Acreage Signed Up In Colorado and Nebraska Districts
Colorado factory districts report May 1 contracted acres totaling 137 372, surpassing last year, with Eaton and Greeley showing high activity. Nebraska districts including Bayard Mitchell and Lyman show 6026 acres contracted, while Wheatland and Lovell rise to 7 004. Final figures expected to exceed May 7 data as contracting continues amid favorable conditions and moisture outlook.
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Bern
Cally
Fallnwaz Eaton
Creeley
Fort Collins
Lavereld
Longmont
Araiuse
Brighton
Fort Luptonile
Sterling
Denver
Fort Morgan
Ovil
Brush
Nebraska
Seaustratt
Gering
Bayard
Aina Fare
Mitchell and
Lyman
M.S. Looper
Greeley
Eaton
Gresley
Looper
AAA
Graviey Faelory
Windsor
Fort Lupton
Weely
Condi
Me Looper
Misery tax exemptions take effect immediately in Colorado
Attorney General Dyron G. Rogers ruled that the five per cent service tax, reenacted by the general assembly, becomes effective at once as of Monday. The ruling states the tax cannot be imposed on services provided by doctors, dentists, hospitals, waterworks, water districts, or cemeteries starting that day.
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Rogers
Asaceinted
Dever
General Assembly
Ralph L. Carr
Dyron G. Rogers
Lightning Kills Orchard Farmer in Field Near Orchard
A farmer identified as Asade Tulcl Pesia Fort Mor Ba Minty o Guatay Barbosun 87 was struck by lightning and killed instantly while driving a farm wagon about 10 miles north of Orchard between 5 and 6 pm yesterday. Coroner J H Fabigon confirmed a lightning stroke caused the death. Sampson’s belly was reportedly tangled over an axle as the body lay in the field. Altho the actor apparently roened about the fell for some time, the official ruling stands.
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Asade
Sampson
Linn
Witness recites $150 bid for liquor department post
Denver May 3 Associated Press testimony shows an applicant told to pay $150 for a state liquor department job. Harold Drake allegedly solicited the sum. officials deny commission members sent the demand. George Saunders and Moses Alexander testify about examination rumors and a reshaped question set before a 1936 licensing exam.
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Associated Press
Denver
State Liquor Department
Civil Services Commission
Joseph J. Marsh
Harold T. Mthake
Marsh
Une Drake
Drakes
Johns Heuereyarkment
Harold Drake
Bg Sue
Drake
Compission
Moses Alexander
Clara Wilking
Hernan G. Getty
Quexiios
Park
Local Thunderstorms Push Thompson to Peak Inflows
Local thunderstorms sent Thompson to a peak as river inflows surged to 475 second feet, with Loveland Lake receiving 405 second feet. George Kral, water commissioner, noted Loveland Lake nearly reached high capacity while flows also filled Time Supply Ditch and Donath Lake. He warned Loveland Lake will be filled before Boyd Lake storage continues.
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Loveland
Nay
Lal
Bie Thuopsuo
George Kral
Commissioner Aid
Loveland Lake
Donath Lake
Kye
Boyd Lake
Severe quake reported near Mexico City route
A strong earthquake was recorded southwest of Mexico City near Tacubaya on Wednesday. The quake was estimated to have occurred about 1,150 miles from Mexico City, according to seismograph notes.
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Mexico City
Tacubaya
Wuerday
Lawyers Called To Conference On Mine Labor
Law firms and mine operators convened a conference to discuss a new labor contract to reopen idle eight state Appalachian mines. The talks aim to address a proposed union dues check off and a possible closed shop, with a spokesman objecting to the plan and withdrawing from the meeting.
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Associated Press
Yok
Dualun
Mey
Appalachian
United Ming Workers
Tewan
Sttar Fames Waller Carter
Sodthira
Ricca
Wagner Act Under Fire by D C Leader
Washington May 3 W Gibson Carey Jr industrialist and incoming president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States assailed the Wagner labor relations act at a national business meeting. He said the legislation has induced unrest decreased productivity and displaced thousands of private sector workers.
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Washington
W. Gibson Carey Jr
Chamber of Commeres
United States
Carey
North Greeley approves major sewer project and rodeo plans
Greeley aldermen approved a 9,084 foot lowline sewer along the river to serve areas north of Second Street, with WPA funding and city costs. Also approved are street use for the Ureflex Spud Rodeo on July 3 and 4, plus parade routes and concessions.
