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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
3
Local collectors show United States commemorative Century of Progress issues in Tampa. The presentation brings notable stamp varieties, with attendees noting limited new acquisitions and ongoing interest from hobbyists despite sporadic offerings. Event details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
Editorial snips criticize leadership by follower count and folly of power. It decries American behavior, warns against naivety in world affairs, and laments modern rhetoric. The piece references Hitler, colonialism, and public figures while questioning future governance and societal trends.
Amid garbled language a discussion emerges on one cent and three cent stamps linked to the Century of Progress era. Proponents cite profit from new issues and collectors flocking to Washington, while critics lament wartime shifts and the stamps’ modernist Building imagery reflecting Chicago’s exposition era.
West County Commercial club met with five Greeley area clubs to boost Weld county farm aid, raising appropriation from 100 to 160. The session also discussed a larger county fair, and plans for Fort Collins 1914 commencement with Henry Wallace addressing graduates. Women's Club federation reports show curfew, censor committee for shows, story hour for children, a door-to-door campaign, and a circulating library program for paralen school g.
A humorous vignette follows Willy Nilly and Rip the Dog as a night-time ruckus interrupts repair work. A squeal and a tap at the door bring Jelly Bear with a stray piglet, prompting a plan to avoid trouble. The piece shifts to social notes from local visits and Memorial Day observances, detailing gatherings, weddings, and community events across nearby towns, including Milliken and Johnstown.
A string of local social notes reports visits and relatives across Bergesdale Eaton and Fort Collins. Names include Mr and Mrs Rodney Cathcart and son Larry Mr and Mrs A D Whimot the Merton Wood home Mrs Kennedy and her daughter Mrs J M Mewitt and Daisy Howitt teachers from Burlington and Greeley visitors at various local homes Meats inspection for Grealey and flower beds placed along Lincoln Park street.
Community members from Milliken and nearby areas spent a weekend at recreation outings and a park picnic in the town park. Families from Johnstown and Greeley joined for fishing trips, drives, and a reforestation camp visit, with many staying at local homes or traveling to farms and lodges for the summer.
A scattered Pierce area column reports multiple brief items from residents and visitors. Mentions include trout catches by A Maxey of Boulder and others returning from a wear near Glendevey, births in Selby South Dakota, acquaintances traveling to Neosho Missouri, and various social visits and trips among local families and friends.
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Day to day notices reveal Mrs Drumfield and children joining Mrs Crom and the Breydnn family in Gilcrest as Etta May Sturdvant travels to Los Angeles with Flor. Carl Sturdvant accepts a Denver job with Galex Rubber. Mrs J A Nicky hosts a Kings Werald gathering while Mrs Ninke brings children to Nicks home for a happy afternoon with Ruth Lockridge and others. Several family members undergo appendicitis operations at Gregley hospital with improving recoveries, and Mr W Garnett and sons visit relatives near Keota. A new Chevrolet is purchased during the Garnett visit and Mrs Tom Motheraled visits elsewhere.
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