Bond Issue Under Debate Threatens Weld County Funds
The text discusses a proposed 20 million dollar bond to be financed by a regional coalition led by figures such as Attorney Thomas A. Ninon and Governor Jolxson. Weld County taxpayers’ leaders warn the plan may drain funds, with critics calling it a relief fund misused as a debt vehicle and fearing long term tax burdens and fiscal instability.
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Nea
Jolxson
Nera
Thomas A. Nixon
Hoy
Voller
Wold County Taxpayer's League
Java
Denver
Ula Lax
Greeley
Thomas A. Ninora
Lustvn Laxery
Mumper
Nizon
Jolbeon
Weld
Highway Department
Othar Toromen
Relief limits for dog aid spark county disputes
A damaged clipping reports county relief policy restricting aid to a single dog per household. Lester Ens, county pauper investigator, notes some families face reduced support and questions arise over eligibility and the process.
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Lesterens
Woman Injured After Automobile Collision Near Gilt Ed
A woman sustained a cut on the arm when the car she rode in struck another vehicle near Gilt. Robertson drove the new car northward as Frantz and J. T. Frantz helped. damage noted, time about 7 p.m. A separate report notes auto taxes totaling $13200 for owners, with $33200 in relief taxes cited, plus a string of court items including a weapon concealment case and a nonpayment fine saga from Fort Snathe court.
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Robertann
N. Frantz
J. T. Frantz
Frants
Robertson
Associated Press
Autoémobien
Waye
Jasth Hys
Ottiefols
Lontgiif
Pula
Demand in Greeley Sparks Real Estate Buzz
Local real estate man Hagan notes demand for good houses in Greeley remains strong with houses rented quickly and more apartments available yet in short supply. He says inquiries stem from displaced renters from drought areas in Nebraska and nearby states attracted by improving conditions.
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Greeley | Fm
Hagan
Magan
Nebraska
Ila
Ford to Bring 3100 4000 Men Back on 40 Hour Week
Detroit Aug 21 000 Ford Motor Company welfare official announced return of between 3100 and 4000 workers to Ford factories in Dearborn Inkster and Garden City suburbs on a 40 hour week basis. Daily pay set at four dollars. River Rouge plants last known count was about 42000 as of Aug 20.
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Ford
T Amperated Press
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Ford Offico Ford Welfare
Auburbe
Dearborn
Inketer
Gacdey Gily
Ford Factoriee
River Rouge
Postal Clerks Demand Franking Privilege Records
Aug 31 — At Chicago, resolutions adopted by the United National Association of Post Office Clerks urge amending the government accounting system to reveal yearly costs of the franking privilege. Charles J. Watroug, convention committee chair, says the $100,000,000 postal deficit should be placed where it belongs, on federal bureaus and Congress.
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United National Agspulation of Foot Office
Charles J. Watroug
Chicago
Post Office
Assignments of Teachers for Greeley Schools
Holton Coonts and others will teach at Gree Joy Lightelool this year replacing Iona Gootknight who has resigned. Ming Coudilgnt and three other new teachers join as head of departments and specialists at Greeley high and district schools. detailed staffing lists include Stuteman, Gillespie, Johnston, and Parker among many others.
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Holton Coonts
Warner Coote
Ure
Overley
Gree Joy Lightelool
Iona Gootknight
Hag
Ming
Lamar
Re Pugiic
Lucus M. Lortimer
Sttley, In
All Sainta Episcopal School
Sioux Falls
Mnd
Teachers College
Greeley High
Bina New
Norman Bennet
Gyesley
Retail Gas Price Rise Causes Local Shuffle
Retail gas prices advanced one cent per gallon in Gresley on Thursday with other towns in the state. New prices list eighteen cents for regular, twenty cents for standard, and two cents for special grades.
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Gresley
Stralgllayn
Woolworth Store Faced Violations in Restaurant Dept
A local Woolworth shop, identified as The Wondworth, reportedly faced code violations in its restaurant department after alleged complaints. Inspectors reviewed the area and noted issues requiring corrective action, with no further details provided on outcomes or dates.
