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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
5
A 1932 political note discusses the Republican platform plank on constitution changes. It critiques how lawyers would view opression and argues the plank serves party goals rather than clear legal pathways. The piece questions interpretation and the procedural route to amending the constitution.
Editorial fragment reflects on power and influence in markets and politics. It questions price control, racketeering, and the role of reform, linking slogans to economic behavior and public trust. The piece critiques hypocrisy, clever rhetoric, and the ease with which some evade accountability.
Analysis of party platforms on prohibition shows a split over state versus federal powers to address temperance. It argues resubmission of a repeal amendment depends on party dynamics and whether wets or drys gain influence in Congress and state conventions.
In 1913 items: Mrs Mary Scott and Mrs William Lodwick report home ransackings on Ninth street with jewelry and money stolen. Jesse Nusbaum returns from Yucatan expedition and heads to Santa Fe for another trip. A report recalls Nusbaum and S G Morley’s Yucatan cannibal episode. Sixty delegates travel tomorrow to Platteville for Women of Cuntcraft district convention. candidates to Grand Circle in Portland in August. J W Dillon’s nine varieties of hibiscus bloom brighten Tribune-Republican offices.
The Camp Fire Girls met at Myre C G Spanner's home, hiked to Platts tiger for a picnic supper, with guardians including Mrs G C Span ner and Mrs Earl Woot among attendees. Several names listed as participants and guests along with other social notices about dinners and visits.
A lengthy list shows Price and Mrs Johnson visiting Mrs Kramer and family, along with multiple Greeley residents and relatives traveling to Denver, Golden, Estes Park, Lomita, and Omaha. Several hospital and convention notes appear, including Esther Dill’s appendicitis operation and Mrs Matheson’s attendance at a PhD convention.
Grover June 27 Mrs Jim Nagie and children Jack and Pogey returned from Pueblo after a week visiting relatives. Mrs Nagie's sister Mrs Jong Bomn ben and daughter Huth will visit Grover for a week or ten days. Mr and Mrs B Maxwell took their son Dale to Pine Bluffs Tuesday.
Fragmentary text lists names and events around a school commemoration on a Sunday at Grand Lake. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Denzil Canary Dorothy Washburn Mina Aveogo George Rensink Jr and others hosting or visiting. Several garbled lines reference storms, family additions, and a June date with unclear context.
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