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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
8
Bungalow with full basement and finished basement area, main level offers modern amenities and large lot. Describes near street, lawn, sidewalls, and updated features. Property listed at a bargain price of 5 260 in a close in location with road access and surrounding improvements.
At the Girls Industrial School the boy students joined sewing classes, upsetting teachers who assumed the school was for girls only. After initial laughter, boys returned and became regular participants, showing equal work with the girls and earning the teachers’ pride.
Florence Delling of Growley died after a long teaching and homemaking career. She married J H L Delling in 1888 and lived on a farm near Bracawell. Survived by six children Olly David Malous Mosta Minnie Alfred Tex, buried Linn Grove Cemetery after services at the family home conducted by Rev. Walter Creaksine.
An ordinance for the registration of venereal disease is before the Grealey city council's judiciary committee and likely to be passed. At an informal vote Tuesday night aldermen indicated support for the measure drawn up at the request of federal health authorities, Pensitve at Estes Park. The rest of the text covers a Dental Society meeting, notes on quartz crystals and glass quality, and origins of Fleur-de-lis symbolism.
Renowned sculptor Gutzen Borglum, following an investigation into delays in aircraft construction for Allied forces in France, charges graft profiteering pro Germanism and inefficiency as responsible. Borglum asserts corruption and waste in the program and calls for accountability and reform.
A fragment explains money and trade mentioning a sheet of paper for money to Corfu and a piece of hemp cloth. The text notes a coin like value and various groups. details are sparse but indicate barter or currency ideas.
A garbled fourteenth century note links a plant name to Chaucer and describes petals folding at sunset and opening at sunrise. The text hints at a “day’s aye” and a clever refrain from a beat girl, though the meaning is unclear due to transcription errors.
Fragmentary OCR notes list names High Nodes and Bow Verkade with a tie or placement at a tournament or event described as MG Heep tanier. Details unclear. entities appear as proper nouns without clear context or dates.
A garbled line notes The Want Ace are useful to those who utilize them for safe access and shared services. It suggests benefits to users and communities relying on the group’s efforts to support daily needs and public welfare.
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