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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1938
Page
5
A damaged OCR style notice discusses public safety and privacy in general terms. It mentions avoiding personal abuse and ensuring notices are readable without exposing individuals or sensitive information. The text is garbled and references presentation and verification of printed statements.
A mosaic of editorials urges Northern Colorado to back a Colorado River water project, outlining financing through district taxes and power sales. It catalogs national issues from government work to electricity, inflation, labor, and social themes, interspersed with satirical asides and horoscope oddities.
A 1927 British labor law summary contrasts Britain's centuries of industrial regulation with America's evolving approach. It notes that collective bargaining remains uneven in Britain, cites historical strikes and eight hour debates, and explains the 1927 act forbidding general strikes, lockouts, and political union dues use, while permitting dispute injunctions and contract protections.
A column by John Hix details Mrs. Wieland in Philadelphia who trims birds, amputates damaged limbs with whiskey tincture, and runs a 24 hour avian care service. It also notes Nevada's 1875 camel law after sightings of camels from a 1869 U S Camel Corps. The piece ends with a nightly puzzle about the spelling of “sciscora.”
A fragment notes a government rule prohibiting civil servants from joining unions that are not composed solely of government employees. It also mentions Roman influence on wine production entering Austria in the third century.
Greeley real estate interests discuss a four story fireproof hotel to rise on the First Presbyterian site at Tenth street and Wyeth avenue, with plans for a memorial auditorium seating 4 000 and costing about 150 000. Architect W N Bowman of Denver reports monumental design with twin domed towers and gilded domes. Clarence Bliss, son of Charles Bliss, graduates from the agricultural college in a four year program, with a lawn picnic held on campus.
Theatre Guide Opinion notes THY Rulon creator and Grain Magazine piece on Panawry processing. Will Rogers reissue at Sterling titled Lilo Bevina at Forty, a popular Rogers comedy. Cast lists include David Brossard Jr Renee Loishane Simone Simon Bierre and Robert Young Bay. The item mentions The Will Rogers reissue and a lively Broadway style production with snappy dialog and musical numbers.
Mrs Theodora Ovesen is named for the girls who were associated with her in the Telephone company. Miss Jessie Hubbard left Wednesday morning for Birmingham Alabama to spend the summer with friends and relatives there. Her mother Mrs B Hubbard accompanied her to Denver to start the trip, Jessie being young to travel alone.
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