Grid Carnival at City High Friday Night
City High hosts a Grid Carnival fundraiser on Friday featuring performances by Betty Tylut Jin Nolsan Bruce Walker Emma Low Anderdon and faculty members. Vaudeville at 8:16 p m includes a dance finale after a student show and a parade of guests. tickets are five cents each with proceeds aiding the alljada board.
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Grid Carnival
City High
Totdal Greeley High Schiol Pelitay
Alljada Board
Gig School
Jour
Sludante Epaka At & Special
Nue Sunvly Bet Dal College High School
Betty Tylut
Jin Nolsan
Bruce Walker
Emma Low Anderdon
Volos
Lleketa
Carnivut
Butte Pioneer Interred in Grave He Ordered
Butte pioneer Le Gras died in Ludington Michigan and, years earlier, arranged a grave and tombstone for himself. Jerry Le Crone, neighbor John Dorach and J E Snook recall ties to Groe Joy and Mont. Le Gras’s grave was laid out on his lot, with a box of his ashes sent from Ludington.
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Butte
Mont
Jerry
Dutta
John L. Dorach
le Grasa
Jerry le Crone
Wat
J. BR. Sudo
Groe Joy
Ars. Kalla
Davia
Dutte
Grass
Ond Alrs. le Gran
Geo
Snook
Mr. le Grasa
la Graen
Vreaundler
Detrost
Prat
Freshmen Initiation Parade at Briggsdale High
Freshmen at Briggsdale High School participated in a grotesque costume day on Tuesday. The town watched a noon parade with singing and speeches, ending with a playful dyeing of clothes and a clapping finale honoring the class.
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Dilggedale
Briggsdats High School
Elden
Glaths Rinadurmer
Indy
Jimwnio Tros Crainae
Clawn
Morihera
Ronnia Bell Wood
Pearl Gdallfame
Delmar Nhoadarmer
Atl Keefer
Lawrence Baldan
Teberit Graham
Eva Clymer
Dorothy Johnson
Audrey Behewneman
Lewie Barer
Jimule Roe Crain
Glatha Tihoadarmer
Roosevelt and Hull in Russian recognition debate and new store opening
The article discusses Roosevelt's Russia policy and Hull's role amid talks on American recognition of the Soviet Union. It notes tensions within the administration, Senate reactions, and the cautious approach to diplomatic ties. Also announced is a new Good N Rich Factory Store No. 41 in Greeley, led by George H. Cooper with a menu of sandwiches, dressings, and mayonnaises.
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Humphrey
Troy
Pia
Jevern
Perkins
Hali
Ailthough
William
Dilitt
Divi le
Europe
Senate
Robinson
Bullitt
Eda
Hull
Cube
London
M. Litvinoff
Sir John Simon
Flote
Roosevelt
neWaron
A. F
Asun
Loti Eldtes
Afr
Ronsevelt
Kalinin
Bla
Litvinoff
Tha Hat
Manny
Russia
Denver
Greeley
George H. Cooper
Gorch Gives Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Clues
Lieutenant James Wun of the New York police said information from John Gorch provided a clue to the Lindbergh baby kidnappers. Gorch’s statements were reviewed after questioning, with further police and state officials involvement. His handwriting was to be compared with the Lindbergh ransom notes.
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Camwoelster Frew
Beaton
Ogl
James Wun
New York
Polles Denartimant Today
John Gorch
Gorch
Wilant
Horn
New Jersey
Finnania
Grove
Prominent Cheyenne Doctor Sued for Alienation Affections
James D. Woolston, teller at the American National Bank, files for damages in district court against Dr. Clyde Yeager Beard a prominent physician and surgeon of Cheyenne alleging alienation of his wife Stella May Woolston. Woolston and Stella married in Greeley in 1925 and lived as husband and wife until 1942. it is alleged Beard began courting her around October 16, 1924 and maintained relations for about a year.
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Chayanne
Wye
Clyde Yeager Beard
Surfreon
Wal
District
Aoro
Todiy
James OD. Woolston
Teller
American National Bank
Throwie
Ewing P. Wars
Patilon
Woolaton
Stella May Wetoonere
Greeley
Cole
Cole, Marethis
Mra
McAndrew Addresses College Assembly on Education
Dr McAndrew spoke to a college assembly urging future teachers to shape public opinion through history teaching. He outlined four points, emphasized teacher influence on prosperity, and urged parental discussion of problems at home. Wheat and grain price data followed, noting a rise to $1 per hundred pounds for certain wheats and subsequent fluctuations.
