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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
5
The piece cites ongoing prohibition debates and criticizes drift toward sensationalism. It argues the author’s aim was to urge clearer reasoning over emotional rhetoric, warning readers about misleading portrayals in recent drys coverage and urging cautious interpretation of warper era discourse.
Fragmented text shows caricatured editorials by Robert Quillen and references to crime in England and public malfeasance. It hints at social issues, policing, and public demand for accountability but is garbled and lacks clear events or names to confirm.
The passage cites citizens debating spending, jobs, tariffs, and national finance. It muses on taxation and government aid, notes unequal pain in society, and hints at concerns about open markets and idle chatter. Names, dates, or concrete events are absent, yielding a fragmented, speculative snapshot.
Stanley High, a former aviation lieutenant and later a newspaper editor, evaluates prohibition and its social effects. He argues liquor use remains substantial after fourteen years of Prohibition, calls for a national dry referendum plank, and cautions the Dry movement against overreaching while urging focus on eliminating illegal liquor traffic.
A scan of 1918 era notes shows J. Derusthy, Mrs. G Russell and others preparing for summer trips to Indiana and Iowa. Elizabeth Gaeta earns a history scholarship at the University of Midlona. Students and families from Greeley and nearby towns plan visits, moves, and summer studies including veterinary work and local schooling updates.
June 2 report from Ault notes Myra TM Irwin and daughter Madaline of Denver retired Theme Tuesday after visiting at Mrs. B A Irwin and Mr and Mrs W H Tinker. They and Walsenburg trip participants plan summer stays with Dra Tinker's family. Lloyd will live with grandmother for the summer.
Public forum letters rail at inflating credit and the dollar. The writer argues against nominal values as modern currency ends, cites bankers and federal notes, questions foreign trade redemption, and notes Dutch coal history as context. Individual names CHAS. Co and Netherlands Coal referenced.
Mrs A Oliphant led the missionary program after a luncheon followed by matronella Bridge Club hosting on June 28 with Mrs Arthur Marrall next. Guests included Mrs D B Carl, Mrs S L McDonald, Harold Burton, J A Von Buskirk, O D Burroughs. several locals picnicked at Sheldon Lake. Cordill family and guests attended Island Grove park for Ada Cordill's thirteenth birthday as Cordils went to Denver.
Berlin police establish two graveyards in city forest preserves for bankrupt business safes left on curbs. Most safes were abandoned with other heavy trash. Some unemployed men exploited the crisis by selling safes to junk dealers, netting about 75 to 76 cents each after initial bids.
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