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Woolworth
Wondworth
Frasier First To Buy Relief Auto Tag Here
Dr George W Frasier of Woloming Trachery College is first in Wald county to obtain an unemployment relief auto tag. Plate No 43501 issued to him. Commissioner James Ogilvie notes license 43502. Clark and Carlson among board members present. Bevon ty licenses issued in the two hours after sale began.
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Frasier
George W. Frasier
Woloming Trachery College
Wald
Ridey Merning
Nfffen
Clark Welter
F. Morrison
Prister
3. J. Clark
Willan A. Carlson
Youth Confession Tells of School Feud Killings in Colorado
In a confession Sheriff Johnson says Horainn Howell of Brush killed Schilting after beating him in a feud at a ghoul. Howell claimed he beat Schilting, used an ax handle, hung him, and fled. He also admitted shooting Arion Qaborn in the head with a .22 rifle to see him jump.
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Fort
Moreno
Opt
Johnson
Howell
Jill
Slowell
Aberitt
Scllling
Sherritt Johnson
Arion Oaborn
Qaborn
Frederick Gordon Hereford Boy Is Critically Burned
Frederick Gordon a 14 year old Hereford boy was badly burned in an accident Tuesday morning when a fire started with asphalt and the can exploded enveloping him in flames. He was not taken to the hospital immediately but later his condition worsened and his family remained at his side with relatives in Walden. The Gordon home sustained little damage.
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Grovec
Fredrick Gordon
Mra
Jack Gordon
Hereford
Clark
Altho
Grorar
Biea
Gordon Wera Simmone
Yeritt
Harold Hampton
Walden
Gordon
Local buyers pay to farmers on Sept 1 auctions
Local buyers pay to farmers at Friday sales listing prices for spring wheat at 1.07 and Winkler wheat around 4 50, old Pinto beans 3.59 to 4.50, and small Michigan white beans at 29 dollars per hundredweight.
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Michigan
Legality of Auto Tax Act Is Sustained
The Denver district court ruled the auto mobile tax for unemployment relief constitutional. Judge Robert Steale sustained the state's demurrer and dismissed three suits contesting the act. Attorneys Forrest Northcatt and Jackay Scott said they will appeal to the state supreme court for a temporary injunction to block the act pending review.
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Denver
Penver District Court
Robert Steale
Steale
Akama
Mde
Stable
Forrest. Northcatt
Jackay Scott
Peul
Ho Enzo
State Supreme Court
Meg
High
District Court
Setion
Prn
Enrollment Drops Noted At Eaton Grade School
Enrollment at Eaton opens with a notable decrease across all grades compared with last year. Overall junior high and senior high totals show reductions, with the first opening figures listing drops from 339 to 251 in the grade levels and each grade reporting fewer students than in the prior year.
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Eaton
Paton
Eaton Gelads
Juutor High
State Fights for Reservoir at Torrington
Washington dispatch reports Colorado pressures to secure a North Platte water compact and block Nebraska and Wyoming projects. Prosser and Hinderliter seek federal action to settle river equities, enabling a Torrington reservoir costing about 4 million dollars and possibly shaping the Casper, Alcova reclamation program.
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Hig
U. S. Suprema Court
Casper-Alcova
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebiraska
Aurhertid Athlesa
Jennet
Roosevelt
Public Works Board
Nebraska
Prosaer J
Casper
Torrington
Kendrick
Casper-Alcora
Carey
Reclamation Bureau
Prosser
Minderlder
Tarrington
Hinderkider
Golden wedding honored by I.O.O.F. in Greeley
Mrs. J. Snook celebrated their sixtieth anniversary at a Golden Wedding reception hosted by the Odd Fellows lodge. About 260 guests from Greeley gathered at the lodge ball for the tribute, with grand lodge officers and many local dignitaries in attendance. A gold plate and floral tributes, plus toasts and speeches, marked the celebration as friendships and lodge service were praised.
