Legion Moves to Close Stores for Homecoming Game
The American Legion authority in Greeley voted to close business houses from 2 to 5 p.m. on Saturday October 11 for the Colorado Teachers College homecoming football game against Brigham Young University. A committee will consult with local businessmen to implement the closure amid opposition from shopkeepers while citing community duty to serve the park population and celebrate the fortieth anniversary of Colorado Teachers College. Victor Candlin Post elected new commander Den Neffaiger, with officers including Dr H L Franklin vice commander and W Te Wilkingan scribe. report on the Trinidad state convention was presented by delegates Cummings Dawson Pratt and Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Candin Post
Americant Legion
Grealey Businss
Colorado Teachers College
Colorado
Cottege
Gracley
Stgte
Ula Park
Cole
Lego
Legion
Wuller
U Progresa
Tnova Wits
Brigham Young University
den Neffaiger
Victor Candlin
Naffaiger
Boolkeeper
Acuve
Usnyeas
HL. Franklin
W. Te Wilkingan
Gee
Warl Pratt
Prank B. Kein
A. W. Swan
Earle Cummings
Trinidad
Greeley
Wart
Cummings
Jack Dawson
Irving Nelson
Platteville Women To Get Certificates For Home Hygiene
Certificates for work in home hygiene and care of the sick will be issued to Platteville women led by Red Cross nurse Genevieve Artz after completing a course. Ten of the twelve lessons, or 20 hours, were required, with final exams last week. Recipients include Katherine Thomas, Jenn Miller, Helen Morgan, Katy Welshans, Jennie Thompson, Ladine Peters, Mardalle Morgan, and Audrey Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe Lacs
Jiome
Mise Genevievs Artz
Red Cross
Platieville
Elzbt
Tin Donnt
Mali
Moedames
Katherine Thomas
Jern Miller
Helen Morgan
Kuty Welshans
Jennie Thompson
Ladine Faters
Mardalle Morgan
Audrey Thomas
Morenn
Petera
Welshans
Nira
Thompson
Morgan
Flataiilie
Red Cross Public Health Service
Omty
Jane Daviao
Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Girin Aod
Terry
Andree Diary Details From North Pole Balloon Expedition
The diary of the Andree balloon expedition, legible up to Sept 1, 1897, may be unreadable after Sept 6. The trio likely reached White Island on Sept 6 after crossing the ice Haute in July, attempting the North Pole flight. Dr. Horn proposes a new expedition to Whit Island next summer to seek further evidence and possibly Frankel's body buried in ice depths.
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Cox
Tromeoa
Norway
Andree
Imac
Doe Haute
North Pole
Gunnar Horn
Gummer
Horn
Povelleta
Frenkel
Mare
Frankel
Rugg Book Noted in Executive Magazine Review
Dr. H U Rugg's book on extraccurricular activities is highlighted in a leading executive magazine. The work, printed by a major publishing house, surveys 18 completed activities at Teachers College and national samplings of practice across various fields. It analyzes organization, administration, participation, and evolution of out of school activities and external agencies.
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Hxectthreg. Magasine
H. U. Rugg
Ute Tribune Tropiblican PubHahing Company
Rugg
Teachers College
Brebins
Bool
Actaal
Lugs
Jeuldauus
Golf Tourney Draw set for Greeley Country Club
Sixty four members of the Greeley country club were drawn in a handicap golf tournament to be played starting Saturday. Opening matches, with handicaps listed, must finish by Sunday Sept 14. Rex Waion led with two strokes handicap, followed by Larry McArthur Earl King and Dave Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Country Club
Drayne Inga
T, Loach
Jon Woolf, Jr
Sidney Frazier
Rex Waion
Larry McArthur
Earl King
Dave Bauer
Ted Woolf
Packard
Sherman Leach
Howard Jong
Challgren
Ve. Chalmers Wwing
Lyle Storey
Charles Challgren
Lou Hart
Frank Weller
B. Moore
George Dayia
Ve. J. O. Wing
Beall
Tunes TM
al Clough
Larry Clari
Charles Wheeler
Va. L
Proctor Smith
Kingman Packard
Peterson
Ray Kiley
Sla Wenzier
Ton McArthur
Rex Eaton
Art Erickson
Charles Day
Thibodeau
Tor Welsh
Charles A. Wheeles, Jr
Phil Dole
Tom Opiyke
Macy McKelvey
T. Carney
Mark Smilth
Sterling Brun
Iys
Leon King
Ray Williames
Gilvert
John Neutze
Woodward
Fred Notorose
Ve. la
BE. Ondyle
John Mosher
Ve. H. Holden
Dr. B. Woodcock
Bowuser
Fullmer
Ed Folbrecht
Atkinson
Bodinges
Ti Bart King
H. Kelley
Neil King
Ve. G. E. Sutphin
T. C. Stillwell
Ted Kirby
Percy Robinsop
Charles Clark
Rue Hayden
Bill Saunders
Thorg
Ant
S. L. Leach
Patel
Hallett Drugstara
Wil
Little In Serving Public Woes Highlight Public Service Burden
