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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
2
A long analysis argues that newspaper influence is measured by public reaction rather than content. It cites Albert Sidney Burleson and references a 1917 to 1920 era debate on party alignment, public mind, and the role of editors in shaping national sentiment.
Philadelphia lawyers push to curb divorce under new act as Pennsylvania bar association prepares for June 26 modeling. Since June 1 1804 divorces rose in the district court with nearly a third granted in the last week as plans unfold for a state wide move. Court officials await decision on provisions limiting divorce to residency of one year.
Fragmentary OCR shows an advertisement for Chtralax and related tonics promising headache relief and bodily flushing. Mentions Rexel, Kaur Atomach, Kooper system, and Welheeht of Salt Lake City with garbled dosage and efficacy claims.
August 6 death of pioneer Boye at his residence 1247 Mouth Avenue. After eight years in Greeley he owned land near Lucerne and Tograyt Valley and held Oklahoma property. Funeral at Episcopal church with T C O and G A R post members assisting. obituary notes long local residence and involvement in community groups.
A heated hearing exposed bitter exchanges between parties in a homesteader dispute. Attorneys Gleaves and Gustin clashed. Gustin allegedly insulted Gleaves, then Gustin was struck and felled briefly. Sherrill Mrs Sleck restrained Gustin while Stoffel was grabbed and choked by Wahl before order halted the session.
The article describes the red tailed hawk as two feet long, one of the largest hawks, with red tail and brownish body. It notes breeding range across the United States and into Central America, and details its siting behavior, prey variety including small mammals, birds, and reptiles. It discusses its role in orchards and farm protection, and cites stomach analyses showing common prey such as mice, rabbits, ground squirrels, and poultry remains. It warns against unnecessary worry over lost article.
Platteville town board paused a closing ordinance at the regular meeting last night affecting more than 100 citizens including husbands and wives. The plan would close most businesses on Stomley except drug store, pantry, and restaurants, with fines from $10 to $100 for violations. The board also discussed waterworks repairs and pumping plant upgrades to allow continued service.
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