Dairy herd leaders of Colorado cited in report
C W Henry of Greeley and Linton Dairy Farm top the month with high milk yields and butterfat from Holsteins. Fred Clymer owns 46 cows led by 43 registered Holsteins averaging 840 pounds milk and 29.7 pounds butterfat. Joe Garalek and Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind also shown among high producing herds in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Colliway
Fred Cigey
Grand Junction
C. W. Henry
Greatey
Joe Goraick
Puebla
Uns
Colorado School For the Deaf and Blind
Linton Dairy Fawn
Colorado
Celarada Agricultural College
Fred Clymer
Prnvida
Linton Dairy
Joe Garalek
Dleg
Tarem
Wolstein
City Brevities From a Northern Town in Brief
City notes report My and Mrs O C Peunty returning from Java after Mrs Peuntys mother Ira Jennie Leuty improved upon arrival in Perey Ta Mrs A J Mumiper West county NRA women's division chair presided at a Chayiver of Commerce meeting discussing further local work Mr and Mrs Clavertee Wilse and Mrs G P Ollington test Friday for Waieas as she plans to attend Mrs Glises brothers funeral in Wichita Kens and Mrs Pilkington to visit niece Mrs Myrlle Lacquerment who was fi MePheraon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Paterson
Los Angeles
Celit
Mies Veterson
Sterling
Pleter
California
L. D. Crittendon
Greeley
Frank. Lows
Calif
Thev
Mra
Crittendon
Logsagelas
Crittenton
Kansag City
Aguea Avenue
Kansasa City
Chayiver of Commerce
Thia
Clavertee Wilse
P. Ollington
Waieas
Lakins Red and White Store Ad Address Correction
A brief correction from Lakins announcing their Keene Valley store closure and future plans. They thank patrons for support over nine years and say if prosperity returns they may reopen in Keene in early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakins
Keene Valley
Keene
Recital Opens Year with Elegant Family Program
Henry Truutman Ginsburg opened the season of family recitals in the Faculty Club to a capacity audience. His performance featured a brilliant and showy program with flawless intonation and rapid tempo. Alfred Waty and Arthur Henderson contributed as accompanists as the New York Philharmonic Society plans a Sunday Symphony No. 8 performance at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Truutman Ginsburg
Hestein “Fing
Mreisler
New York Philhyphony Society
Drang
Walter
Alfred Waty
Ag Fotos
Mr and Mrs W Ge Saalwachter Trip Ends In Colorado Visits
Mr and Mrs W Ge Saalwachter left Tuesday for a three week trip visiting Owensboro Kentucky and friends in Indianapolis and Evanston. They returned to Greeley Thursday from Colorado Springs where they attended the wedding of Virginia Love. They went to town Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ry Rive
Greeley
Bustusss
Tulea
George
Itya
Artie Shuilay
A. No Lyster
William G. Gayster
Oniabs
Nebr
Willan
Hety and
Gaploys
Texaco Company
Claude McConnell
Louise Crary
Burlogane
Cal
Crary
W. Ge Saalwachter
Thucaday
Raintivea
Owenebero
Indianapolis
Evanston
Tad
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Mal Wolan
Paul Anderean
Denver
Lear Norman Thomas
Nina
W. Vy Drady
Trein
Garden Grove
Hverost. Ayes
Hyes
Edenvale
Cali
Gan.Jose
Mary, Bassett
AJ H. Copeland
Bhen
Hayes
Waltedt
Congreamman
Weldon Hardesty
Union Pacific Railrant
Chicago
Mr. Hardesty
Sons
Bob Trowne
Sherrit Tire Service
Eighth Avenue
Minyton Thorohred
Res Og Woll
Dan Generel
Lee
Housy
Hla
M. Lee
Kewanes
I Mts
Lascung-on- Boney
Mabel Balch
Baley Park
Tess Haleh
Louie Elliott
New York City
Wi Hall Thompson
Chesney
Criswell
Jolnstown
Mya
Donuvar Nom
Ohiewellie
Johstown
Gates Brow
Gilbert
Weldoroda Deng Co
Greeley Delicatessen
8Th Ave
Weldorado
Willie Willis
Robert Quillen
Marcel Hollywood
Betty’s Beauty Shop Ltd
Woolworth's
Finger Shop
Watest of
West
Ideal Food Co
Ule ‘Bros
Jonathans
Rath
Armoutr
Solitaire
Solitaire Royal Ann
Baker's
Elberta
Texas
Ife
Paul King
Postindes
Marion Hall
Eisnborg
Zephyr
Habay
Wienlawekt
Aganj
Kremlers Liebasfreud
Walt
Atlat
Ercores
Arthur Honderson
Wagner's
Iowa
M. Folger
Brookfield’ Creamery
Apain
Safeway
PPLES
SWEET
Sugar Great Western
Bag
van Camp’s
Pikes Peak
Peas Mountain
Borden's
Brookfield Butter Swift's
Swift's
Lb. Armour
Wiamen
Easity
Custar Food Star
Ninth Avenue
Tenth Street
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