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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
3
A discussion in Colorado centers on repealing the eighteenth amendment and its effects on liquor enforcement. Advocates argue repeal could worsen illicit traffic while supporters claim it would remove the push toward stronger prohibition. The debate reflects broader tensions over state control and federal mandates.
Editorial snippets attribute to Robert Quillen and discuss public spending, corruption, taxes, and social behavior. The piece muses on beer, authority, and how people respond to crises, urging skepticism of political rhetoric and a wary view of costly public policy. The tone is caustic, observational, and editorial.
A fragmented editorial passage argues about the eighteenth amendment, nullification risks, and federal economy over logrolling. It cites New York, Nevada, and a Wyoming Colorado pair as examples. The piece criticizes repeal of enforcement acts and urges careful voting before repeal petitions.
A Tribune public forum record shows Mr. Ingersoll discussing wealth origins and advocates of single tax. The speaker argues wealth is not a state of mind and that many valued things have little to do with health or Ulian concepts.
In 1913 Johnstown and nearby towns report a string of misfortunes including fines for speeding, a fundraising basket supper for the baseball team, a graduation of Norman Richardson from a polytechnical institute, and a fatal auto accident involving a dog and a child.
A fragmented column debates what constitutes value beyond money, arguing honesty and temperance as foundations of a healthy economy. It cites Ingersoll on income taxation, questions who truly earns wealth, and advocates temperance, diligence, and honesty. The piece notes local church events, society meetings, and community notices from Osgood and nearby areas with multiple names and dates.
Donald Stobinson returned from Mullena Nebraska where he stayed with relatives and attended school. Local families hosted dinners and visitors including Mrs L N McVay and Mrs Clive Pharis. Rain improved crops and planting continues. Roy Canning admitted to Creeley hospital. Mrs Nertha Randall cared for by Blanche Holme and N L McVay families. Lloyd Colca welcomed a son May 30 at home. Osgood church members enjoyed a morning service.
Sligo notes a June gathering schedule with Mrs. Dunlap entertaining at Meir for the next regular meeting on June 16. Mentions visitors Leo Markrud and a trip from Fruita to Fort Logan for the National Guard encampment, plus several family visits and greetings across the region.
Local residents report visits and travels across towns including Denver and Tolyo ke with multiple social calls. Names such as Morris Bowyer Richards and Coffman appear along with extended family activities and a new baby announced in Denver notices.
Fragmented OCR reveals a string of social notes. Mentions of Mrs Ralph, Atta Enton, Eugene Tulde, Dr Atta Holden, and others traveling between Boulder Denver Glenwood and California. Several families visited grandparents and spent days in Dow Week. Don Anderson returned home and missed the new Market opening. Mrs Lav Washburn left for California for an indefinite stay.
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