Banners Earned by Two Schools in Health Programme
Health banners awarded to Pleasant Valley No 68 in the north and Kuner for Une south for highest blue ribbon health standings. Flags honor immunisation against smallpox and diphtheria, with red ribbons excluded. North district leaders include Pleasant Valley 42.8 percent and Grout 40.0. south district leaders feature Kuner 18.3 percent and Mountain View 11.4, among others.
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K. Clark
James Oguivie
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Walmer
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Blutt
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le Grange
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Vollmar
la Salle
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Hudson
Tone
Preanec Valley
Stone
Daniele
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St. Vrath
Coffin
Tongue
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Inman Finds Optimism on His New York Trip
G Inman district manager for Metropolitan Lite Insurance returns from the Metropolitan Managers conference in New York. He cites a prosperous 1992 with 3.5 billion dollars of new business and over 469 million in claim payments. Northern Colorado finished 14th in the western region. optimism among business authorities suggests the worst of the recession is over and improved conditions may come soon.
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Metropolitan Lite Inguraice Company
Metropolitan Managers
New York
Inman Ways Bis Company
Taman
Colorado
Jaman
Market Results From Denver Omaha Kansas City Reports
Denver and Omaha dairy and cattle quotes show weak to mixed demand. Calves and cows decline, fat cattle steady to higher, stockers mixed, hogs steady, and feeders fluctuating. Kansas City and Chicago follow with similar patterns. Wheat and corn futures edge lower while potato market hints at limited supply and steady demand. Eggs and butterfat hold near prior levels amid varied shipments and regional prices.
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Romeo
Hulk
Lyle
Nowa
Stornia
Omaha Maha
California
Ted
Bheen
Carly
Patlee
Kansas City Banune City
Potter Verlets
Packera
Toad
Abe UD
Mrs Allie James Dies Near Greeley After Illness
Mrs Allie James 60 wife of Pierce James died at her home east of Greeley early Tuesday. A Greeley resident for two years she came from town. No local funeral service Macy's to ship the body to Anamosa Iowa for interment. Survived by husband and children Mrs Finch Ralph Sall Darlas James all of Greeley Mrs H E Hetherington of Moline Ill Robert P James Mrs Paul Marchoty Collar Rapidy Ta Also three grandchildren three sisters and two brothers Frank Morey Cedar Rapids Ada Wickham Cedar Rapids Ada Wickham Cedar Rapids and Eon Morey Minneapolis.
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Pierce James
Greeley
James
Gresley
Macy's
Anamosa, Ja
Finch
Ralph Sall
Darlas James
H. EB. Hetherington
Moline
Robert P. James
Paul March Oty Collar
Fragmentary OCR Note About Cheyenne Train Route
A damaged OCR fragment describes a train route toward Cheyenne with references to westward travel and a helper or guide. The readable portions hint at a plan or arrival but are incomplete, with no clear dated event or identifiable names beyond places.
Young Edison receives patent on vibration eliminating device
Theodore Edison of West Orange New Jersey son of the late Thomas A Edison has been granted exclusive Washington rights for a device to eliminate vibration from machinery. The inventor, now in charge of the laboratories, is pursuing rubber substitutes and other experiments begun by his father. The device attaches to machinery and engineers say it will stop all vibration.
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Orange
N. J
Wheam
Theodore
Nam
Thomas A. Edison
Holieon
Washington
Edison
Questa
Theodore Caison
Stocks Downgrade Tumbles Market on Tuesday
Dow Jones and broad market indices weakened as foreign exchange volatility and Washington budget friction weighed on sentiment. Major issues including American Can and Coca Cola faced declines while a handful like U S Steel and American Telephone held up briefly before losses resumed. Special liquidations in collateral were seen as contributing to ongoing market softness.
