Page Lands Conservancy District Seeks New Sugar Bill
Washington report on Colorado Senator Adams and other lawmakers debating an emergency sugar bill and large-scale water project funding. Discussion includes $1.85 million addition to a $2 million Interior budget item, infrastructure for the Oregon Mountain project, and timing for starting work pending funds. Colorado reclamation leader John A. Page commends the state’s conservation methods amid congressional hearings on the 1941 fiscal year appropriation.
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Washington
Maret
Tompson Wwatay Devel
Adan
Colorado
Senata Deficiency Appropriations Committee
Congress
House
John A. Page
Sioner
Waler
Northea Lotradaeanservancy
Tuyo
Adame Aaid
Allie Neavious
Learinga
Uctevior
Oregon Mountain
Wentera
Inunel Taga
Adapis
Bureau of
John C. Page
Sinter
Conservancy
sMiatrust
Federal Warrant Seeks Man Who Refused Census Answer
A federal warrant was issued for a Kenosha man who declined to answer questions from a census taker. The case, filed March 3, alleges refusal to cooperate with the census interview.
Spud Rodeo Two Day Event With Stock Signed Up
The We Growley spud rodeo enters a two day event with livestock commitments. Harry Jacobsen chair of the video committee announces Bare as area events chair and promises top stock, including broncs and other animals, as efforts search for crews, with Anderson supplying broncs and Elehaa contracted for the season.
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Stock
Merman
Harry Jacobsen
D. Bare
Bare
Meir Slutf
Parr Uasenla
Anderson
Jacokson
Tia
Purcell
Jessie D Page Dies Monday In Evanston
Jessie D Page longtime Greeley educator dies Monday in Evanston following a life in public schools. Survived by daughter Mrs Helen Sigurdson son Harold Page and four grandchildren, with services pending in Greeley.
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Jessie D. Page
Evanston
Jonste Dyossee Page
Newkualing
Gree- Jay Bigh
Celal i
Mar Uld
Paris
Twangton
Una
Mr. Page
Greeley
Linn Urove
Page
Larry
Ion Colony
Gro Jey
Gliss
Hort
Golony Hall
Damuars
Che Styilouls
Lutee
Meeker Wate
Pag Wan
G D. Page
Helen Sigurdson
Harold Page
Lambs Jump to 10.25 as Denver Market Rises
Denver lamb prices surged with fed lambs quoted around 10.25 as freight terms varied. Chicago market listed fed lambs from 10.50 to 19.60, while Northern Colorado buyers showed reduced activity. J A Shoemaker, Denver Union stockyards president, cited tighter supply and a drop in national slaughter as factors.
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Chicago
Newthern Lelorade
J. A. Shoemaker
Denver Union Stockyards
Tahque Associated Mess
Colorado
Slovumaker
Wilson Appointed to Erie School Board
Wilson has been appointed to the Erie school board succeeding R J McCarthy who has resigned. Downtime in the district elevates the interim superintendent role as the board announces changes in leadership and policy direction.
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Wilson
Erie School Board
Imlace
R. J. McCarthy
Downty
Cities Service Orders for Major Utility Plans
Washington March 4 The securities commission ordered titestation plans from United Gun Improvement company and Cities Service Agent at Tower company and their officers. Orders were issued last week for Electric Bank and Share company and Engineers Public Service company.
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Fgeeclaten
Peta Washipton
Serurl- Hew Commission
United Gun Improvement Company
Tower Company
Electric Bank & Share Company
Engineers Public Service Company
Increased Quota and Restrictions On Agricultural Secretary Proposal
Washington March 4 The agriculture department outlined 1940 beet sugar quota plans and new powers for fixing total sugar consumption estimates. The proposal aims to raise Cuban sugar quotas and suspend excess processing when wartime conditions suspend quotas. It lists regional production figures and notes impacts on farmers and producers, with details continued on page 10.
