05 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
1
Weld County brief reports a woman died after a morning incident at a country home south of town. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the B church. Several local residents are mentioned in passing regarding travel, property moves, and local errands in the surrounding area.
Fragmented notices detail Windsor society activities and housing woes. Reports mention K D Pousten and Harry Hives, local church events, a tobacco company social, factory shifts, and shifting rail appointments. A basketball game between Windor Teachers and the town team ends 27 to 4.
Judge Herbert M. Baker addressed students on Educational Treatise and the Juvenile Court, stressing psychology and sociology in judging youths. He urged judges to know children’s environment before ruling and to apply sound educational psychology to all cases.
The Governors Lady starring Gay Zenda MacLaren opened last night before a large crowd at the collage EyMBaglum. MacLaren demonstrated rapid character shifts and strong stage presence in the three act play with an epilogue, drawing praise for her versatility and convincing impersonations across multiple roles.
Mrs Martha Jane Crooch of Kennesburg Colorado died suddenly Tuesday morning at Greeley hospital after an operation. Born February 9 1884 in Olathe Kansas she married Jasgo H Hurley and lived in the region. The death shocked relatives and many friends.
Greeley residents will travel to Platteville Thursday for the funeral of Mrs. George A. Rainey a pioneer of the area who died Tuesday from pneumonia aged 52. She and her husband settled near Platteville over 40 years ago and were active in farming and local social circles. The family was well known in Greeley, where they often visited. two weeks earlier she attended a rodeo show in Denver before returning home ill.
Yakima, February 3. Yakima's cider business, valued at about $100,600, faces being banished as Commissioner Kremer limits alcoholic content to one half of one percent under the national prohibition amendment. Cider makers fear production limits will end the industry.
The new boundary fence at Calexico California and Mexicali Lower California Mexico is reported finished. It spans 12,000 yards and separates the two regions. Built of woolen posts painted red with barbed wire, the barrier is expected to ease duties of border officers.
Ban Prancisey February 4 A man found unconscious in a doorway was treated at the emergency hospital. A stomach ping removed a quart of tan shoe polish from his stomach.
Henry Hartung was fined ten dollars by Police Magistrate George O Briggs Wednesday morning for violating traffic ordinances in the business district of Greeley. The judge noted this as the first offense in several days, and the chief of police had several strangers before him for examination that night.
Suspicious actions Tuesday alight but nothing concrete found. The city jail records show no lodgers until now, marking the first time in eight nights that any inmates were held there.
Berlin January 12 1608 report notes a letter by Columbus on the discovery of the Indies and a 1608 newspaper record of Brazil among century old exhibits. The German Museum of Books and Manuscripts in Volpsi plans an exhibition on the historical development of the newspaper.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a weekly publication titled In Tat and mentions centuried or century themed content. The legible bits show scattered references without clear dates or full entities.
A fragmented marriage notice references individuals with surnames and places including California Delaware Moriga Iowa Kentucky Ohio Texas and other states. It appears to list spouses and locations in a clipped OCR style with multiple misspellings and unreadable segments.
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