Lion Hunting in Missouri Complicated by Privacy and Logistics
An effort by Denver Wright to stage a homegrown two lion hunt in Missouri encounters privacy and transport challenges. Lions bought from a circus were moved via roads, boats, and barns across several counties, but finding a secluded site remained difficult. The plan included a Mississippi County tract and a planned island transfer, with lions fed and kept under watch as authorities weighed safety and feasibility.
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Preas
Boyton
Denver
Wright
St. Louis
Lons
Sting
Narty
Gol Huntera
Sven Oo Gusk
Ozark
Louie
Missouri
Miswig
Geot
Ita
Smettleland
Ringey Wright
Afriva
Hu Mons
Pio
Visitors Attend Radio Amateurs Meeting in City
The fourth annual meeting of the Groalay Madio amators was held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Amateurs from Wellington Storilig Loveland and Denver attended. The club's first president introduced the American Radio Relay league official and discussed recent legislation. A Navy lieutenant outlined contributions to radio and a five meter radio demonstration followed. Members and visitors praised installing a five meter setup for an airplane installation.
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Groalay Madio Amators
Chamber of Commerce
Wellington
Storilig
Loveland
Denver
Guy G Omar Sr
Onur
Tawrance
Lie Club
Asyielonal Diatelet
J. Andrews
Hartford
Coan
Andrews
Becker
Deverateur
J. A. Slusger
Navy
Yatta
Colorado Experimentera Club
J. C. Veatch
Deaths and Funerals for Frank Marlin in Wyoming
Frank Marlin of Lander Wyoming died Sunday at his home. He was a brother of RK G Martin of Greater and formerly partnered with him in the grocery business in Greeley. Marlin left Grusley years ago. Marlin went to Lander Sunday to attend his brother’s funeral.
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Frank Marlin
Lander
Wyo
RK. G. Martin
Greater
Greeley
Martin
Grusley
TG. Marlin
Lanier
Tle
Roosevelt Opposes Bonus and Urges Relief Machinery
New York Oct 1 The New York Times reports Governor Franklin D Roosevelt plans to oppose immediate cash payment of veterans bonuses and push a relief program using machinery to aid destitute veterans with active war service. The Times notes possible criticism of Hoover administration veteran policies and hints at a detailed speech to be delivered in Pittsburg.
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Roosevelt
New York
New York Times
Franklin D. Roosevelt Willeupouneu
Pittevurgl
Ralles
Aage
Hoover
Washington
Pittsburgh
Two Stolen Cars Found by Deputies
Two automobiles stolen in Weld county over the weekend were recovered by officers after being abandoned. A Chevrolet Coupe stolen Saturday from in front of the courthouse here was recovered Sunday by police. It was owned by C. Burne of Greeley. A second Chevrolet owned by the Nott-Moore company of Johnstown was stolen Sunday evening and recovered Monday morning five miles southwest of Lowa by deputies. Two pistols, rubber boots, hunting jacket, and top coat were removed from the car by the eleven, two minutes. A police report noted cuts on J. J. Scott of Malan after a car attacked another machine near Boliston store at Lucerne. A. Mona of Denver and C. A. Thoutpron of Snyder reported their cars collided while both were in use on a northern route. No injuries were reported.
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Wold County
J. J. Scott
Malan
John Huff
Greeley
Scott
Lucerne
A. Mona
Denver
C. AL
Denver Potato Market Sets Early Week Tone
Denver market notes show steady demand with moderate activity as total U S shipments for Saturday hit $31 and Sunday 38 cars. Colorado and Idaho prices quoted with assorted grades. Cattle and hogs quoted with weak to steady trends. sheep and lambs mixed as buyers adjust to lighter volumes and early sales.
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Denver
U. S
Idaho
Colorado
Del
Buitertat
Atdek
Vriday
Ente
Slaviansky Chorus Set to Sing Here Soon
Margarita Slaviansky and her chorus of Bosman aluguers, who two years ago impressed Greeley with a remarkable musical program, will appear here late this month or in early November. Advance men plan to visit Greeley October 12 and November 7 and will present two public school concerts at Teachers College, one for children and one for older students. The Slaviansky chorus includes 15 sopranos and will perform Restian and American folk songs. conductor is the youngest daughter of the founder who started the choir in 1868.