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Storset Washington
Agriculture Department
California
Taagund Eros, Ltd
Washington
Agriculure
Sugar Central Bil
Ied
Joyneasie
United States
Wall
Puerto Rio
Colorado State College to Seek Bids for Faculty Housing Unit
President George Willard Frasier announced on Tuesday that CSU will seek bids for a new faculty housing unit costing about 70000 dollars. Construction is planned to begin by June 1 with completion set for January 1, 1944. The seven apartments will include two bed units and one with rollaway beds, and rent will be funded by income from a mortgage-backed bond issue.
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Colorade State College of Education
George Willard “Frasier
Ie College
Tin
Touma
Lolanita
Walt
Fiinaiy
Bouda
Avioni
Howit
Drea
Bf Wealeey
Herve Satanday
Vale Teen Uretlicet
Wallan Breland
Medical Society Approves Greeley Health Unit Participation
The Weld County Pub-Health Unit agreement allowing Greeley to join the health unit is approved by the West County Medical Society at its monthly Monday meeting. The vote and details reflect ongoing regional health planning and collaboration among local medical bodies.
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Greeley
Weld County
Pub- Me
West Conmnty Medical Socketh
Hospital Plans To Be Voted On Tonight In Greeley
Weld County Medical Society and Chamber of Commerce leaders meet at Greeley Hospital to discuss a proposed new hospital plan. Northern Colorado’s rapid growth has strained facilities and the campaign aims to secure public support for funding and construction.
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Greeley
Membors
Weld County Medical Society
Chamber of Commerce Sind
Pete Brown Named Head Coach of Basketball at Greeley High
Pete Brown named head basketball coach at College High after Doubenmier returns to College High. Brown, a Greeley State star and former coach, will begin duties next season while Doubenmier resumes duties at College High School as athletic director and coach.
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J. GS. Doubenlee
Greeley
Cullens High School
Pete Reavinight
Brown
John Hancock
Faothats
Pete Brown
Doubenmier
Greeley State
Trorke W
Cieele
College P
Hanhemier
John 8
Hels
Colorado Sto College
Mort Tolink
College High
College Tigh
Houbanner Oi Wesirna Bts
Alute
Secon
Lis
Ware
Prforders
Nyan
George Kainine
Dobby
Gullege
Gullege High School; Dx. Wiliam Wrinkie
Collega Ug School
Thern Wratin
College Ieh
College Iigh Oa
College High Scchool
Pets Brown
Dowdenwie
Hoe
Tonya
Urveley Shire
Suard Aml
Opwaydl
Urul Wan
Yuillays
Avainy Edimes Vot
Ali Confermica Stad
Cire
Greeley Blute
Asbtatnas
Wil Caneh
Sovasty Vininiing
Sid Buackwl
Shecesaulty
Ecan- Uniyy
Ag Ogstslant Fomihall
Raaghnt Eoacns Fc
Feekel
Wloneal
Minke
Fredhumun
Doubenilier
Onaak Doubenmier
Young Nazi In New York Well Armed
A14 year old Chinese youth captured in Brooklyn after bringing a pistol and a pistol with 82 caliber American made plate. He claimed his ship was My Pecan Leip and stated the plan to take an artifact back to a library. Police noted language barriers and an interpreter disposed.
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New York
Hans
Galig
Siadow House
Cnynaay
Tie
Hitor
British seize Italian ships amid naval standoff at Deal
In a rising dispute over Italian and German wartime coal, Britain detained two Italian vessels carrying German cargo and prepared to seize more. Parliament heard Howard A. Gross say two Italian ships were already detained, with five more moved toward the Downs for prize control.
