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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1932
Page
3
A dense editorial piece by Robert Quillen discusses kerosene dangers, social behavior, censorship, and public crime commentary. It critiques publicity’s role in crime, reflects on divorce, manners, and a proposed economic peace amid lingering political hostilities.
A June 24, 1915 item recalls a 40 mile per hour wind at Groslay that damaged hay and beet crops near Fort Lupton. Jol Schaige reports nine acres of beet loss, drifting sand filled fences, and buried plants as winds shifted. City water notices warn of disconnection for delinquents, with strict enforcement vowed. Social notes mention Mrs. C L Keown and Vera Wasley traveling to Platteville and Denver, a North Dakota move, and upcoming weddings and gatherings at Groslay.
June 10 notes from Valley View and County Briers chronicle a week of visits and gatherings. Numerous residents hosted guests at local homes. Mrs. A H Defke and Mrs. John Graven led programs. prizes and refreshments featured. many trips to Denver and Fort Collins noted. a baptism of community ties and routine socializing across families and friends.
Community members in Milliken and nearby towns hosted and attended multiple Sunday dinners and suppers. Guests included families from Fort Collins, Greeley, and Longmont, with visits to O G Wheaton, Mayo Clinic staff, and Buckhorn fishing trips. A patient formerly Fern Stevenson remained in a Denver hospital.
June 10 reports show Mrs Josts Cruickshank recovering from surgery at Greeley Hospital with visits from Parthena Price Dotta Gruickshank Chester Cruickshank and others. Several residents travel for visits and business while a Country Coterie gathering and Faul L. Bridge club events are noted along with upcoming travel and local social hosting.
A string of social events and visits unfolds as Mrs. D. De Veaund, Mrs. Venable, and guests host and attend gatherings. Edun Twiggs and Carl Landin visit Exton and Pierce residents. Miss Laurae Venable returns from Estes Park and plans to rejoin the park crowd. Mrs. H. M. England hosts Pioneer Club lunch with quilting and a social hour follows.
At West Point commencement Major General William H. Harbord warned that war may come during the lifetimes of the graduating cadets. He urged readiness and reflected on the grim lessons of war, stressing the costs and responsibilities of leadership in a fragile world.
The readable fragments mention general themes of alliance commercial supremacy and territorial spread in continental Europe. A note references women, cars, Springs, and individuals like Mrs J B Marry, with a Friday event noted and an injury and damage mention. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts.
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