Crops Ruined Across the Middle West in Drought
Midwestern farmers faced protracted drought with scorching heat and sparse rainfall from June into late month. Readings topped 100 in multiple cities while losses mounted. government officials prepared relief plans and water conservation measures as livestock and grain futures hung in the balance.
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Miungsata
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Moplana
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Mercury
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Topekea
Kany
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St Pal
Harry Hopkin
WPA
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Kentucky
Caralinis
Guorga
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St. Paul Tuesaday
Minesota
Montana Bud
Wyoming
Educators To Seek Liberty in Teaching
The National Education Association, in Portland, calls for academic freedom and urges teachers to teach independently and judiciously. Dr. Frederick M. Hunter, Oregon state education leader, delivered the keynote urging courage in education as lawmakers consider repealing the so called red rider clause mandating oaths for teachers receiving pay.
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Portland
Ore
Nati Oal Education Association
America
Association
Freed
Frederick M. Hunter
Oregon High Educational System
Claude
Grand River Diversion Project Advances Near Divide
Construction pushes the Grand River Diversion Ditch extension from Rocky Mountain National Park toward the continental divide. Gordon crowd has built about a mile this year and plans to route Opposition Creek and Baker Gulch waters toward the Poudre. Water supply company figures 168 second feet of flow, with irrigation use rising to 189 cusecs. Baker Gulah tapped by September and Long Draw reservoir emptied to feed the diverted water into the river.
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Denver
Grand River
TR Metall
Autt
Colorado River
Baler Gulch
Poudre
Franzo Wy
Moe Call
Gordon
Bakar Gutek
Worth End
Akyaoraping Trail
Continental Divide
Grand Lace
Watoe Supply
Sloraya Company
Qlia Best
Walar Supply
Aytats
Baker Gulah
Creek
General
Zioncheck To Return Home From Maryland Mental Hospitals
Representative Marion A. Zioncheck who hid from officers after a disturbance was escorted from a Maryland hospital to police headquarters and released on bond. He will return to his home in Spokane Washington without his bride, as Kenneth Romney arranged his departure tonight.
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Waalington
Marion A. Zioncheck
Maryland
Kenneth Romney
Spoltane
Wash
Sloncheck
Romney
Ara
Zoncheck
Deon
Hlouchecl
Hoe
Whitch
Galling Bar
Maryland Institution
Doon
Potato digging seen in Greeley district Monday
A small amount of potatoes was dug in the Greeley district Monday. Top price quoted was 3.26 for a limited quantity. Farmers are willing to dig at just over 3.00 while pickers balk at the price. Limited digging indicates about 100 snakes per acre, with larger yields expected if potatoes mature. Potatoes are of excellent quality.
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Greeley
Mormons To Handle Own Relief Load
The Latter Day Saints church reports progress in a global relief drive aiming to raise $0,000 and enable self help by Oct 1. A concentrated campaign lists 212 farming and industrial projects and 1,480 more planned, with crops planted in Utah and southern Idaho and the effort extending to California Canada and Mexico.
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Jung
Latter Day Saints Church
Tata
Vallee
Maka Mombera
Hero
Rasulla
Utah
Tdaho
Globe
Ocalifornia
Canada
Mexico
Henrylyn Head Injured In Auto Mishap Near Roggen
Henrylyn Head, president of the Henrylyn irrigation district, was injured at 8 30 p m Monday when his 1985 Ford was struck at an intersection on the Hudson cutoff five miles south of the Greelay Korasy pavement. The Sargent vehicle flipped three times and wreckage was estimated at 200 dollars. J R Stafford of Ta Salle, driving a 1929 Buick, rear ended the Sargent car. Stafford and his party were uninjured.
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Roggen
Henrylyn
Ford
William A. Sargent
Hudson Cutoff
Greelay
J. Rt. Stafford
Ta Salle
Stafford
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Independent League Denies Protecting Members
The Independent League officers defend the group against rumors of shielding members in crime. They state the league and its officials aid those in need when not responsible for their own trouble, but will not aid anyone who willfully commits a crime or suffers trouble from voluntary misconduct.
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Local People Attend Landon's Park Church
Local residents J H Harbaugh and family attended services at Landon's Park Church while Governor Alt Litdon and family resided nearby. A Sunday rainstorm delayed traffic as a cloudburst flooded rivers and extended to North Fortle and Buelehorn areas, impacting travel around Masonville.
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J. H. Harbaugh
Bradley
YMCA
Lemke Declares Presidents Assume Too Much Dog
Representative William Lemke of North Dakota criticizes presidents as too exalted and says a president is just another human. He argues to abolish the office’s perceived doglike aura, proposing social and political reform in two phases after his election on the Union party ticket.
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Herring Press
Chicago
Wiliam Lemke
North Dakota
Munday
United States
Tom
Man Union Party
White House
Army flier vacationing in Eaton to Barksdale
Lieutenant Ben Wood spent vacation with the Wood family in Eaton before leaving Iritay for Barksdale Field Louisiana. Mrs Hurley Springston and Miss Alfaretta Jackson visited relatives including Andrew Jackson Merla Jackson of Butte Mont and Jackson of St Paul Minn. Mrs Tra McKinley from Denver hosted after a Fort Morgan gathering. The Batleys and visiting relatives plan return to Bluefield West Virginia.
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St. Paul
Mim
Tave
Mr. Jackson
Raymond Poe
Tra McKinley
Denver
Mya
Harlay Spvingston
Corolla Rich
Misa Bre Poo
Fort. Morgan
Lyman Batley
Blueflatch
W. Va
Marry Batley
Mra. I. M. Batley
Damage suit settled over hand injury at Montgomery Ward
George Kreiger sued Montgomery Ward and company for 2622.19 dollars after a clerk allegedly showed a shotgun on June 14 1985 causing a hand injury. The case, prepared for trial in district court, was dismissed and settled.
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George Kreiger
Montgomery-Ward and Company
Ageke
Miet
Kreigar
Atove
Government Report Says Colorado Beets Finish Fine
Denver June 29 Colorado beet beet yield for 1938 may exceed last year’s figures says F. OR. Reed United States agricultural statistician. An abundant harvest is expected with yield greater than 1935 predictions. Northern Colorado shows promising prospects though some beet crop damage noted. thinning is complete and growers awaiting a normal growing season with cautious optimism.
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Colorado
F. OR. Reed
United State ‘Agricultural Statistician
Reed
Fini
Lemke Attacks Wallace on Guaranteed Cost of Production
Representative Willian Lemke, the union party presidential candidate, attacked Secretary of Agriculture Wallace in Des Molineux Ill on June 29. He urged corn belt farmers to back a guaranteed cost of production pledge and criticized Wallace as he spoke in Wallace's hometown.
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Des Molucy
Ill
Willian Lemke
Union Party
Wallace
Lemke
Midwestern drive frames tax tale by Des Moines speaker
Des Moines speaker recounts a tug of politics and tax strain accusing the secretary of agriculture of taking from farmers. He claims a hidden propaganda motive behind Democratic and Republican addresses, urging voters to see “behind the scenes” at national authority and Congress.
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Des Moines
AAA Angels Procosains
Burlington Cuts Time To 15 Hours 50 Minutes
Chicago June 20 Burlington and Quincy announces a ten minute reduction in eastbound running time for the Zephyr. The new schedule la eastbound with Denver to Chicago time reduced to 16 hours and 60 minutes.
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Quincy
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