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Gerya
Greeley
Second Struet
Gresley
Powdre
Rodeo Committee
Igieh Street
Ninth
Tenth
Inland Grove Park
Ad Ant Lotro
Epherssfong
EU Gromiainnd
Qk Lao Way
Electris Company
Igiia
Avernea
Pwenlysecoml
Lwo da Talond
Gvaya Park
Louse
Mie Rauvty
L. J ¥. Vanderhoot
George FP
Smith
George Smith
Fifteenth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Glenmera
Guy
C.O.C
Groeley
Fort Collins
Larimer
HM. Dolphin
Greelay
Bandits Force Doctor To Remove Bullet With Razor Blade
In Chicago on May 3 two gunmen who killed a man and wounded two officers during a tavern robbery forced a doctor to extract a bullet from a robber using a razor blade. Victim Alex Ferguson, 57, died, while officers Edwin McIntyre, 42, and Philip Kelly, 85, were wounded. Dr Siegmund Hirschflelg was summoned to a postal address and compelled to operate.
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Hildup
Postal Point
Alex Ferguson
Northwestern Aveling
Edwin McIntyre
Philip Kelly
Siegmund Hirschflelg
Flood control work planned on Adams Weld line near Brighton
Adams and Weld counties may begin flood control construction on the county line near Brighton to protect farmland and approaches to three Weld county bridges. County Commissioner Freddy Ford said a decision could come before week’s end after a Tuesday meeting with farmers and fellow commissioners. The Taowan area and spring runoff are cited as context with longstanding river control under scrutiny. Dr Paul Ol Honored appears at end of clipping with Colorado Cyprimometric Association news from Denver.
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Brighton
South Platte
Incheck
Freddy Ford
Ford
Adans-wield
Admun Ronnty
Thawan
Bankers Gather for Group No 1 Program in Greeley
About 200 bankers attended the Group No 1 program in Greeley on Wednesday at the Masonic temple. The Colorado Bankers Association event featured talks by state officials and bankers, with plans for similar meetings in May and a future address by William Phillips on cabbage not kings.
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Bankera
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Colorado
Greeley
Group No. L
Colorado Butrkéra Association
Masonic Temple
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Yan
Adams
Atapaloe
Denver
Jefferson
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Houlster
Federal Reserve Barn
Deuver
Avere
MM. Calnitts
Gitter
Maulo T. Har
State Bank Cornlsioner
J. E. Morrison
Extension Service
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Fort Cairns
Regiew
Us Activilica
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Alien of
Eagle
Abule Association
G. W. ‘Totten
Gest Vier
Mr. Totter
Baltimore Mayor Wina Tallimore Faces Re election Bid
Baltimore May 3 Mayor Iowarid W. Jackson with 24,008 votes leads Theodan in a party split contest for a fourth term. Opponent Amel Celdin, Republican, trails. The result signals party unity amid factional tensions and marks a decisive victory for Jackson.
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Iowarid W. Jackson
Theodan
Amel Celdin
Mrs Mallory Dies Tuesday at 52
Mrs Nelle McGregor Mallory 52, wife of Dr A Mallory of Colorado Slate College of Education, died at home 1407 Twelfth Avenue after months of illness. Survived by husband and two daughters Mrs Lowise Rameny of Greeley and Mrs Esther Northup of Walla Walla WA. Northup to arrive in Greeley Thursday. Funeral at 2:30 from Bart Joy Funeral Chapel with interment at Linn Grove.
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A. Mallory
Mathematica J
Colorado
Slate College of Education
Twelfth Avenue
Mallory
Lowise Rameny
Greeley
Esther Northup
Walla Walsh
Wash
Northup
Greslay
Claconne McGregor
Heli Tien
Bart Joy Funnyal Florin Chanel
Linn Grove
Waldo Elected Granley School Board President
Hubert Waldo was elected president of the Granley school district board of education at the organization meeting Tuesday night following Madis section. Albert Keys named vice president. Charles N. Jackson appointed treasurer for the year. Ell Howard Culberson named secretary and business manager. Six tentative approvals granted for senior high graduation list and plans for a new elementary school building. An opportunity survey for a school work program will start soon, with initial staff named and preliminary results to guide program setup.
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Hubert D. Waldo, Jr
Board of Education
Granley
Madiy
Pinacco
If D. Waldo, Jr
Walter Liam
Mraliner Thayer
Albert Keys
Chat Inn
Floyd E. Witson
Robert 0. Waldo, Jr
Watter J. Bain
Clit Me
Blomr Hoyer
Floyd i
AV Uion
Uxt Bivaks
Robert S. Gil
Oliver Parker
I. BD
Eldridge
Schooky Po
Rosigmetian
Mies Chatlahan
Cen School
Yeita
G. Praziec
Tor
Miss Marl
Madsen
Chamber of Commerce and
Uns Board of Election
Reantta
Restraining Order Issued in Greeley Divorce Case
County court granted a restraining order against John D. Wetstow n of Greeley in a divorce action with Mig Logan Whetstone and their children noted as pendente lite. Judge Benjamin A. Wonduock issued the order. Other county court divorce cases cited include Violet Girard and Ernest Girard, and Helen Messick versus Theodore Menalik, with cruelty and custody disputes.