Market lacks steadiness as tax fears weigh stocks
Activity in Western Union selling was dampened by talk of a federal tax on communications while American Telephony showed resilience. Teething issues in penny stocks like Pennay and Tehman Corp faded as markets awaited developments. Royal Dutch and Standard Oil of New Jersey held firm amid price pressures in foreign markets. Domestic crude output fell, and Standard Oil of California posted 22 cents a share for the first quarter, down from 53 cents a year earlier. A broker survey showed most expect continued liquidation, though some see a pause with favorable reserve credit and banking confidence. Uncertainty over Lausanne conference and congressional action add to the cautious mood.
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Western Union
Pannay
Tehman Corp
Wat Wald Fe Pourcea
Olla
Royal Dutch
Standards of
N. J
Fuuisian
Standard Off
California
Royal Dutchlin
Aga Louses
Federal Reserve
Veterans Bureau Head to Address DAV in Greeley May 14
Mr. Jack Carlton regional manager of the Veterans Bureau eleventh district will speak at the Disabled Veterans open meeting in Greeley May 14. The gathering at VFW hall begins at 2 86 p.m. and is open to the public with speakers from service organizations and an invitation to all veterans with disabilities connected to service.
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Jack Carlton
Veterans Bareat
Greeley
Carlton
V. F.W. Ball
Hemroids Quick Healers Warned by Dr. Leon Hardt
An old advertisement touts HEM-ROID tablets as internal remedies for hemorrhoids. It claims the product relieves congestion and restores circulation, promising fast relief and a money back guarantee via Gilbert-Bishop Drug Co. and Weldorade Drug Co.
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Leonhardt
Gilbert-Bishop Drug Co
Weldorade Drug Co
Mauro Is Sent To U.S. Reformatory
Mauro, an 18 year old Pueblo youth acquitted of murder, was sentenced to four years at Chillicothe federal reformatory after pleading guilty to manufacturing whiskey. He pleaded guilty to three counts of violating the liquor law. Judge J Foster Symes pronounced sentence. The attorney appeal failed to interest the court.
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Denver
Druno Mauro
Pueblo
Sam Camino
Chillicothe
Mauro
U. S
J. Foster Symes
Symes
Wheat Prices Sink After Early Rise In Chicago Trade
In Chicago May 8 wheat selling led to a sharp setback from an early advance with prices falling over a month’s low. Soy and corn also declined while provisions held steady. A separate district court filing by Snyder alleges conservatorship regarding 140 Birchorn Investment shares, claiming refusal of demands.
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Asien Press
Chicago
Prigen
Ruma Promoted as Quick Rheumatism Cure
Ad claims rheumatic pain stems from poisons in the blood and that RUMA, a liver kidney blood detoxifier, provides rapid relief by expelling toxins through natural elimination. It promises guaranteed results or payment. distributed by Gilbert Bishop Drug and Good Worldada Drug Co.
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Rama Sages
Gilbert Bishop
Woldorada Drug Co
Letter Praises City Hospital's Service
A letter to county commissioners from Elmer B Lycan and his son A T Lycan lauds the Greeley hospital for the care given to Elmer Lycan of Hattanga Nebraska during a recent visit. The letter commends the staff including Mr Young and notes the hospital’s goal to keep patients happy and content.
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City Hospital
Greeley Hospital
Elmer B
A. T. Lycan
Elmer Lycan
Hatt‘nga
Neh
Young
Born to Mr and Mrs Sivers Ault A new baby boy
Stork Express Awl May 3 report notes Mrs J Dovald Sivers of Ault gave birth Saturday morning to a son named Donald Ross weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces. They are at home with the newborn and Mrs Ruswell McFetridge is listed as the mother. Washington notes a pardon proposal for Hawaiian attack principals in a bill introduced by Senator McKellar of Tennessee, echoing earlier submittal by Representative Cripp of Georgia.
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Ault
Donald Ross
Washington
Prinjcipala
McKellar
Tennessee
Criep
Geox
Body of Lester Burns Found Near Steamboat Springs
Residents near Meaker and Cole report Lester Burns missing since August. Coroner A W Heyer says the body, with crushed skull, is three miles from the main highway near Steamboat Springs. Identification will rest on dentistry and general size. Burns had been missing for months.
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