Supreme Court Housing Plan and Capitol Redevelopment
A period-tinged survey discusses housing the Supreme Court in a grand national capitol setting, noting removal of many buildings to clear space for a 14 million dollar structure. The piece pivots to wartime airplane sales, U.S. policy on selling to Russia, and broader reflections on tariffs, magazines, and propaganda in a historically framed critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
Witch Fa
Magezine Publishinga
Split Second Editorials From Robert Quillen
A collage of satirical musings on American life, immigration, politics, and society. The piece lampoons lawyers, voter behavior, taxation, and public policy while skewering pundits and public figures with pointed, humorous observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Quillen
Ihas, Puvilehers
Deer Trail range burned. cattle trade shifts noted
The 1911 Greeley Republican item reports a burned Deer Trail range near 6½ miles southeast of Denver and James Le Roy seeking summer pasture for 49 cattle from his stock ranch now managed at Deer Trail. It notes mining talk in Nevada and social notices including weddings and travels in Greeley.
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Deer iTrail
Denver
James le Roy
Zivans
H. B. Martyn
Greelay
LeRoy
Olovade Clark
Olinghouse
Nev
Apending
Gresley
J. Max Clark
Greeley
Della Foster
Mia
Carl Sanborn
Hertha McGinness
Mra. W
DicGinnans
Danver
Mra
Faulimer
Harry
Fetes Park
Book Review at Teachers College Here
Book review at Teachers College Here discusses that leaders of education must go beyond methods and pedagogy. Dr Counts presents ten principles for American education emphasizing faith in education, governmental responsibility, local control, individual success, democratic tradition, national solidarity, social conformity, mechanical efficiency, and practical utility. The review notes Dr Counts and Dr Newton are connected to Columbia University and that the publication data will be released next month.
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Goorsd
Counts
Columbia University
Jasse Nawlon
Columbia
Newton
Raview
Donger
Giulte
Inet
Altho
Tuan
Counts Ahowe
Godal Hla
Game Secrel
Severnce area residents enjoy a round of picnics and visits
A long list of local families and friends from Sev erance and nearby towns gathered for picnics and social events from Friday to Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ross Vaughn and children, Mrs. Parlow and daughter Mary, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Traland, Mrs. Hershel Brooks, George Weila and Miss Wilma Wiley, Mrs. J. H. McCall and Margaret, and many others. Trips spanned Greeley, Denver, Windsor, Fort Collins, and Taland Grove with pageants, lunches, and family visits noted. Several plan moving or extended stays, including Kearney and Toledo, while others attended camps and summer school.
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Severance Severance
Ross Vaughn
Parlow
Mary
Poudre Canon Bunt
T. A. Traland
Greeley
HL. P. Westra
Hershel Brooka
Taland Grove
George Weila
Wilma Wiley
George N. Yeary
Kéary Pike
Garland
Windsor
Pike
Weld
J. . Tinsman
Carl
Rex
Auto
Detroit
Miah
Earl Tinsman
Myrtle Hinds
Chicago
Bernice
Harbara Baldridge
Lois Nixon
Idahailé Cowley
Migs Baurn
Wallas
Dunraven Camp
Katherine Ireland
Mike Mary Parlow
Toledo
Mias Parlow
Severance School
Mis
J. H. Mills
John
Louis
Rose Piatt
Bir
Js. W. Piatt
Joe Sprawls
Cheyenne
Mies Bertha Smith
Greatley
Kansas City
Leola Rounaley
Smith Center
Kan
Denver Visttora
William Woldo
Willar Wiley
Fort Colling
Kearney
Neb
Weinley
Geveral Dives
Garland Harrell
Wiley
Bruce Willihorn
Hetty Ann
Raymond Swanson
Florence Bunday
Pragmatism and Education in Wealth and Relations
A concise note discusses Yerith and philosophical uncertainty while asserting American education leans pragmatic and values what works. It claims pragmatism rejects a fixed social program, emphasizing practical results over doctrine.
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Yerith
Community family picnic reported in Greeley gathering
My and Mrs C M Rickart with daughter Claudiz joined former Texas Christian University students living across 39 states and five foreign countries for a Sunday picnic on the Poudre River. The event featured a combined reunion and social gathering among alumni and local residents.
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C. M. Rickart
Claudiz
Greeley
Texaa
Train Schedules and Local Reroutes in 20th Century Bulletin
The excerpt lists mixed and local train services between Cheyenne Laramie Brigus and Purcelt with various days of operation including Wednesdays Fridays Thursdays and Saturdays. It notes departures around 8 moderate times and routes via Haramie Wyoming with connections to Ogden and other hubs.
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Tina Tale
Cheyenne
Serratia
Prom Laramie
One2ear
Bri
We Mon
Wed
Tre i Tao Do
Pureau
Blaeday
Ureday
Cheyanne
Monument to General Grant Erected in Tokyo Park
A Japanese group plans a monument in Tokyo honoring General Grant from the Civil War era. Prominent figures Viscount Eiichi Shibuey and Baron Takaaki Masuda promote the project, with a bust and a planted commemorative site near the park.
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Tokyor
Gommumorgly S
Tapan Hai
Roy
Chyil War Ageng Park
Tokyo
Eiichi Shibuey
Takaaki Masuda
Generalheorlottown
Ceneral Grant
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Grealey
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Matthews
Cogley
Jnvued Lo the Tetbunera Hopuilivan Furianing Co. CR
Talon
de Luca
Supreme Court
Wrekington
Weskington
Russia
Glenn Martin Company
Faroon
Flogsian
Maariu
Waited States
Pitha
Martin Company
Europe
France
Italy
Germany
Rony
Wit, Fogle
Wapire
America
Morida
Soho
Tlattery
Mors Hospital
Almosk
Mya
Anere Jaws
Fullel Mill Ag
Dlyilt Zatlov
Providenes
Adam
American
Rowe
Teachers College
Nancy Carrol
Motion Piotary
Jack Kirkland
Boston
Front Row
Gleat
Wallace Currie
Gordon Gibbo
Nancy Garrott
Nash
A. M. Askew
Lesa
8Th Ave
Sixth St
Automotive Machine CO
Eighth Ave
Hudson Broughem
Weld County
A. E. Ritchie Nash
Grant
Uther
Gallanf Chevrole
Sunis
Ford Motor Company
Garnsey
Greeley, Colorado
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