03 Oct 1933
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1933
Page
1
Westland Co takes over Rex Theater with Wg Leen, Worth and Pugatars Inc of Penver handling management. New owners began operations on Oct 3, with Milton Overitan from Pusble to oversee, though no formal statement released. An imminent announce is expected soon to outline plans and improvements for patrons.
Postal officials report threats received by Charles Urachel tied to the trial of George W. Mackin Kelly and others in a kidnapping case. Handwriting experts say the letters signed George de Kelly were sent from within the Kelly household, aiming at Urachel and family as prosecutions proceed.
Kon Griffin will serve as organist at Sterling Theatre starting Wednesday, performing solo pieces in the afternoon and evening. He aims to establish organ as a permanent feature of the program, praising colleague Grielith and predicting a growing personal following. Griffin has played at several Colorado venues including Cote ride Springs and Loveland.
A chaotic summary recalls NRA debates, labor split, and republican vipers as Johnson and stakeholders navigate codes, credits, and power shifts. The piece notes distrust in leadership, concerns over the NRA’s impact on small producers, and speculation about political realignments. It mentions a New York gold hoarder case and a Colo man found dead from self inflicted gunshot wounds, hinting at broader grief and scandal.
Greeley radio amateurs invite members and guests to inspect a new elup transmitter at the Armory meeting Tuesday night at 7 40. Several licensed operators will explain construction and operation as the federation displays an amateur radio district chart and transmitter details for attendees.
Giants prevail as Hubbell dominates on the mound and Ott provides key offense. In a rough classic, Washington rallies with Manush and Kuhel highlighting late frames, but Hubbell racks up ten strikeouts and seals the 1 0 win for New York.
Frank J. Olmsted 83 was found dead at his home 1532 Sixth Avenue Tuesday by a friend who had been staying with him. Coroner R F Armstrong investigated and ruled heart disease the cause. He had lived here 50 years, a painter by trade, his wife having died nine years ago. Survived by daughters Mrs Mine Ale Davis of Los Angeles and Mrs Altice Falls of Clinton Wisconsin. Funeral services will be announced by Saltley Funeral Home after word from relatives.
Grain traders sit in a restrained mood as speculative activity wanes and prices drift. Officials estimate about 4,000,000 acres of winter wheat to be sown in the United States this fall, down roughly 10 percent from last year, with indications of possible changes in provisions and higher grain costs looming.
Kelly vows to fight for life amid charges in Oklahoma related to a kidnapping and robbery case. He denies the indictment and presses for trial while his co-defendants face related counts in a heavily fortified prison district.
Sidney W. Sinsheimer, a Denver banker and longtime leader in the sugar beet industry, near death in St. Luke's Hospital after multiple heart attacks. He has led American Bost Sugar Company for over four decades and recently traveled to Washington, D. C., for conferences.
A shooting occurred about a mile east of Brush with Mertin Bollindt, 60, struck when bandits mistook him for a gunman. Mrs. James and Grave to Denver Sunday. Mr. Pritchard, 50, is critically wounded. Jno Youngroot, a longtime friend, noted in the report.
A teenage boy named Taylor was mauled and killed by a bear while two car drivers watched in horror yesterday in an incident near Apaneta. Fred Raynor shot and killed the bear. Taylor died after attempting to feed an apple to a tethered bear. The crowd that gathered urged caution as the attack unfolded.
A quality recital by conservatory musicians presented to students at the regular assembly hour. Programs include Concerto In G Minor and various works featuring J. Albert Chadwick, Rancho Dennett Hughes, L. FR. Gp, Arthur W. Henderson, Henry Teustman, and others with piano and orchestral accompaniment, showcasing saxophone, violin, cello, and tenor performances.
Julius Christensen of 1714 Eleventh Avenue wins first prize of 3 dollars in the Tribune football picking contest. Second prize goes to M Coulson of 1744 Seventh Avenue for 2 dollars, with A P Forber of Fourth Street and Fandall Ryde of 218 Tenth Avenue both receiving 1 dollar. The Oklahoma versus Yale game upset is noted as a surprise.
Mrs Aiel H Sand of Port Cotiny urged the state equalization board to cut taxes on farm and other property, arguing education costs and what she called overeducation waste funds. She cited rising college expenses from 1914 to 1932 and criticized Colorado Teachers College Creeley for offering many courses from physical culture to psychology, claiming funds are diverted to frivolous programs.
Fragmentary lines mention Kelly, Boulder, Colorado, and higher education. It references graduates and a four to five year period for completion, with a conflict over transfer or movement between institutions. The readable content is sparse and lacks clear events or names.
Notice of tax deed actions for property in Weld County Colorado with owner details and redemption deadlines. It warns of sale if taxes from 1929 are not redeemed before the set dates, naming Jas W Mockbee and EB Mason as holders and stating authority of the Weld County treasurer.
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets as relief and control for periodic pains. It urges regular use for permanent relief, emphasizes no narcotics or diceless content, and notes availability from druggists with a 50g size and a larger option for preferred buyers.
The public is returning to liquid laxatives for comfortable movement and adjustable doses. Senna is favored as a natural laxative, with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin combining senna with gentle cleansing. It aims to regularize bowels within a few weeks and is available at general stores.
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