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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1933
Page
3
Mary I. Gatta of Grocley argues on budget pressures and thrift amid rising flour prices. Judge Coffin’s ruling on the soda liquor law is praised. Mey Heckendorn’s Milwaukee appearance boosts Greeley in national regard. Letters laud art and music as ongoing culture despite economic strain.
A second class matter notice appears for the Greeley area. The item references mail service and publication details under the act of March 3, 1878. Additional context notes the Greeley Tribune and Republican papers as holders of the notice.
Fragmented editorial notes by Robert Quillen center on 1933 class, creditor nations, and political critique. It cites Mussolini, Britain, Germany, Anglo politics, and warns graduates about civic duty and public finances in a satirical tone. Names and publications referenced include Preston and broader commentary on governance and youth.
Editorial letter urging action on the Morgan investigation and the eighteenth amendment. It argues for repeal to aid prosperity and criticizes taxation, liquor, and current administration policies. The writer appeals to mothers to influence voting, naming Roosevelt and Farley and warning of risks to young women and morals. Signed by W. Newman.
Next Monday the Sterling theater will go under new management with Olg AL Nelson as manager and Mike Qritét Texaca to succeed Messrs Hellamy and Wann. Nelson, a Gresley High School alumnus and longtime film industry worker, is celebrated as one of the region’s top cinema men. Alumni events at Teachers College will mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding, tying to the May festival pageant and regional development.
County brief notes visitors and locals from Liswellyn Nebraska to Dudley Kansas and Laird. Mentions BMiliken M Brown Leo Briggs Anty Gordon Patterson and daughter Dave Scott J Hamilton homes past week. Mrs Fred Engel and daughter visit her parents at Dudley. Mrs Maurlea Stewart from Laird travels with her mother Mrs J C Flood over weekend.
A Tribune reader letter questions the value of Prohibition after twelve years, claiming it cost taxpayers 35 Dillon dollars and failed to curb young people at country dances. The writer admits voting for Prohibition but regrets the outcome.
A fragment references Distinctive Hanger in Greeley and a plan for a small town booklet. It mentions fair pride, minimal deduction, and local signs, noting some Iowa visitors and generic regional observations about beer signs.
Mrs Max Drummond and Mr Stewart traveled from Mont and Denver to visit Miss Mabel Carpenter a Mililkon teacher and Miss Momden in Phy Telt for the World’s Chicago. Mr and Mrs Nate Lot Grodd and daughter Earber Yvon returned to Denver after spending time with relatives. Jr and Mrs L W Dett and family visited with the mother in Greeley and Mrs Baugh’s parents at Beveration. Mrs Frank Mallon kept her son William Grove Jr Sunday while his parents fished in Lee taung with Brother William Buchanan from jek.
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