Education Opportunity and Public Warnings in 1930s
Weekend adult education offers free civil works relief courses but many unemployed take no advantage as they seek jobs. Government may fund jobless teachers if enough students enroll. diverse subjects available. Also includes a Life magazine warning to John Barleycorn about alcohol influence, plus tax and relief funding commentary.
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Civil Works Relief
Join Barleycorn
Number of Life
U. S
John Barleycorn
John Bayleycorn
Fragmented OCR Letter Stream Sparks Curio From the Press
An obscured OCR passage teases political figures and social quirks as it meanders through imagined titles and opinions. It hints at a secretary of growth or a president’s gabby nut, mentions a book idea, and riffs on optimism, golf, and editor reactions with garbled names and phrases.
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Guntur
Gugrowttura
Gabby Nut
Axton
Brain Trust
Drak Gan
Beets supply and community aid noted in 1914-15 Greeley item
From the Greeley Republican a 19 years ago note describes ample beet seed supply at the local factory for 1915, ship arrivals, and continued shipments to cover farmers. It also mentions Christmas charity drives by Windsor Eaton factories, church groups, and a legislative committee visiting state institutions.
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Fartiers
Greeley
Greelay
Qemnan Sead
Will Petrikin Raver
America
Farmera
Windsor
Eaton
Schon Cinerea
Thare
Methodist Church
Helen King Robinson
Edward Deckleo
Leroy Willams
Hugh Taylor
Orlando Wert
State Teachers College
Jerusalem Herald
Denver
Jerusalem
Judea
Tolbert R. Ingram
Herlin
Ven Tronlock
di Ley
Colorado Woman's College
Tn Uble
Gresley
William Lodwick
Alfred Riley
Fonthal
Lodwick
Turkey
County Briefs Highlight Local Social and Travel News
A roundup of community tidbits covers visits and returns of local residents Mrs Scheer travels from Wichita to Oklahoma while visiting relatives in nearby towns. Cousins and neighbors host birthdays and gatherings as people share meals, trips, and courtesy calls across Colorado and nearby states.
West Pawnee Social Notes Decode to Local Visits
West Pawnee notes report Mr and Mrs John Warby hosting guests last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Janey Polednecek. A baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Bert Hell in Denver on December 6. Mrs H G Rachtal led the Community club gathering as Thelma helped pack toys and candy for Capper’s crippled children in Topeka. The group drew Christmas gifts and Mrs W H Venable of Ault visited for ranch matters on Wednesday.
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Dec
Doris Byerstt
Harald Notinson
Fredrick
Whilix Flober
Scheer
Wichita
Kan
Fir
G. W. Scheer
Pred Mellor
Tba
William Cass
Kenneth Paterson
Stromeburg
Nobr
Frank Paterson
Edna Yoxall
Snd
Jacob Hasbrouck, Jr
Elaine
J. R
Jack
Sad
J. T. Torte
West Pawnee
John Warby
Janey Polednecek
Dinney Gosta
Bruce Weber
Wmra
Bert Hell
Denver
Nmrs
H. G. Rachtal
Hv Packing A Box of Toys and Candy For the Crippled Children of Cappers
Topeka
Club
Christ- M48
Whe Venable
Ault
Barnesville PATA council plans December meeting
The Barnesville PATA council finalized December meeting plans after a basket supper. A brief program by the piping group will be presented, and a popcon meal will be provided to attendees. The Barnesville Ladies club met December 7 at Mrs. Franklin’s home to discuss organizing a Christmas party and dinner.
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Barnesville
Noc
Barnesville Pata
Saveral& Roams
Barnesvile Ladies Club
Franklin
Buainosa
Community Christmas Meeting And Dinner Details
The text describes a Christmas meeting week with a show and gifts exchange on December 21. A charity supper for the PTA and Red Cross nurse support is planned, with a January 10 supper and a program by the Gill orchestra. Numerous local residents and guests attend and travel between Greenley, Cheyenne, and Fort Collins, with several names listed as attendees or visitors.
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Nelson
Nec
PTA
Red Cross
Gill
Averynua
Washington Social Science Club Formed For Fridays
Social Sciences club at Washington starts with second grade students as organizers and Amy Jaunen as president along with Mary Jane Be Nitt as vice president. Committee reports cover Friendly Pratflé Clean-up and Hind Deeds. lists of members follow. California tea industry backs 14,006 workers and provides about 30 million dollars annually.
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Washington Xchnal Yi
Charles Frazier
Wayne Hughes
Betty Lou Woodbury
Peatthe
Simmie Entwistle
Debbie McCreary
Arnott Marple
Jimmis Berra
Helen Louise Forbes
Dorothy Jean Allen
Verda Oxford
Donald Poush
Eugene Wents
Ernest Eberhardt
Walter Downing
Florence Ebrick
Philils Wlegnson
Marguerite Tamtet
Walter Sherportel
Hunt Drods
Hunt Drods Commalites
Jean Shovwmakn
Ruby Hoyer
Betty Lou Kidd
Darrel Johnson
Flora Morailz
Jinmy Gockls
Lamud McDonald
Milliken Schools Close with Program on Dee16
Milliken, Dec 16. Aliilixen schools will close Friday, Dec 22 for the holiday vacation with a Christmas tea and program in the evening. The program features grade school supervision and an operetta The Toy Maker, with song and scenes from second and third grades. Names of characters include Paymaker, Toy, Shepherds, Angels, and many children from the district. Santa Clara will greet attendees and distribute treats to all boys and girls. Tickets will be issued for lockers and coats to prevent theft as in previous years.
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Milliken
Aliilixen
Trea
P Nogram
Nadie
Aundera
Paymaker
Humphrey
Princeas
Forrestie
Roush
Blossom McCulloch
Alicia Brooks
Manon Doffenbaugh
Tag Doll
Francesa Stroh
Eldinn Hovah
Phyllis Snedder
Virgiyia Yost
Lorning York
Dorothy Yost
Mirhin Guir
Stephen Zamora
Howard Snedden
Alva Watson
Walter Scott
Angels
Peggy Allison
Renss Willey
Dolores Taylor
King Tierod
Delligh
Malik
Servapis
Conestantino Alinar
Harvey Scott
Joseph
Hynyv Maty
Dorma Jean Mar-tino
Ben
Harry Mills
Lamer Watles
Raymond Willis
Horus
Santa’ Clara
Carder
Washington Kindergarten Closes With A Program
The Washington kindergarten closed with a Friday program attended by most parents. Students Sleackers Mary Cot tox and Laurette Thompson led activities, with music, action songs, and a Christmas story. Santa distributed treats and gifts to children while teachers, including Mary Lewis Hopkins and Biss Colter, guided performances and a large piano piece.
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Washington
Mary Cottox
Laurette Thompson
Alory
Mary Lewi - Hopkins
Biss Colter
Plano
Mise Thompson
Baste Claus
Eliza
Martha Nell
Memphis
Téan
Cambridge
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