Legion Frolic Four Nights in November
The American Legion post in Greeley announces the fourth annual Legion Frolic festival to run four nights in November at Slate Armory. Events include a pep meeting October 6 at KD, guest speaker Mrs. Tency Candilu, and discussion of a new city addition for Greely with plans for support and charity auctions.
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Greeley
Imvur
Weld
Tg Teolic Committee
Loral
KD. Junll
Atl
Seteieo
Wigitud
Mrz
Tenry Candilu
Victor Gandihn
Ciill
France
Grealey
Borsa
Guardians Plan Camp Fire Work at Association Meet
At a meeting of Mrs Guartana's Association, plans for upcoming Camp Fire work were discussed. Needlework Guild sewing and Christmas holiday tasks were main topics while reports on the summer camp at Camp Dunraven Estes Park and other activities were reviewed.
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Guartana
Camp Fire
Carson W. Gilbert
Altantion
Loreo Clark
Aull
Lares
United States
Guardian
Niriam Lancaster
Moyne
Hank
Cemp
Miss Los
Harry Clark
Farley
Merle Dale
Harold Curtis
Glenn Matthews
John Bhaw
Elizabeth Whitney
Heian Walling
Vera Sutth
Geneva Purcell
Esther Olipiant
Mabel Wicka
Lijsing Nowell
Monetary policy and debt issues from wartime economy
The text discusses anticipated monetary policy announcements by Mr. Rococo and debates over currency devaluation, credit expansion, and wartime debts. Economists warn against rapid credit growth, while factions consider the impact on the dollar, price levels, and 1920s economic restoration.
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Mosler
Orgulug Snark Cornord
Nickeul
Economista
Huntens
Ile Movement
Rival Miners Unions Terrorize Coal Area
Turmoil grips coal region as rival miners unions ignite unrest with bombings and gunfire across Bartinburg and Gallatia. One man wounded as authorities report escalating clashes and claims of organized labor pressure amid protests over home loan programs and public works contrasts.
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Gmong
Public
Farrlebucee
Farrlebuck
Smtonais
United Mins
Hina
Bartinburg
Gallatia
Aix
Gian
Allatie
Two Refusals To Seek Bonus Now Are Made
The American Hoglon committee on legislation rejected a regulation urged by five states for immediate payment of the bonus. The move followed a subcommittee on adjusted compensation and a minority report by Congressman Patmon of Texas. Patmon, amid wartime inflation fears, aimed to push a bonus payment through to the convention floor.
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Hoglon
Toy
Righ Patmimo
Texaa
Patmon
Ape
Toons Mide
Oil code committees named in Colorado summary
O R Reed aide in code administration in Colorado selects a committee to promote petroleum code adoption. Noted oil men from the Rocky Mountain region, including H Reed owner of Gan and ON in Greeley, join the etude committee on marketing chaired by EB Thuman of Denver.
Giants Win In Late Rally Versus Senators
Bicentennial style recap of a baseball game where the New York Giants defeated Washington in a tense contest. Key moments include Goins home run for Washington and a late double play by Cronin to turn the tide for the Giants. Solid pitching and timely hits shaped the result as both teams traded outs and hits through seven innings.
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Meg
Firet
Washington
Schumacher
New
Terry
Cron- Yo
Mancuso Bats Fail to Spark Blanked Opponent
No runs scored as Mancuso and Manush had scant chances in left field. Schumacher, Kiel, and Bla turned grounders into outs while Washington and thrown innings produced no hits or runs. Ninth inning saw Kuhel reach and Moore replaced him as Harris batted for Blue, with late outs sealing a scoreless effort.
