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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1933
Page
3
A garbled Associated Press byline appears in a fragment of a local newspaper page. The soggy text credits the AP in part and mentions a reporter or staff member. The legible pieces hint at a newswire origin and publication style without clear dates or events.
Evening and morning notices describe Christmas dinners, card clubs, and glee club performances. Names include Miss Hoke Nylen Mr. Laird Mrs. Bunton and others with gatherings at the Bunton home and Mrs. Hampton's. Miscellaneous program at U B church included a Christmas treat for primary and intermediate grades.
A Denver inmate’s pistol killing farm superintendent Harold Moore sparks calls for tighter gun laws. The piece criticizes gun proliferation, cites payroll size, and nods to silver price politics, banking proposals, and public ownership debates. It notes a nationwide birthday ball idea for Roosevelt and jokes about a mail carrier arson case.
A garbled column voices social mockery and moral outrage about marriage, class, and modern life. It references wives, husbands, inflation, politics, and media while lampooning figures and public discourse. A closing line asks to correct a quoted sentence from a joking author about publishing a book.
19 years ago the Greeley Republican reports on charitable efforts by Associated Belief and affiliates to aid the needy. 276 individuals were remembered with gifts and 160 care packages packed at the city hall by Rotarians and Kalpiras led by Maude Meeker and Mrs. Rothschild.
The article outlines debates over gold ownership, potential seizure by the government, and how such moves could shift authority from the states to Washington. It notes private expectations on Roosevelt's timing, banking concerns, and proposed moves affecting banks, industry, and municipalities, with references to Tugwell and policy figures.
Mead December 27 reports Christmas gatherings across the county. Families visited Denver and Greeley relatives, hosted guests from Casper and Salt Lake City, and a Mead school operetta The Toys That Walked to Walt was staged by six grades under teacher Markham.
Christmas activities fill Barnesville with school pageants and junior events. The district staged a nativity program as students received Christmas dinners and gifts. Many residents hosted relatives in Greeley and Denver, with Bertha Tandell traveling to Florida after her mother's sudden death and school resuming January 8.
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