Wind and Snow Sweep Northern Colorado and Weld County
A late season storm brought wind dust and light snow across northern Colorado and southern Wyoming into Weld County, with Greeley reporting near midnight snowfall and a sharp temperature drop from around 46 to 20 degrees. Snow and rain lingered through Saturday morning while farmers assessed crop damage and utilities repaired lines. The storm dumped up to around 2 inches in some areas and was followed by continued moisture and cooler air. Myra J. Graham estate is probate with a $10,000 value and multiple bequests to relatives and a church before the remainder goes to the widower.
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Greeley
Cheyenne
Douglas
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Wyoming
Nunn
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Blair Rugh
Poudre. Weld County
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Fort Lupton
Rugh
Big Ranch
Chambers Lake
Great Boon Ty Mountain
Glock
Greeley District
Colorego
Pleasant Valley
Briggsdale
Fort Collins
Denver
Fort Morgan
Stoneham
Myra H. Graham
Myra J. Graham
R. BR. Graham
Grealey
Park Congregational Church
Gresley
Walday
Rephane
Wage Scale Increases at Grealey Hospital County Payroll Update
County commissioners announce September wage increases at Grealey hospital. General duty nurses gain up to 60 dollars monthly, orderlies to 50, kitchen staff to 40, and undergraduate nurses to 50 with maintenance. Some staff receive smaller raise due to payroll reductions and private sector competition.
Greeley State Bears Fall After Rugged Utah Line Stands
Utah Redskins stop Greeley State Bears 26 to 0 as strong Utah forward wall dominates the first half. Newell Call and Ragnar lead Utah scoring with touchdowns in the third and fourth quarters, while Cromer and Rasmussen key the Bear defense and offense. Final score Utah 26, Greeley State 0. Norman Thomas to speak in Denver civic event tomorrow with loop broadcast planned on KOA.
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Utah
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Cromer
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Atkinson
Greetey
Ling
Cull
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Rasmussen
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Otui
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Reinoldt
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Gresley
Gromer
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Taamuagedl
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Rehwoldt
Situler
Stiuer
Hull
Rasmuesen
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Gnd
Eiest
Ragnar
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Rasmungen
Mnde
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Miata
Nia
Tlaamusaen
Amash
Jansen
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Lina
Christensen
Page
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Reetey
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Chadron Teacher College
Minot
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Nebraska
Ile
Withorpe
Holmes
Keeney
Poole
Albi
Flystries
Wallace Says Landon Would Ruin Farmers
Wallace declares that Governor Landon and the Republican Party proposals would end in a smash worse than chaos. In a Des Moines broadcast he cites bankers and big executives in support of his view, urging the public to beware the GOP.
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Landon
Washington
Sept
Uie
Lando
Republican Party
Democratic National Committee
Des Moines
Maine
Turbulent 1960s style football scores flood headlines
A messy nationwide slate shows many teams rack up or concede points in a jumble of results. Notable outputs include Utah University beating Groslay State 26 to 6, Colorado State Agglea 13 to 0 over Western Mate, Purdue routing Ohio Wesleyan 63 to 0, Manhattan defeating St Gonaverture 32 to 7, and Washington State winning 7 to 0 over nonearthlisted opponents amid other scattered scores and placeholders.
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Rocky Mountain
Utah University
Groslay State
Colorado State
Agglea
Western Mate
Utah State
Montane State
Purdue
Thineis
Rhode Island State
Meine
Blippery Rock
Westcheater
Middlepury
Union
Ohio Wesleyan
Pliteburgh
St. Gonaverture
Manhattan
Albright
Franklin and Marshal
Lafayette
Muhlenburg
East Staudeburg
Pan
Ner
Lowell
New Hampshire
Lingrendy
Chicago
Wayne Ui
Michigan State
Hobart
Asherst
Wesleyan
Coast Guard
Washington and Lee
Elon
Rahland
Wooster
Lebigtt
Gase
Colby
Providences Collage
Batea
Holy Cross
Connecticut State
Brown
Golgate
Duke
William. and Mary
Navy
Shenandoah
Western Mayland
Heavy Bean Loss From Wind Hits Local Farmers
Carl Will of Cornish reported a strong wind Saturday that stripped 50 to 100 percent of dry bean crops. He noted a 25 mile radius around Cornish with sanded fields and tosses where shocks were uncovered. Yields dropped to five to six bushels per acre, even with irrigation, and stacks of alfalfa and bean tops were blown away.
