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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
6
A garbled critique argues against lavish consumer spending and proposes a beer tax as a fiscal measure. It questions who bears the tax burden, implying workingmen lose jobs, and laments government mismanagement while advocating broad spending freedom and retail maintenance.
A garbled set of editorial fragments discusses hero worship and public figures, noting stress relief through comments, and critiques of politicians and media. It references Roosevelt Garner and others, with scattered musings on Europe, crime, and national unity. The piece critiques leadership, media tone, and political promises amid a chaotic collage of quotes and misprints.
Dec 1 1813 report details severe heat and late cold snap harming sugar production and beet quality across Northern Colorado. Factories battle spoilage as transfers rise. mentions Weld County town lot activity and local residents Thanksgiving visits.
A long list of Thanksgiving visits and dinners outlines holiday travel and familial reunions across Yuma County. Families from Grenfey, Kersey, Grooley, Estes Park, and Fort Collins join relatives in Peck, Lasalle, and nearby towns. Highlights include multiple hosts, seasonal meals, and health notes amid earlier influenza reports.
The report lists multiple Mead residents hosting and attending Thanksgiving events. Guests included Mrs Claude Putitt of Donvi, Mrs Gertrude Smith, Miss Mabel Judiken, and Prof. and Mrs. Grawell among others. Attendees traveled to Denver, Windsor, and Loveland for dinners, theater, and meetings with the Public Utilities board.
Thanksgiving residents across Greely and nearby towns hosted family and friends. Several households shared meals including Mr and Mrs Stanley, the Devs, the Dowlés, and the Beards with guests from Wheatland and Kersey visiting relatives.
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