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Washington
Schutte
Sclmachac
Tim
Kuhel
Ryan
Aluege
Seswell
Moora
Rune
NHW
Mel Ut
Crowder
Utt
Davis
Eld
Mitia
Jackena
Blueye
Olt
Jm Davia
Mancuss
Bluegs
Mancuse
Ituhel
Firat
Jackson
Myers
Goslin
Manash
Moore
Olerin
Mit
New York
Schumacher
Bounder
Critz
Schulte
Tarrs
Jleigh
Toy OU
Jackann
Sermie
Kubo
Crite
Terry
Hile
eFrara
Kuhel Davin
Hxubsl
Jackson Real
Cronto
Kohol
Cyonia
Efrora
Oorth
Blucco
Sewell
Myer
Mancuso
Tiego
Huet
Ryen
Schumecher
Cronin
Manush
Menesso
Nenush
Bates
Bluege
Felt Field
Crtix
Gosand
Kachel
Meld
Ott
Lefty O'Doul
George Davin
O'Doul
Couslesfield
Celtz
Hetulle
Crite Mit
Cronle
Behumacher
Tarry
Crone
Critt
Cornet
McCall
Kohat
Kiel
Joe Moore
Harris
Bluego
Hurria
Rolten
Lowell
Helton
Develop Gold Mine Amid Heavy Spending in Colorado
Colorado borings report Oct 4 notes Granite Gold Mining shares sold to International Milling Corp. Granite, a top gold producer, plans expatri ture and a 250000 dollar program. Workers will drill a 2000 foot tunnel for drainage to reach new levels. Granite holdings include 120 acres on Baltio Montana. former leaders Spencer Penrose and Charles Tutt are named.
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Colorado
Galé
Granite
International Mfetty Corporation
Elaten
Spencer Penross
G. MM. MecNettl
Charles Tott
Hemno
Spencer Penrage
Charles J.tutt
Baltlo Montala
Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs A B White
Stork Express reports Mr and Mrs A B White of 709 Thirteenth Street welcomed a daughter at Newmar Hospital on October 3. The newborn was named Thyrza Frapcoa. The notice notes the family’s origin and ties to Newmidn and Gresley.
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A.B. White
Thirteenth-street
Mmm
A. B. White Sr
Newmidn
Newmar Hospital
Thyrza Frapcoai A. BE
Ib Gresley
Gale Sweeps Havana Interrupting Riots
A seventy gale force hurricane swept Havana on Wednesday, disrupting riots and daily life. The city faced indoor confinement as storms lashed the capital, with shootings near the presidential palace and widespread damage from uprooted trees and broken telephone lines. Winds and heavy forecasts continued into the night, with Metawan reporting deepening tension as the storm moved northward.
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Havana
Morsiuriito
Metawan
Social News From Fort Lupton and Eaton Clubs
Fort Lupton and Eaton social pages describe the Thursday Afternoon Club hosted by Mrs. W. TD Reynolds with a Japanese themed program led by Mabel Hust, four local ladies elected to club membership, and a luncheon. The Coterie Club opened its year with a lunch and new officers including C. L. Keirnes as president and Myre Ban Middleton as first vice president. A farewell party for Mrs. Elvira W. Milliken occurred at the I O O F hall as she heads to Denver.
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Mra Reynolds
Fort Lupton
Mra. W
Grace Hayachida
Mary Sugihara
Lena Miyaki
Mabel Ilagishida
Mre
Aiethia Reaton
Ho L. Twombly
Coterie Club
Thureday Eaton
C. L. Kelrnes
Myre
Ban Middleton
H. # Lang
Nera
Bowne
Mra
Barry
Mya
F. L. Tyron
F. Dite
RL. Eaton
Istarina
Odd Fellows
Rebakahe
Mra. Wilburt
Milliken
Relief Committee Seeks Winter Vegetables for Preservation
Central relief committee appeals to farmers and gardeners to donate vegetables for winter use. Citizens urged to preserve surplus produce and contribute to community stocks. County tax payments cited as affecting eligibility for funds, with emphasis on storing food locally.
