Greeley Praised in Grand Encampment Resolutions
The Grand Encampment committee Topert praised Greeley for hospitality and civic beauty in a resolution submitted by T H Donglon and others. The letter lauds clean streets, magnificent buildings, welcoming streets, and calls Greeley Colorado a garden spot and fund of plenty, noting cordial reception and gratitude.
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Greeley
Origena of
Greelwy
Horace Gresley
Pringle West
Colorado
Opening of El Jebel Temple Draws Greeley Residents
Greeley people attended a three day opening and dedication of the El Jebel Temple at Finleth and Vraly streets. Attendance included Mr and Mrs Charles Littell and J C Glazier. About 35,000 walked through the building with 36,900 cars counted on the golf course and 7,000 additional passersby. A Drum and Bugle Corps led the program with Nobel John Kendel directing.
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el Jebel Temple
Denver
Finleth and
Vraly
Charles Littell
Littel
J. C. Glazier
Greeley
Janek
Ohoris
Nobel John Kendel
Colorado Teachers College
Frank Ewing
D. Glaziar
Hgures
Ihru
Cavn
Pulla
A. W. Jantay
I. C. Glasser
Prank Ewing
Aa. 2
Noxon
Dr Hubert Work Reaffirms Colorado Ties In Greeley Visit
Dr Hubert Work returns to Greeley calling it his Colorado home since practicing medicine there from 1884. He recalls Greeley’s population near 2200, notes census stagnation, and praises the area’s agricultural output and the Union colony’s liquor deed clause for stabilizing the district. He visits with Mr and Mrs Hubert D Waldo Jr and attends to local business interests.
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Hubert Work
Greeley
Colorado
Work
Worle
Ault
United States
Creeley Diettelc
Dy. Worl
Hubert D. Waldo Jr
Parvin Targets Wild Geese in Purcell District
State Game Commissioner R G Parvin says he will act after a Purcell farmer asked for relief from Canadian wild geese decimating corn crops. Hunters wonder about his stance as the issue of protecting crops and wildlife clashes with hunting interests.
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Parvin
Purcell District
G. Parvin
Purcell
Socco
Mr. Parvin
Abbe Dimnet to Lecture in Denver on France Life
Paris scholar Abbe Dimnet arrives in Denver Wednesday to speak on Life and Literature in France Blues 1929 at 8 30 pm. He is joined by Theodora Fisker of Denver promoter Lowell Furta and Williams town Institute of Politics figure. ceremony at Central Divisian chhyureh Eixtednth and Lincolns streets. The event previews Fisker’s Intimate Stories opening May with Bertrand Russell’s Colorado engagement.
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Theodora Fisker
Denver
Prafontlog
Tonleht
Wednen- Moy
Abbe Renest Dimnet
Ot“ Furta
Lowell
Mronsh
Ivetiute of
Williamstown
Thiniday
Gantral Divisilan Ghyureh
Eixtednth
Lincoln Streeta
France
Dimnet
Fieher
Bertrand Russell
Walden Preacher Ends His Lively Pastorate
Rev H W Bayer, pastor of Walden Methodist Church, delivers valedictory after a controversial tenure marked by anti liquor crusades and pointed moral sermons. The church has drawn packed crowds amid local debate over his confrontational style and duty on the church floor.
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Walden
Whelong
Waldop
North Parle
Mttle
Gas and Oil Plant for Storage Proposed in Greeley
The Midwest Reflotog company seeks a bulk storage and wholesale gasoline and oil plant at Eleventh Avenue and Third Street near the old street car spur from the Colorado and Southern railroad. Denver.Downeill will decide next Tuesday night after hearings. Objections cited include railroad spur rehabilitation crossing Elev gal avenue. The street committee will assess the site with Midwest representatives as growth and business demand increase, noting the current inadequacy of facilities.
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Dildwest
Grasley
Sty Comecil
Eleventh ‘Avenue
Third Street
Javenue
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Downeill
Greelay
Colorado & Southern
Street Committee
Alga
Greeley
Convention Briefs Change of Meeting Site In Nearby Town
Wednesday evening’s convention program shifts from the Masonic temple to the Junior High gym. Rebekah degree work by two teams will be featured, followed by refreshments. A nurse will attend at Rebekah headquarters to care for babies of attending mothers. A stenographer at the Masonic hall is handling reports for officers.