A fragmented note laments the strain of public service, suggesting service to the public consumes the worker. It references a figure or location with unclear wording, hinting at a hardship or self-worry in fulfilling duties amid possible Fort Goethe or similar. The readable bits imply a critique or sorrow over service demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimal
Hiahke Lim
Goethe
New Alkaline Powder Claims Quick Relief for Stomach Ailments
An old advertisement touts Duane gers MD-BA Alkaline Powder as a mild, fast acting remedy for hyper acidity and digestive upset. It promises relief within ten minutes, claims natural ingredients target the stomach source, and offers a money back guarantee from Grevioy Drug Co. 10c and $1.00 ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grevioy Drug Co
Robertson Wins in Screen Test for 4-H Members
Harold Robertson, a 16 year old Weld County 4 H member from Gilligh school, won second prize in a national 4 H screen test contest conducted by a mail order house. First prize went to William Brown of Illinois. both winners may star in a 4 H film shown nationwide. First prize includes a trip to the national club congress in Chicago. Newton won for original writing and gets a trip to Washington. Robertson plans to enter college next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Robertson
Gilligh
Robertson
Bias Bernica Newton
Canon City
Robertsen
Weld
William Brown
Fiim
Chicaga
Miss Newton
Wrehingien
D. C
Reverend Baldus Returns From Journey East
Rev. Fred Baldus pastor of the First Baptist church returned to Greeley Tate Thursday night with his wife and children after a long trip to Chicago for PhD work. He will preach Sunday on The Future of the Church. The family drove 1400 miles in four days from Greeley to Chicago via Denver Kansas City and St Louis. He toured Racine Wisconsin Bank and Mendota Illinois and Chicago during six weeks at the University of Chicago. On the return trip they passed Marshall Missouri where Rayn Heater begins his pastorate next Sunday. Gertrude Kreis Baldus's sister stayed at Therry Missouri with her mother before returning to Willian Jewell College. Cities Service and local notes close. Time’s changes referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baldus
Tha First Baptist Church
Hla
Greeley Tate
Baldus
University of Chicago
Kla
Degras
Hay
Greeley
Joseph Datlus
Hapitor
The
Baptist Church
Baldug
Chicago
Henver
Kansas City
St. Laura Ded
Nln
University
Racine
Uibank
Mendota
Chiscage
Frasier to Attend National Education Committee Meeting
Dr. Frasier will travel from Greeley to Washington, D. C., to join a federal committee inquiry into teacher training activities funded by a $290,000 appropriation. The group, led by William John Cooper, includes Dr. A. H. Keith and other education leaders from several states and colleges. The mission runs six days with no pay for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George. Wilfard Peaster
Colorado Veaders College
Gragley
Washington, D. C
United States
Brastur
Bureau of Education
Department of Interior
William John Cooper
Pennsylvania
Ws C. Dagley
Columbiay
Wi We Cheners
Osio State
William W. Kemp
School of Eucation
University of California
Shellon Phelps
George Peabody Oallage
Henry W. Holmes
School of Educator
Harvard
Walter F. Morgan
Teachers College
Macomb
W. D. Waldo
Kalamazoo, Mich
W. 5. Gray
Chicago University
M. J. Haggerty
Uni-veraity
Minnvsnle
Irasier
Europe
Dietitian Appointment at Greeley Hospital Announced
Miss Cummings joins Greeley Hospital as dietitian after completing Iowa State agricultural work at Ames and a six month internship at Barnes Hospital Washington University St. Louis. Trained in nephritis diabetes pellagra and heart disease diets, she earned American Dietetic Association certification. She is regarded as a capable instructor for student nurses in the hospital dietary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaloosa
Iowa Stats Agriculture
Ames
Barney Hospital
Washington University
St. Louis
Barnes Hospital
Fiie Dietitians
Mise Cummings
Generals Hospital
Burlingame
Misa Cummings
Stork Express Born in Greeley Hospital Sept 4
A baby girl was born to Mr and Miz Leroy Hall at Greeley hospital on Thursday September 4. The infant weighed a healthy amount at birth and joins the Hall family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miz. Leroy Hall
the Greeley Hospital
Daviehter
Airplanes Giveaway Sparks Crowded Greeley Promo
