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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1930
Page
5
The Fort Collins Express-Courier prints Baton Herald editor Gene Hogue obituary notes praising his constructive town newspaper work. Other items discuss Windsor rail service duties, Tulsa education editorials from Kansas, and local Thanksgiving anecdotes, births, dinners, and a December 6 Ladies Aid bazaar with booths and meal options.
A rough assemblage of editorial jabs on politics, finance, and culture. It mocks small town life, warns of social changes, praises persistence, and critiques public figures, schools, and media with brisk, dated humor. Key names and themes include Coolidge, education, wealth, and liberty.
From the files of 1917 report Gresley 21 Loveland in a top low scoring matchup on the Normal Athletic field. The contest replaced a postponed championship game due to snow, leaving both teams at the bottom of the league as Gresley Hayord led a strong open play. Also noted is a Thanksgiving wedding for Mildred Marsh daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B H Marsh and Mac Balch at 1624 Seventh Avenue, with Cream lace and champagne gown described. The skating season is underway with brisk activity on the rink yesterday today.
Nov 29 locals report family gatherings as Mrs. Th L McGrew and son Habert motor home from Gil Gs to Ault staying overnight at Emil Johnsons. J W Arnold family hosted Leonard Arnold for Sunday dinner in Hvane. Wm Kopp Bettel Burnett Mario Crisler hosted by Bordwell. Walter Lawrence and William Virgil joined Earl Wood for dinner. Lindeburgs dined with Jess Lindeburg. Jacob C Dill and John Dill frequented Denver on business. Meissingers and Roses hosted by Prad Meissinger. Evans records Mrs Edward Schultz visiting from Cheyenne for two weeks and Dorothy Winslow heads to Arvada then Colorado Springs to visit relatives. Clark Jordan and Henry Scheuerman hosts at home for Sunday evening. Mrs Beulah George helping with schooling plans.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a 10m TABLA UNION PACIFIC West Round timetable. Mentions Cheyenne and Denver routes, mixed train services, several stations, days including Wednesday and Saturday, and a legal tram notice. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
Windsor December 1 The G B Kirk adjoining and electrical business has been assigned to creditors with W P Street 18 in charge. The creditors committee includes R B Tipton chairman A BR Wilson and L E Prince with Dempster Mfg Co named as principal creditor.
Mrs E T Norbeck and Mrs Sanders host at the Ganaggle in ayd Amusement area in Snow White Marketplace with games ping pong and horseshoes. Ernest Nelson and two sons visited Mrs John Peterson in Greeley for Thanksgiving. Nelsons hosted a turkey dinner northeast of Windsor with guests including Gullbrandt and Ferdall. The Bennett family left for North Fork after a visit with Mrs Bennett's aunt and husband. Ray family hosted John Ray and Ray's parents for dinner. Laure Gra aided with the meal. Sylva Ray recovered from appendicitis and attended dinner. Wayne Ray, Colorado university football player, could not return home due to a postgame dinner in Denver. Mrs William Schanhala traveled to Fresno to visit her daughter Charlon A McCarthy.
A Communist demonstration is planned in Washington tomorrow when Congress convenes. The plans emerged from two large meetings of about 100 members at Which Issey, with boos greeting the speakers.
A fragment notes criticism of restrictions on quota immigration and discrimination against foreign born, with mentions of American government, President Hoover, and a Wah communist investigation. Resolutions oppose immigration limits and anti foreign bias.
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