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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
5
Phytopathologists urge watering soil not leaves to curb disease. Deep, infrequent soakings replace top sprinkling, improving root growth, soil aeration, and drought resilience when rainfall is insufficient.
Mr and Mrs Dean Severin express gratitude to friends for thoughts and cards during hospital stay and after the passing of their loved one.
In growing wetons and tomatoes, amateurs believed sinking a tile near each hill before sowing seeds would simplify watering. Water entering the tile carried directly to deep roots, often producing exceptional growth.
Greeley prepares for a 1952 rodeo debut with Western attire, silver dollars, and decorative streets. The Go Went with Creeley committee plans events on July 4 including an Indian show, horse show entries, and a free Fort Warren AFB concert, with Inland Grove Park rides and concessions ready for the celebration. John Mariani leads the rodeo efforts as plans expand for June 28 29 performances and a junior show.
The Iron Age weekly reports steel companies may not raise wage offers in the dispute. It notes the third offer has not been matched by any union reply and predicts a final accord near 16 cents per hour in wages and about 6 cents in benefits, with the union shop remaining a key obstacle.
The archer fish of southeastern Aala lives up to its name. An expert marksman, it shoots water droplets from its mouth to knock insects from overhanging vegetation, making them dinner.
A playful excerpt notes Yucatan's name origin. Spanish explorers asked for the land’s name, natives replied with a phrase meaning I don’t understand you, and the Spaniards recorded it as the land’s title. The anecdote blends cultural curiosity with language mischief.
Fashion editor Dorothy Roe notes a wide range of casual shoes for Father’s Day. Sneakers now come in beach, locker-room, and outdoor styles with antiskid soles, loafers remain popular, golf shoes and leather walking boots suit active dads. Gift certificates advised if size uncertain.
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp the nations fourth largest told salaried employees today their salaries will be cut 40 per cent June 15 for the duration of the steel strike. All employees from top executives down are receiving notices by mail. Work schedules are being reduced as well.
Weld County Colorado issues tax deed notice for property described as North Half Northwest Quarter Section 2 Township 4 North Range 67 West of the 6th Principal Meridian. Property was taxed for 1937 in Grant McCulloch's name and sold to John H. Robison, redemption period expired December 15, 1941, deed to be issued September 12, 1962 unless redeemed prior.
Notice is given that on May 28 1926 letters testamentary were issued to the undersigned executrix of Caroline Armstrestate and all persons having claims against the estate must file them in the County Court of Well County Colorado within six months from that date or be barred. Attorneys Kelly and Clayton Gresley Colorado. June 42 1926 July 1962
June meeting of the Pierce club at Mrs. T. E. Gallatin’s home wraps up a pleasant year with thanks to committees. New vice president Elmer Huitt distributed yearbooklets and upcoming program plans. Coronation of tasks and floral demonstrations highlight the gathering as members enjoy refreshments. Nearby guests include William Carlson aner and T. E. Gallatin. Phillips departs for Long Beach to attend events.
On June 14 he will travel by United Air Lines to Honolulu for a sine day trip. A surprise party for Mrs. Philips was planned by friends and Asiatchers before her trip. Self invited guests included Mesdemes Earl Spangler Lester Lesh William Carlson Ed Lesh G K Alkire and Fern Sharpe. They brought ice cream cake and favors were tiny suit cases filled with nuts and candies.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Lonhart express sincere thanks for the acts of sympathy during their bereavement. The Lonhart family appreciates the kindness shown by friends and neighbors.
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