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Sadie Jolinean
Greeley
Habakah Assembly
Rasie Denson
Mabel Coffey
Colorado Springs
Liv 1. Lamont
Denver
Anna Sickenberger
Manzanola
Amy Drammong
Wray
Clara
Masonic Temple
Thea Junior High Symnasium
Conelat
Rebekah Degrow
Rebekah
Bables
Masonic Hall
Adighter Born to Mr and Mrs Sclaher of Newark
Mr and Mrs Carl Sclaher of Newark announce the birth of a daughter named Velma May born October 16 weighing seven pounds twelve ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fyat Goodwin of Wikdaor.
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Windsor
Mel
Carl Sclaher
Newark
Uta Wa
Adighter
Sha
Velma May
Walghed
Mra
Fyat Goodwin
Wikdaor
French Government Sees Conference as Progress Indicator
The French government plans to accept Britain’s invitation to London talks in January and aims to participate in preparatory disarmament work in Geneva. The acceptance reportedly signals France’s stance on sea armament, with a shift from total tonnage to categorized warships and potential general treaties on sea and land arms.
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Parla
Qet
Lopida
Im A Naval
Xonterénes
London
Dusy
Geheva
Ita
Adda
quesHond
Frances
Iaad
France
Wnomisa
Sugar Rates Discussed in Lobby Probe Continues on Page 1
Witnesses from national and regional sugar companies testified before congressional tariff committees. Austin described a coordinated effort with the Domestic Sugar Producers Association, including a press bureau led by Mr. Freed of Great Western Sugar. Senators questioned statements by Timberlake and Haugen as the industry defended its $260 million capital stake.
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Mich
National Sugar Manufacturing Company
Sugar City
Colo
Peoples Sugar Company
Moroni
Utah
Spreckalé Sugar Company
San Francisco
Springville
Wala
Aurstin
Austin
National Preas
Domestic Sugar Producers Association
Freed
Weaterk Sugar Company
Blaine
Winconsin
Timberlake
Colorado
Haugen
Royston Case Sent To Jury In Bank Murder Trial
Oct 16 Royston L. Roystan, second member of the Pleagia gang, faced trial for the murder of A N Parrish, president of the First National Bank of La mer, during a bank robbery. The state sought the death penalty. defense urged imprisonment. The jury received the case around 11:15 am after the defense offered no testimony.
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Associat
Preas
Lewmar
Howard L. Roystan
Colorado
Royston
J. P. Parrish
Double Collision North of Lucerne Tuesday
A two-vehicle crash two miles east and a half mile north of Lucerne Tuesday evening injured several Percoll residents. A George Baton Greeley Hudson car collided with a truck driven by H G Meads Purcell. Involved were Leslie Dauth and Max Ogle in the Bates car. The truck rolled over. Meads family present and license issues noted.
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Percoll
Cameron
Lucerne
Hudson
George Baton
Greeley
H. G. Meads
Purcell War
Bates
Leslie Dauth
Max Ogle
Meady
Gresley
Ita Ale
George
Buick Cohen
Carl Anderson
Weld County Clerk reports record car sales surge in 12 day period
The Weld County Clerk's office shows 202 passenger car licenses and us fence licenses issued in a 12 day span, excluding politics. The tally includes 683 certificates of title indicating ownership changes, signaling a boom in automobile activity during the period.
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Weld
Harley Grate
Licenaes
Ucenacs
Uta
Fall Approved All Final Oil Leases Testimony of Bain
Washington testimony describes H Foster Bain stating Albert B Wall directed subordinates to bypass approval for oil lease negotiations and that Hilles and Pearl Harbor proposals were sent to Wall at a New Mexico ranch. Bain noted Pan American Petroleum and Transportation was the likely bidder and that prior to a bid opening Fall was briefed on awarding Tonopah Dome reserve to Mammoth. He recounted a conference before the Elk Hills lease award and the Pearl Harbor contract’s preferential right being granted.
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Washington
H. Foster Bain
Bureau of Mined
Harding
Albert B. Wall
Hig
Pearl Harbor
New Mexico
B. G. Finnsy
Fall
Pan American Petroleum Audo Transportation Company
Bainward
Balin Wilt
Tariff Bill Is Ditched for Board Appointments
Washington reports that Chairman Leggs of the farm board faced criticism in the Senate as Senator Narrig of Nebraska urged action on agricultural interests. The session shifted to consider the confirmation of eight board members, delaying tariff legislation and focusing on appointments.
