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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1935
Page
7
Greeley and area residents are reported visiting, returning, or traveling this week. Names include Mrs. and Mrs. Jet, Mr. and Mrs. Slater, Miss Weaver, Mrs. Glassford, Mrs. Bishop, and Miss Swanson among others, with travels to Denver Estes Park Cleveland Kansas City and Granville. Several gatherings, housing moves, and teaching assignments are noted along with a public notice of an auction sale.
A flood disaster update details Tancerated Urey Tajorida Bprings and four Hornda Selips portions damaged. Water rose near a memorial bedy. rebuilding unlikely. Red Cross relief coordinated by Genegs M Taylor with support from Wood Helin and other officials. Initial estimates indicate substantial costs with $2,090 to hold flood-fuse and $5,8a3 pledged locally. National Red Cross ready to assist families as survey results and rehabilitation plans progress.
Colorado farmers face worm attacks on lettuce with the aroail looper blamed for leaf damage across several counties. Entomologist McCampbell warns growers to use poison and derris to combat outbreaks as rain and soil conditions spread the pest. In other news, Ewing divorce case in Denver sees court action and property restoration for Mrs. Ewing.
A report highlights extensive activity by the House of Neighborly Service under Mrs. Warwick, detailing welfare aid, crafts, education, and physical programs for adults and youths. It notes distribution of materials, employment of workers, and a new English and arts program, with a weekly club in Gresley and plans for community outreach. Citizens are invited to support through donations and supplies.
fragmented OCR text describes beet work timing and spacing challenges with references to workers, contracts, duties, and phrases about final duty to work. mentions names and places ambiguously and hints at scheduling, leave instructions, and worker roles in a local agricultural setting.
The fragment mentions Koner figures Cav Wyat and Ye Hoth Beothers Jot Kar discussing beet yields. A quoted line references sending an eight to ten to fuel and suggests that a close stat yields higher. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret but centers on beet production and expected yields with named individuals.
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