06 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1929
Page
1
A collage of social notes from Greeley and nearby areas lists visitors and residents’ movements including Denver trips by A. P. Lorang and M. D. Hesper, Bernice Nesom and Mrs. Den Rapp visiting relatives, and local arrivals from Santa Monica and Omaha. It covers gatherings, birthdays, and community announcements plus ads and notices for meetings and auctions.
Ralph Norrig a Lin den school teacher, visits Greeley with parents before heading to Denver for a Teachers convention. Mr and Mrs W H Grant and Kap A G Grant of Bridgeport Neb host in Greeley, guests depart Tuesday morning. Word arrives that Mr and Mrs W D Starr, former local residents, have reached Ceylon after visiting Japan Korea and China. Mrs Starr is Bert J Scutte’s sister in Greeley. Abernathey and Parker from Denver were in town on business, with Abernathey and Mr Parker riding to Cheyenne for further engagements.
Mrs. Ralph Curry, of Corning Indiana, died Tuesday Oct 20 after pneumonia. She taught in Hudson for three years before moving in 1917 to Corning to become superintendent of city schools. The Currys came to Hudson from Kentucky where Mr Curry was in the hardware business. Burial in Corning.
Secretary Adams said a naval board recommended San Diego and Sunnyvale California as sites for a Pacific coast dirigible base. He declined to reveal the report’s details and noted it would take time to finalize and announce a final choice, warning that two proposed sites could complicate the decision.
The Colorado state board for vocational education reports over 9,500 people benefited from industrial training in Colorado during the year ending June 20, 1929. Programs expanded with new trade classes at Fort Collins and collaboration with local chambers, while dairy and farm data show herd fat outputs and cost-saving feeding guidance for winter.
The September report of the state cow testing association shows Lizamere Pontiac Jesaio, a registered Holstein owned by LT. Winger of Brush, leading Colorado with 2 783 pounds of milk and 204.9 pounds of butterfat. C W Henry of Greeley owns Northern Testing Association leader Mercedes, 4, with 2 205 pounds milk yielding 2.0 pounds fat. Henry also tops the best herd in the region.
Briggsdale reports two carloads of cattle bought from local farmers Elmer Bail Lester Orr and others were shipped out of Briggsdale Pri day by John P. Greer a well known buyer and feeder of Greeley Two carloads of sheep were shipped last weeks rent the Jim Crain ranch recently purchased by Bill Delon of Ping Bluff to Denver
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