Gold Price Surges as Argentina Leaves Gold Standard
New York reports a 17 cent rise in gold price to 33.93 per ounce over two days, prompting marketwide activity. Argentina has abandoned the gold standard and formed a grains committee to buy at fixed prices for resale at international rates, signaling broad price and exchange impacts.
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New York
United States
Argentina
le Jug
United Stans
Chicago
Argentron
York
R Bay
Great Western Sugar
Komnteott
Montgomery Ward & Co
N. Jane and Texas Corp
Unten
Pacific
United
Westinghouse
Weoalvorta
Denver
Yorda Fc
Great West
Home
Eléc
Mingi To & Tech
Tb New
Cntr
Blee
TS Ptt
Utah-Mahs Sugar Com
Tao
Colorado
Iselly
Opi. Corp
Cate Corp
Dla
Investme Ferns Capporate
Ce Pnaderr
Piverattiea
Congren
Mrr
Roosevelt
City Committees Prepare Material Purchases for Projects
City council left purchasing of material for Greeley civil works to water committees. Water Department plans to buy a Ford truck to aid hauling for crew at the Powlin ditch. City attorney will draft an agreement with No. & Ditch Co for bank improvement and dirt disposal during ditch cleaning. dirt dredged from bridges will be removed by the company.
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Greeley
Suf
Water Department
Powlin
No. & Ditch Company
Lindberghs Not To Fly to Dakar Plan Appears
Reports from Cap Verde Port Porto Praia Nov 23 imply Charles A Lindbergh may not fly to Dakar. The couple remained in the area as rumors about their departure circulated. Authorities hold Simon 34 of Frederick on charges related to theft from a railroad box car. Toby Ortega remains in custody in the Frederick district.
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Brera
Porto Praia
Caps Verde
Tulunda
Mya
Charles A. Lindbergh
Kakar
Fenegal
Pelo Simon
Frederick
Toby Ortega
Roosevelt Money Policy and Silver Debate in Congress
Roosevelt backs a cautious gold policy while Republicans voice concern over monetary balance and silver purchases. Borah challenges the gold standard stance. Pecora misses a New York attorney generalship, potentially aiding Roosevelt’s broader political aims. Senate confirmation looms, with conservatives urging noninflationary financing and limited gold purchases.
City approves tile sewer project overseen by aldermen
Gransley civic works board approves laying twenty locks of tile sewer on a Granley project. City to pay labor, contractor provides plant and supervision at 12 cents per foot for 18 inch tile, 11 cents for 16 inch, eight cents for 10 inch, seven cents for eight inch. Last year 40 cents per foot for 18 inch tile, total cost this year about 28 cents per foot, saving 16 cents. Makers to be on payroll. all will be experienced.
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D. M. Farle
Jevere
Grasley
Granley
GIA
Federal Ally Board Choate Chief Set Up
The Associated Press reports President Roosevelt created a federal alcohol control administration with Joseph H Cheats as head, appointing a four member expert board to oversee the liquor code. The move accompanies budget and monetary policy talks, with discussions on public works funding and potential federal tax enforcement.
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Federal Ally Board
Choate
Associated Press
Warn Springs
Roosevelt
Theif Fecteral Alcohol Control Administration
Joseph H. Cheats
New York
Ceals
Ndmarbotration
Ag Fur
Block
Federal Reserve Board
Ibia
Weasington
Uack
Atlant
Critiva
Altho
Policy changes boost efforts to stabilize cotton prices
Review notes reveal AAA expenditures aiming to support cotton pricing totaling 111 million dollars to keep it from falling. Other listed outlays include 149 million for ungrown crops and hogs, 70 million for wheat, and 26 million for unplanted tobacco, illustrating spending on nonproducing items.
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AAA
Cream pumpkin mould sale and local doctor ad
An advertisement notes Waldorada Drugs offering pumpkin mould at 20 cents and a special price 2 for 3. It also mentions Dr W P Aten returning from the coast and greatly improved in health, located at 322% Ninth St, Greeley. The ad blends product offers with a physician's local notice.
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Corbett
Waldorada
W. P. Aten
Trom Bia
Ia Ne
Greeley
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion a creosote based emulsion claiming two fold action to soothe infected membranes and inhibit germ growth. It asserts relief from persistent coughs colds bronchitis and bronchial asthma and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved by a local druggist.
Colorado Wyoming academy meet teachers on program
Faculty from Colorado Teachers College will join the seventh annual Colorado Wyoming academy of science meeting in Larane on December 1 and 2. Talks cover reading study tools, science instruction goals, lecture discussion in history teaching, plant science and hay fever, psychology of age groups, and a nematode parasite in local ringnock flora.
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M. L. Robertson
F.C. Jean
Academy
A. M. Poole
Teacham
Sclepma
Greeley
J. D. Heilman
Micke
Harrah
Judge Strong Calls Pensions' Meeting
County Judge Robert O Strang issues notice for a December 4 1935 meeting at 10 am in the county court room Greeley. Pensionsers and spouses who have been ordered or requested to transfer real estate to the pension fund and their mortgagees and creditors are to attend and hear the plan and ask questions.
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Wald
County Judes
Robert O. Strang
County Court Room
Greeley
County OF Toads
Pension fund assignment details sought at public meeting
Commissioners county attorney legislature and bar members are urged to attend. Pension fund assignments involve life insurance policies and fraternal insurance agents are requested to be present to review the handling of those assignments.
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Lear
Chicago Wheat Prices Rise on Argentine Act
Chicago reports show wheat prices advancing amid Argentine government actions and gains in gold and federal wheat support. Dry conditions extend across much of the U S winter wheat belt, with prices up at leading domestic centers and near-term futures lifting.
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Chicago
Argentina
Washington
United States
Summons to Block Secretary Proclaiming Repeal
Washington November 29 A summons was issued against acting Secretary of State Williams Phillips to appear in district court and show cause why he should not be restrained from proclaiming the repeal of the eighteenth amendment The summons was sent to the Department of Justice for defense in the case brought by Canon William Sheate Chase and George F Danyton The proceeding centers on Phillips attempting to proclaim repeal and the legality of that action.
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Ores
Washington
Williams Phillips
District of Columbian Supreme
Cmand
Péter Dee
Data Department
Department of Justice
William Sheate Chase
George F. Danyton
Tfillips
Preston Funeral To Be Held On Thursday
Windsor man Preston, 74, who died after a hit and run on Loveland road, will be buried in Loveland Thursday afternoon. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. at Richard Undertaking parlors in Windsor. Sheriff urges anyone with information about the driver to contact the office. vehicle described as a brown likely Y‑B Ford coupe with Nebraska plate. The collision occurred November 20. Preston died after seven days in hospital.
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Preston
Windsor
Renault
Loveland
Richarde
Nebraska
Ucense
Loveland Road
Stork Express Arrives With Daughters At Local Hospitals
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs D H Jackson of 1934 Eleventh Avenue on November 28. A son named Bon arrived to Mr and Mrs Ardomn Aust of Eaton on November 3. Mr and Mrs W Roestlion of Aust welcomed a daughter on November 29. The rest of the text notes a recommendation to install a low water fuel stoker and includes garbled phrasing about a fly ball and utility measures.
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Stork Express
Greeley Hospital
D. H. Jackson
Eleventh Avenue
Nes. Ardomn
Eaton
Council Cites Boiler Inspection For Winter Safety
Frank G. Parker, engineer for the Transportford Steam Boiler Inspector and Insurance Company, urges precaution against accidents that would interrupt oil supply during the coming winter. The inspector notes boiler and appliances appear in good working condition.
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Frank G. Parker
Uortford Steam
Isurance
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