Greeley High Honors Listed for Assembly
Greeley High held an assembly Monday morning with departments praised for annual support. Carl Garner won a company crop judging cup, Leonard Tenderson spoke on cooperative marketing, and several students received honors, rings and pins for state judging and other contests.
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Greeley High
Greeley Istyls
Eleridea
du Bani
Agricultural Department
Ruasell Batearron
Mio
Alpha Zola
Carl Garner
Great Ventura Stgar Company
Iuto Te
Greelay
Suent Comppany
Greslay
Paw
Illesple
Graglay
Carl Hubert
Hittilge
Howard Benson
Sorley Jost Simmer
Ha Neo
Orlen Pacific
Leonard Tenderson
Way
Fio Hodal Ha
Fort Collin
Savera Boys
Mrr. Eluridge
Honard Dongon
James Kennedy
Ivan Miller
William Porter
Leonard Henderson
KPAL
Atuilants
Secularism Menace of College Youth Presbyterian Says
Presbyterian official Mr Young argues secularism threatens youth morality at a conference before the general assembly. The article notes a contentious election for moderator with seven candidates and potential nominations on the assembly floor.
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Presbyterian
Young
General Assembly
Busimesa
Lewis Seymour Mudgs
Philadelphia
Mora Mayta
Gudathera Frantha Assembly
Tharaday
Veterans in Indiana Lack Transportation to National Capital
Washington Indiana May 25 Veterans from World War I of the Union expedition arrived from improvised bunks along the Baltimore and Ohio tracks this morning and faced the question of how to continue their march to the national capital. The group reached the area after being unloaded and their duty to reach Illinois had been completed. Grand Junction May 25 George Williams, 43, died last night of heart disease sparked by shock after exposure to burning gasoline from an exploding tank during a Sunday incident. Marriage license filings were reported for C Albert Heskett and Wilma Kendrick of Canoncey.
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Washington
Ind
Grand Junction
Nay
George Williamn
Mérriaga
C. Abert Heskett
Wilma Kendrick
Starlight Stored For Expo Lighting Claim
May 25 Ghicaga A rehearsh sub side r has found a way to keep starlight cold for storage and would ease expo lighting concerns. Dr Harvey C G Rentechior, director at a large obstetrical equipment firm, says Arcturus light could be captured in a phosphorescent substance and frozen in liquid air for release when needed. Officials chose Arcturus as the energy source to light the exposition opening, noting long freight times and Chicago’s 1893 Columbian Exposition anniversary.
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University of Chicago Werkes Observatory
Wil
Rentechler
Arcturus
Chicago
Cuban Government Steps After Four Executed by Guards
Hayapa May 26 government officials tightened security after four political prisoners were killed by a military guard while attempting to escape. Authorities say the executions were part of a broader crackdown on a revolutionary movement and that a “law of fight” was used to justify eliminations. Police detained about 260 known opposition members as part of efforts to quell unrest.
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Roveriment Og 4
Sonestion
Diego Diaz
Neta
Condon Clue Collapses in Lindbergh Kidnapping Case
In a morning bulletin Colonel Schwarzkopf said Dr. Condos who paid the $60000 ransom had identified one photo as resembling the ransom child. The image matched John Swenson, but state police found no connection to the case.
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S Amonaten
Sree
Hopewell
John
Canton
Bronx
Modister
Han Drep
Hia
Asard
Toay
Col
Narmat Schwarnkopf
Hia Marning
Dr. Condos
Jaffla
Jatuis
Jobo
John iSwenson
Swenson
Col. Schwarzkopf
First Rally Allied Youth for Prohibition Held Here
The Allied Youth for Prohibition held their first rally in the church parlor of the First Christian Church at Elghth Agenoa and Chicteenth Street in Gran tey on Saturday evening May 23 at 730. Weld county youth and interested colors are urged to attend.
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Allied Youth For Prohibition
Neo
Parove
First Christian
Placards required on explosive trucks in several states
The Public Utilities Commission ordered placards on trucks carrying explosives on both sides and rear at public highways sites. The rule follows a deadly accident in various parts of the country. In Ohio, drillers moved equipment before drilling anew near Keota, at Hiram Vawter place, Section 35 850, six miles north.
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Denver
Telos
Vna State J Public Utilities
Ohio Mo
Keota
Ohio Ol Company
Hiram Vawter Place
Eix Millis Amnth
Methodists Alter Their Divorce Rule
The Methodist general conference adjourned with plans to tighten divorce policy and a shift in burial and marriage rites. Debates centered on recognizing divorce for causes beyond adultery and altering lines of the marriage vow and burial prayers. Conference also approved reducing quadrennial conference size to 612 delegates and discussed evangelism in Russia and policy changes.
