Condemnation Move for Dam Began Here
Local condemnation action filed by Mrs. Linglebach seeks court approval to appoint three appraisers and grant right to build a water impoundment across a creek for irrigation on her ranch. Suit argues dam is only reasonable method to use waters, with landowners named as defendants and options debated. Other district actions noted include foreclosures, land interests, and alimony petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Fred
Constance) Sliglabach
New Raymer
Irelgallon
Jobi Wharton
Aire
John Wiarton
St. Ald Myyn Wharton
Linglebach
Tigafortter
Defoudaile
Paretas
Alva
Sluglebach
Vayrl
Alice Cosner
Agaidet
John W. Hornetty
John W. Menlersen
George W. Kiefer
Rasta
M. Stonestreal
W. E. Tiles
Jie Plainditt Amd
Lacy Demandault
Sotpany
L. J. Beynon
Frederick
Roy M. Brigga
Walters
John Walters
Grands of Credty
B. BR
Kosnenskg
Lonila
Joseph Stbick
Hkeenesburg
Stanchard Accident Tagzurances Company
A. E. Lab
Deaths and Funerals in Meni and Pintleville
A mixed obituary note covers William Robinson of Mend, Mrs. Andrew Back atrum, and Mary Schemp of Sedgwick, with services led by Rev. Alou Rhnen and interment at Mountain View Cemetery. Surviving relatives: Schemp husband Alexander and seven children. Also notes an 1780 First Station of Congress with quorum issues and procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meni
Chia
Sory Leze
Wlm
Prohn
Longwont
Anon Br. Robinson Wan Lue
Andrew Backatrum
Mend
Lome
Dedoque
Alou. Rhnen
Loveland
Mises Helen Kraig
Eunice Price Anny
Pintleville
Mary Scheinp
Jacad Rothermal Farm
Thuradey Owratug
Bers. Schowp
Denver
Sedgwick
Rothermal
Alexander Schemp
al Eo Plattovice Methedial
Ollie Masters
Pentecostal
Pervices
Nad
Mikoxkh
Congress
House of Congresu
House of Representatives
Sendle
Hollywood Hair and the Redhaired Women in Town
Hollywood gossip notes the return of redheaded Joen Harlow and spotlights women with hair colors such as silver blonde and red. It names Ula Nair Uny and Nancy Carroll as notable examples and hints at further observations on Clark Gable, inviting readers to request more details by mail.
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Robert Grandon
Hollywood
Joen Harlow
Gene Rayusonit
Ula Nair
Richard
Skeets) Gallagher
Hulla
Billy Bove
Hugo
Urda Grausted
Bho Hitel
California
Nancy Carroll
Ushieves & Park
Nancy Wag
Nancy
Clark Gable
Weite
Robert Granden
Woozright
Byodiining
Denver Market Report Presents Mixed Livestock Prices
Denver Sept 16 market notes show poultry demand steady to slightly lower, beef and lamb prices fluctuating with primes and feeders uneven. Cattle gains in Kansas City and Denver reflect scarce stock while milk, butter, and cream prices edge up. hogs and sheep showing modest shifts amid week closing trends.
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Denver
Iast Stark
Ateo
Kanbas
Kansas City
Weveral
Tis
Airec
Mortiy
Ceio
Rept
Lotepra Magetiy
Ft. Hows
Mora
Hieber
Colorado
Joe
Japanese Protest Over Bank Photographs Sparks Diplomatic Action
Protests in Osaka rise after photographs of Japanese business and industrial buildings by National City Bank of New York. Delegations from patriotic societies threaten intimidation of workers while Ambassador Grow arranged talks with Count Uchida. Reports claim U.S. military activity and bombing plans, though Japanese officials call evidence unconfirmed.
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Glenn Babb
Associated Press
Tokyo
Ena National Ciy Bank of
New York
Osaka
Qanke
United States
Joseph
Kurlie Islands
Aleutian Islands
Olao
Banda
United States War Department
Kukumin Shimben
Cyliiclam
America
Japan
Yewrnapar
Ant
Mangehow
Gling
Ranch Bank
Far Saat
Steady Tone Ends Stock Market Week Quietly
New York stocks closed modestly higher after a volatile session as freight and loadings data offered a mixed backdrop. Major issues including U S Steel and Bethlehem showed gains while Allied Chemical and Eastman Kodak led declines amid thin Friday trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treen
New York
Wiuy
A. B. Steel
Elili
Waa
Jurga Steal Corporation
Fnevensa
U. S. Steel
Rethlehem
American
Telephone
Dupont
Coca Cato
Johnn Manville
Lige Bott
Etd
Myers
Kennecott
Allied
Chamical
Eastman
Pupil Enrollment at Milliken Schools Shows Small Decline
Milliken schools opened with 245 students, down from 250 last year. Most remained in high school while grades shifted. high school enrollment dropped slightly as 62 in high echoes, 106 in intermediate, and 7 in lower grades. Local and district splits include 47 local high school students, 10 from Fairview, and 5 from Dan Tela. Tuition reduced from 5 to 4 dollars per month.
