Dry Farmers Face Acreage Reductions in 1933 Program
Weld County farmers securing federal farm loans must cut acreages of wheat corn sweet corn sugar beets and potatoes among others by set percentages. Loans cap at 100 with strict use limits and no funds for livestock taxes or nonproduction expenses. A garden and sufficient feed crops are required, and eligibility hinges on lack of alternative crop production sources.
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Weld County
Clauke
Manly
U Nval Henselvan
Epplicuol
Madloory
Lvertock
Elephant Kile Keeper at Honolulu Zoo Amid Protests
In Honolulu March days a rogue elephant at the Wakiki zoo killed keeper George Conrad, 60. The animal, long chain restrained, faced execution but public uproar paused the plan. a local effort sought $8000 to spare the pachyderm while Conrad had recently returned to work after a three month layoff.
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Honolulu
Dalay
Wakiki Zoo
George Conrad
Conrad
Nowspapers
Markets and livestock price shifts across several categories
A garbled markets section shows varied livestock quotes with calves at 4.50 to 3.00 range, feeders steady, and odd lots mixed. Entries note cattle, hogs, and sheep activity, with prices around 2.80 to 8.16 and several references to market conditions and volume.
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Avoto
HS Op
Support of Johnson Voiced in Local Tax Reform Letter
A Weld County Taxpayers Association letter urges backing Governor Jolson and state tax relief. It emphasizes enacting regularization to cut public expenditures and warns of a potential tax strike if reforms are delayed, urging mass attendance for a governor address and coordinated delegations from across the state.
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Convarnor WC
Johnson
Mann
Weld County Taxpayers
Exeentive
Weld County Trepayers’ Protective League, Inc
Lesage
Jolson
Etnte
Particulau Uless Messares
Federation of Taxpayers
State Assembly
Stata Legio Habire
Thara
Lawa
Sand storms halt Weld County roads and crops
Sand and dust storms blocked Weld County roads and many side routes in southern Colorado Saturday, closing decision lines and damaging fields. The winter wheat crop suffered a setback as storms lingered, with Briggadale to Harford highways pitted by deep holes. Locals reported the sand movement unseen in 15 to 29 years as snow was minimal in nearby areas.
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Weld County
Soutern
Colorado
Steuchar
New Raymer
Briggadale
Harford Ie
Broncian
Frank
Davis
Alentwood
Gresley
Gontinugs to Get Allowance for Disability
J R Coaneron of Grassey, once with a Greeley ice company, was injured in 1930 when his truck drove off the road. The state industrial accident commission ruled his weekly allowance for temporary disability will continue. He had claimed permanent disability, but the commission noted that permanent disability has not yet been determined.
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J. R. Coaneron
Grassey
Greeley Ice Ant Fuck Company
State Industriad ‘Ecident
Commitiaton
Dolng
Cemeron
Maye at MNK Meeting with Colombo Dairymen leader
Walter Mays of Denver, a director of Colombo Dairymen and a major milk producer, is slated to speak at the Gilcrest meeting Monday at 7 o'clock. The event continues a longstanding dairy industry agenda.
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Maye
MNK
Walter Mays
Denver
Colombo Dairymen'a Atrociaton
Sellon
At & O
Gilcrest Way
Macon Airship Set To Join Navy In Historic Ceremonies
A Macon built airship, nearly identical to the Akron, readies to begin breathing gas and join the U S Navy as part of a five year program begun in 1927. Delegations from Georgia are expected for March 1 ceremonies with Rear Admiral Moffett and others directing the transition. The ship features design changes to reduce wind resistance and improve cooling, with a 725 foot length and 142.9 foot diameter.
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Akron
Mare
Macon Slater
Atron
Navy
Georgy
Macon
Mee
William A. Afoffell
Ito
Moffett
Ehelsten
Guhl
Alger H. Dresel
Fron
Theodora Roosevelt
Mons
Macau
Siresel
Los Angelo
Akyon
Ailp
Dresal
Epant
Heya
Ile
Akram
Contractora
Naval
Eny
Denver
Colorado
M E H Smith Elected Head of Greeley Country Club
M E H Smith was elected president of the Greeley Country Club at a Friday night banquet attended by about 100. Ed Polbrecht was reelected secretary-treasurer while trustees named were Joe Woolf, Sve Larry Tibbs, Earl King, and others. Reports listed were for the year and new matters discussed at the club house meeting.
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M.D. H. Smith
Greeley Country Club
Tne
Wnousl
Weeling
Ed Polbrecht
Joe Woolf
Larry Tibbs
Earl King
Ll Roatort
Dave Tuer
H. A. Zick
Erlekson
Btowart Statler
Law‘pene Eidged
Bill Pare
Heparin
Aggies Enter Five Men in Swim Finals at Conference Meet
Aggies swimmers from Colorado State Agricultural College led by Longmore and Vandergeltan qualified for multiple events at the 100 and 60 yard finals. The team, joined by Colorado University, Wyoming, and Idaho peers, aimed for top finishes Saturday afternoon with times around 26.1 and 63.4 seconds in listed heats.
