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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
3
A garbled report discusses plans and funding related to war relief, prisoner aid, and postwar measures. It mentions a pledge of $81,000,000, military logistics, and support for Allied prisoners, with references to Germany and U.S. war aims. The text is largely unreadable but suggests efforts to sustain welfare programs and rearmament.
A scrambled OCR style fragment presents Walt Mason verse lines with disjointed phrases and names. The readable portions hint at poetry writing and possible thematic references while lacking a coherent narrative or clear events. The piece reads like a scattered collage of rhymes and street names, with minimal concrete facts to summarize.
An early 20th century report notes German language instruction in Constantinople failed to take root among Turks after World War I. It cites German schools and officers attempting to teach German, but most schools remained free and did not adopt the language, while French and English dominated trade and education. The piece also mentions rising English use among Turkish businesspeople and immigrant Americans increasing demand for English language services.
A man named Watkins was fined ten dollars by Palies Magistrate Charge o Tees on Friday morning for carrying a concealed weapon after guards found a long knife in his possession in downtown Pelham. He claimed the knife was given to him for defense and that he had forgotten it.
Ethel Glynn a 22 year old former office worker from Jacksonville Florida rode a 1500 mile journey to New York relying on 87 cents. She and a companion walked, hopped freights and slept in farmhouses with two nights spent in a graveyard for safety. They paid 37 cents on Hudson river tides Newark to New York and now stay at Harlem YWCA while American Land Service seeks farm placements in New York.
The Gree ley fire department began regular drills yesterday. Clef Chetwood directs biweekly runs from the fire bays at about 6 o clock in the morning. Pumps feed water to Lincoln Park to avoid waste as crews train to act quickly and efficiently in emergencies.
Dinty Moore, a young coyote, is chosen as the new firemen mascot for Greeley’s fire department after seven were captured near Carniish by G J Change of The Velvet. The department plans to train Dinty to ride the truck and aid in rescues as he grows, following the poisoning of the previous mascot Ted. Dinty's family remains separated as three others captured accompany him.
Mina Bilene Strock a Portland freshman won first prize in a joint contest by Cruciaie college monthly and town clubs for a story titled Why My Town is Best in the State. Grace Arthur of Canin City took second and Fern Burbank of Longmont third. prizes total 63. Publication of all six shortlisted stories in the Croible comments.
The text offers garbled musings on plant vision and sap flow, mentioning eyes of plants and insects, then pivots to praise for hard work. It references Pa n syl vania, Shatel wresting champion, and a butternut described as tough. The overall piece reads as a disjointed, error-filled passage with scattered allusions.
Fragmentary OCR describes the Court of Lions and Court of Signs at the Alhambra. Mentions white marble tanks and water streams forming a cen- structure, with unclear names and details endangered by corrupted text.
The piece extols patience as a key virtue and links it to self-control and foresight. It argues time rewards those who wait and frames patience as a calculation that honors intelligence attributed to Humphrey J. Du smond.
Rural housing notice describes a productive 6 room bungalow with electric lights, good barn, garage, chicken house, corrals, close in location, and close in water. Advertises as a good buy with potential as a fine home. Price 4750 dollars.
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