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Miley
JE. Snook
Stockton
Galif
Shook
Odd Fellows
J. Snook
Nix
O. F
Greeley
Sick
Yessel Poe
Sth
Odd Fellows Orphans Home Board
Pateluech
H. Randell
Brighton
M. M. Waltles
Wray
L. A. von Tilberg
Denver
J. M. Normag
Danver
B. Nicklas
Colorado Springs
Amy Drummond
Rebekah
Waty
Snook
J. A. van Tibore
Doneag
Johnson
Macy
Jo Dempsey
Spook
Spencer Turner
JT. Randall
A. A. Woolbury
T. Sh Pman
Goiten
L. Roy Intaan
Kort
Col. Vins
C. Ee Mazon
Loveland
C. 5
Porter
Noulder
Ray Nay
Windsor Louie Herman
Moulder
M. R. Fox
Squider
J. W. Haynes
Gulden
Correction Macy McKelvey radio dealer misquoted
Fragmentary note states Macy McKelvey a radio dealer wag inadvertently emitted from yesterday. It mentions signers of the yada deniers cole you lerday and references a sleood st.
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Macy McKelvey
Yada Deniers
Cole You Lerday
Scriven Oil Rig Nears Completion This Friday
Scriven oil operations report the well near Huckingham expected to be finished Friday with a new Eastern Wald county tent connected by midweek. Royalty bids surfaced for Scriven land as Borlivna offered about 150 dollars per acre, while another bid reached £100. Scriven’s finances remain solid though operations paused briefly earlier in the week.
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Detrick
George Sody
Huckingham
Wald
West
Welnasany
Botlere
Boying
Ralu
Scrivens Land
Gofaring
Borlvona
Scrivens
Eal
bin Peren
Charles Remsey
C. J. Ramsey
Oklahoma
Olly Thin
Clyde Wakner
Trameey
Two Autos Crashed at Gill Cross Road Collision
Two autos overturned after a specimental collision at Gill Cross Road near Phursdey evening. Harold Robertson and PN Frantz drove the vehicles. Mrs Joe Roderiaou and daughter Iarrielt suffered injuries. Frantz was bruised and cut. Deputy Sherrie Diylent conducted the investigation.
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Gill Cross Road
Mile
Phursdey
Harold Robertson
Con
den H. Novertson
Frantz
Eaton
Weeds
Iarrielt
Eni
Frantz Glao
Sherrie
Giants Win in Second Game at Brayen Park
New York Giants beat Boston 82 to 0 as J Carl Trubbell pitched and batted, drawing a record crowd of up to 60,000 at Brayen Park. The 10 inning game featured a 0–0 score through the third before the Giants pulled away. Colorado Representative Ralph L. Carr, a former U S district attorney, will represent the state at a national American Bar association meeting in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Boston
Stpt
Carl Trubbell
New York Giantz
Boston Tiravos
Brayen Park
Care la Colorado
Ralph L. Carr
Genser
United States
Colorado
American Har Association
Grand Rapids, Mel
Colorado relief budget funds paving 11th Avenue project
Colorado advisory board approves Governor Ta hron s 28 6 million dollar work relief plan for arterial highways including paving 11th Avenue. The governor requests 19 46 million state share and expects federal grant aid to cover the rest. The document outlines projects, budget figures, and local county allocations across Colorado towns from Grand Junction to Boulder and Weld counties.
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Colorido
Tahnron
Colorana Advisory Board
Public Works
Dutoy
Washington
Ipovernor
Ernor
Lowes BI
Attorney General'n Office
Calavada
Li Hp
Govern C . Bonot Inc
Wien
Png
Statn
Rome
Metra
South Shabert
Alpmosa
Iuprovemenc
Hourtan Hbirg
Derangs
Jand Antrang City
Fas Ankinaa
Hmrovwonene i Trinifond
Sisigegn ProWers
Lane
Pueblo
Elizabeth Street
Ce Fe
Inguin
Colorado Sprites
Mit Street Xonth Ta Elie ‘Shafts; Resurfacing WW. §. 40 From Cpacadgaven
U.S
Colorado Springs
Vin Uy
Maniton
U. S. 19
Adama Erosomhe
Tike County
Boulder County
Longmont
Larimer
Loveland
Wilenhig
Curb
Fort
National Induetrial Reenvery Administration Act
State Highway Department
Wold
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