Prohibition Resubmission Debate Splits Dry and Wet Factions
The article outlines a national prohibition resubmission plank debate with wets favoring a national vote and drys opposing. It notes endorsements and objections from church figures and political actors, arguing about constitutional change, potential election corruption, and the impact on majorities and party positions without committing candidates to a stance beyond resubmission.
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John ¢. Molt
Tanine Diving
Maul
Caures
Stanlay High
Guy Getted
Tutharky
Thas Amendmant
Split Second Editorials by Robert Quillen in 1633 Copy
A collection of fractured editorials and aphorisms comment on wealth distribution, politics, and social attitudes. The imperfect prose questions charity, patient care, and governance while noting humor and hypocrisy in public life.
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Robert Quillen
Byndigeta
Fragmented OCR excerpt prompts opaque political satire
Readable text shows garbled lines about cars, linotype, education, and hypocrisy with stray quotes about a college graduate and prohibition. The fragmentary nature makes it unclear who or what is being discussed, offering no verifiable events or named entities to anchor a news-style summary.
From the Files of the Gresley Republican June 10 19 years ago
A 1313 birth is noted for Mr. and Mrs. A E B Erlck Sof with a son born June 2 at Ureeley hospital. Lambda Gamma Kappa fraterity transitions to Phi Lambda Beta, with the pin changing to a Maltese cross symbolizing broader significance beyond a local Greek society. Several local people are mentioned including Elihort Reynolds, who is commuting to Carnegie Tech and Pittsburgh. Social visits include Mrs. T. M. Van Meter, Mrs. P. Williams, and Mrs. S. J. Peery. Friends J. T. Thompson, Mrs. B. A. mised, Mrs. N. H. Stolt and Crystal plan fall return to Greetey. Hardanger club hosts refreshments. Eugene Williams hosts at dinner honoring Harry Nettleton of La Porta with guests Edmond Eaton, Elfrieds Taylor, and Jack Taylor.
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A. EB. Erlck Sof
Ureeley Hospital
Lambda Gamma Kappa
Thal Natoe
Phi Lembda Bpatlon
Gon
Elihort Reynolds
Carnegie Tosh
Pittsbirgh
Weldon
P. Williams
J. Peery
J. T. Thompson
Snyder
B.A
N. H. Stolt
Mist. Crystal
Afedicine Dow
Wyo
Greetey
Abtend
W. G. van Sicklaent
Hardanger’ Club
Eugene Willams
Harry Nettleton
la Porta
Bir
Edmond Eaton
Miss Elfrieds, Taylor
Mrg
Jack Taylor
Group One Meeting Plans Ice Cream Social and Program
Mrs. J D Kveter chaired a Tuesday gathering at Mrs. Boorgs Sweet’s home with plans for July 15 activities including an ice cream social and program. Frieda Moore hosted nearby, Sam Boraberry stayed as an overnight guest while Richard John and Charles Rybbind were involved in local chicken pox cases. P Quakenbuch will continue orchestra lessons at the school and in private homes over the summer, Wednesdays mornings. Sunday school officers met at the parsonage with Rev in charge as work plans were outlined and regular Children’s Day was postponed to Sunday July 3 due to a chicken pox epidemic, with a patriotic program planned.
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J.D. Kveter
Boorgs Sweet
Stadica
Frieda Moore
Keata
Tifa
Sam
Richard John
Charles
Carl Rybbind
Borothy
P. Quakenbuch
Jeadar
Clascea
Hera
Parker Says Friends Lost Hope After Sargon Pill
J R Parker of Charlotte recalls years of illness and bankruptcy due to constipation. He credits Sargon pills with relieving symptoms and overcoming lifelong suffering after spending over $2,000 on medicines. Local drug companies Gilbert Bishop Drug Co Weldorade Drug Company promote the remedy.
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Charlotte
N. C
J. R. Parker
Brown Avenue
At- Mart
Gilbert Bishop Drug Co
Weldorade Drug Company
Spirit of 1870 urged to renew faith and build Colorado
A public forum reflects on the Greeley Tribune historical edition of October 10 1950 and Nathan Meaker and Horace Meaker in New York 1809. The piece extols the Spirit of 1870 as guiding light for faith, perseverance, and community building amid a stark frontier setting. It questions despair and urges revival of vision, courage, and reliance on God to sustain a growing city.
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the Tribune
Greeley Tribune
Get
Nathan
Meaker
Horace
Jey
New York
The
Tribune
Colorado
Bath
Greeley
Meeker
Windsor County Briefs Ties June Meetings to Summer Time
Windsor June 10 county briefs report Alban's Guild will meet only once monthly in June July and August. Mrs Amy Taylor recently returned from Pennsylvania attended the session hosted by Mrs Erheat Taylor. Refreshments were served. Mr and Mrs Joseph Maud of Denver brought Mrs Myrtle Teller home from their summer cottage at Deer Ridge shore. A brood of 32 deer were seen nearby. Mrs Pearl Chick and son William travel to Pueblo for Joa Chicks wedding with Mona Kay. Jack McGlynn and bride Celhran arrive from honeymoon to stay with L T McGlynn and family for eight weeks. Mrs Nellig and Emma Bicklynn accompanied them. Dr C R Stanley left Windsor for Kansas City and Kansas trips planning to be away a week. Mrs FA Smith previously led Windsor Methodist church after the death of her husband.
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Windsor
St. Alban's Guild
Airs
Erheat Taylor
Tussany
Amy Taylor
Pennsylvania
Joseph Maud
Denver
Myrtle Teller
Deer Ridge
Shore Bates Park
Pearl Chick
William
Pueblo
Joa Chick
Misa Mona Kay
Joa
Grand Ike
Jack McGlynn
Bride
Celhran
R. Stanley Teft
Kansas City
Kansas
FA. Smith
Windsor family moves and local assignments noted
A band member joins Beth Sl hospital in Colorado Springs as traveling representative. She and her son Tom will leave for Colorado Springs Saturday while Edward remains in Windsor to continue study at State Teachers College. Daughter Alice plans time with Mr and Mrs. Briggsdale. Larry McMynn to attend Windsor High School next fall. News also lists pastorate at Windoor and U P station agent J Franklin visiting Wakeeney with daughter Marjorie.
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Beth Sl Hospital
Colorado Springs
Tom
Colorado
Ediward
Windsor
State Teachers College
Alice
Myre
Larry McMynn
Windsor High School
Emma Davidsou
Tey. Carpenter of
Hazion
Windoor
Greenwich Observatory Notes Stirring Up Engineering Debate
A garbled item from the Lafayette Journal hints at Greenwich observatory related topics. It references an erection charge and eight technicians or a crew, with mentions of engines and computers and a questionable noise or squeak in the wind.
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Famiens Observary Greanwich - Observatory
Wehed
Observatorie
Aatras
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Clark Golisch
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J. A. Phelps
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