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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
1
Information charging Leo Crister, Keenesburg motor truck operator, with running a truck service for commercial purposes without an A P U G certificate of convenience and necessity, was filed in Midden county court Monday.
Deputy district attorney enampson files plea in bruty case. Gundral's office seeks legal aid for the prosecution as Thomas Bonauld awaits next steps.
A Tulsa family preserves a quilt claimed to be 226 years old and handed down through 13 generations. The Weather Bureau in Asheville, North Carolina, notes last winter had the heaviest snowfall in 13 years.
An advertisement announces the 1934 Summer Edition of the Anne Adams Pattern Magazine. It markets child and adult sewing patterns by Anne Adams and Young-Vvery Young Lady of Fashion, with sizes, yardage, and mailed order details. It notes illustrated step-by-step instructions and pricing, encouraging readers to order by mail from Grealey Tribune Republican Pattern Department.
A standard motion picture film will produce 4,000 still photographs while a portable army wireless device will be carried and weekly reports will go to an agent. The party plans to return from Alaska in September. Astronomers say a person of average eyesight can see about 7,016 stars.
An editorial fragment questions how a man can live in peace with others on shared land. It references a lion and nourishment imagery tied to a sandy Feem and Fireside, signaling a metaphor about resource tension and settlement.
A 19th century note from Colier's Weekly comments on contracts in India and the extremely low prices for private railways. It argues that certain entries and classes are so low they should be allowed to ride on anything from a tram to bullock carts or horses, highlighting caste-based access issues and transport segregation debates.
Washington reports the National Geographic Society will support Father Bernard Hubbard in a summer expedition to the Alaska peninsula and adjacent islands. The project aims to map unmapped areas, study volcanic activity, collect data on crater lakes, and photograph landscapes from air and ground using airplanes and canoes.
A recycled testimonial-style note extols All-Bran as a safe laxative alternative to pills after long-term constipation. It claims improved appetite energy and regularity from two daily servings, plus iron. The letter urges readers to try Kellogg red-and-green packaging at Pace Grocer’s Creek for relief and medical consultation if needed.
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