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Tir
Williamn McAndrew
GW. Frasier
Galdmade
Ypsilanti
Minh
Hae
Audienee Jual
United States
McAndrew
New York
McAndre
Atoll
Thia
Mile Fund Pledge Card For Greeley Women’s Club Drive
A pledge form commits a monthly contribution of zero dollars to the Mile Fund administered by the Greeley Women’s Club under the Associated Relief organization. The signer agrees to present the card or be reminded by phone after monthly donation days and to send funds via Mrs. George W. Winley, 1201 Fifteenth Avenue, for a fifteen month term ending with the first donation month.
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Tribune
George W. Winley
Dr Zimmerman to address Park Church Brotherhood meeting
Dr A Etin-Meeniun of Teachers College will speak Wednesday night as part of a progressing series of programs for the Park Church Brotherhood. The initiative seeks solid monthly sessions with guests including Major H B Garnon of Cheyenne and other notable speakers to discuss Wyoming and Colorado developments, youth welfare, law enforcement, and community issues.
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Dr. Zimmerman
Brotherhood of the Park Church
Dark Brotherhood
A.¥. Etin- Meeniun
Teachers College
Litewack
Plannii
Deane F. D. Bramhall
Troutder
May
J. J. Skeen
Colorado Springs
R. A. Nicholas
Denver
Haus PB
Pressor
George A. Luxford
J. Or. DB
Peterein
Greeley
Toplea
Wyoming
Prominent Platteville Farmer Dies Sunday
Henry Schlager aged 69, longtime Platteville area farmer, died Sunday evening at his west Platteville home after a long illness. He came from Russia 20 years ago and leaves his wife, three daughters Mrs Ed Wagner Ita Schlager and Olga Schlager, and many Schlager relatives. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at Platteville Methodist Church with Rev Bergenhaur. Mizvah cemetery interment.
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Henry Schlarer
Platteville
Schlager
America
Russia
Plattevilla
Yirinlty
Ed Wagner
Ita Schlager
Olga Schlager
Oklahoma City
Jake
Walter
George
Johnstown
Puneral Services
Toy
J. W. ‘Tittle
Baptist Charel
Well Cemetery
Tittle
Soening
Atisnours
Jena
Brigestole
Charles
Keota
Ernest
Limon
Ton
Taernie
Olive Montgomery
Nebraska
Tio Lahey
Cody
Wyo
Anna Parker
Latta Moner
Call
Ethel Shyder
Yerbo
Calit
Evongalina Cowper
Long Beach
Cail
Gladys Tittle
Tobnstown
Kroinora
Dave Tittle
Goodland
Kan
Sam Tittle
Mbof N. Dy Blas
Lindberghs Return Home Anxious To Reunite With Son
Mrs Lindbergh expressed deep homesickness and eagerness to see her baby after the couple’s voyage from Southampton. She said she was terribly anxious to be back with her child as they traveled through Tennessee and Kentucky, enduring a long and tiring journey.
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Irlak Free State
Atrg
Lindbergh
Southampton
England
Agate
Tennessee
Kentucky
New 50c Size Reliefs Pain and Its Cause
Modern medicine relieves and prevents periodic pain and associated disorders without narcotics. Not just a pain killer, it acts upon the cause of your trouble. Per manifest use brings permanent relief. Sold by all druggists.
Gold Purchase Push Signals Roosevelts Policy Move
Washington Oct 24 The plan to buy gold tomorrow grows as President Roosevelt advances a currency reform. He conferred with officials and foreign quotes will set the price and amount of the first federal purchase. The government says the price paid will be slightly above the world price.
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Pricay
Washington
Rognavell
Tourrow
Roosavelt
Treasury
Northeastern Colorado Farmers Favor No Strike
Farmers from Colorado and western Nebraska meet in Julesburg to decide on joining the nationwide farmer strike. The Farmers Holiday Association vote was unanimous to follow President Roosevelt instead of Milo Reno, with several hundred farmers present and no opposition voiced.
