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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
3
Fragmentary notes describe a conference where doctors debated patient fever treatment and the decision to limit remarks. The text references discussions on confinement of speech and the reaction of physicians to the case. The fragment mentions concerns about a patient and medical consultation.
Fragmented editorial on social equality, politics, and media. The piece questions capital power, delegates choice, and public influence. It attacks hoarding, population standards, and public policy while noting radio time as political leverage. Names and places are obscured or garbled.
The article discusses stalled conferences where participants insist on focusing only on a single issue or symptom. It criticizes reactionary refusals to broaden debate to broader economic and related topics, noting the danger to productive dialogue and world order.
Weld County Colorado public notice warns residents about a petition to repeal state prohibition laws. The notice cites alleged dangers of bootlegging and politics, urges signatures by July 8 1833, and lists warrants and financial statements from county offices.
From the Files of the Greeley Republican June 6 1818 reports a cat defending 18 month old Beulsh Rickirk from a 40 inch rattlesnake near her front yard. Mrs Zickirk noticed the cat alarm and summoned help to kill the rattler before it reached the child.
Garatt and two abieren arrived Thursday and moved into the Dubbs residence. Garnetts came from Lenwood Springs. Garnett named school superintendent for next year. Mr and Mrs Baramonte visited from Hot Springs New Mexico where he taught last year and will retire next year. Mr and Mrs EW Lambett and others were in Denver for Grace church conference. Frederic Fry graduated from Ageten. his brother William joined from Araphoa but returned to school next day.
The report notes Merle Pate of Kearney and Mrs. Pate tied to a disturbance in Lut Son Priday, with Mrs. Pate described as a Lamson daughter. Lamson relatives had been living with the Fates after Mr Lamson’s death. Rev. left for Mexico in a school bus with Mexican families no longer staying in Hudson.
A fragmented page records numerous social updates from Windsor and Loveland areas. Families visit relatives, graduates and teachers travel for summer positions, and local residents host guests, with mentions of arriving from Banbell and Fort Collins, attendance at conventions, and plans for summer schooling.
Mr and Mrs W D Ray and Mr and Mrs J Wilcon attend Agra College commencement Thursday evening. Rev and Mrs Hugh Nevilly are noted residents. Gordon West infant son of Elmer West funeral services held at Army mortuary with Rev Nelson church. burial Linn Grove cemetery. Baby died at Denver hospital. survived by Duane and Joan, grandparents Mr and Mrs Anderson and Mrs Mathilda W Gresley. Mrs Nellie J Gil of Columbus has flown 76 000 miles in pilot career.
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