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Mipiame
Margarita Slaviansky
Charus
Bosman Alugérs
Greeley
I Data
Alex
Teachers College
Madama Bslayinnaks
Tug
Boitry Agtajeff
Thebes
United States
Far East
Slaviansky
Mara
Eonwaring
Three Firms Win Dotsero Cutoff Contract Bid
The Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad awarded the grading and concrete work for the Dotsero cutoff to three firms the Utah Construction Company of Ogden the W A Bechtel Company of San Francisco and the Morrison Knudsen Company of Salt Lake City The exact contract amount was not announced and signing details were pending late today Contractors said they would begin work promptly and expect to hire about 800 men A list of local notices follows including a severance of custody and a note about the Colorado state board of optometric examiners holding exams in Denver on October 18 to 20 with officers named and duties outlined
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Denver & Rilo Grande Westorm Railroad
Utah Construction Company
Ogden
W. A. Bechtel Company
San Francincs
Morrison-Knudsee Company
Sutac
Ide
Rontractore
Vez
Board of Examnere
Colorado State
Denver
Colorado
Edwin J. Haefell
Greeley
Slate Board
J. G. Bloom
State Osteopaths Meet in Greeley
A large Colorado Osteopathic Association gathering gathered in Greeley on Saturday October 16 with speakers from Denver Fort Morgan Loveland Longmont and Boulder among others The program featured Dr H M Ireland Dr J R Miller Dr B R Dickson De Max Hendry Dr J Br Kendall and local osteopaths Entertainment included Claude Schell Heverly Her Blacen and Edward Kerr with banjo and yodeling numbers enjoyed by attendees.
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Colorado Osteopathic Assoriation
Greeley
H. M. Ireland
Denver
J. R. Miller
Fort Gol
Claude Schell
Heveriy
Edward Kerr
Ule Yvlaitars
Pefo
Colorado Springs
Brishton
Fort Morgan
Starling
Port Lupton
Brish
Tittlines
Fort Coblina
Longmont
Loveland
Littleton
Man Sought in Denver Accused of Early Killing
Associated Press reports Denver police hunted Kerry Ross after a May murder. Chief Jesterg said Ross confessed to slaying Eywin C. Thormiuon and burning John Babcock's body. Thomason, an Iowa electrical engineer, was found dead in a house linked to Rose.
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Associated Prost
Beaver
Henver Police
Hey
C. W. Jesbarg
Springfield
Kerry Ross
Eywin C. Thormiuon
Minots
Leo Yenranga
Jesterg
Denver Pollen
Taga
John Babcock
Bat
Potles
Regs
Thompson
Jowa Electrical
Rose
Annual Meeting Notice for Mountain States Hoot Growers
The Mountain States Hoot Growers Marketing Association announces its annual meeting at the Coord House in Greeley Colorado on Monday November 31 1923 at 1 30 pm. Secretary J B Pancake invites members to discuss the association’s caperta of the general ascociation and welfare actions.
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Mountain States
Hoot Growers Marketing Association
Coord House
Greeley
Colorado
J. B. Pancake
One Cent a Day Insurance Offer From National Protective
An old style insurance pitch touts a policy offering 100 a month for deaths or 100 per month for auto accidents, claiming low annual cost and no medical exam. The ad says the National Protective Insurance Co based in Kansas City offers cash benefits, payables after 66 days, with no money down for a 10 day inspection.
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2T Nas
Trea
National Protective Insurance Co
Pickwick, Building
Kansas City
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Great Western Sugar
Union
Ge Ua Ey Ast
Woolworth Ees
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Eiectric Pon & Hare Hocal Stocker SD
Pokes
Great Western Bazar
Colo
Nement Co
Ae Ighs Ff
Cette Corp
Enver Gua & Ectrin
Senver
Calver
Oklandmas Thru
Ateady
Ralfer Calven
Chicago
Gat
Kate
Walt
Elty Buteneras
Slaughiter
Nec
Hanean
Ueet
Abe Glock
Atrong
Bok
Enix nAlen
Lown
Royal Neighbors
Alan Fe Peat Tostames
Dotsero
Stork
Howe Hill
Greeley Hospital
G. B. Gorselin
Fourteenth Avenue
Vicks
fRinso
Denney
Gaymode
Partnerskig
Beauty & Wear
Fenny
Sleevelesat
Lovey
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