Eaton High Welcomes Students and Tracks Enrollment Rise
Eaton schools opened with about 1110 students across eight grades including juniors sophomores and freshmen. Enrollment shows a 17 percent rise from last year as assembly announced changes and programs for the new term.
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Bulow
Eaton
Sophsnarai
Maklur
Behgrade
Fevent
Sea Fur Web
Rmorotig
Beckandor
Sear
Fio
Janes Dette
Stunt Bady
Atu Dout Boly Cuunell
Miffan
Sporch
BuhHy
Irwin
Colomila State College of Education
Aly
Sukondor
Leng
Rotary
H. A. Lang
Ratan Rotary Club
Toestuy Uoon
Ine
Me Lang
II Fily
Bailey
Packard
W. G. Blake
Claud Carnsy
J. V. Toyna
HiIng
BR. L. Goll
Mra
Pauly Annarson
Moidomes Borwend Por
Missa Perkins
Gordon Wilson
Shiney Welekton
Chron Doughty
Paut Anderson
Marry Noleon
Baptist Choir To Sponsor Minstrel Show Wednesday
The First Baptist church sponsors a minstrel show directed by Miss Peges Gene Mitchell of Little Neck Arkansas. Cast includes local attorneys and many named performers, with a baby contest and music by the Platte Valley Accordion ensemble. A whiteface skit Now and Then is planned along with other acts.
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Dixie Biackwinds
Treeley
Parl Prandece
Alshe Junior High School
Audiversum
First Baptist Church
Misa Peges
Gene Mitchell
Little Neck
Ark
Wayne P. Lowell
Atlanta
Grayton
Selation
Cheater Garton
Epsom
Harold Akers
Kane
J. A. McDonald
Uselese
Grover Adams
J Wrotter Heys
Turner Clemeon
John McGloden
Mandy
Rose Mares
Yancy Dinkely
George Kinsall
Alexadder Fatlor
Ho Ii
Clemenctr
Lewla Spencer
Hay Gordon
Lewie Spenser
John McGleiblen
Jim Hill
C. M. Turner
August Hanh
Pats Winsey
Tarbaro Brumley
Florence Reeves
Frances Mueller
Eleanor Baah
Helen Baker
Betty Dawton
Helen Cumblegs
Clara Staveng
Mary Eldred
Maria Repp
Saber Kennedy
Zelma Gordon
Rai
Frances Marie Klein
Cheona Speer
Jean Oliver
P. M. Eckles
Alice Joyney
PhD
Platte Valley
Alice 411
Bros
Henry Bach Jr
Pabba Trom
Axa
Abe
Evearing Pauny
Bath Smith to Fight Ten Rounds Wednesday
Fort Morgan California reports a ten round boxing bout featuring Bath Smith. The article notes Smith’s recent work and a plan to travel after the bout with Fight manager and staff mentioned.
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Bath-Smith
Eye
Fort Morgan
Cali
Em Bretyhy Smith
Andar
Dick Ienenay Dantpsoy
Corey Warner
Hier Welch
Fariey Mamager
Gasithi Jones
Chyfeteer
Dug Angelod
Stertleus
Kersey School Enrolls 236 Students Amid Busy Fall
The Kersey School enrollment reaches 236 as students and families from Hassey, Boyt, and Seliol communities participate in a busy start to the term. Teachers and staff assignments are listed, with notable mentions of James Maly as sponsor and Mary Miller as president among school officials. Residents travel to Denver, Ogden, Estes Park, and other nearby towns for events and gatherings as the community adjusts to the new year.
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Hassey
Boyt
Seliol
Eleulwd
Constanis
James Maly
Marery Miller
Lawrence Peterson
Accord Vlew
Wnt
Jon Nell Nesbit
Rudd Lyens
Marjorie Murry
Mary Salyer
Cecil Gustinan
Jean Nestor
Ray Acotlau
Sargent
Mené
Soplomoras
Eva Miler
Dewhte Gustinan
Ducile Ackerman
Vio
Frank Ward
D. A. Wigle
Travold Herbst
Autdred
Iliottin
Mit
Edwin Sitmunn
Reaaurer
Elka Powell
Evn
Gutrand
Leonn Young Era
Gerald Parsonter
A. Wigle
Louisa Cook
Pb Kane
Mra
W. A. McKenney
Carl Gordon
Tandy
Valley View
Asig Monrie
Creeley
Sinner
Td Siva
Carl Robinson
Nee
Gene Neal
Wera Hiner
Ravla Neck
Arnesay
Branley Selby
W. Fr. Stith
Ar. Balby
Air Service
Crom Wyoming
Dengar
Gearts Tluren
Citenga Balinlay
DM James
Tenver
Sina CM
Nil Mire
Ray Cooper
Mineaucrana
Frank Oshertey
Estes Park
Mary Sulser
la Salle
Wad
Stoy Trowson
Effle Renson
Ins
Ogden
Utah
Kathryn Thuwek
Greok
Korney
Waa Mo
Hushness Couren
Cis Chilligo
Lola Steanema
Five Missourians Rescued After Mount Shavano Snow Storm
Five men from BL. Tusa Mo were lost in a snow storm on Mount Shavano Thursday night but reached their camp safely. The group included James Gillis Richard Trough Charles Feurbacher William Tawry and Edward Grove. They had started to climb Mount Shavano and became lost in a gorge during a shift in weather. They were found next morning and arrived back at their camp near 6 pm.
