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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1941
Page
3
The famous 5 million mile Florida Road Test pitted Lee Tires against first line brands. Lee Tires showed clear superiority in trend wear resistance to bruises and ply separation, confirming its card-strength.
A garbled puzzle page fragment lists across clues and scattered terms, names, and partial phrases. It includes references to tree names, bee genus, comp verbs, and miscellaneous jumbled words, with stray numbers and foreign fragments.
Ray Dorsett, former Greeley boy now a Central school teacher and coach in Nedonda Beach California, was elected Inner Guard of Redondo Aerie No. 835 Fraternal Order of Eagles. The role is a respected position among a large membership and highlighted Dorsett’s community leadership and coaching success. He has led Central school teams to Centinela Valley League titles in football basketball and baseball with a strong track showing and played forward for the Eagles basketball squad under the Aerie No. 935 banner. The Eagles plan for a strong next year with Dorsett as player and coach.
Eaton has strong representation at an upcoming Rotary International convention in Denver. Notable attendees include Mr. and Mrs. AW James Brown, Mr. and Mrs. A D Klug, and G Kirk as voting delegate. Also listed are Mary Epler, Fer plong, and Dr RG Halden among others, with social events noted and local family updates.
A reader reports a lively summer parade with Kanaaskes and Jay Haw decorations, plus bold colored paper emblems and white pasta lettering. The writer notes unusual displays, wasp-like insects, and night air squadrons that directed spray at intruding aircraft.
Final decisive battle in the South occurred at Yorktown Virginia when General Cornwallis surrendered on October 18 1781 ending the Revolutionary War.
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