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Carl Will
Cornish
Will
Atnek
Greeley
Wil
Erie Safe Loot: 50 Pennies From Lagos Lander Office
A south western Ward county safe at Hogsett Lander Co. was pried open Friday night. Burglars stole 60 pennies and scattered records, damaging the office but leaving most valuables behind. Deputies link the Erie robbery to similar break-ins at Lafayette and Broomfield. No other thefts yielded money. the combined haul was 1 dollar from three incidents. Sheriff Anderson quipped at the small take. Also injured in Longmont is trucker Ray Hodges after a collision with a Colorado and Southern train. his truck was hurled 200 feet and demolished.
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Hogsett Lander Company
Uris
Ward County
W. H. Hogsett
Lafayette Elavator
Broomfield Lumber Yard
Lafayette
Drle Yard
Niwott and
Lyons
Guy McKnnesg
Erié
Inuber Yard
Algo
Erie
Burglaya
Broomfield
Notang
Gun G. Anderson
Delver
Longmont
Ray Hodges
Democrats Contest Committeeman for Green City Precinct
A suit filed in Weld County Court contests the election of Burl M Thompson as Democratic committeeman in Green City Precinct 23. Ira Nelson, election board official, filed the action after the primary results showed Nelson 24 and Thompson 23, with the canvassing board later finding tally errors. Contiived on Page 7.
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Burl M. Thompagilaa
Democratic
Green
Weld County
Lore Wridzy
Ira Nelson
Election Board
Dugtaxred Thompson
Nelson
Ome Vale
Local Buyers Pay to Farmers for Wheat and Potatoes
Local buyers purchase farmers crops on Saturday September 26 with bids for spring and winter wheat and new crop varieties. Prices listed include 1B ratings and assorted potatoes, with figures such as 3.90 for new crop wheat and 1.10 for potatoes, indicating active commodity trading.
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Marguis
Komar
Fintieri
Sheriff Eyes Albany Extradition for Three Accused
Sheriff Gus G Anderson announced plans to travel to Albany, New York, with Cheyenne Sheriff George Carroll to seek extradition of three men tied to a $630 robbery at the Southerland home near Grover, Colorado. The suspects include James McDonald and Richard Ricard, both identified by Tom Talk.
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Albany
N. Y
Lo Place
Herbert Lehman
New York
Rochester
Southerland
Grover
George Carrall
Cheyenne
I Men
James McDonald
Fron B. Ricard
Cheylene
B. G. Johnson
Colorado
Ricard
Ricard Ie
McDonald
Torry Ranch
Warren Livestock Company
Chey- Gung Heat
Weld
Tap
Troy
Darrell Dana
Terry Ranch
Eiies Spring
Ponca City
Olli
Carroll
Lehman
Chayenne
Apecial
Smith Named to Democratic County Ticket
Moses Smith of Ault was Saturday appointed as a Democratic candidate for state representative from Weld County by the county Democratic vacancy committee. Smith will appear on the general election ballot in place of W. L. Harris at Dovec, contingent on Smith accepting the appointment. County Judge Robert G. Strong and others sent Harris resignation and Smith appointment notices to Secretary of State George Saunders, who was to act in sequence.