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Julesburg
Golo
Northgestern
Colorado
Nebraska
Farmers Holliday Association
Roosevelt
Milo Rona
Deaths and Funerals Show Widely Troubled Times
Obituary notices report Ambia Wright of Gragi Lédgs Michigan died at 80 from heart trouble. She formerly lived Weld courtly and is mother to Mrs. J. H. Christman of Hersey with several surviving children across Michigan. Funeral details and further memorials follow in a series of regional notices.
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Dealh
Altes
Ambia Wright
Gragi Lédgs
Midi
Eure
Ata Lans Mich
Heanital
Heart Lroubie
Mra
Wright
Weld Courtly
J. H. Christman
Hersey
Shale
Nelson Weight
Saranac
Mich
Mich, and Four Other Daugsters. They Are Mra. Litin McMillan of Lawrende
Tarrnetly
Greeley
B. P. Llawellyn
Jackson
Mick
al Fl. Bees
Gan
Delrall
P. F. Tuttyer
Grand Lodge
Windsor Ger County Briefs Meet of West County Credit Man's Association
Windsor Ger notes show members and guests attending the West County Credit Man's Association meeting in Bt Atuan's Gullahall Friday night. Secretary Thompson of Greeley and other Greeley reps were present. The clapper was served by Guild ladies. Several club events and attendees are listed with some names and travel details.
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Windsor, Ger
Wanty Windsor
Mra
Riest Saylor
Mep
Edward Hemmerles
Mex
Mary Grigea
Uaente
Hastusa
Roy Ray
Loveland
C. F
B.C. Long
Ara
J. Sawyer
Kenneth Baw
Windsor News Roundup From Grunby To Fort Collins
Windsor residents report a busy weekend with football crowds at Grunby and Fort Collins. Attendees included Mayor and Mrs. C. O. Charles and many local families. Roy Ray’s Plymouth left a ditch but no injuries reported. Other items note travels to Greeley, Berthoud, and Chicago for events, plus a parish mission sermon and a Sister’s wedding in Syracuse.
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Terron
Paul
Mumber
Windsor
Grunby
Agglee
Fort Cale
Charles
Frederick
Betty
Jami 3Us
Bert Walker
Isott Daughiers
Margaret
Maryanna
Mary Galloup
John Stenzel
M. W. Tripp
Amt
Kina Yall
Lee Whitman
Grooley
Wayne Kay
Wilburn Branch
Roy Ray
Megg
Althoit
Abe
Hay
Wayne
Lesnia
Elton
Greeley
F. Lodge
Sylva
State Teachers College
Ralph Eastman
Betes Park
T. H. Budettl
Ray
RR. B. Ray
Berthoud
Mary Corlis
Taveland
B. G. Long
Cecil Cox
Greslay Hospital
Uiss
T. J. Evans Farm
Perth
Whitleor
Hey
Henry Douingaertet
Geleler
Leveland
St. Louis
Johann
Deaconers Boanital
House of Friends
Syraene
Nobi
Baumpaertel
Bible Grove
Martin
Viol Pratt
Farmington
Pratt
Tway Hu
Florence McDowell
Lves
Sacramento
Calif
Prost
Winhar
Edwards Olive Tablets Advertisement Claim
An ad touts Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel to cleanse the system, purify the liver, and combat stomach troubles pimples listlessness and headaches. It targets men and women seeking youth and vitality with olive colored tablets and easy action.
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Edwards
Why Doctors Favor a Liquid Laxative
A doctor explains chronic constipation risk from harsh laxatives and praises liquid laxatives for measured doses, steady action, and habit prevention. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as regular, fast-acting, pleasant tasting, and safe for expectant mothers and children. available in tablets or liquid bottles.
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Dr. Caldwell
Imperfect OCR Openings in Windsor and Denver Infrastructur
Anecdotal and garbled notices describe a range of topics including a Windsor physician, a Denver death, and a farming company action. The text references water restoration via pumps, historic mould and adobe details, and an upcoming bid for a highway project in Weld County. Specifications cite wage provisions and bid requirements with a completion target of December 16, 193%. Further details request inquiries at the State Engineer or County Clerk offices.
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Hadg
Ray
Denver
Uighe
Ind
Coop
Wesley
Sun Weld
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