New Cars Purchase Trend Seen Across State
Denver secretary of state Charlen M Armstrong reports a steady rise in new motor vehicle registrations, especially trucks, with Denver, El Paso, Pueblo, and Weld counties showing gains since 1929. He notes truck purchases signal improving business conditions and that Denver county leads in per capita car ownership.
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Prasad Denver
Charlen M. Armatrong
Atates
Armatrong
Atate Motor Vehicle Department
Aolee
Denver
Wold
Puebla
Motor
Jil Paso
Pueblo
Weld
Denver County
Lady Heath Granted Divorce for Cruelty
Lady Mary Heath the British aviatrix was granted a divorce from Sir James Heath in Reno Nevada on grounds of extreme cruelty. She said he was penurious and mentally affected by money matters and alleged plans to disinherit her by will after their brief marriage. The suit was filed last January after her arrival to establish residence and recover from injuries sustained in an August airplane accident.
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Reno
Nev
Mary Heath
James Heath
Heath
Lady Heath
Eudy Heath
Alvorce
Ruling on Authority Is Sought Over Precinct Creation
The Colorado AG asks for a legal interpretation of election statutes ahead of September and November voting. The question concerns how precincts are formed for city and county voters in areas where residents reside across jurisdictional lines. Fort Morgan reports 65,000 acres planted for sugar beets in the Sterling Fort Morgan Brish and Ovid factory district with timely rains after heavy planting.
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Casoashared
Denver
Robert B. Winbourn
Fort Morgan
Sterling
Brish
Ovid
Dr Shipley Transferred to Council Bluffs for Hog Cholera Work
Dr T A Shipley inspector in charge of meat inspection at the U S Department of Agriculture Denver stockyards for four years has been moved to Council Bluffs where he will work in the hog cholera division Eaton May 3 The Greenville high school orchestra gave a concert in the high school auditorium at 330 pm Thursday with many pupils and parents in attendance and a mix of popular and erasaleal numbers
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Denver
T. A. Shipley
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Denver Stockyarda
Council Duffs,ss
Department
Eaton
Greelay High School
New 44 Club Formed in St. Vrain School District
A new 44 club formed in St Vrain district near Go Wanda with W A Tatkingan as lender. Meeting Thursday elected Walter Miller president Leonard Parsons vice president Alvin Munnell secretary Edwina Dorgman song leader Hill Rhodes club reporter. Members will raise pigs corn rabbits chickens ducks geese. A duty now being farmed for the patrol club near Hereford about 13 miles east per Stratton.
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St. Vrain School Cieirat
Go- Wanda
W. A. Tatkingan
Stratton
Dounty Ciub
Parenta
Atfleara
Walter Miller
Leonard Parksson
Alvin Munnell
Edwina Dorgman
Hill Rhoades
Artra Piga
Iickens
Bulnend
Ducka
Yeena
Bayern
Threa
Dutie
Hereford
Startton
Soft Ball League To Organize Tuesday Night
Soft ball league organizers will meet Tuesday at 7 30 pm at New Arthur Hardware to draw up a schedule Leo Dillin volunteers to start a league and has eight prospective teams with four more expected Model Mills Boyd s Clear Stores Bill Lafgren s Postofiles H and H Barber Shop Metbottat High School invited to join teams now planning to enter rise from local businesses and schools
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Teama
Arthur Hardware
Leo Dilinn
Noftball
Eix
Softhalla
Model Mills
Boyd's Clear Stores
Bill Lafgren
Postofiles
H. and H. Barber Shop
Metbottat Hish School
College Musicians at Ault Assembly Friday
Ault high school audience heard visiting musicians from Colorado State Teachers College. Mr. Brooke sang four solos including Bite of Home and Dinah with Misa Moore on piano. Misa Moore played a Chonin piece, then local students Turney Stevens McBride McIntyre Tidwell Twiggs Meyers offered a teaser to the senior close play.
