Coloradans Gather for Bar Association Meeting
A large group of Gresley ay members met in Colorado Springs Fy to attend the annual bar association gathering. Attendees included judges such as Robert G. Smith of Green Glande C and Coffin from Fort. noted attorneys C. D. Tody, Waldo Hatly N. Haynes, Wi Kelly and others.
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Gresley
Colorado Springs
Rado Bar Association
Robert G. Smith
Green Glande
Coffin
Fort Vallitorneys
C. D. Tody
Waldo
Hatly N. Haynes
Wi Kelly
Brotherhood Leader Emerges In Mock Confab And Club News
Roy Gattley elected president of the M B 8 Brotherhood with Hal G Blue as former secretary. Frank Potts and W B Smith named officers. committees include I EB Stutsman Thibodeau and Lee Olinger. Death notices list Mrs Orville Hinder George Tisdel Frank W Carl Harriett B Gass and others with services scheduled in Greeley Briggsdale and Marys chapel.
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Hal G. Blue
Chicago
Methodists Brotherhood
Hig
Chicago University
Offi Corsa
The
Brotherhood
Roy Gattley
Frank Potts
W. B. Smith
Stutsman
C. Thibodeau
Lee Olinger
Arthur Mallory
W. 7. Ruonells
Bayle
Nussell Hil
Aidk Committee
Rev
Eifeldt
W. Phonix
Jews and Assyrians Share Ancient Ties Across Regions
A historical note highlights shared roots between Jews and Assyrians in Mesopotamia. It notes British Palestine limits Jewish return and Iraqi Assyrians numbering about 70,000 with 200,000 abroad, many Nestorian Christians who retain Aramaic and early Christian rites.
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Near East
India
Platteville Business Men Discuss Skating Pond This Winter
Tinttaville Sept. 19 Community club met at Virginie Tuk Tuesday evening with 10 members present and enjoyed Mrs I S Newitt dinners. Feasibility of building a skating pond for winter was discussed but no definite decision made. Possible 4 footpull team discussed. no action taken. Next meeting planned for Bapt 80.
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Tinttaville
Platteville School Teachers Are Located
Platteville Sept 19 teachers are housed in town homes and farms as the school year moves smoothly. Superintendent and Mrs H W Curtin remain at Winchester residence. Miss Hill and Miss Brochoern room with the Ditty family. Henderson Dowding Allard with Mrs Solomon on Marion street. Barkley rooms at Masor home. Strong at Otteson home. Ewing with Mrs Otteson. Lebinay and D Hays at J C Morgan. Hooper with Mrs Troopex and Ida at north house. Comden at own house. Mrs Hanna with her father and daughter housekeeping at L B Campbell residence. Burbridge lives on Mead road, drives to school. meals at Virginia Inn. Newitt and Viva among new faculty this year. Curtis begins third year. Lebmine starting. Hooper fourth year. Allard Ewing Wanna Hays second year. Camden and Burbridge pioneer teachers since the building was built.
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W. T. Masor
Strong
J. D. Otteson
Miss Comden
M. B
Hanna
L. B. Campbell
Burbridge Lves
Mead Road
Virginia Inn
Mia
Frank T. Newitt
Viva
The
Facalty
Miss Hill
Mise Dowding
Miss Henderson
Barndey
Curtis Ld
Mise Lebmine
Hays
Camden
Burbridge
Platteville
Rug Weaving Occupation For Blind Woman In Greeley
In a Greeley shop, rug weaving provides work for Ethel Churchill of 2338 Tenth Avenue. Misa Churchill, long blind, opened her own shop to craft attractive rugs from rag, serape, and carpet scraps. She learned weaving from state teacher for the blind Rebecca S. Gooding of Boulder. The Churchill family has lived in Greeley 11 years.
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Greeley
Ethel Churchill
Tenth Avenue
Misa Churchill
Ing
Serapa
Rebecca 8. Gooding
Boulder
Churchills
West Bound Union Pacific Timetable Fragment
A partial rail timetable lists west and east bound trains with stops at Greeley Yucca Cheyenne Laramie and Brigdenle. It notes mixed trains to Puresit and Brigga lake with days Tue Thu Sat and Tueaday Thuraday Saturday schedules, plus local Cheyenne connections and times around 10:20 p m and 3:03 p m.
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Tentr Greeley
Yucca
Cheyenne
Briggednle Ition
Laramie
Wyo
Vo Cheyenne
Eaton
Avit
Puresit
Tues
Thur
Sat
Enat
Nationwide Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed by Hoover
President Hoover signed a proclamation declaring the week of Oct. 5 as National Fire Prevention Week. The item notes emphasis on fire safety, with regional wires from Des Moines and Chicago detailing the proclamation and related fire prevention calls.