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Saila
Calo
Tusa
Mount Shavano Thurée
James Gillis
Richard Trough
Charles Feurbacher
William Tawry
Edward Grove
Marquard
Mount Telncoton
Mount Shavary
Car Upsets Near Platteville. Injuries Reported
A vehicle overturned about two miles north of Platteville Sunday evening. Two children and a woman were passengers but escaped with minor injuries. The driver, Mr. Everett, and others nearby assisted. details indicate several people sustained minor cuts. A separate obituary notes former Platteville resident Drew Everett Motor died in Kin LeMe, Goocland, Kaw, Friday.
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Thatteville
Sapl
Jokie
Nex Parkligon
Phattertte
Gunther
Ara
Plorlat
Parkingage
Thanul
Platteville Bay
Drew Everett Motor
Jtarty Peters
Whittier
Cult
Diatterilie
Kin Leme
Goocland
Kaw
Unt Mra
James Polerd
Gaudiand
Eyarett
Platteville
Bmountain View
Gravley
Tigdaw
Wea
Jet Heulerton
Sunny
Romy Lun
Mraly
Tireell
Greeley
Hubbett
J. Rt. Peters
Peters
Tabert Peters
Denver
Walker
Satrday
Granala
Lewi
J. M
Thitene Vista
Isa
Lupton Ant
Donald Duck
Fowler
Wilson Rice
Ale
Myra
Clus Johnstow
Eileen Ab Dea
Alice Norvin
Sronrer
HiMen
Andens
Cecil Severan
Rath
Leala
Mildred Severin
Asdale
Woo
Severns
North Plalie
Nebr
Romantcal
Tapia Siverny
al Beverance
A. J
Chas
Leitz
Laraetteman
Boston
Wyn
Stop Look Listen Revival Subject
Revival notice announces Ethel Hurds Wednesday evening talk at Corfield Hotel three doors east. Miss Cates speaks Thursday on The Next Great War for Army of 200,000,000. Friday family night asks dresses and working clothes. Illustrated poster by Mia Culea titled This Water Family. Sunday Miss Gaten to speak on Mou of Morey.
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Ethel Bs Hurds
Three Doore
Corfield Hrotel
Miss Cates
Mia Culea
Offices Flooded by Construction Plans in Colorado
Denver reports flood of project applications as WPA and PWA offices handle mass requests for hundreds of projects. Paul B. Shriver notes about 600 projects valued at 13 million dollars await consideration, with similar inflows at the VAVA office under George Bell. Conservancy districts propose 19 million in projects. largest include Pine River 2.7 million, Trinidad reservoir 1.6 million, and Rio Grande 400 thousand.
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Denver
Sophi _a
WEA
EWA
Statis
WPA
PWA
Dalay
Paul B. Shriver
Wiate
Adasine
Ietvulor
VAVA
George Bell
LWA
Colorado
Nefors
Ql Shiver
State Confervancy Distriet Gould
Conservancy
AL Longwent
Tacky Ford
Fort Collins
Pueblo
Lovelind
Boalder
Lamar
Twenteliga
Youngout
Nulignagbard
Glenmere project disapproved by council amid cost concerns
Council rejects a Glenmere park water and Sprinkling project with a rough $20,000 price tag and $7,000 from Greeley. A WPA linked water line plan and two potential farm acquisitions near Glenmere were discussed, with no action taken. The draft notes also mention the 1885 Jumbo the elephant death and a note about bodies not sinking in certain lakes.