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Ault
Ault High School
Brooke
Miss Moore
Conservatory of Music
Colorado State Teachers College
Fox
Gardner
Alcola
Dinah
Hill
Misa Moora
Misa Moore
Chonin
Garrison
Salt
Genlara
Whythe Turney
Manley Stevens
Gladys McBride
Alyca McIntyre
Ferren Tidwell
Habible Twiggs
Ben Meyers
Vote on State Bird Returns Slowly in Colorado
Frey Denver May 3 All the troubles of census enumerators and a one armed cranberry merchant beset Katherine L Craig state superintendent of public instruction in obtaining a vote from Colorado school children on the state bird Miss Craig expected 250 000 votes to be cast but early returns indicate not all children in 63 counties are polled Some ballots are returned for proper enumeration Others kept for tabulation Miss Craig may seek a new vote Arbor Day The poll chose blue jay meadowlark new bluebird and the robin 275 000 lambs left on Colorado feed lots April 26 compared with 290 000 a year ago Northern Colorado had 160 000 head compared with 205 000 a year ago
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C Associates Frey
Denver
Kathering L. Craig
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Colorado
Arknorse Valley
Scottsblatt
United State Division of Livestock and Crop
Lindbergh Eyes Night Air Service Between Americas
Charley A Lindbergh predicts night air service linking North and South America after inaugurating mail flights Buenos Aires to North America He says night passenger service could begin once facilities and fuel are in place along Central and South American routes though it may take time to become a reality.
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Canpseranedl
Miami
May
Fea
Agon
trans-American Aviation
Charley A. Lindbargh
Buenos Aires
North America
Central
South America
Servica Do
Latin America
Americas
Cristobil
Canal Zone
Cinsot
Milliken School System Ends Successful Year
Milliken, May 3. The Milliken school system ends a successful year with two weeks remaining before closure. Principal Donald Moore and Supt J F Moreland oversee staffing changes as several teachers sign contracts for the coming term while others move to new posts. New hires include Mika Wright to teach first grade and Roy French to lead mathematics and junior high athletic classes. Several positions remain open including music and art and fifth-grade teaching.
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Miss Wright
Fleming
Roy French
Galeton
Samantha McCoy
French
Ault Seniors Plan Tennis Court Equipment Drive
Ault Senior class voted to donate 315 of the proceeds from the class play to buy equipment for the Ault tennis court. Thirty more dollars will be used for a trophy cage built by Mr World, the manual training instructor, for the school. The fate of the remaining funds from the 70 is undecided.
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Ault
My. Worls
Lindbergh Heads North Directly to New York
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh started from Miami at 0:98 A.M. E.S.T. in his plane and headed directly for New York with no stops, aiming to repeat the route of his recent cross country flight and setting a new speed record.
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Lindbergh
New York
Fla
May
Charles A. Lindbergh
Miami
E.S. T
Kuner Empson Canning pays Class B dividend to holders
Dividend checks totaling 2175 per share were issued to Class B preferred stockholders of the Kuner Empson Canning Company. The fiscal year declared multiple dividends, with one on March 1 and the fourth on April 10, authorizing the payout.
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Kuner-Empson Canning Company
Throsanisiar Dividinda
Pierce County Women Organize Missionary Society Meet
The Pierce County For eign Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. B A Spangler s home on Thursday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. William Cartdon and daughter Lol and Helen Wolt of Ault. Several Pierce residents attended an airplane exhibition in Denver on Wednesday.