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Schaorg
Colorado
Agricultural College
Volder
Lha
Vendors
Flys
Etka
Achad
Aggies
Wily Versity
Wyaming
Teddera Werd
Longmore
Aggiex
Kat
Rhonxs
Vandergarten
Wi Yo
Creswell
Aggieu
Gelder
Teachers
Tiret
Enkies
Colorado U
Tershers
Vandergeltan
Wyetoarih
Creawelh
Aggles
Gasoline Bill Debated by House on Saturday Afternoon
Denver dispatch reports the gasoline bill aimed to curb docting losses totalling about one million dollars yearly. The measure, debated since Friday, includes an amendment by W H Wining of Aspan changing state highway tax receipts. the Twining proposal allocating 60 40 3 percent failed.
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Ampatatel
Denver
Er ‘Metaure
Astate Houe of Representatives
W. H. Wining
Aspan
Bear
State Way Department
Piro
Clark Home
Bi Fire Department
Atate
Towan
J. W. Clark
J. W. Clark At 1021 Tenth Retruction and Improvement of Commetsleet
Guisling
State Highway Department
Stowne and Alded
Petting Demand Rises After Mar Stare in Courtlns Days
A fragmented report notes rising demand for petting after a marriage stare, as a girl discovers the provider who earns a brebapd-Cinetioetl Enavirer. The article outlines social shifts and cash needs prompting more affectionate services.
Fragmentary note on a flower vase and odor
A garbled line mentions Flower Lenara Piggh, a sugar droplet, a vase with thick-stolled overlay, and a wish to prevent an unpleasant odor that often accompanies teard ide pinata.
Camp Fire Girls Visit Weld and Boulder Coal Sections
Camp Fire executive visited the Weld and Boulder coal sections with Mina E. Gertrude Leo of Greeles. Girls enjoyed camps at Columbine Mine Serena and Erla and will be foreginthered during the year. Two camps at Lafayettes staged The Oath of Wohelo at the high school auditorium last evening. Arrival plans were made to invite to attend the all city Birthday Comet Fire in Longmont early in April.
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Weld
Boulder
W Fiabe
Mina E. Gertrude Leo
Greeles
Columbine
Serena
Erla
Lafayatls
T Hemps
Longmont
Stork Express Delivers Daughter for Mr and Mrs Woodcock
Mr and Mrs Benjamin A. Woodcock of 510 Twantleth Street welcomed a daughter on March 3 at Greeley Hospital. The birth adds joy to the family with the new arrival named in the city records.
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Benjamin A. Woodcock
Twantleth Street
Greeley Hospital
New Cabinet Confirmed by Senators
Washington March 4 President Rousdyvell intends to save Ws new cabinet into office lala today. The wurala confirmed the cabinet. Will ask Jualco Benjamin N. Carders of the Gupraime court, an old frend, a ministar the oath to the cabinet officers. Secretary of State Cordell Hull of Tennessee, Secretary of the Treasury William U. Wonilla of New York, Attorney General Homer Cum amngs of Compieler, Secretary of War George H. Nem lar Utah, Secretary of the Navy Claude A. Ay ansen of Virginia, Secretary of Commerce Daniel Rover of Bert Cardling, Secretary of Interior Harald L. Tcken of Inola, Secretary of Labor Pyandy Park ins of New York, Secretary of Agriculture Homry A. Wallin.
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Washington
Rousdyvell
Ws New Cablnet Awora
Offico Lala
Wurala
Jualco Benjamin N. Carders
Gupraime Court
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
The
Treasury
Willian U. Wonilla
New York
Homer
Cumamngs
Compelier
George H. Nemlar
Utah
Navy
Claude A. Ay ¥Ansen
Virginia
Daniel [Rover
Bert Cardling
Harald L. Tcken
Inola
Pyandy Parkins
Homry A. Wallin
Harry Kelly Delivers Farm Relief Plan At Bi-Metallic Meet
Harry Kelly outlines a farm relief program proposing government buying all mortgages on farms and issuing new currency to back the debt. He advocates farmers mortgage payments shifted to government at three percent interest and urges broader support from local officials, with Fort Collins and Greeley attendees invited for the next gathering.
