06 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
1
Local notes report travels of railroad agents and merchants across Weld County. Residents including Mr and Mrs P and Mr Moratl plan trips to California or Japan, with several families moving between Mayler and Portland and others visiting relatives in San Francisco. A mix of sales ads and public notices appears, plus auctions, loan offers, and beauty shop services.
Poultry prices for butterfat fresh eggs and live birds are listed as near current day values with no central buying exchange. Leghorn springers young turkeys and other poultry are priced. lower prices are used by regular buyers for Denver market stock and local buyers may pay slightly more for limited lots. Prices can change without notice corrected to Feb 6.
The Methodist Episcopal church education board plans a year long program to promote Negro education in honor of the Freedman’s Aid Society’s 60th anniversary. The initiative, adopted at the annual meeting, will seek philanthropic backing to match or surpass offerings from foundations.
The State Highway Department invites bids from contractors for Federal Aid Project No. 287 B 2 on concrete paving in Weld County Colorado. Bid opening is February 1930 at the State Highway Engineer's office in Denver. Estimated cost 8700 dollars with compliance requirements. details available at State Highway Office or County Clerk.
Notice stating that a stockholders meeting of Publivisins Company will be held at the office of the Company on Monday January 25. The meeting will elect directors and transact other business. Secretary Bonaldo McCreery signs the notice.
Titusville minister's wife recounts a successful operation removing a goitre with a Barbale Quadruple treatment. She says the procedure was painless and restored her vision and health. Sold by leading druggists including Sorkel Company in Mechanicsburg and Hazlatt Drug Coir.
A large crowd at the campus listening hall welcomed Miss Millay as she read from The Harp Weaver and other volumes. She performed with expressive power, delivering poems including Autumn Chant and The Ballad of the Harp Weaver, and closed with Two Slatterns and a King amid sustained applause.
Rotary speakers urged local clubs to survey Weld County for crippled children, assess family finances, and promote care through Shrine hospitals and allied groups. Discussion covered Shrine work, Red Cross relief, and public health services while stressing education and global food distribution needs.
Mrs Elizabeth Cnésou, secretary of the War Widows' association, led a delegation of women and veterans to see Prime Minister Tardieu. She reported he was cordial and strongly favorable to suffrage for all women, though not promising immediate action.
Want ads note shelled com at $1 per hundred delivered in Greeley Offa. Several listings include 7 room houses paid weekly, business opportunities in Redleg locality, Remington typewriter $16, Truaty broadar stove 1000-size, and 400 acres with improvements near town priced at $10,000. Other items seek three or four room houses and a paved-road parcel with ditch improvements.
City High School staged a French program Wednesday morning to showcase classwork. Misa Yers, local French instructor, led conversations and scenes from the curriculum with several musical numbers featuring a string quartet. The program included songs such as Wangara and Setiendta Napoisonata and the Greeley high school song, performed by students Elizabeth Knowles Roy Mason Marjory Morgan and Tom Dusting.
The article lists people present at an open air program including Helen Edwin Mary Quakenbuel Louise McGye Alfrat Rucgles Dir Ogle and Gri col. A Roy ren l outdoor venue featured a Jor brit Parasol and a central attraction drawing attention.
At a Helens Arl soda fountain a new drink fad features cod liver oil mixed with root beer and lemon. The store manager created the cocktail to appeal to customers seeking cod liver oil as a tonic for underweight. A tester group reportedly helped popularize the drink and led to its continued sale.
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