 percent from late May, while costs for inputs and farm production remained unchanged. Wheat fell 18 percent due to crop loan support, with other crops and livestock showing mixed price movements. Overall farm prices stood at 77 percent of parity, with a record high in prices paid by farmers for inputs. Egypt plans a new highway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid A. Martin
Washington AP
Agriculture Department
Work Starts on New SDA School Here
Work on a new Seventh-day Adventist elementary school began at the present property on 603 Ard Ave. Pastor Aulborg announced the plan includes a 46 000 square foot education area and a 100 foot gymnasium, with future expansion possible. The old building was auctioned and moved last month, architect W Eugene Mourning of Fort Collins designed the project.
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SDA
AW Teel
Willie Schiool
Avas I
Auelion
W. Eugene Mourning
Fort Collins
Layman Pleads Own Case Wins Traffic Acquittal
Charles A Nave a layman who argued his own case before the Washington Supreme Court over a $15 traffic ticket won his acquittal The court tossed out two charges saying both Nave and the officer lost their sense of reason and created a ludicrous scene in the street The incident began December 20 1961 when Nave pulled into his Seattle home driving in a right turn only lane without turning right The officer wrote him a ticket Nave later argued the case before the state Supreme Court on February 5 The high court ruled unanimously that the right turn signs were the only guidance and the pavement did not direct motorists to turn at the first intersection The ruling cleared Nave of the charges and quashed the convictions
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Olympia
Wash
Charles A. Nave
Washington Supreme Court
Nave
Johnson
Nim
Seattle
Teattle
Vernon ‘Towne
County Cour
George
Stunt
Towne
Maren
Supreme Court
Terevetion
Commissioner Reed Returns From Meeting
County Commissioner Tom Reed returned Thursday after attending the Rocky Mountain regional conference of the American Public Welfare Association in Salt Lake City June 24 to 26. County welfare director Lawrence Marostica also attended, with conference attendees including Dr. Ellen Winston, CS Commissioner of Public Welfare.
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Tom Reed
Rocky Mountain
American Public Welfare Association
Salt Lake City
Lawrence
Marostica
Ellen Winston
Public Welfare
Lida Davis I Dies Friday At Age Of 91
Lida Davis I, longtime Weld County resident and Greeley business figure, died Friday night in Weld County General Hospital at 91. Born near Fort Collins in 1872, she moved to Greeley in 1895, married E Stanley Davis in 1895, and helped run the Davis Agency. Her son Robert Davis now leads the family business. she also leaves grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Lida Davis
Davis Agency
Weld County General Hospital
Greeley
Davis
Fort Collins
Colorado
E. Stanley Davis
Hel
Frank Davis
Weld County
Allen
Ill
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Ark
Kansas City
Robert
Whyle
Fort Worth
Robert Davis
Tucson
Aviz
Prandebil Ue
Tidren
Beverly Davis
Wis Rito
San Diego
Calif
Linga
Scollsy
Susan Davis
Santa Anastase
Ariz
Anal
You Can’t Trust Anyone in Old West Broadcast Fall
KFKA News Director Jack Redus learned the hard way that trust fails in a stunt at a Jaycee dunking party. While narrating a live blowbyblow from the western dress dunk tank at the corner of 1st and 10th, he was shoved into the tank but saved his microphone and continued broadcasting. CAPETOWN investors monitor South Africa’s racial situation closely.
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KFKA
Jack Redus
Redus
Sth
Aye.1
10Th St
Folly
Reidus
Former President Herbert doover improves amid illness
Former President Herbert doover, seriously stricken earlier this month with a bleeding gastrointestinal ailment, shows gradual improvement in New York City. Physicians report he remains bedridden in Waldorf Towers, reads newspapers, and has been invited to Cuba's July anniversary celebration, which he views as an insult to his country. The notes mention other leaders and scholars connected to his case and lingering health concerns.
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Herbert Doover
Harmer
Waldorf Towers
New York City
Cuba
Fee
Firefighters Battle Blazes in Pike and San Isabel Forests
Firefighters encircled a 1400 acre blaze in Pike National Forest about 4 miles west of Cheesman Reservoir as gusty winds hindered operations. The fire near Colville Springs started Friday by workers clearing downed trees. About 2500 personnel, including single engine planes from Idaho and 75 Utah firefighters, fought through stiff winds across Greenhorst Mountains and San Isabel National Forest.
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Pike National
Cheesman Reservoir
Forest Service
Colwady Springs
Greenhorst Mountains
Cain City
Windsor man charged in murder case and post office project
Windsor resident Pablo Paul Macias Hernay faces information alleging involvement in the June Windsor pool hall assault that left Edward Gutierrez dead of a brain hemorrhage from a skull fracture. Bart Martinez and Seth Hernandez were also named. Judge Donald A. Carpenter set Hernandez’s bond at 10000. Also noted is a GSA contract awarded to Floyd R. Locke Construction Co. of Fort Collins for Sterling post office and courthouse expansion, including a new jury room and mailing platform.
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Vercamdes
Kling Rickard
Edward Gutiierrez
Windsor
Gutierrez
Hernandez
Bart Martinez
Donald A. Carpenter
Deaver
General Services Administration
Floyd R. Locker Construction Co
Fort Collins
Post Office
Court Howe
Sterling
Feeder Cattle Buying at High Despite Prices
Washington AP reports live stock farmers continue to buy feeder cattle despite relatively unfavorable prices. Floyd Filward, 11, was injured after a bicycle collision with a railroad car. he received treatment at Weld County General Hospital and was discharged. The livestock market review notes current price levels for feeder cattle and slaughter cattle remain not favorable for profitable feeding operations.
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Washington (Ap
Floyd Filward
General Hospital
Agriculture Department
Alor
Slain Child in Joliet Struck Down in Air Fight
AP report from Joliet states a four-year-old was strangled in an air fight Friday and an elderly neighbor confessed to the slaying. Officials said the admission followed investigations into the violent incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet, IN
Minuteman Shot Later Linked to Vanished Lynn Ann Koalowski
Sheriff Joseph Trizna said a Minuteman missile test in California led to the arrest of Kenneth David Warn's boy. After a hearing Judge James Y. Barr ordered detention in a juvenile home while a delinquency petition proceeds.
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Bay
Lynn Ann Koalowski
Vandenberg
ATN Force
Joseph Trizna
Base
Calif
Kenneth David Warn
James Y W. Barr
Air Force
Weld County Library Lookmobile Schedule
Weld County Library bookmobiles publish a lookmobile route for the upcoming week with stops at Stoneham Favor Briggsdale Mia Zyre Frederick Nunn Pierce Gill Kersey La Salle Hunter Heights Johnstown and others. Regular days at Gill Kersey and Johnstown are altered due to the holiday on July 4.
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Weld County Library
Stoneham
Favor
Briggsdale
Mia
Zyre
Frederick
Nunn
Pierce
Gill
Kersey
la Salle
Hunter Heights
Johnstown
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