Scorchy and Smith Recent Happenings Summary
Fragmentary OCR note references Scorchy and Smith with scattered names. Mentions Starcky, Dinh, Shire, Roly, and a press outlet, but details are unclear. No clear event or outcome established.
13 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1933
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note references Scorchy and Smith with scattered names. Mentions Starcky, Dinh, Shire, Roly, and a press outlet, but details are unclear. No clear event or outcome established.
Denver and Colorado Springs banks move toward reopening Tuesday under a progressive plan aligned with the federal reserve system. Officials report currency supply adequate for reopening, with governors granting banks options to resume on a straight currency basis or with special permissions.
Eyewitness accounts describe a midnight tremor and a second quake at 22 o'clock Saturday noon. Families sheltered in cars and upper floors as aftershocks rattled rooms and flooded streets with fear. Dishes rattled, beds shook, and people prepared for a potential tsunami while authorities ordered water boil advisories.
A detailed review of a concert featuring Dvora k Carnegal Overture, Liszt Los Preludes, and selections by Godard and Handel. It notes Mr. Oline leading the orchestra with improved clarity, Linas of tradition, and graceful ensemble, praising Mrs. Opp oboe tone and Carol Clendenin’s contralto in Lara and Adie Foret. The piece closes with attention to Le Cosny Franck Symphony and the overall program's engaging but imperfect depth.
Washington March 18 The plant breeders have produced a new beet strain resistant to curly top. Trials in five western states show yield gains over standard varieties, with 12 to 14 tons to the acre versus seven to fourteen for others. Government supervision will guide seed production through 1934 as farmers seek higher profits amid low beet prices and pulp by products.
Farm leaders finished a draft to place sweeping powers with Secretary Wallace to tailor crop support. They aim to submit the plan to Roosevelt for approval and urge emergency measures to aid crops this year.
Eaton March 13 a mock trial was staged in a combined Eaton Junior and senior high assembly with a jury of Rotarians and students assessing a supposed offence. The verdict returned was not guilty, and notable remarks were offered by L. R. Lrako J. B. Hathell J. N. Dellrose and GN. Reckoner. The defendant Ali Dratulteh and two witnesses Mary Loulna McMillan and Tis Nix were guests at the Rosary nin following the proceedings.
Washington March 1. The Senate banking committee voted today to continue its stock market investigation. An subcommittee chaired by Senator Fletcher of Florida will direct the inquiry with Ferdinand Pecora remaining as committee counsel. The focus shifts to the stock exchange rather than commercial banking.
March 13 report notes a probable late Wednesday decision on reopening the Chicago Board of Trade with expected resumption of other major grain exchanges by Friday. observers cite banking conditions and a 24 hour notice for trade. US wheat visible supply up 1,245,090 bushels from prior week. No drought impact seen in domestic winter wheat regions. A 190 year old execution in Bournemouth drew an outcry and market reaction. European growers face uncertain prospects amid declining supplies.
Gilcrest P T A will elect officers at a meeting Tuesday at the school. A nominating group of Mrs. Timothy, Elmer Mest Jan and General Kleer becoming nominating committee. Red Cross certificates will be presented to the women who aided the work in lowe hygiene. Group discussion on high school children's problems scheduled. Staff of student teachers will present songs, dramatic readings, and tumbling. Refreshments will be served by the committee.
County Superintendent Jerro B. Moreland begins weekly radio programs inviting children to join Moreland's Meglearpot club by sending writing or cards. Every Wednesday at 6 15 p m a travelogue is aired over KEKA in Greenville. Also notes a fire incident and a divorce filing in district court involving Grace Farrell and James Farrell.
The so called Fort Morgan labor contract faced local approval as the Mountain Blazers' Boat Gyowore market signaled a petition for granting and distribution. Under the terms 16 labor gates equaling a fifth of the step progressed monthly advances, space left vacant for filing, and potential changes to meet evolving sell conditions. J H McGonnell and family move from 402 Thirteenth Avenue to a farm two miles west of Bykiana in Boulder County.
Mrs Reed and her husband welcome a daughter named Joan Gabriels born Monday morning March 13 at Garden City Kansas hospital. The infant weighs pounds with no complications reported. Mrs Reed is formerly Leda Pyo of Orooley and Gervaly. Reed family noted in local wheat market table follows.
The market shows mixed signals with higher hog prices around 4.50 to 6.74 and steady to rising beef and veal quotes, while poultry remains steady. Various grades and regions report shifting demand, with buyers and shippers noting steady deliveries, price changes, and ongoing supply adjustments across markets.
Chicago market report shows varied cattle pricing and lots across weights. Listings include heavyweight steers, yearlings, and heifers with prices from 1,000s to 9.25 per pound, noting direct trade, bidding activity, and stock conditions.
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