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Milllken
Milken
Uicre
High Echoe
Alvision
Fairview
Dan Tela
prieMo Aliiests
Florances Return from Eastern Trip Reported
Florances return from an eastern trip is reported with notes on economic conditions and trade improvements. Judge Morance who brought Florance back after a 11 day journey to Parkersburg and Cleveland comments on crops, factory openings, and views on the presidential race, saying opinions split on Hoover or Roosevelts chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmi
Gracley
Ben J. Morance
Pesca
Wito
Florancn
Luo
Parkers Lurg
Cleveland
Ud Thero
Florance
Tarmore
Guna
Morance
Oil Leases and Royalty Transfers Feature Broad Listings
The document records multiple royalty transfers and leases in the Magdalens Thomote area and surrounding sections. Transactions involve HH M Franks, D Reo McArthur, and numerous others including O A Lee, Michal Kraxberger, R B Grazier, Cunningham, The Buckingham Royalty Co, L G Bullebuyy, and G A Lee. Details cover fractional interests in royalty, mineral deeds, and related property lots across sections 6-53, 8-59, 16-27, and neighboring parcels. Numerous one eighth to one sixteenth of one percent interests change hands, with references to NE NW SE NE and related lot designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. M. Franks
R. B. Grazier
Cunningnam
Cansinghar Selle
O A. Lee
GG. Saileuary
Addington
W. O. Hussey
New Rayner
G. R. Jobnacn
Nic
Sallebury
Abe Fittleth
Lea
Eniire
Salisbury
Weld County Primary Supervisor Candidate Statement 1832
County Superintendent of Schools candidate in Weld County emphasizes 24 years in Colorado and Wyoming schooling, 12 years as county superintendent in Beverance Erie Gilcrest Miliken and Kersey. platform pledges efficiency economy appointments and no pay while in office, with strong community support noted.
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Weld
W. Burbridge
Bt. Vrain
Platteville
Jongaiont Dich School
Colorado
Tsachera College
Wyomleg
Royalty Shares Reported for Various Land Lots
L M Nelson of Denyer and A Le Greer are linked to a royalty split of one sixteenth of one percent on multiple SE NW SW NH BBW W SE BT SW SE and 17268 areas. Lee and J B aid B A fiecker of Sterling discuss one sixteenth of royalty on lots 3, 4, 66 and surrounding NW NE SE NW land parcels 82-56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Nelson
Denyer
A. le Greer
Lee
J. B
Aid B. A. Fiecker
Sterling
Unfilled Steel Orders Rise First Time in 17 Months
United States Steel reports an August backlog rise of 3,203 tons to 1,969,595 tons, the first increase in 17 months. Analysts note seasonally weak volumes and earlier data uncertainties but confirm expansion in the backlog as orders show modest improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Soule
al P Law
Roosevelt Train Schedule Is Made Public
The detailed schedule for Governor Roosevelt’s special train, carrying the Democratic presidential nominee across states, was announced. Departures and arrivals span Albany, Denver, San Francisco, and St Louis with connections to Colorado, Wyoming, and Kansas. The report notes engagements, concerts by itinerant bands, and a broadcast from Columbia Chain artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idhauy
Roosevelt
Albany
Arriva
Denver
Sant
Dever
Vin
Union Pacific
Ghayense
Jake Stroh
Sumsel View Omm
San Francisco
Tonigit
Seatl
Ws Brown
Tnia
St. Louis
Santham Pacific
Duke Islington
T. Kinney
Cotton Pickers
Gecll
Scott Nd
Colombia
Victor
Stroh
Greeley
Ray Woolley Dies After Long Illness at 48
L Ray Woolley, 48, longtime Eaton barber for 20 years, died at home Friday after a prolonged illness. Funeral services set for Sunday 3:30 p.m. at Eaton Bible Church with interment in Haron cemetery. Arrangements by Armstrong's Funeral Home of Eaton. Survived by widow, parents, and siblings.
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L. Ray Woolley
Eaton
Eaton Bi
Haron
Armstroms
Woolley
Ond
B. B. Woolley
Promineus
Rochester
Life
General Brothers
Stelega
Ma Ferguson F Faces Court Challenge In 1934
Austin dispatch notes the supreme court rejecting a petition to invalidate the Democratic nomination for Ma Ferguson. The action alleges irregularities and fear of committee influence, with details of the candidacy and potential compliance questions. Funeral services for AM Goff are announced for Monday at 2 pm. An estate filing in Flcasant Valley lists $41,000 total, including $20,000 realty and $18,000 in bonds. The article also mentions upcoming public theatre events at the Greystone Ballroom in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
Mirinina
Ldamus
Ferguson
Uy Uyo
Goff
Macsday
Lion Grove
Bliss
Charles of
Flcasant Valley
Frig Paper
Wise Teatter
Stork Express Births Reported at Local Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ray Tienguro of 109 Eleventh Avenue report the birth of a boy at Greeley Hospital on Friday. Mr and Mrs Jerome Igo of 821 Thirteenth Street announce the birth of Axon aftercapital Thursday. Gomez Wins Another Five Runs in Detroit.
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Stork Express
Aira
Ray Tienguro
Eleventh Avenue
Greeley Hospital
Friay
Jerome Igo
Thirteenth Street
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Carl D
Torkatocke
Hrieca
Opes
American T. Neyee Continents
Genere
Western Sugar
Standard Ciln
J. Montgomery
Woolworth
Pli
Elec
Stockyarda
Great West Sugar
Ib Idealement Co. Com
Eslio
Ney
Cai Corp
Real
Elf
Riactor Corp
Hacesoriz
AE Corp
Mondi Gene Rihure Sede Ee
Smeets
Jens
Spo
Milliken Schools
Florances
Edgar W. Burbridge
Hersey, Colo
Sunset
LL. Ray Woolley
Ma Ferguson
Masic
Publix
Chihe Greystone Ballroom
Cit
Gomez
Lou New York Yankees
Tha ‘Tigers
Lety Gomesecurei
Altio Hy
George A. Crowd A
Koa
James D. Parriott
Edticuls
Wayhead
West Virginia
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