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Relief Committee
Weld
Youth Captured in Weld Believed Denver Robber
Three youths are being held by Denver police for investigation in connection with the carrying away of a water from Cash Grocery store to Denver. Luther Barer, 20, was taken by a Weideberitn office near Rogeen. Others named are Donald Vaughn and CG Quelland, all believed to be Denver residents. The alleged crime involved seizing items from the store in a car and the group allegedly accumulated $176.50.
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Deneyer
Tenver
As. J
Luther Barer
Weideberitn
Rogeen
Donald Vaughn
Quelland
Danver
Anid
Part-Time Slaughter House License Denied
Potton of A L Koltner requested approval to pay a pro rata license fee of 26 dollars for part time slaughter house operations through December 31, 1933. City council rejected the request after findings that ordinances require full licenses and pro rata plus 40 percent. other inspections charged per head.
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Potton
A. L. Koltner
Greejoy
Abedormen
Ztherlo Kelwer
Virginia 82nd State To Cast Vote for Repeal
Report from Richmond on October 4 notes Virginia moved toward repealing the eighteenth Amendment with local and state officials including A. L. Mumper testifying before the state board at equalization in Denver. The era’s liquor and tax issues intersect as lawmakers discuss the Layrean act and school costs.
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Virginia
Richmond
Dominion
A. Lt. Mumper
A. Ls
Mamper
Greeley
Atate
Denver
Nke
Seld County Sun
Alva
Woman's Club Meeting Plans Radio Themed Programs
At a Friday meeting at Mrs. William Stockover home the Woman's Club discussed members vacations and travels. Mrs. Becker shared incidents while the program committee including Mrs. Jack Richards Mrs. G C Carter and Arg. Hiehard Zike outlined a year of radio style programs. The session opened with a de décleus land wezved by the hostess.
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G.N. Beckner
Woman's Club
William Stockover
Hosleva
Taxpayers Complaint Program Questioned by Colorado Group
The Colorado Federation of County Taxpayers Associations urged NEA leadership to scrutinize college payrolls amid claims of multi position pay. The federation asked state boards to cut off funds for employees who hold simultaneous jobs and to pursue enforcement under unemployment rules.
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Colorado Federation of County Taxpayers
Ausocia- Honelay
NEA
Mra
Melly. Scott
Fort Collins
Bucl
Colleges of
Colorado
Federation
Board of Control
Anh Atate Collega
Une
Upward Grain Prices Amid Roosevelt Talk In New York
Market focus shifted to what President Roosevelt might propose in New York, pushing grains higher. Foreign buyers remained active, purchasing 1,250,000 bags of corn and wheat as the price spread between Chicago and Winnipeg widened. Growth table details follow with May and July figures for various grains, reflecting a broader uptick despite uncertain prairies conditions.
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Ubeaga
Roosevelt
New York
Fornignéra
Chicago
Winnepes
Werther
Ile
Groth
Wnat
May
Judy
Mae Corm
Cata
Building Trades Ti Meet Friday at Auditorium Pla
City officials discussed a meeting of the Building Trades Council to review working plans and securing government and city funding for building projects. City Attorney Robert G. Susith said an audit will probe whether the council can issue money without a bond, with a vote slated by Friday.
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Robert G. Susith
Roberts Reports Damage in Hit Run Car Incident
Roberts reports damage to his car after a hit and run at the Island Grove east entrance Tuesday evening. The driver fled after striking Roberts near Rinventh avenue and a park entry. Greeley car dealers plan a Wednesday meeting led by National Automobile Association representatives.
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Hitenison
Island Grove
B. A. Mabe Jrouto
Oreste
Ot Roberts Wan
Irinventh Avenue
Wes Tie
Notice of Sale To J AcCletland and A O Gard
Notice to defendants in Justice Court of Colorado. Sale to the highest bidder for cash at the premises door. Item described as a 1923 Durant automobile and a vintage 1953 model. Attention to bidders: sale details require clarification.
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J. AcCletland
A. O. Gard
Leteby
Justice Court
My Grace of Business
Satle
Colorado
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