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Anrinking Syslem
Eheller Jinwao
Glenmers Park
Wade
Atderamuctanga Tavis
Dha Nark Conanittea
Tugstay
Wight
Greeley
Lass
WPA
Mosce
Davis
Isto May Bay
Gleners
Farma
Anderson Estate
Mace
Treeley Union Nacional Tank
Anderson
Windsprites Return From Speedy Vacation Trip
Reported by Kenneth Codwell and Charles Primuer, Windsprites finish a quick nine day vacation covering 3500 miles visiting Los Angeles exposition and sights on the way home. Many Windsor residents and friends are mentioned as they returned Monday night and Tuesday afternoon from trips to Nebraska Kansas and Colorado with various family updates.
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Kenneth Codwell
Charles Primuer
Anastotrp
Los Angeles
Walter Gallupler
HG. Wickman
Basyrd
Nebr
W. Thorthey
Windsor
J. R. Clark
Windsonr
Migs Bouwlah Clark
Doubler
Nays Nehry
Mec
Lory Ferguson
kahGol
Fra Leachers
Henry
Theca Wenks
Bridoy
Itush
Maying Lawson
Winilgar Heapieil Freie Das Toniras Cormoparnulloris
Mra
Tiadare Sarengon
Abalona
Flor
Spain
Denver
Alumbatmos
Widsor
Jennion Bell
Ot. Ambler
Wray
Mud Mea
W. N. Hick
Charles LaMarr
Lertile Gon
Bobby
Toneka
Wan
Perry Bynes
Itliner
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Boane
T. J. Javang
Ida Detleff
Barbara Cullison
Leavior Greeley
Aly Tuban
Mary Griggs
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Labor Day
R. 1 Jinnin
Fe Markos
Tunity
Greeley
Goodner
Kort Morgan
George Despua
Warren
Vilion Pennington
Fany
Ydita Palmer
Lael Whitman
Clarence Lupris
Hanver
Clifford Evartson
Kimwall
He Shay
Loveland
Mist
Atelya Utnegiebach
C. L. Haitey
Grevtey
Clifford Evertson
Joyce
Anyssear Whrilsot Und Mins
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Windsor Girl to Teach in College in September
Windsor notes a local family announcement about a daughter preparing to teach at a college after spending the summer with family. The piece mentions relatives and a recent family reunion in Rouiller with around 60 relatives, and notes the parent Mr. and Mrs. Foster and Shir Jayet Windsor attending. The article references a graduate from Colorado State College at Fort Collins.
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Mias
Chaves
Faveren Windsur
Wselay
Size & Leasing
Cheipsiaga Coleus la Catala
Ale Junves
Columbia
Suner Witt
Stra
S- Gee
Garalyn ‘Teller
Lanny Vantetra
Graces
Poallon
Paratita
Slater
Mia
P. G. Foster
Shir Jayet Windaor
Willan Terner
Beoller
A. Paster
Colorado Blate College
Fort Collinge Inst
Birthday Dinner for La Salle Resident
La Salle residents joined Lagalle on September 4 for a birthday dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Baril Slowart. Attendees included Moyne Turner Mazel Wall Ross Corning Lea Davis and Ray mond Turner. Several guests traveled from nearby towns and states to attend and extended family members visited over the weekend.
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Baril Slowart Emler
Duper Sumtay Nynty
Wilkinsie Wnd
Jack
Slary Davis
Huet Wall
Gon Jinmite
Ant Rosa Corning
Tiraned Island
Nebr
Davis
Tater
Susia Brown
A. G2 O'Counny Jett
Aurora
Colo
Will Tim Bensteet
Lillia Hadgon
Tenver Ts
O'Connor
C.D. Rudd
Margaret Mead
Cheyenne
Wyo
M. W. Mead
Bow Bayly
Neil
Hanna
Wye
Wehoat
F. Blackwood
Menver
Tie
Te. Diackwoo
W. K. Wilkingun
Ant Duler
Ani
Jack Stufer
Lane
Osgood Picnic at Jackson Lake Draws County Folk
Osgood residents gathered at Jackson Lake for a community picnic with local families and guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Maule, Mrs. Renet Boly and family, and several neighbors who shared meals and conversation. Mrs. Hanah John’s family and other visitors joined in the Wednesday gathering, with plans announced for a church event on September 13 hosted by Mrs. Hertha Arkeney and assisted by others.
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Osgood
Jackson Inka
Hanah John
Joyce
Edgar
Anderson
Wayne
Fintereek
Berlin Carlit
Manley Young
Todney Helin
Sweiya Mewberr
Arg
Hertha Ankeney
Dorthy Bolin
A. B. Miller
Hertha Arkeney
Guy Ale Tim
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