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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1933
Page
3
The Tribune encourages Public Forum letters but sets rules. Writers must keep to length limits, avoid personal attacks, and sign with name and address. Handwriting should be legible for publication, and submissions should be clear and under consideration for printing.
Open Letters praise a donor for aiding a needy girl, noting personal interest can exceed cash. It lauds teachers and officers for community acts, applauds police for crime-fighting efforts, recalls past conference football rulings, questions scheduling fairness, and salutes a city basketball league formed by volunteers.
From the Files of the Greeley Republican dated December 16 1914 notes the Curran company placing a new Christmas season poster The Ninth of Christ on Greeley billboards as part of national poster campaigns to evoke reverence for the day and its historical meaning.
A collage of opinion fragments mocks political jargon and cultural pretensions. The piece lampoons experts, media, and hypocrisy while highlighting distrust of elites. It references lynching debates, temperance, and technology, with scattered quips about cars, fashion, and public discourse.
A fragment from the Tribune discusses farm economics and perceived profits in farming enterprises. It questions government intervention and compares farm operations to market realities, noting complaints from farmers about costs, wages, and control by authorities. The piece quotes D. Stirley and references to Uncle Sam and the NRA as debated forces shaping agriculture and money.
Letters to the Tribune discuss beet price plans for next year with farmers debating a $3.00 per ton target. One farmer notes a capable worker in the beet field, while social tensions and personal comments appear in a scattered, flawed editorial missive. The tone reflects rural debate and concerns about agency from the Great Western and local farmers.
The passage cites Montesquieu arguing that youth do not degenerate on their own but are shaped by mature adults. it contrasts opiate and alcohol indulgence with the need for restraint and virtue. It reflects concern for women and children and calls for honest uplift rather than sensationalism.
A fragmented protest letter cites Santa Clana and Franklin as solutions, arguing for sound money and debt relief. The writer rails at creditors and politicians, claiming halved dollars and Halcyon-era job creation while criticizing calls for strikes and farmers’ wealth. W. A. Insinger signs.
Ray Tyson of Denver plans holiday stay with FW Tyson. Ladies Altar Society hosts a cooked food sale at Mead Deng store Saturday. Mrs. Mary Barr works at ALK. Dick Phelps was a guest of Clare Newman. WMA met with Mrs. Mead. Mrs. Campbell led devotionals, Mrs. Taker read the lesson for the study hour.
Berthoud residents enjoy social events with Meade school carnival planned for Friday December 28 at the town hall. Teachers and guests mingle as Miss Sally Peebles recovers from chickenpox and the Mead A B choir prepares cantata for December 7 at the church. Dec 3 features a Christmas program in the Mead school auditorium with a pageant by the upper grades and a special program by seventh and eighth graders and the high school.
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