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Washington
Hoover
Robbery at Mie Ming station injures two people
Report from Mie Ming station notes a robbery on the floor night led to gunfire as L. G. Whaley rose and two bystanders were wounded perhaps fatally. Also mentions Cuba opposition to World Court protocol affecting U.S. policy and other varied notices from Washington to Yuma on rail and gasoline duties and a marriage license for Ruth Alexander.html
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Mie Ming Station
L. G. Whaley
Cuba
Senate
Yuma
Ariz
Ruth Alexander
San Diego
Robert A. Blot
Brooklyn
N.Y
Milliken Community Club Dinner Plans New Skating Rink
In Milliken on September 19 a large crowd attended the Gold Fellows hall dinner hosted by the Milliken Community Club. After a business meeting the group discussed a planned street skating rink near the bank and a monthly meeting cadence plus a Halloween party for children. The Ladies Aid served the dinner and a social session followed.
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Ladies Aid
James L Carpenter Enters Community Life in Greeley
James L Carpenter, a Central Business College Denver graduate, engages in farming, dairying, and livestock. He serves on the Big Hand district board and the Platte Valley Irrigation company board. A Mason and First Methodist Church member, he has long overseen the Junior High Sunday school, and he and his wife have three children in public schools.
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Central Business College
Denver
Carpenter
Behad
Big Hand District
Platte Valley Irrigation Company
First Methodist Church of
Greeley
Methodist Sunday School
Born to I C and spouse a daughter noted Monday
A birth report from Stork Express Bridgeville on January 19 records a daughter born to Mr and Mrs I C Tenth. Another newborn, a daughter, was reported Thursday evening at Gresley Hospital to Mr and Mrs G Robin, living at 911 Twenty first Street. Homer Jones of the Port Liyton area was bound over to district court on a single charge of raising the amount on a check payable to him. His hearing was before Justice Charles Lindle of Fort Lupton.
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Orvitle Hinder
Macy's Chapel
Ee George
Tisdel
Tenth Ave
Tle
Max
Greeley
Collins
Arthur Stanley
Pueblo
Sattley Funeral Home
Linn Grays
Mr. Tisdel
Indiana
Gresley
Mary’s
Amacian Legion
Mr. Cayl
Boulder
American Legion
Grace A. Carl
Willam Carl
Mulvane
Ian
Glenn Carl
Homer Smith
Myrtle Carl
Kan
Earl Carl
Douglas
Jidwin Gar
South Coffeyville
Oklo
Harmon Lett
Stork Express
Brigeslale
Mrs. I C
Horn
G. Robin
Twenty-first Street
Gresley Hospital
Homer Jones
Port Liyton
Coure
Charles Lindle
Fort Lupton
Ulcer of Stomach Is Disease of Civilization
Dr George W Grile of Cleveland told the Michigan Medical Society in Benton Harbor that worry triggers ulcers of the stomach, a disease of modern civilization. He described stomach lining as containing millions of tiny electric batteries that discharge under stress, causing peptic ulcers driven by hyperacidity.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
George W. Grile
Cleveland
Michigan Medical Society
Grille
Notice of Drainage District Exvovation and Construction Bids
Sealed proposals for the ex plovation and construction of drainage canal for The Big Bend Drainage District are invited. Bids due at 2 PM on Friday in October 1930 at the district office 206 Coronado Building Greeley Weld County Colorado. Proposals opened at 2 PM on October 3rd. Lowest responsible bidder awarded. district reserves right to reject bids or proceed under board supervision. Dated September 11 1949 Nixon secretary.
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Big Bend Dendnage
Coronado
Greeley
Weld County
Colorado
Ira’ Gay
Ben A.D
T. L. Stimson
Board of Directors
Coto
Ald
Thomar A. Nixon
Biz Bend Dhinaga
Thyroid Gland and Civilization's Cost on Brain Health
Dr Grile explains the thyroid is tied to nervous systems and adrenals, saying disease has attacked the brain of man. He notes civilization raises brain demand while body pays the cost, calling genius and philosophy highly susceptible to this effect.
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Grile
Post
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Mexico
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Wie
Strom
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Noel Baker
League of Nolons Assembly Committee
United States
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Pubic Servies Commission
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Burlington
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Peru
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Golorel
James Fitwaurice
Atlantic
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von Huenefeld
Waa
Tnto
Milliken Community Club
James L. Carpenter
Moe Ari- Burn
Meba
Greeley Drug Ci Folincke
Rockies
Kunet
Weld and Larimer Co. Legg
Appy
G. H. Dunn
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City Health Department
W. G. Blake
Quality Grocery
Eighth Avenue
Westinghouse
Wrestinghouse
Home Gas & Electric Co
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