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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1941
Page
5
County Clerk Spomer cites an old truck example to argue for enforcing new revenue department rules on farm vehicle use. The piece notes a 1 ton capacity truck would cost 910 under the tax, with broader concerns about rural tax rules, population shifts, and industrial centers.
A chaotic wartime column reports on Japan seeking to avoid a full U S clash, Hitler’s faltering and Rostov’s shifting impact, Libyan advances by Allies, and Red Army counteroffensives near Moscow. It highlights strategic pressures, supply lines, and the looming Caucasus and Egypt gambits shaping the war’s trajectory.
Puzzle clues include four letter answers such as Totnetts and Beard with hints like roc and Eph. Entries mix cryptic terms, foreign phrases, and scattered references including Inland and Savory meat. The fragmentary text resembles a crossword puzzle page with many garbled words and unclear enumerations.
Fragmented OCR style note lists various names, numbers, and items such as Dish of epee and milk, Guat, Pasa on worle, Persie, Avserisan Tylana, Gaz, Triudultecaled, and references to Hercules. Content appears garbled with many misread terms and inconsistent formatting.
Seventeen years ago in Greeley the college staged The Bybvie a four player presentation by a professional company as part of the Artist Series. The event, anticipated to feature local high school and industrial players, follows a Thanksgiving afternoon game and includes university notes on the doubleheader. Governor elect William E. Sweet is slated to speak at the Weld County Taxpayers League meeting Saturday afternoon.
A retrospective column recalls events from one, two, and twenty five years ago. Greek forces raid near Kunitza to contest positions at Tésiaus and push toward Buuthampton. In a distant two year look, Autesian bombers strike Helwinki amid frontline flares. Twenty five years ago, aggressive actions against Agsiro extend from Carpathiana to Southern Transilvania. The piece also notes estimations of the world’s richest individuals, highlighting Edorl Ford or John D. Rockefeller Jr., and credits the Molded ruler of Hyderebrd as the wealthiest, with fortunes in gold and jewels surpassing fifty.
Denver residents Mr and Mrs Norris and Mr and Mrs Meyer entertained O L C club members and spouses at a Mayer home bridge party hosted by Mr and Mrs Poster and Mr and Mrs Warrick Norcrona with Dres and Dre Dre among attendees.
A National Geographic Society bulletin surveys how military aircraft acquire belligerent titles, place names, and symbolic names. It traces American heavy bombers, fighters, and naval planes from Mythic terms to honorifics tied to Wright brothers history and Liberty, while noting British and German naming practices and the use of noncombat designations in some fleets.
Fifth grade class at Cameron school presented The First Thankaegiving In Greetey directed by Misa Margarel Ankeny in the school auditorium. The production traced early Greetey history from J Max Clark’s 1878 arrival to the colonial gathering at Hotel de Comfort and a Thanksgiving night square dance with cast and production staff listed.
In Ault two people were injured when a fire broke out at an oil station Friday afternoon. Firemen arrived, controlled the blaze, and assisted the workers who were treated by a local physician for burns on hands and face.
Lowen owned by Ted Ward occupied by dia Moniex at 811 Second Street was destroyed by fire Friday evening. Firemen arriving at 8 25 p m found the small building badly damaged. Cause believed overheated stove. Family away from home. Neighbors and Mrs Winter and Mrs HL Re Wieeman assisted in serving refreshments.
County Clerk Louis Bronter will speak to the Adult Education class at Lucas school on Wednesday evening December 3. Superintendent Carl Carlson announced the session as part of a study series on functions of long government officials. Preceded by County Judge Benjamin A. Woodcock and County Superintendent Hunt. The LaLa clan meets at the Lucas school next Friday evening at 8 pm to hear Postmaster J. F. Redman of Greeley discuss the hospital services, with Pred Warner of Greeley providing the music.
Weldona Messinger Perry announces her marriage to William Ernest Messinger of Wiggins on Saturday November 28. She is the oldest daughter of Dr and Mrs Wryills Perry of Weldona. The couple plan to reside in Weldona.
A corporate statistical note compares 1940 beet yields across Colorado Nebraska Wyoming and Montana. Early plowers averaged 15.21 tons per acre while slow starters averaged 11.87 tons. The piece predicts a similar gap in 1941 and 1942 as farmers push for a big crop year.
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