Milliken Band Wins Again in State Contest
Denver reports the Milliken school band earned a high placing at the state contest and aims for the national competition in Evanston next month. The group, youngest member eight and oldest over sixteen, has a history of strong showings since 1929 and performed for Denham Theater guests and Rocky Mountain News staff yesterday.
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Evanston
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Denham Theater
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Rocky Mountain News
Tl. J. Ekaniler
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Marding
Eaton
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Oxcellant
Alt
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Louisyville
Chernsee
Anlt
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Marding Cranch
Fort Lunton
North
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Gouil
Mala Quarters
Johnstawy
Superior
Mardink
Monument
Louiaya
Enian
Good
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Wverngs
Batol
Harding
Loulaville
Gerthanil
Artaron City
Ault
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Cheyenne Aountain High School
Colorado Springs
Ood
Roosevelt Plan items push through House and Senate
Washington May 11 intense activity on Roosevelt program as House and Senate move more items forward while awaiting Speaker Nanney's return. Senate passes a new tax bill proposing one cent per gallon on gasoline for a year, reallocates electricity tax between industry and power firms, and lowers the parcel post rate to two cents. House acts on independent offices appropriations with cuts in veterans expenditures.
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Johnson Warns Colorado Congressmen for Relief Funds
May 11 Governor Edwin Johnson warned the Colorado congressional delegation in Washington that without timely relief funds Colorado faces rioting and extreme suffering. He noted requests for 400,000 in mid May and 850,000 for June were not approved, urging action to provide funds before May ends.
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Denver
Cavernor
Edwin Johnson
Colorado
Washington
Ibrout
KRPL
Conkresemen
Johson Sait
Grains Reach New Price Heights Amid Market Turmoil
Grain prices surge to record highs after chaotic trading and mixed futures reports. Market notes show Wheat futures in volatile moves with Chicago and Kansas City benchmarks posting sharp gains while delivery expectations and government crop outlook add to uncertainty.
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Chicago
Kansas City Wheats
Kansas City Market Report Mixed cattle and sheep prices
Kansas City markets show mixed cattle and calf demand with higher prices on some weights, while steer and heifer values vary. Oklahoma and Denver regions report steady to higher lamb and sheep quotes, with strong activity in vealers and stocker classes and notable movement on lighter weights.
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Weld Leads In U S Crop Loans At Colorado College
About 1100 crop loans totaling over 140000 have been granted this week and 84000 for Weld in crop finance. F A Anderson of Colorado Agricultural College reports the year’s loan total exceeds last year by about 300000 in value. Loans by county include Adams 248 loans 96100 Boulder 19 loans 2308 Larimer 112 loans 19725 Morgan 186 loans 20985. Weld and neighboring counties show the highest loan values and counts in the state.
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F. A. Anderson
Extension Department of
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Boulder
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Onunphy Oller
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Darimer
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Alamoga
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Rio Grande
San Miguel
Big Thompson Floods Fill Lake Loveland System Capacity
The article analyzes Lake Loveland and nearby reservoirs filling from flood waters. It lists Lake Loveland capacity at 626,000,000 cubic feet and 14,376 acre feet, Boyd Lake at 1,312,000,000 cubic feet and 41.14 acre feet, and Seven Lakes at 400,000,000 cubic feet and 200 acre feet. It notes the Greeley Loveland irrigation system can store rapidly with flood water and provides figures on daily storage under intake capacity.
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Hooda
Big Thompson
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No Facts Revealed in Investigation of Alcohol Poisoning
Police chief Roberts notes no conclusive findings in the recent alcohol poisoning case. Investigators questioned drivers, companions, and relatives, finding no evidence of foreign poison or contributory factors. The department entered the inquiry with no decisive results to report at this time.
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Grenkos
Police
Roberts
Snes Eg
Bodien
Ratoplon
Rottte Alcohaligny
Loaning of Auto License Plates Proves Expensive
Police court Wednesday night fined several residents including Marcela Qoreia and Frank Lopes for license plate loaning and prowling charges. G. H. Higett was released on bond. others like Oliver Parker J. H. Crawford and Wayne Johnayn paid fines for drawing without a license. Mrs Georges Mercer reported a poisoned dog incident. efforts to save the dog club with emul prospects of success were noted.
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Io & Friend
Marcela Qoreia
Neeanse Wates
Frank Lope
Gresley Weinsedey
Lopes
G. H. Higett
Howse
District Attorney’s Office
Wetacudar
W. R. Atanig
Thay
Oliver Parker
J. H. ‘Crawford
Wayne
Johnayn
French
Georges Mercer
Tenth Strest
Mercer
Emul
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Ellen Ertekkan and Homer Thompson
Mrs Ellen Ertekkan of Sh2pourth Quenue Med passed early Thursday. She leaves husband Robert Erieksen and daughter Ara. Homer Thompson of Nawlings Wyoming died. Macy Mortuary handles arrangements.
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Robert Erieksen
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Nawlings
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Farm Hand Confesses Fire That Caused 2 Million Loss
Ellsworth Missouri May 11 A young farmhand named Moore confessed to starting a blaze that caused about two million dollars in damage and destroyed 166 warehouses and 35 business blocks. He said he acted after watching flames from a nearby fire and entered the ringed storehouse before the alarm sounded. The 26-year-old, described as mentally challenged, was held as National Guardsmen maintained martial law in the town as crowds gathered.
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Hancock County
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Rome
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Lakewout
Peterson of Windsor Civil War Vet Dies at 86
Windsor May 11. William Peterson 86 longtime Windsor resident and Civil War veteran died Wednesday afternoon after a 12 day illness. Born in Cincinnati in 1846 he served in Company D 99th Ohio Infantry under Sherman and later moved to Colorado before settling near Windsor. He remained active in the Grand Army of the Republic and Memorial Day ceremonies. He is survived by a widow four children and six grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday at 2:50 pm at the Methodist church conducted by Rev Carpenter.
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Cincinnati
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Frank Laybourn
Greeley
PF. A. Crane
Jessie Harding
Los Angeles
Charley
Chicken theft cases heard by Judge Cartin court
A group of chicken stealing cases were taken up by Judge Alvude OW Cartin of the district court on Thursday. Donald Holtesen of Platteville pled."
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Noan
Donald Holtesen
Plattéville
Memorial Service For Walter Bliss Held In District Court
The district court commemorated Walter Bliss with a formal memorial Thursday. Judge Claude G. Coffin, Judge Nolet G. Strong and others presided as Weld County Bar Association president EB Surder led the eulogy. Resolutions were read by William R. Kelly and become part of court records, with copies sent to Bliss family and attended by Larimer County bar representatives and Mrs Elisa’s clients.
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Dstrict
Rae
Forauoon
Claude G. Cottins
Nolet G. Strong
Frank J. Green
Clay R. Ape
Liga
Thomas J. Warren
L. B. ‘Vemple
Larimer County Bar Association
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Elisa
Egg Hatchers Parade at Hill's Inkubator Ad
An ad promotes the most modern clean incubator for hatching chicks in Greeteye. Hill's at 1544 1ith Street advertises the incubator.
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Hill's
Five Year Prison Sentence for Merrick in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City, Percy Merrick was convicted by a jury of slaughter and sentenced to five years in prison. The trial tied Merrick to the death of Henry Denver and included testimony about a related incident at a Downs residence. The state sought maximum penalty while Merrick faced broader charges of murder.
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Bruce Henderson
Ke DeHaven
Don Russo
Botter
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Percy Merrick
Henry Denver
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