10 Dec 1930
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1930
Page
1
A wall of local items details social calls and visits around town. Mentions of Lafferty, Buliivan, Gates, and the Dundas family in Denver join café openings, cafe management changes, and plans for a restaurant in Park Merchandise. School events, travel plans, and a December money loan ad appear amid community updates.
A large Platteville crowd attended the Tt Lupton sub district Epworth League rally at the Ft Lup ton church. Hudson won best attendance and the banner for three rallies in a row becomes permanent owner.
The passage explains watered stock as stock whose face value exceeds real property value. It notes watered stock does not raise a corporation's property value unless exchanged for real value, highlighting that inflated nominal values do not increase actual worth. It mentions the limitation of value unless tied to genuine assets.
Bernard Shaw's play at the Little Theater drew a crowded house. Paul Andersen led as Richard Dudgeon with strong support from Judith Anderson as Roberta and Lois Clifton as a hardened woman. The melodramatic drama ends with a poignant farewell amid British invasion tensions.
A damaged OCR piece reviews a Shaw play, noting costuming and staging. It praises Miss Blackburn and Johnson for performance, credits Bowers and Mel for lighting, and mentions Beene and the audience reaction. The piece names many production staff and hints at a run of three Shaw plays led by Milburn.
City council Tuesday instructed coal haulers to increase sweeping and cleanup of debris. Complaints cited that holes from alleys to coal bins remain uncleaned, with enforcement assigned to the policy department.
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