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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1930
Page
5
A proposal by Representative Maugen, chair of the House Agriculture Committee, seeks federal aid for engineering research at colleges. The plan would provide an initial grant of 10 990 dollars to each eligible college, rising later toward 325 000 dollars, to promote engineering research rather than general culture.
A fragmented 1920s style collage criticizes internationalism and power games. It jars with jokes about cars, furniture, and gadgets while noting treaties, militarism, and American pride. It questions the cost of empire and media illusions through satirical musings.
A historical article notes proposals to fund engineering research and public works as a new national policy, with attention to transportation, power, machinery, and production efficiency. It argues state funds and private philanthropy already aid colleges, and questions prison health and disease control, citing prison overcrowding, TB death rates, and public health risks from ill inmates returning to communities.
The depot safe at Carr was burglarized Monday night with about 16 dollars taken. In town news Mrs. R. S. Howlett of Denver visited Mrs. G. M. Houston and attended the Knowlen-Jullam wedding. Prof. J. Dr. Datong of the Bista university stopped in en route to Denver for Will Hunter’s Idaho departure. Grace Hall hosted a social for sixteen youths. H. C. Cashman and family headed to North Platte.
The period board met and engaged Prof. J. F. Redmond as principal of Milliken schools for the coming year. Redmond has led Mead schools for three years and plans to move to Millen with his wife.
Windsor residents recount Memorial services and guest visits with relatives from Greeley Loveland Denver and Missouri. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Perry Evans Mr. and Mrs. Z. R. Goodner Mrs. Dickey and Miss Marjorie Teller with numerous travels to Rocky Ford Loveland and Missouri for commencement and summer plans.
A jumble of names and brief notes records social visits and travel. Mrs J M and Mrs Jnoa, Miss Sora Hl, Misa Margarat Mc Call, and Mrs Ghasie Whitcomb planned events with the Georgia Twiggs party. Mrs Walden spent time in Erie with her sister. Several families, including the Maton and Lang households, vacationed at cabins and joined Decoration Day gatherings.
A stream of family visits and trips through the region is reported. Mr and Mrs BH Bjorklund and son Guy spent the weekend in the mountains. Louise Scarlett visited relatives in Severance. Families including Catsoy, Gebbere, Rollins, Mason, Alderson, Norin, Copes, Hine, and Johnson are cited with gatherings in Denver, Boulder, Longmont, and Fort Collins. Rev Porter planned trips to Cleveland and Fort Collins. Decoration Day activities and regional travel to Boulder, Lafayette, and Ida are noted.
Schedule notes list mixed trains and locals between Cheyenne Laramie and surrounding towns. Entries show days of operation Tue Thu Sat or Mon Wed Fri, with times such as 10 20 am and 12 27 pm, connections at Eaton Ault Purcell and Denver bound services.
Local residents spent weekends in Cheyenne and Denver visiting relatives and attending events. Many attended funerals or heed family gatherings, with updates on hospital visits, track meet trips, and social occasions around Berthoud, Loveland, and nearby towns.
Mrs J C Jacobson and family from Choyeans Wyoming attend Memorial Day events at Loveland and Berthoud. Miss Ann Brighto visits from Holyoke where she taught after school. Miss Dorothy Temonds joins Alpha Pi Omega honorary. Amos Entwistle attends Niwot high school graduation. his nephew Henry Burch is in the class. Dntwistle goes to Ninot. Entwistle family returns home. Sylvia Lomonds visits W W Wolf home in Livermore.
La Salle notices detail relatives visiting and traveling plans. Willy leaves Sunday for Grand Island and Nevada Iowa to visit kin for two weeks. Charlaen and Ruth Burke stay with Mr. and Mrs. Burke while their mother recovers. Wanley Miller returns from North Platts after a week visiting relatives. Mrs. Donald Norris and daughter travel to Denver to visit her parents. Olga Roby returns home to Denver after a successful school term in LaSalle. Mrs. Jos Millar and Richard Sstriang also head to Denver for visits.
Avday reports Mrs Miller returned Billy and Richard stayed four days or two. Joe A Pless, athlete coach for Alla school, led the group earlier this week for Wo where he will stay part of the summer.
Peckham June 2 Meg Swan of the Grealey Park Congregational church will deliver the address at the promotion exercises of Bend on Wednesday evening at eight oclock. Thirteen students will receive certificates to further senior school. twelve have already left center to enter college high.
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