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Prevay
Lenton, March
Klye Alton
Iake
Deal
Sngland
Britain
Italy
Howard A. Gross
Caruncita
Sonight
Downs
Rotterdam
Jonson
March
Sivole
Conterstroke
pyoUadia
Alr Atack Agaliet
Pasaihie
Royal Faren
Elbe
Tletgolanil
Bight
Aly Ministry
Sam Elam Dies From Smoking In Bed Tragedy
A Lasodated Press report from Tablequal Oklahoma details Sam Elam's death by burns caused by smoking in bed. The incident occurred after Elam's cigarette ignited bedding while he slept, with bystanders including Mrs. Louie Atkin and Mrs. Adhin attempting rescue. Firefighters faced severe flames as witnesses described the rapid spread and medical staff efforts. Survivors include five sisters listed in the report.
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Wolfred
Grevley
Ted
Wassimak
Ekatad
Louie Atkin
Sulak- Weathed
Eeilie Laney
Alkin
Alkit
Msn
C. F
Blam
Kam
Madoc IO
Mie Bam
Lifte Laney
Miler
Iloy L. Smith
Saxth Avenge
Greeley
Mary Raeaig
Wichuil Jton
Maude Ueefer
Give Homie
Colo
Wiolfred Doggins
EvansVille
Ind
Flam
Orchard
Junior Chamber Debates Need for New Greeley Hospital
At a Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting in Greeley the Jaycees discussed overcrowding at the current hospital and the possible construction of a new facility. Speakers argued the present building is antiquated and overburdened with county, charity, and paying patients, urging careful study before any decision.
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Greeley
Ajavilasedt
Cecy
Moray Olgut
Jaycees
Pyed W. Clark
United States
O'Hagan
Clark
Matestizeushiy
Ling
Roosevelt Divorce Action Deferred To Thursday Morning
A Roosevelt divorce case was postponed to Thursday morning in superior court. Mrs Roosevelt’s brother, Wendy Kualting, testified before the court but was unable to provide further details.
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Roosevelt
Belcey Gust Haase
Janus Roosevelt
la O'Clock
Superior Court
Jigrattorieya
Roosevelts Brotiar
Wendy
K. Cualting
Carroblorathig
Eevelty
Attend Safety Meetings in County Reach 1125 Attendance
County Superintendent of Schools S Munt Ine reported to Ian Cobb that Weld County safety meetings in February drew 1125 attendees. MIL school officials were thanked for cooperation, with Hamlin Satt and Bles praised for efforts. In California, Hamlin Rare Tang, 79, known as the dean of American letters, died at his home tonight of cerebral hemorrhage.
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Tw.s. Munt Ine
Fran Ian Cobb
Aeslatant
Natonal Safety Council
Jth Weld
Thane
Iter
Hamlin
Bles
California
Tally Woos Maren “Hamlin Rare Tang
Antarlean Letters
Ginger Rogers Sues Ayres for Divorce
Ginger Rogers sues Ayres for divorce after a period of separation. The filing alleges irreconcilable differences and notes prior marriage details. A separate court action mentions driving fines against individuals including carelessness charges.
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Ginger Rogers
Ayres
Negro Radical Scolds Senator At Committee Hearing
A Black activist from New York City, Banjuinis Davis, charged Senators with obstructing progress during a committee hearing. Senator Van Nuys, chair of the judicial panel, rebuked the witness, accusing him of trying to derail the impending legislation and labeling the accusation as a vile attempt to block reform. Davis testified he served on the editorial board of a periodical during the protest.
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T Associated
Tern Washington
Banjuinis Davis
New York City
Tergun Southiew
Atooges
Negra Witners
Oud Polne
Congress
van Nuys
Davin
Baily Wopker, Come Mantat
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Page Lands Conservancy District
Cummings
Adams
Northern
Mare
Kenosha
Enoueelly
Qiestione
Hha
Centuber Ds
John Wy Girman
Beat Lim Wiley
Jessie Biressor
Ilin
Lambs
Denver
Hintta
Sam Elam
Lasodated Press
Tablequal
Okla
Here
Noma Carpenter
Augelis
Maven
Ginger
Texluy
Virginia
Ayer
Feederick
Caretecs
Sir Streay
Weaver
George Pogue
Meh Avenue
Greecy
Comittee
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