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Smith
Ault
Democratia
Weld
W. L. Harris
Dovec
Robert G. Strong
Harris
George Saunders
Saunders
O¢ Smith
Moon
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The
Cause of Representatives
Committee on Platform Stand Has Been Chosen
The town committee named to study the platform invited candidates from Weld County to discuss changes at a Friday night meeting. A report is expected next Monday as Townsend chaired the session with Walter Forrson and A B W Hesley listed among organizers.
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Syuniftres
Almos Weld
Ra' Achilean
Sitta Republican
Couity
French Government Moves to Devalue the Franc
The Popular Front government announces a planned devaluation of the franc as part of a monetary accord with the United States and Britain. Parliament will meet to set a new gold content for the franc as part of a three-nation effort to stabilize the franc, dollar, and pound sterling.
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France
Gobbles
United States
Great Britain
Popular Front
Money Move Helps Peace Blum States
Paris reports Premier Leon Blum described a monetary alignment as a condition for world peace after talks with United States Secretary Morgenthau British Chancellor Chamberlain and French Finance Minister Aciol The plan aimed to align currencies to support global stability and curb inflation while Switzerland prepares to meet about currency alignment with Belgium and the Anglo American France accord ongoing.
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Leon Blum
Ad Ile
Frauc
United States
Treasury
Meury Morgenthauer
Neville Chamberlain
Preich
Vincent Achiol
France
Switzerland
Bugging Strike Ends as Principal Takes Up New York
Chicago Sept 26 The huge stir at Union Ridge district school in Norwood Park ends as former principal Charles O Hearn resigns. O Hearn to accept a position with a firm dealing with school supplies. Hermilt Reusson, school board president, says O Hearn will leave Oct 2.
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Ounion Ridge
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Pari
Salustay
Charles Or Hearn
Tnt
Owearn
Hermilt Reusson
O'hearn
Gsebool Enppiles
Ault Girl Dies in Greeley Hospital
Senna Anderson 24 daughter of Andy Anderson of Ault died at Greeley hospital at 1 40 Saturday afternoon after being a patient since Tuesday. She was a popular student at Ault High School last spring. Survived by parents two brothers Melvin and Irvin and one sister Auta bells all at home. Funeral set for Monday Sept 29 at 2 11 from the Ault gym with interment Eaton cemetery Armstrongs mortuary in charge.
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Andy Anderson
Ault
Greeley Hospital
Armstrong
Watan
Anderson
AIL High School
Shoe
Melvin
Irvin
Ous
Autabells
Eaton Cemetery
Armentrong
Sign stolen from Ninth Street business office
A business sign was stolen from the front door of M. B. Hagan and Gresley dealer premises at 224 Ninth Street during the night. The prank theft yielded a useless sign and prompted an appeal for its return or information.
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M. B. Hagan
Gresley Real Catate
Hia Vtfico
Ninth Street
Eigad
Morgenthau Puts $5 Million Behind Pound Defense
U S secretary Morgenthau announced that $5,000,000 of treasury funds were injected into the international exchange market to prop up the British pound amid Russian selling pressure. The move, with a Franco-Durhl American agreement, aims to stabilize currencies and support domestic recovery. Morgenthau warned the Russian bank action was aimed at depressions and pledged continued intervention if needed.
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Morgenthau
Treasury
Wie
Hull Anid
Morgenthaw
New York
Hussian State Bank
Io Treasury
Ruggian State Bank
United States
Hull
Morsevale
Woodring Named Temporary Secretary of War
President Roosevelt appoints Harry H. Woodring as interim secretary of war to fill the vacancy after the death of George H. Dern. Woodring, former governor of Kansas, has been acting head since Dern’s death, with no clear indication of a permanent successor. A White House notice says the temporary appointment will last up to 60 days if not extended. Richard J. Philips, a minor, is reported arrested in La Salle on unrelated charges.
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Hyde Park
Roosevalt
Harry H. Woodring
George H. Dern
Woodring
Kangag
Ainee
Derm
Utah
Jaye Voonth
White Houge
Somooha
Winder Mme
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