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Harry Kelly
Hory. Kelly
Marble Court
Mtr. Kelly
United States
Farnia
Mr. Kelly
J. A. Panenks
L. L. Rees
W. A. Carlgan
Hills
Fort Colling
Greeley
Allerney
Paul Frosser
Protest Meeting on Taxes Attracts Hundreds
About 400 people attended a Saturday protest meeting in Stoneham called by Tt. F. Billings. Speakers urged not to tax beyond 60 percent of current figures and discussed school salaries and local tax relief. Attendees included Elmer P. Cogburn and farmers’ representatives. legislative program expansion was promised for the afternoon.
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Tt. F. Billings
Stoneham
Aix Arking
Farry Kelly
Sladel Min
G. D. Warren
Lta
W. H. Leeper
W. K. Carroll
H. B. Mano
Bibings
Infant dies at Greeley hospital and funeral notices
Deaths and funerals from Eaton report an infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Thomas dying at Greeley hospital. Isabel Loy’s funeral service is set for this afternoon at Macy’s drawing room with interment at Lion Grave. Antel F. Searles, 77, had services at the Congregational church led by Rev. P. F. Frind. Pallbearers named F. F. Reeman W. Le. Baldridge T. H. Wilson Andrew Jackson OC. J. Brackfleth and A. Wyere. Searles was born in Wheeler New York came to Colorado 40 years ago and farmed most of his life. Survived by widow two daughters Nina Kendal and Mrs Charlie Andre one brother G. W. Henrys of Cripple Creek and a sister. Burial at Batco cemetery in care of Armotrong mortuary.
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Batco
Armotrong Mortuary
Hoover and Wife Leave for Gotham in Four Car Train
Hoover and former first lady depart Washington for New York aboard a four car special train. The farewell crowd cheers as the Hoovers wave from the platform, visibly moved by the departure in the nation’s capital.
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Weenington
Herbert Hoover
New York
Jockey Job Talk Sparks Unclear Quest for Help
A garbled OCR passage hints at a jockey hire or quitting scenario with mentions of pilots and open positions, but contains heavy transcription errors that obscure concrete names, places, or events. The readable fragments suggest a hiring discussion and uncertain plans rather than a clear incident or outcome.
Inaugural Address Emphasizes Unity and Duty
President outlines national recovery through interdependence and discipline. He asserts Congress may empower wartime powers if needed, pledging to act decisively to defend the nation while urging cooperation, sacrifice, and faith in democracy and divine guidance.
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Vy International Evonorth Reinifiatmant
Baste
Gudca Theao
United States
World Pailey
Hila
Delglbur
Nelehbar
Yeorld
Os &Minient
Verdy
Qwillleg
Toy Cube
Exchaltec
Ugouth
Congresa
Speedz
Congress
Crisia
Beth
Tates
Fined for Defying While Drunk in Cradbury Case
A. FR Cradbury of 1019 B sixth Ave was fined 938.60 for driving under the influence and 16.60 for being drunk in pole court Saturday. He was arrested Friday night after his car parked on Tenth Street between Seventh and Beventh, near Everett Hall.
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Cradbury
Everett Hall
Tenth Street
Beventh
Biebth
Ayuda
Police Frisk on Roberts Case Spurs Bandit hunt
Police report details a chase linked to an attempted robbery by two bandits. Roberta stated investigators are pursuing leads and identified a suspect description as a tall, lean man in a leather vest with fur trim and a bat, with another lighter build accomplice. The incident began when a car stopped at a gas station. the bandits allegedly tried to steal fuel and fired shots before fleeing. Officers are reviewing evidence and pursuing further leads to capture the suspects.
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Uo Buettcherkt
S- Roberta Hove
Landit
Robarta
Cheyenne
Roberta
Ray
Grealey
Three Banking Bills Reported On State Legislation
Denver March 4 The house finance committee reported out bills relating to banking emergencies and powers for state regulation. One measure would give the state commissioner authority to impose 0 day restrictions on deposits and withdrawals during a banking crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Casumiltea
Fes
Hill Uver
Monte
Ikwaa
New Jersey & Law
Water Negotiations Near Wyoming River Disputes
A muddled report details negotiations over the North Platte River involving Wyoming and Colorado parties. The text mentions Dr C A Lory, David W Thomas, and W H Bush as negotiators with a lead by W4 A. Whilling, set around Friday through Saturday, in the Wyoming area.
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Wyoming
North Platte River
Cheyanne
Colorado
C. A. Lory
David W.thomas
W.H Bush
Ghathlell
A. Whilling
District court notice for public auction in Denver
A fragmentary public auction notice for a city court proceeding in Denver Colorado lists the venue as the Office Building and Room Offiea. It mentions April and a date in the 1900s era with names like Frank McV At and Reveres, though details are unclear.
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Tony
City Court
Offiea
Denver
Frank
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Isabel Loy
Macy's Drawing Room
Lion
Hoover and Wife
Gotham
London
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State Legislat
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