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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1934
Page
3
Malcolm P. McNair of Harvard School of Business argues that real improvement hinges on restored confidence among American business leaders. He says pump priming by the federal government cannot be relaxed until confidence returns and public credit remains strong.
In Greeley Colorado the push to allow liquor sales in drug stores faces strong local resistance. Some pharmacists foresee drug stores evolving into liquor outlets, while others warn such a shift would upset balance with existing businesses. The piece links broader political shifts to liquor control chaos and notes national trends in farming and economics.
The text presents a jumble of garbled phrases about labor, divorce, finances, and personal ethics. It hints at public critique of debt, marital conflict, and social tension, with a stray quote about sacrificing a dog to avoid disturbing neighbors.
June 20 1918 Greeley republican recounts urgent call by parade committee chair H F Hurlbut for all residents to decorate their cars for entry in the July fifth parade. Prizes total 26 for best, 40 for second, 6 for third plus awards for business floats farmers teams industrial displays fraternal floats motorcycles and patriotic displays with cash prizes.
The column discusses snell succession rumors and Huey Long style congressional tactics. It notes Republican discontent with Snell and hints at a new leader for the next season. It highlights party dynamics, key figures like Robinson Nye Wagner Byroth Rayburn Jones and Glass, and references the adjournment episode and preprohibition style maneuvers.
In Is land Grove Gresley area a Sunday gathering hosted by the Ladies Aid brought families and friends together. Each family brought a basket dinner coffee and treats. games and socializing filled the afternoon. Arrangements were led by Mesdames Gardner Balcher Phemypson and Goor. Local visits followed with Mr and Mrs Walker in Greeley for a family reunion and other residents visiting Windsor and mountains.
Rev A M Carp, pastor of Windsor Methodist Church, plans to depart Wednesday with Mrs Casputter and family for Pine Crest near Palmer Lake to attend the Colorado conference. They expect to return Monday with no church services in the meantime.
The Elvety season featured Horlish with dramatic scenes and a revival of No More Ladies as the sole major production, staged in June with leading man Woods backed by Laura Baxter. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Evy, families, and friends at a Leveland birthday gathering and a community Sunday dinner.
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