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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text describes a public meeting or restoration tied to a Hemi-Contenary topic with mentions of hosts, votes, and local figures. Names and details are garbled, leaving the main action ambiguous and difficult to verify.
The readable lines show scattered phrases about employment, dates, appropriations, and acts but no coherent event or individuals stand out. The fragmentary text lacks a clear subject, place, or outcome to summarize into a factual news item.
Lightweight verse column by Walt Mason features satirical quips on daily life. The piece playfully jeers social foibles with humor and rhythm, capturing the editor's tone and period voice in concise rhymed sketches.
A noisy campaign unfolds with multiple candidates including the governor and various party figures. Voters face key issues and tight polls as debates shape the race toward November, with critics accusing rivals of bias and party bias influencing the outcome.
A garbled 1920 public forum piece discusses reform and critique of leaders and groups. Readable segments reference Grace Swallow, Peter Heim, and local factions debating policy, social roles, and community concerns amid a chaotic forum transcript.
Sterling Theater will close Saturday in honor of Greaves. The community tribute stems from the longtime figure’s contribution to local arts and civic life, with plans for a brief ceremony and a moment of appreciation at the venue.
Fragmentary text records a Presbyterian church official expressing appreciation to synod delegates. Mentions teachers and a group of elders, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
Teachers College sends delegates to Estes Y M A camp in the Rockies. Notable attendees include Harper, Calvin Onan, Walter Plippeny, Mutchett, Tout Bellwood, Raymond Fg Mavis, and John Rimnethy Stone among others. W G Bowers accompanies, camp duties planned in Biglod Park, with a two week session starting June 16.
A lodge secretary tied up protest action indefinitely as lodge powers prevent changing playing dates, while management of a late Jongua claims sole control. Former resident Albert Dipke, a farmer north of Batya, fined $10 plus costs for speeding in Grealey De Hea court by Judge George C. Brigue. Blake was halted by police while driving through the south port of Greetoy Sunday.
Mr. White of Eaton visited Lucerne while Mrs. Duvall and Mrs. Curtisa shopped in Greeley. Wayne Duvall and family expect a visit from Ottawa, Kansas. The Teachers College Conservatory of music held a commencement concert tonight in the chapel with a long program featuring numerous students and instrumental pieces.
Martin Will Attend Collins Institute with four year presidency dated events. The note lists test dates and related engagements, reflecting a formal academic visit and timetable.
A jumble of social updates shows La Salle hosting a miscellaneous event for Migs Vera Todd at Aliss Nelle Jay’s home. The W C G T T hosted a kitchen show for Mug Mell Parks. Mrs Will Rodgers’s home hosted T W Alsen’s days in Denver. Mrs Juine Battle and Miss Beatle attended synod in Greeley. Mrs Ny left for Fort Collins to attend the W Oo T WW convention. Mary Loanina visits Lexington Nebraska.
Mins Vera told Mrs Todd and others of a planned appeal from a property assessment in the Jay home. Muth Brovy of Evans visited Ruth DelViney. The firm, associated with Pewna Honolulu, took over from the custodian of exomy allon property to large Huckford Interests in Hawaii and notified Charles I Wilder of the intention to appeal from a $7,396,900 assessment. The return by the company was $2,260,000.
The Hawaiian Church, associated with Honolulu and tied to the Church of England, celebrated its 63rd anniversary on May 24 with attendees including Sisters Beatrics and Albertina who helped at the school opening over fifty years ago. A bequest by Benjamin Franklin to Philadelphia in 1790 for public comfort stations is to be administered by the city board, now totaling 66 429 dollars, with a parallel legacy from John Keath increasing to 14 086 dollars. A local anecdote about a child and a dog appears amid the notices and an advertisement extols May’s Wonderful Remedy for stomach and digestive ailments, praised by several testimonials.
Sale note describes 460 nexes of fertile farm land with good pasture and only 10 feet to water priced at 1000 dollars. Also offers a seven room modern bungalow on a hill near the college with East front, large lot, oak floors, fireplace, built-in features, white bathroom and kitchen, full cement basement. Agent invites showing.
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