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Pierce Pierce
Society
B. A. Spangler
William. Cartdon
Hey Giatar
Helen ‘Wolt
Danyer
Pierce
Denver
Maurice Lyle
Cherlan van Why
G. Hamin
Charlie Hargisani
Geraldine
Gerald
Toll
Boulder
William Shaw
Sha
Shirley May
Besaie L. Crain
Bernetta
Ault
John Yate
Judith Daniela
H. Q. Agnes
Smith Hughes
M. A. Barnes
Fort Collins
Mary Frances Hilk
R. M. Jones
Nellie Yates
Las Vesta
Joe
Laura Magill
Ofstar
Tom Gellitan
Bob Bird
J. H. Rown
Greeley
L. M. Nowe
J. C. van Cleve
Ethel
Arizona
Ethel Frederickson
Dorine Jones
Roy Hines
Charlie Hargis
Pleasant Prairie Local Notes On Weather and Oil Work
Pleasant Prairie reports three small showers this week with grass and small grain ahead of schedule. Oil well work continues at 5700 feet amid social congregating on sunny Sundays. Wickstrom and Koken families traveled to Port Morgan Thursday and to Greeley Friday. Dorn to Mr. and Mrs Reinhold Melati a daughter.
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David Cunthr
Lestie Dodge
Fort Morgan
Sandling
Wickstrom
Koken
Port Morgan Thoraday
Greeley Wriday
Dorn
Reinhold Melati
Daugher
Den ver Tong Dealers Convention Attendees Reported
La Salle residents Messra FT W Dison and J A Behgens attended a tong dealer convention held in Denver Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Futler plan a Saturday departure for Lander Wyoming to establish a home. Mr Fuller has a coaltion in a bank there.
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la Salle Lasalle
Messra FT
W. Dison
J. A. Behgens
Tong Dealera
Denver
Charles Futler
Lander
Wyo
Fuller
Bank Thera
Funeral, cattle shipment mark week in Torrington
Mrs Henry Stroh was called to Torrington Wyoming on Monday to attend the funeral of her niece Edna Bachman and returned Wednesday evening. Sam Crowley shipped his last car load of feeder cattle to the Denver market on Monday. Charles Binder and
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Milliken Milliken
Henry Stroh
Torrington
Wyo
Edna Bachman
Sam Crowley
Denver
Charles Binder
Local Families Shift Habits and Homes Near the Daniela Ranch
Georgs Griffith ore shipments appear among Te gent shippers while the Laweon family, new to M Mken from Grealey, occupy the Grandpa Crawford house. Myr. Laweon works at the local partum plant. The Georgs Kammerzell family plans a modern house on the Daniela ranch. A new spill water well is drilled on that place. T C Turner, Fort Collins telephone manager, visited the final telephone exchange. Walter Daniels drove cattle to Orchard on Thursday and placed them in a summer grazing pasture.
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Georgs Griffith
Laweon
Dn M Mken
Grealey
T. C. Turner
Fort Collins
Walter Daniels
Ault Senior Banquet Invitations Issued
Invitations issued at Ault High School for the senior banquet to be held in the high school building at 6 PM on Saturday May 3. Juniors and advisors are busy planning the annual event for the school and board members are invited.
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Ault
Ault Hich
Jhigh School
Mies
Arlene Gibgon
Bayy Beer
Sles
Leonard Carlson Heads Eaton High Student Officers
The annual Eaton High School Associated Students election was held on Thursday May 1. Officers for the coming year will be sworn in Friday May 2, with hopes the new leaders uphold past standards and achieve similar success. Elected were Leonard Carlson as president Lloyd Lath as vice president Ruby Ricketta and Clary Nix as secretaries and Howard Crackin as treasurer.
May Fete at La Salle Delights Local Crowd
May 3 La Salle held a May Fete on the school lawn with a large audience. Pupils from across grades performed folk dances and vocal numbers under music supervisor Mrs. Paul Meeker. The seventh grade girls led a winding May pole, praised for precision and beauty.
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Colara
Warnoco Ballroom Opens This Evening With Dance
Warnoco ballroom opens for the summer tonight with a big dance. The Vaga bonds will provide music. The hall is newly decorated in blue and orange with refinished floor and new lighting. Imported favors are promised and palce makers will be provided.