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Atlantic City
Tevor
Narnia
Rituak
Sone Delegatia
Targa Atlantia City
Logista
Huroye
Sovle
Russia
Creati
Paltippine Islands
Theraby
Willam FP. McDowell
Washington
Tual Station
John J. Newson
Zurich
Switzerland
Sinca
Neulson
Europe
Edwin Hughes
Closing Out Sale Aims at Denver Clothing Stores
Sugtuo, a Chicago sales specialist, prepares a closing out sale for Pickens-Preston Clothing Co. of Denver. The Greeley store opens months ago but aims to abandon stock now due to economic conditions. Announcement of full particulars is in today’s Tribune.
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Sugtuo
Chicago
Pickens-Preston
Frm
Pickens-Préeston Clothing Co
Dens Vor
Greeley
Tribune
Denver May 26 Potatoes and cattle markets report
Denver May 26 market notes show 260 railroad cars of potato shipments to U. S. markets, plus Denver receipts and Colorado shipments. Cattle, calves, hogs and sheep prices drift lower or steady with demand softening. hogs and lambs range from lower to steady, vealers and feeder stock mixed. Kansas City and Omaha reports mirror cautious gains and steady supplies amid varied regional prices.
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Denver
U. B. Shinmenta
Colorado
Dempad Meee
Niu
Ol Wututacs Stenly
Potatoce
Iran
Jzices Mpeiin
Lulifornia
Slockera Searca
Grilfornia
Wendy
Wyk
Atx
Cura
California
Kansas City
Ealves
Killingelngsen
Leo Low
Marin
Lola
Onaha Omaha
Mas
Betty
Ilwat
Leo Ta Tae
Alrect
Californie
Gary Alan
Aleady
Relief Bill Aimed at Unemployment and Industry Revival
Washington May 26 Democrats unveil a $3.2 billion relief bill to fund unemployment aid and public works aimed at reviving industry. Senator Warener introduces the measure on behalf of Democratic senators seeking Hoover administration support for federal public works. The proposal envisions a bond issue for public works as a bridge to greater employment, though critics question its merit.
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Washington
Warener
Fegua
Lsaup
Federal Public Works
Securities Market Continues Feeble Enduring Slump
New York May 26 The embattled market again failed to resist selling pressure with most groups drifting lower. A few leading industrials held, but tobacco and food shares fell sharply, and major names such as American Tobacco General Foods and DuPont dropped. Electric Power rose on anticipated dividends. U S Steel and other lenders held firm while several rail and utility issues slipped.
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Claude A. Jagger
New York
Lorwenot
Liggett and
Mysore
American Telenhove
General Foods
NetHonal Bleeul
National Dairy
Bordon, Drug
Dupont,Lamubert
Public Ger Yion
Sterling
Nicaraguan insurgents killed in two battles
Reports from Washington and Paris describe clashes involving Nicaraguan insurgents and federal patrols, aided by an American Marine unit under Lt. Col. Calvin Graggunn. The day’s events included insurgent fatalities and subsequent advances in unrelated tennis and airship news from May 25 to May 26.
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Washington
Muyyay By
Calvin Gragunn
Matthews
Hoover to Meet Leaders on Prohibition Attitude
President Hoover plans talks with party leaders at the White House to seek agreement on the dry law. The meeting follows pressure for a convention platform change and an opportunity for voters to express views on the Eighteenth Amendment. Attendees include Postmaster General Brown, James Francis Warke, and Charles D. Hillgs, with another conference planned next week.
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Yeaver
White House
Brown
James Francis Warke
Republian National Fommlites
Charles D. Hill
Notice to Greeley Subscribers Inquire About Misplaced Tribune
Greeley subscribers who misplace their Tribune should call between 6 and 7 P M to have a copy delivered. A special carrier departs the office at 7 o'clock.
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Greeley
Tribune
Local notices from May feature town life and travel
The fragment lists a sequence of social updates from Colorado towns, noting hospital stays, travel to conventions, family visits, and gatherings. It mentions Audrey Thomas Wiig, Mrs. J. J. Dakg y, and the Wo AL 4 the United Brethren church convention, plus neighbors hosting guests and a death-related call to Greelay hospital.
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Colorado
Audrey Thomas Wiig
St. 4
Denver
Platteriite
Mead Mead
J. J
Dakg Y Daighter
Phocks Sant Zola Cost
Colon Springs
United Brethren Church
Mea
J.blymer
Clymer
Abs. Hoyperon
Myre
A.J. Goracka
Glenn
Milliken
lTrinble
H.G. Mathews
Naveral
Greelay
Bera
Wan
Marlon Humphrey
John Gast
Humphyre
Worth the Efary According Dual Serendary Sleep Note
A brief archaic note claims four nights of rest yield eleven mule minutes of true sleep with no mental or physical action during the rest. The text reads as a fragmentary, peculiar reflection on sleep quality and duration.
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Sidney 2. Wood, Jr
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Francois Terrier
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