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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
8
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Patrons in 65 Weld county school districts may access county library books this summer at no cost. Memberships are prepaid and usable by individuals or groups, with limits per district. Windsor and Gill have special book quotas, while many districts lack active summer use. Local clubs or sponsors can assume responsibility to ensure ongoing service.
A garbled 20th century reflection blends social critique with political jabs about wealth, government, and culture. It touches on fame, class, and democracy while drifting through scattered phrases about technology, manners, and everyday life.
The district, facing jammed shelves as the county library overflows with annual selections, offers a wide choice of adult books. A mention in Liberty notes Frederick L. Collins praising Senator Steiner for the presidency, listing his affiliations as a Sigma Nu Phi Delta Phi Episcopalian Magon and an Elk to bolster support.
The piece portrays elder statesmen White and Hilles at the edge of the party’s old guard as the Youth Movement elevates middle aged business and professional figures to new roles. It highlights delegates like Freak Smith and George F. Harding and notes John Hamilton’s deft use of long distance calls to gauge sentiment, signaling a shift toward businesslike leadership and a modernized party structure. The article also cites McNary’s money plank and platform-finding antics as examples of the evolving convention dynamics.
A fragmented column by John Hix Mixes odd facts about Napoleon Bonaparte height and military selection with notes on political delegates and historic structures. It mentions Phelps Phalps and party shifts, seating tower timing at Pisa, Soo-Chow Pagoda age, and Ho Lu’s order penalties. Tomorrow: Great Britain In U. S.
Six thousand men registered for military service are invited to join Greeley's grand Fourth of July parade in northern Golorady. Dr J F Keating superintendent of school at Pueblo will be the principal speaker at the senior and graduate college exercises today in the college chapel at 1 PM.
After five lengthy debates the Greeley Commercial club refused Friday night to approve the food control section President Wilson urged in Congress.
Warner brothers production presents Pye Law in Her Hands at the Chief on Thursday. The notice mentions Margaret Tiwary and a string of names, with a brief, unclear cast listing and opening details.
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