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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1933
Page
4
A reader requests careful word count for public letters and stresses accuracy in author identities and addresses. The piece outlines that tributes should avoid sensitive personal details while the forum emphasizes proper attribution and monthly verification.
A satirical open letter warns that 1984 will bring a hard first year and possible overindulgence from relatives. Uncle Frank fears spoiling the infant year with erratic schedules, doctors, and political kin. References to 1933 1938 and GOPS frame a playful political family satire.
The letter denounces D A Stadium power over athletics, accusing Six Big athletic bodies of prioritizing profits over student welfare and ethics. It warns against using sports for financial gain and praises public influence while urging reform of university sports governance.
Readable fragments reference Prohibition backlash, political figures and social unrest. Mentions bootleggers and enforcement, fatigue with law, and General Franco era notes. Contains scattered quotes and opinions without clear single event or date.
News bulletin style listing for December 20 1914 covering Prof H H Birdsalls gift to the library eighth grade entertainment and apple distribution city council debates Holter theater and Camfield hall issues Sunlight magazine ad with 6000 word historical industrial feature Pawnee county division support cabinet meeting notes US protest note from Foreign Minister Gray Grostoy in Colorado MGC A local merchants and ministers organize and Dorothy Sprague visit Denver relatives and a Denver teacher visit Edwin Starkeys mentioned.
A pithy look at public forecasts and policy fights as officials warn that economic predictions miss the mark. The piece surveys NRA and CWA tensions, budget flexing, and looming financing needs amid a shifting federal stance. It notes insider doubts about wage codes and looming resignations while highlighting broader political maneuvering in Washington and public sentiment.
A fine program presented Saturday night by Briggsdale Sunday School members. Highlights include greetings, scripture, violin solo, family readings, and a Christmas pageant titled Holy City and Christmas Eve in the Ordway Home. Santa Claus gave treats as stage work and costuming received praise from Rev. J. D. Lasch.
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts Denver founder lore, focusing on Lorimer Street and Joseph Larimer's family. It covers Colorado milestones from 1868, the first Denver building on Larimer Street, and gold discoveries toward Central City, with reflections on pioneers, letters sent from Colorado, and the lasting impact of early settlers.
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