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Warnoco
Democratic Hens Make Amazing Egg Record
John B. F. Redman reports his hens remain strong in their egg laying contest, aiming to beat the county’s previous record. Monthly totals show 11 hens producing 242 eggs over a period, about 22 eggs per hen, with February 207, March 239, and April 243 as two broods were hatched.
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John BF
Redman
Rodyman
Weld
Herman Carlson to Preach at Swedish Tabernacle
Herman Carlson of Kingaberg California will address the congregation of the Swedish Tabernacle church here at 11 a.m. and 7:40 p.m. Borghes Sunday. Sunday e200) will start at 10:2? a.m. with County People's meeting at 6:30 p.m.
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Herman Carlson
Kingaberg
Calif
Deaths and Funerals: Watson A. Clement
Watson A. Clement aged about one year died Saturday morning at the Akron hospital after a month as a patient. He is survived by his widow and three or four children. Burial will be at Flagler near Akron per Sattley’s Funeral Home where the body is now being held.
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Watson A. Clemant
Dany Roggen
8Anez Hospital
Clement Ia
Flagler
Akron
Sattley
Crane Jury Selected to Try R M Crane and Flynn
Denver May 3 a jury was selected to try R M Crane and Flynn former employee of Associated Industries Corporation on conspiracy charges tied to the firm’s December 1928 failure. Ninety one prospective jurors passed through the box before final selection. Both defendants exhausted all peremptory challenges. Testimony to begin Monday.
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Denver
R.M. Crane
Flynn
Associated Industriesorporation
Stoen
Fragmented OCR Summary of June Data in Chicago Market
The text presents a jumble of month names numbers and percentages with scattered references to Chicago and various codes. It appears as OCR noise listing May July December and values like 31.01 4025 1103 8998 81% and other alphanumeric tokens without coherent context or event.
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Chicago
Dade
Census figures refine Pueblo city population in 1930
Population figures released by the census office place Pueblo in a manufacturing city with about 50,088 residents in 1930, up 7,100 since 1920. The 1920 census had recorded 42,908 residents for the city.
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Pueblo
Local Legion Members To Attend Fort Morgan Meeting
Several members of the American Legion plan to attend the district lesson to be held at Fort Morgan Sunday with headquarters at Fort Morgan Country Club. Discussion will cover formation of a police district including 61 posts at the convention. From Greeley attenders include Commander 8.8 Prent, Earl Cummings, C J. Di coll, Roy Souman, Bar Gucher.
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American Legion
Fort Morgan
Fort Morgan Country Club
Greeley
Prent
Earl Cummings
C J. Dicoll
Roy Souman
Bar Gucher
Death of Eaton High School Agriculture Teacher Cochran
A. Cochran, agriculture teacher at Eaton High School in the Simith Hayes act, died Sunday morning in Fort Collins after a two month illness from a glandular disease. A graduate of the Agricultural College, Cochran taught there four years and is survived by his wife, Dale, his mother and father, and a son who teaches at Casper.
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A. Cochran
Haton
de Hol
Fort Collins
Cochran
Gochran
Eaton
Dale
Casper
Ley Wins Damage Suit in Goat Hill Accident Case
In a diary court trial, Yor Hernan Ley, poncer, won damages from Vi Brothers Bakery of Deny arising from a December accident on Goat Hill south of Lafayetta. The verdict awarded the full amount sought, covering injuries to Ley and compensating his wife’s claim.
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Toulder
Hernan Ley
Poncer
Lafayetta
Vi Brothers Bakery Company
Deny
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Lindy
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Milliken
Kuner’s
Lud Avenue
18Th
Pleasant Prairie
Leonard Carlson
la Salle
Warnoco Ballroom
Couzens & Day Co
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J. L. Thompson
Eluhth
Greeley, Cols
Stork Express
Harry Hyrmaworth
Gilereat
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Ley
Platte Valley State Bank
Fort Lupton, Colo
Haver
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J.c.penney CO
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