Authorities Predict Coal Shortage Warns of Fall Price Drop
Dr Garfield at chicago May 22 warns apartment house dwellers and factory workers to buy coal now as August may bring shortages and lower prices. He predicts labor unrest and rising transportation needs as the nation reopens. Coal production has fallen and millions may migrate to Europe, urging use of rail cars and shipments.
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Chicago
Nce
Garfield
Europe
Coal Pro
Gener
Cara
Greeley Plans Welcoming Fourth for Weld County Ex‑Servicemen
Greeley invites Weld county servicemen to a no‑strings Fourth of July welcome home. Ex‑service members may wear any attire and receive free meals and special quarters to ensure no veteran goes hungry or fatigued. Col. Rice W. Means will speak on Americanism, with a parade optional for returning troops.
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Greeley
Weld County
Uncle Sam
Eage
Col. Rice W.means
197Th
Painter Family Settled in Windsor Home
J A Painter writes from Windsor that the family is settled in their new home. Brown leghorn hens disappeared while in the care of the express company. Cherries are ripening and The News has promised the second box from the Painter orchard.
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J. A. Painter
Windsor
Express Company
Painter
Boys and Girls Club Plan Community Fair and Programs
Despite dry weather and poor crop prospects the Boys and Girls Summer Club continues with strong interest. The pig project leads participation, with gardening and canning by girls also growing. Other clubs include summer fallow, bean, and poultry. A community fair and school celebration are planned for early next school year. A meeting for all members and supporters is set for Saturday afternoon June 28 at the school house to outline summer work.
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Altho
Keota News Notes Family Visits and Local Dance
Mr and Mrs A W Wagner and two sons visited from Keota on Friday with Bob Graham who is on layoff from Cheyenne. Mrs H M Fowler returned to Keota Saturday for a few days. Sergeant Major Harold E Bowery and family left for Benson Minnesota, former home before Mr Bowers moved. Minavrado Ranch and Arthur Robinson household will miss Bobby and his parents. A dance at Grover Hatfield home drew a good neighbor turnout despite a light evening rain.
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A. W. Wagner
Keota
Bob Graham
Cheyenne
Harold E. Bowery
Robert East
Benson, Minn
Mr. Bowers
Wer
Minavrado Ranch
Arthur Robinson
Bobby
Grover Hatfield
John Deal
Mies
S. E. Wallace
Colo
Continental Oil to Open Keota Station on Burlington Line
Continental Oil Company installs two steel storage tanks of 19000 and 22000 gallons, a pump house and wagon shed at Keota. Keota Lumber Company acts as agent. W A Peters builds foundations. This adds a second oil station in Keota, signaling growth in tractor farming and demand for kerosene gasoline and oils.
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Continental Oil Company
Keota
Burlington
Elevator Company
W. A. Peters
Keota Lumber Company
Continental Company
J. B. McDill
Fort Morgan
Denver
Church notices and community updates from June events
The item lists Sabbath School at 10 30 on June 22 with the lesson Love, a Union Service at Buckingham, a Thursday Prayer Service, and a sale of home baked goods on June 28 at Mr Fox s store. It notes reactions to a Burns Martin lecture, overseas experiences talk by Hugh McCutcheon, two new cabinet members in the League Miss A McCutcheon and Miss Marks, and plans for the Missionary Educational Conference at Estes Park. It mentions Mrs D W Schoonover s return from Colorado visits, Miss Bessie Callahan s trip to Greeley for summer school, Harley Baker and Clayton Butler seeking summer work, with Clayton possibly returning to Fillmore Illinois.
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Buckingham
J. McConkey
Ladies Aid
League
Miss A. McCutcheon
Miss Marks
Estes Park
D.W. Schoonover
G. E. Schoonover
C. E. Moon
Logan
Colo
Bessie Callahan
Greeley
Teachers College
Harley Baker
Clayton Butler
Sterling
Clayton
Fillmore
Ill
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Barfield
U. S
Fuel Administrat
John
Drouth
Bert E. Jewell
Keota News
Tfortner
Sterling, Cole
Schoonover & Son
G. W. Cochran
Briggsdale
M. E. Church
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