31 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1933
Page
1
Amarillo florist J Beechlar reports growing seedless tomatoes from cuttings without seeds after years of trial. He cites flavor improvement and commercial potential. Meanwhile the Dutch tug Swart Zee, 207 feet long, arrived for engine upgrades, equipped with two diesel motors totaling 3,000 bph.
Readable text lists a Princeton cake recipe and a breakfast to dinner menu. It includes cake ingredients, butter sugar orange zest and eggs, cake baking directions, and a frosting step. Also mentions cream, orange juice, rind, lemon extract, salt and yolks, plus mixing and heating steps for frosting.
Livingston and Overton County celebrate 100 years since Ambrose and Joseph Gore sought 400 acres to found a town. The Livingston community marks its centennial amid local history recalling early land grants and civic founding.
Milliken Aug 31 local notes recount E J Elam and son Junior’s return from Chicago’s Century of Progress with Clarence Wralleco and Bert Handers of Greeley. Brown and Lee Riggs’ Deertrail trip. many residents visiting relatives in Greeley Lincoln and Fort Morgan. Mrs Cook of Lincoln died, Dr Jon Johnson visited, families headed to Penn and Gothin, and locals Kaufman and Brooks apply changes with new tenants.
A report lists numerous residents and visitors in the area returning or traveling. Ava and others from Grant Merrill’s circle visited Idaho Springs. several couples and individuals spent time in Denver, Longmont, Loveland, and Lincoln. A Wyoming fishing trip and a San Diego visit are noted among many Sunday and weekday appearances.
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