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John D. Wetstown
Greeley
Mig
Logan Whetstone
Benjamin A. Wonduock
Whetstone
Nomsinport
Aincks Cilady
Beighton
John W. O'Lygi
Hie
Violet Girard
Ernest Girard
Ta Salle
Violet Tay
Roy M. Briggs
Plamnttt
Helen Ti. Messick
Theodore H.menalik
Marces
Lamar Te Neo. Hoy
Driges
Roosevelt Signs Critical Defense Fiscal Measure
Roosevelt signs a major defense bill authorizing about 169 million dollars for fortifications and equipment, plus 410 million for Navy and Army needs. The act strengthens continental defense and raises naval readiness with personnel and procurement funding across multiple states and services.
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Roosevelt
Morgan Council Sets Vote On Federal Power Offer
Fort Morgan voters on June 12 face a decision after a year of talks between the city council and the reclamation bureau over purchasing federal power. A Denver engineer's study found the Bemidji or Bemid? project would allow power at a cheaper rate than the city can produce locally, prompting an official recommendation and a plan to present the issue to the electorate.
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Birean
Ety Vounell
Reclamation Bureau
Fort Morgana Munleipe
Gower W
Wyoming
Tin City
Exhansivn
Prank
Prowly
Denver
Wheelty Enimell
Wansinasion
Vrauty
Britain France and Russia to meet at Geneva May 15
Foreign secretaries of Britain France and Soviet Russia reportedly plan a Geneva meeting on May 15 to push an alliance as the League of Nations gathers. Maxter Litvinell Georges Bonet and Vigcount Martias are said to attend, while Chamberlain denies Germany encirclement plans and signals readiness to discuss reciprocal proposals with Poland.
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Russia
Geneva
League of Nations
Maxter Litvinell
Rusia
Georges Bonet
France
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Dewllock
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Hoosevelt
Wither
Tribel
Poland
Beitisl
Cero
Ani Bigate
von Inaudlile
Latevile
Acti
Horace Mann Program Thursday Afternoon
Parents of Moraine Mann and friends are invited to a Thursday afternoon program at Horace Mann School. The event includes a puppet show, musical numbers, and a spring play featuring various grade levels and student performances.
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Horace Mann
Moraine Mann Sehor
Physis Saul
Ereloek
Plco Jiegerain
Methee Goose
Stockett
Aening
Miss Wright
Sony
Fairy Sonn
Mrs. Joes
Misy Welsts
Wea Togsteeya
Dr Alvin Berg Heads Rotarians in New Board
Dr. Alvin Berg was elected president of the Rotary Club with Will Bare as vice president and John Read as secretary treasurer. Jossell Magden named to ReMUb ALarins, as the new board was set to take effect July 1. At the close of the previous meeting, the board included George Luter, Dr. Berg, Willan Farr, John Hancock, GA Snyder, and William Stuckover.
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Alvi Here
Rutiary Dlo
Vene Vertiniog
Wau Bare
John Read
Wil Tressurer
Jossell Magden
Remub Alarins
Ui Anetting
George Luter
Dr. Berg
Willan Farr
Jom Hancock
B.'s N GA Snyder
Wiliinny Stuckover
Mrs Maury Adams Dies in Pueblo on Tuesday
Mrs. Mary EB Allen y former tri fant of Greeley died in Pushy Tuesday evening. For many years she lived 91 20 Eleventh agentr in Denver. Funeral service will by held Friday afternoon at 2 oclock front Macys Iowawing Tou, with juternent achiv Grave.
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Mary EB. Alleny
Trifant
Greeley
Albert Aiken
Myon
Denver
Macys
Coal fires and patrols spark in Wy and Ky clash
In Wyoming and nearby Kentucky regions, reports describe rapid patrol deployments by state officials led by Governor Chandler and a flying convoy from Tennessee. Two Whitley County deputies and a bystander were beaten, according to Deputy Sheriff Stayton and Sheriff Bulsen, amid growing unrest in the coal fields.
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Tfarlan, Wy
A. D. Chandler
Harlow
Whitley County
Tennessee
Soria Stayton
Willingborg
Icy
Mira
Giza Bulsen
Winliey J County
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