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Casoglaved
Washington
Od. Ik
Leggs
Farm Board
Senate
Narrig
Republican
Nebyanka
Lorraine Boyd Sues for Year's Salary
Lorraine Boyd, a school teacher from Greeley, sues for the balance of her contract at Boxeldar school northeast of Fort Collins. The case heard in district court involves claims of an early discharge without notice and the school board's defense that she quit after being warned her services were unsatisfactory. Jury of six heard the testimony with school board secretary G. G. Rudolph cross examined.
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Fort Calling
Misa Lorrain Boyd
Boxeldar
Fort Collins
Jadse
Robert G. Smith
L. H. Fagan
Ned Hemphill
W. H. England
W. FP
A Tuppe
W. Lada
B. J. Gxriteith
Ming Boyd
Greeley Eli
Wittont
Mizy Boyd
G. G. Rudolph
Miss Boyd
Clyde Boyd
Misa Dowd
G. , Bradfield
Greeiay
Mortimer Stane
Forty Collins
MacDonald Heads North for Canada Visit After US Stay
Ramsay MacDonald, Britain's prime minister, leaves the United States to journey to Canada. A simple Niagara crossing welcome precedes a luncheon in Queen Victoria Park before a Canadian tour through Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, and Quebec. He notes the Atlantic divides yet the nations stay united in purpose and peace efforts. In China, Soviet forces are reported near the Amur and Sungari rivers as tensions on the Manchurian frontier continue with no withdrawal observed.
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Niagara Alts
Falls
Gcherles FF. Sehwalza
Niagara Pass
Ont
Ontario Park Commission
Queen Victoria Park
MacDonald Arty
Caneian National Railways
Toronto
Oltaws
Montreal
Quebec
MacDonald
Atlantic
Dominion
Mackenzie Kiuz Ha
Washington
Frank
Hoovar
Manchurian
New Outbreaks Reported on Border Involving Chinese and Russians
A new phase in border tensions emerges as reports from Tokyo describe serious outbreaks linked to the Chinese eastern railway situation in Manchuria. The notices mention activity involving Chinese and Russian parties and imply heightened conflict along the frontier.
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Tokyo
Deaths and Funerals Davenport Sister of R D Marr
Davenport sister of R D Marr Wind sort marshal died in a Kansas City hospital Tuesday noon after an operation. Telegram to her brother states Mrs Davenport and her husband visited Windsor recently and made many friends. Services and further details not provided.
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Davenport
R. D. Marr
Marshall
Kansas City
Windsor
Marine
Denver
Kansas
Ita
Kansas City Grain Close Report Summary
Grain market notes from Kansas City show Wheat prices with May at 1.04 and Dec at 1.007, Corn at 96 cents for May, Oats at No 2 White around 44 cents, with Chicago figures for Wheat Dec and March cited as 1.007 and 1.5894 respectively. The text is fragmented and includes multiple months and erroneous markings.
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Kansas City
Dac, Sa
Chicago
Mey Bay
Zot n Tab 18e 9% Zt 1p Lee
A brief snippet mentions Zot and Tab with a numeric code 18e 9 percent alongside Zt 1p and Lee. The readable content is fragmented and does not provide a clear event, date, or outcome.
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Dr. Hubert Work
Abbe Dimnet
Paris
Rebekahs
Mra. Goldworthy
Mary P. Goldworthy
Joude
Department Council
Edith Dickwoor
Pueblo
Gertrude Nelson
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellowship Ly
J. McNorman
T. H. Douglass
C. W. Bunnum
Grand Lodge
Rebskah
Wtta Shippan
Charles, Adame
Methodist Church
J. F. Borman
Roy Shattuck
The
Etta Saipeian
Pnet
Tha Assembly
Sn Jaddresa
Stork Express
Hy Bellans
Manaty
Rey
BreLans Kae Bella
Bain
Lorraine Boyd
Tribune
Novelty Shoe Co
Canada
Occidental Lodgh
A. BY
AL Thore
Occidental
Eodpa
A.B
A. Dy
Alfred Riley
Sec'y
C. E. Hertzberg
Colorado State Teachers College
RADIO
Atwater Kent
Kent
Tha Prics
G.B
Pond
Woodbury
Packer
Coty
Bayer
Lee
BSC
Kovtex
Gilbert- Bishop Drug Co
Rexall
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