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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1932
Page
7
Fort Lupton and nearby events fill a crowded social page. Multiple meetings and gatherings are noted including the Ladies Guild, Awake Club, and Rebekahs sessions with attendees from Fort Lupton, Greeley, and Platteville. Local marriages and engagements are mentioned alongside school and club activities and forthcoming community dates.
Local swordfishermen in Maine plan to test a new harpoon gun as a replacement for the manual harpoon. The device is a single-barrel, heavier weapon that fires a spreading harpoon dart with a line, allowing accuracy at distances up to about 125 feet and increasing strike potential.
A fragmentary ad-like passage describes stomach poisons and symptoms such as gas pain heartburn and indigestion. It promotes a product named Mer A claiming to end disorders and improve digestion, with a price around $1.09 and mentions doctors prescribing it.
Robert Grandon details early film doubling and voice work stories from legends like Garbo and Crawford. He cites notable performers such as Margie Hines and Monte Blue, noting how stand-ins and imitators rose from stunt roles to screen prominence amid twenty century studio practices.
City council decided to send Fire Chief Carl Anderson of Gres ley to the State Fire Chiefs College in Colorado Springs on June 16 and 17 at city expense. Alderman L. B. Carrel will attend at his own expense and Mayor Anderson may go for one day.
Local items note numerous moves and visits including Gretchan James relocating within Greeley and denver travels. Others announce marriages, hospital visits, farm events and a plant sale at Hanosen's Greenhouse with community notices from the area.
Walter William Carter son of Mr and Mrs Rufug Carter of 1407 Eleventh Street is in Grooley on a ten day leave from the Naval Training Station at San Dicky Gant. He has completed the recruiting drill of three months and after the furlough expires will be assigned to duty. He is a member of Company 6 the only company in US aviation ever to win all the competitive banners at one time. Rev W Abermolo r pastor of Trinity Lutheran church left Groclay for Chicago and Milwaukee to attend the Evangelical Lutheran Synod gathering at Concordia College Milwaukee June 15 to 25. Over 1000 delegates representing 1150,000 members will report activities for the past three years and take action on measures. Ray Gloreler represents the Colorado district mission card in charge of mission work.
Don Adams and wife Mrs Adams fostered a milk loving pet fawn named Deerie now at Glen Haven road near Estes Park. The tame doe was saved from a Rocky Mountain bobcat nine weeks ago and has since thrived on milk barley and alfalfa, yet prefers sliced apples. Tourists along Big Thompson Canyon stop at the Adams ranch to glimpse the famous deer famed as the region’s most photographed ear.
A garbled text fragment discusses abdominal gas relief, pains, and digestive discomfort. It mentions gas tables, stomach pit feelings, nervousness, and a vague reference to German or Greek sounding terms. Limited readable entities: no clear dates, places, or people.
A ranch in the Roosevelt National Forest keeps Deerle, a tame deer living outside the Adamus ranch house. The animal wanders daily, guided by a bulldog chaperone, while the state requires special permits for relocation or discharge. Deerle shows no urge to join wild herds, remaining a pet in a regional wildlife area.
Talladega Alabama witnesses a rapid rise of mushroom cultivation led by local growers. New facilities expand production, creating jobs and boosting regional markets. The report notes growing demand and investment from Alabama firms.
Fragmentary text reports multiple personal losses and unfulfilled desires amid a community event. Names and places are unreadable, but the piece signals somber notes and lament from residents, focusing on grief and social impact rather than concrete details.
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