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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1933
Page
3
A garbled discussion outlines questions about the effectiveness of a drunk driving law after July 1 in Colorado. It notes legislative action, potential November votes, and the possibility of Governor Johnson calling a special session, while contrasting dry and wet positions and predicting court challenges.
Nineteen years ago from the Flea of the Gresley public on June 10, 1914 notes a record registration anticipated for the Slate Candhora college summer session next Monday. Vernon McKelway reports enrollment between 1 000 and 4 200 with many from southern states Oklahoma Texas and Missouri. Special Fourth of July features aid farmers with prizes for unions or individuals. Mrs. B E Gray returned from Denver after visiting Silende. Over the past two weeks four graduates have secured jobs for next year. Local graduates work from Sunris to Sunset. Western states supply most teaching calls. The Rosary of a male student will earn $14 2 months. Average salary under $35. A crowd of high school girls hosted a second annual picnic at Island Grove Park with many attendees. Heat continues in Chicago with noon temperature at 92. Three deaths reported in northern Illinois over the last 24 hours.
A Tribune letter rails at a city tragedy blamed on a drunk driver, urging officials to bar any driver under alcohol influence from life. The writer calls for intensified policing, civil action, and harsher penalties for habitual drinkers while questioning the paper’s handling of the incident. The piece frames voters as jurors and presses for government action.
Fragmented humor and reflections critique politics and society in a chaotic collage. The piece mentions Emmy humorists, legal questions, taxes, prohibition, and public figures, weaving names and anecdotes across various themes. It hints at cultural irony and the era’s editorial voice without a single cohesive narrative.
Today’s clumsy excerpt from a Denver newspaper mocks or questions Nazi anti Jewish policies while recounting discussions on German oppression. It cites names and topics from 1930s era propaganda and debates about Jewish status and religious persecution.
Eaton June 9 Mr and Miss Robert Stockfleth attended the wedding of Miss Stockfleth to Harry Johnson. Attendees include Dr Aca Hay Charles Hall Murvil Tickens. others travel to New York City Chicago and Missouri for fairs visits. Town spraying planned. caterpillar problem addressed. Harley Springston sails to California. J G Crsey hosts dinner with local guests.
Junior Hugh Walter Haskey of Underwood Wye marries Mira Guldie Constanes Bott of St. Louis at 180 in Windsor. Rev. A M Carpenter officiates. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Clarence Jossen. They plan to live in Underwood. Installation at Missionary Society event follows ceremony with officers sworn in and remarks by Rev. A N Martin. A covered dish supper preceded the meeting with Drs. G W W Potter curating the program.
The item details gatherings across Greeley and nearby towns as residents, including the Kinelle and Callahan families, travel between Fort Collins Windsor Denver and Cheyenne for weddings, church events, and receptions. Notable mentions include Kathryn Ireland performing at a recital, and multiple family visits lasting through Memorial Day week. Attendance at Toledo's rival grounds reaches thirty four thousand two hundred eight.
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