In a Saturday event in Greeley, Curtise Robin Airplane promo offered miniature planes and a big model giveaway to buyers at Hill and Melelway radio store. The Majestic radio model priced at 4.50 drew crowds as prizes were announced for early purchases before 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Hill & Melelway Radio
Diskey-Sandersa, Inc
Majestic Radio
Majeada Radio
Curtias
Local notices from Keenesburg and surrounding towns
Keenesburg and nearby communities report a parade of visits and business trips in Denver Colorado Springs and Colorado towns. Residents and relatives including Mrs Katherine Barkly, Miss Francesa Lewis, Dr O J Vallicott, Mrs A Kypuss, Mrs H D Bell and many others were noted visiting or traveling for work, family gatherings, or meetings through midweek and Sunday in August and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keenesburg Keendabirz
Beggs
Stutton
Denver
Sam Buckingham Wetl
Grealey
Katherine Barkly
A. Lakins
Dare Yel Lakin
Beatrice
A. W. Wallos
Johnetown
W. B. Kemp
Gaurder
Syouing
Gregley
Sad
Cay Bell
Grace
Luyada
Kigernd Misa Tene Bell
Bualnosé
Jos Grob
Hag
Mra
Néls Anderson
Francesa
Lewis
Mya
Travia
Kinsas City
O. J. Vallicott
Vallicott
Steve Brockhor
Colorado Springs
Ralph Kiehr
Cowls
H. D. Bell
A. Kypuss
A. F. Smith
Fort Colllcas
Husiuage
Deatherage
Hudaon
Rise
Sama Barker
Roydon
Oorgs Murphy
al Michael
Andrew Krause
New York
Suday
Howard
Dixon
Hfamiy
Brighton
Misa Ilene Bell
Missa
Jennie
Vinnsy Benson
John Hooler
Jennie Benson
Howard Hooker
M. ©. Hooker
Jett
Chiripa
Nebr
Thura Lay Afternoon Club Holds First Meet of Season
Fort Lupton details the Thura Lay Afternoon Club at its first meeting of the season. President Mrs. T. H. Porwand elected as delegate to the September convention at Traildad. Members answered roll call with topics, and Mrs. Vincent read a magazine story while others shared how they spent their vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Lupton
Thuralay
Mya. W
Everett Baxter
J. A. Darling
Chib
F, Brown
Local Births and Community Notes Reported
Vivien Tapocs born to Mr and Mrs Jack Scott on Thursday evening. Geral McCannery singing for the parents, Mr and Mrs W G MuCaume, arriving Monday from Wilkinabure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivien Tapocs
Jack Scott
Geral McCannery Winllig
Dnd
W. G. MuCaume
Wilkinabure
Nye Probes Mrs McCormick as Detectives Spar Over Methods
Chicago reports Senator Gerald Nye rejects McCormick accusations about employing detectives to probe him and the Senate Investigating Committee. Nye vows the inquiry will continue and pursue details of McCormick's detectives and their methods, with adjournment to Sept 15 for further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gerald. P. Nye
Amazei
Senatore Nye
Porter H. Mato
Vermont
Lere
Fort Lupton Man Hurt When Horses Run Away
Fort Bunton Sept 1 Kar ry Ewing suffered a serious tumble when the spirited horses unhitched from a wagon bolted for a mile north of town. The wagon ran over his legs bruising one badly and tore and bruised the left side of his head. Two bystanders carried him home and he rested Thursday evening after being called from the Thursday Afternoon club by his daughter Opal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bunton
Karry Ewing
Galing
Myre
Ewing
Opal
Mr. Ewing
Unclear phrase highlights long illness and confinement
A fragment notes a 67 year old man troubled with rheumatism for 51 years and to be confined to his for eevarad da. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear events or names.
Attorney Generalship in Colorado Primary
A Republican primary voters guide discussing the attorney general race in Colorado in 1930. It notes the death of Robert E. Widbourn, vacancy handling by the State Assembly, and calls for Northern Colorado representation on the board and irrigation issues. It urges voters to support a Northern Colorado candidate in the September 9 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Robert’ E. Widbourn
Gresley
Winter
State Assembly
Ireland
Winbaourn
Charles Armatrong
Vac Committee
Land
Colorado
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Platteville
Executive's Magazine
Country Club
Chichesters Pills
Ladies Ask Gear Urvacist
Onlakes Sega
Budn Oy
Rev
Journey East
Clitfeg Servica
Fentrarahay
America
San Francisco
Gordon G. Moss
6Th Ave
Greeley Mattress
Eleventh Avenue
Dr. Frasier
East
Greeley Hospital
Stork Express
Tribuns
Kress
Woolworth
Redy Anderson
Geo. D. “Patton, D.S.C
Park Place Bley
Fredling
Chiropractors
Sixth Street
J. Vi Smith & Bon Store
Phono
Nye
Mrs. McCormick
Lupton
Louis B. Reed Greetey
Cularada
Eighth Avenue
Harvard Bureau of Business Research
Greeley Daily Tribune
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