19 Nov 1932
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1932
Page
1
A German report outlines Adolf Hitler initiating a campaign to assume the chancellorship. He met with President Hindenburg, spoke for about an hour, and left with expectations of another meeting next Tuesday. Observers note a rising push within political circles toward his leadership ambitions.
Colorado tax body debates abandoning or gifting the South Park branch of the Denver and Southern railroad to Miller. Residents fear tax revenue shifts across Sumull, Park and Lake counties while mining interests and schools face funding changes. A hearing on Miller’s operation as a potential gift is planned next month.
Mrs. Dolla F. Buell 84 died here near 6:46 Friday morning. Born July 7, 1848 in Smith Falle Canaan she moved to New York Biazo then San Anton Colorado arriving in 1876. She married Civil War veteran Marcus Buell. they later lived in Ballds and worked in public affairs in San Antonio. Funeral at Saint Peters Catholic Church Monday at 9 with rosary Sunday at 4. Body to Law Apimns accompanied by nieces Mrs Culver and Mrs Hughes.
From Asacelated Press Nov 19 reports Governor Adame, sidelined by a severe cold, is quietly improving. He is said to have returned to his desk on Monday, resuming official duties.
The Camp Fire Girls and the Community Chest present a broad program for health work children and character building in Greeley and northern Colorado. Leaders note the value of training local girls and the movement’s long client history, urging contributions to fund facilities maintenance and future after school activities.
A fragment discusses copper content in steel or alloy notes. It mentions corrosion resistance improvements in exposed areas like ships. Percentages around 4 percent and 70 to 80 percent appear, with copper contributing to alloy strength. The text is garbled but cites copper’s role in corrosion and maintenance.
Denver reports 660 cars of potatoes and mixed market action with thin demand and price drift. Chicago and Omaha show sheep and cattle trading with varied quotes. Kansas City notes lighter cattle demand and weakened vealers while feed prices adjust.
A dense sale ledger lists livestock pricing and commodity figures including cattle, hogs, and feeder stock. It records bids, weights, and ranges such as 280 lb at 2.95, various sows, bulls, and calves, plus feeds and futures terms across markets like Kansas City and Dec. 23 timelines.
About 400 people attended the Harvest Festival at Evans School on Wednesday evening. Evana Ney, 12, helped welcome attendees and the supper served at 6 58 with program items featuring Hickard's orchestra, recitations, dances, and two act play.
A sequence of mineral deeds and transfers details numerous parties including Fort Morgan developers, Kerk Woett, Roger B. Owinga, Lettie J. Hinton, John H. Clebyon, H. HK Hinton, W. D. Maudgood, Gottlod vite, John J. Hinton, Li. M. Molson, Bama B. Rupp, and Loutwe C. Ewing. Transactions cover interests in W E 27 We SE 31, W 208-59, NH 22, S 23853, NW 3759, NE 1P59, NE 17685 and related parcels with various one twenty-fourth, one eighth, one fourth, and other fractional stakes, involving preemptive rights and royalty interests.
Methodist drawing club to present Cloudburnt a religious drama at the church basement 6 30 Sunday with cast including Mire Mary Marta Joseph Bar gerot En Harris H Smith and others. Collage clan study Sunday morning by Dr HG Dian tondnuws and a poem Erin published in The Emerald by William Drennan author noted.
A campus funeral service was held for Ralph McClure, a Colorado Springs sophomore halfback who died from injuries sustained in a gridiron accident. Alumni and students gathered at the Shave Alomorfal chapel to honor the late player as the football season faced cancellations and mournful reflection.
Lamb feeders at the University of Agriculture experiment station near Casper Wyoming test homegrown flaxseed and wheat as lamb fattening feed. About 950 lambs from Wampahlee sires and Hampshire ewes, grown on the Lite Medicina Row range, were shipped to Denver. The study, led by Fred Z Lelubaeh, seeks conclusive data on flax and wheat feeding versus standard concentrates, with results to be announced at Lamb Feeders Day around March 15.
Bill Garnsey of Greeley headlines Yale’s lineup as left end in the Saturday game. A letter-winner, Garnsey sports Yale’s hopeful spirit in a traditional clash with strong opponents. He will join with teammates from Greeley in donning the school colors and pushing for a victory.
Dr. Frank Hanan of Greeley high school addressed the Greeley group on the farm union predicament. He discussed government payments, retirement from industry, and the impact on dividends.
A disrupted assembly Friday ends without a vote as union leaders protest a tax measure. The dispute centers on a proposed levy affecting dues and wages, drawing sharp criticisms from organizers and prompting delays.
The notice from Mpa Cliaries Strong of Box 63 Littleton on 9 Nov warns all. A second line lists a hospital event at Greelay hospital Nui on Nov 15 and another on Nov 18 involving Mrs MG Rally and Tia nolind de aler. The young mite named Uralet Marte is noted in connection with the Greelay hospital.
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