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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
12
Greeley County officials approve preliminary plans for a clubhouse on the west of Greeley, Arch Bowman to start work. Estimated cost 46000. Project includes three stories with dining hall, offices, central hall, living rooms, showers, and a team steam system. Construction aims to begin soon and be ready for next winter.
A garbled early report details preparations near major California attractions for a Democratic convention. It mentions near Yosemite and the redwood forests, with a vague note of travel routes via Tahoe and San Francisco area, outlining a scenic backdrop for political events.
The fragment lists California sites from Mount Tamalpais to Santa Barbara, including Redwoods near a park, Dal Monte and Amita Crux seaside forts, Coronado near San Diego Bay, Stanford University, Berkeley near ships, Oakland and Alameda, and Sacramento inland. It shifts to a conference context with July dates, teachers from Washington, and events in Salt Lake City including a Mardi Gras style program for educators, a convention theme on rights and community. It ends with notes on a possible trip to copper mines.
National Education Association delegates from across the nation gather in Salt Lake City July 1 for six days of talks on Civic and Industrial Education Health Vocational studies and National Congress of School Boards. Washington state Superintendent Mrs Josephine Corliss Praston announced the theme Education in the Making of a Greater America focusing on superintendents and classroom teachers.
An outraged call denounces mandatory vaccination for school children as interference with rights. An organized group formed to abolish the law urges public input immediately, urging parents to respond rather than wait for others.
A Rapid City notice from June 10 describes an old fashioned hotel dining room where meals are served on shared dishes with self service. Prices are fifty cents and meals include multiple vegetables and meats, with guests not allowed to smoke in the dining room.
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