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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
8
A garbled list of practical home hacks covers stain removal, fabric care, and small repairs. Tips include washing fabrics with borax caution, removing stains from mattresses, using heat and milk on rugs, and scissor use in the kitchen. Advice on lamp shade cleaning, safeguarding against galling cloth, and making a sleeve for an ironing board are included.
Automobiles carrying about 140 delegates to the Reformed Presbyterian history synod traveled by Fort Collins route to Greenley. Neform rest terian church members and local citizens paid fares for each car and planned to depart by train at 3 oclock this afternoon.
All stores will close next day from 9 in the morning to 1 in the afternoon for the semi centenary pageant. Dry goods stores have signified they will close and inform their employees about the change, as noted by the chamber of commerce secretary.
The Tribune-Republican reports printers rival team challenges any state squad for a ball game after 8 o'clock. Manager P Humphrey invites teams to contact the office, listing players such as Franklin, Richard, Humphrey, Ballard, and Draper among others.
The Hawaiian Legion's June 10 drive in Honolulu aims to form a Society of American Citizens of Japanese Ancestry, challenging dual citizenship among Japanese residents in the islands. The campaign, led by the Hawaiian department, seeks organized participation and official recognition for its members.
A draft constitution would allow any American citizen of Japanese parentage over sixteen to join a society after swearing allegiance to the United States. It would require drifting under Japanese influence and would hold foreign Japanese for military duties, raising questions about loyalty and dual citizenship policy.
The Honolulu market opened with Mayor John H. Wilson and league officers presiding. On the first day 29 saleswomen joined the market which will sell produce eggs and other articles about ten percent above wholesale to curb the high cost of living.
Five hundred Japanese sailors left Honolulu aboard a single ship for the Orient. They are part of about 2,700 Japanese who have returned to Japan from Hawaii since January. Most travelers carried a bottle of a soft drink to quench thirst on the journey home.
State College New Mexico June 11 all members of this year’s engineering class at New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts have strong job prospects. Santa Fe reports a spike of summer tourists camping grounds expanding, and Colorado Springs aids relief for business girls by renting dorm space at Colorado College. State lands fetch high per acre prices at June sale, totaling 149 480 dollars. A Craig high school graduate earns a Colorado College scholarship while supporting his family.
Fort Collins reports the Colorado Agricultural college aims to build a war museum by collecting service records and personal letters from former students and alumni who served in Europe. Officials value these letters as more authentic than published articles, with donations of pieces requested beyond Sunday amusements.
Colorado Springs faces a special election July to determine whether shoving will be a Sunday traction policy. A petition with numerous signatures was filed by movie men who have failed in prior attempts.
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