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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text quotes Owen Young urging longer training and wiser administration to extend road training and political economy national impact. The readable parts reference American discipline, government, and the economy with unclear phrases and mistranscriptions. No clear events, names, or dates beyond Owen Young.
A fragmentary editorial notes political cynicism and social critique. It mocks campaign rhetoric while stressing practical concerns and public behavior, with satirical lines about unemployment and parliamentary talk. The piece hints at defining, blunt commentary typical of Quillen’s unsigned columns.
A garbled era-letter critique blasts politicians for corruption and charity, laments high costs and wariness of diplomacy, and mocks scientific ideas while railing against social change. The speaker fumbles terms and names, railing at nations, economics, and education in a social commentary tone.
A distorted narration laments loss of national discipline and warns against voluntary giveaways by individuals and groups. It argues for a stricter, disciplined national ethos, opposing militarization or patchwork patriotism. The piece condemns careless asset disposal and urges personal restraint to aid economic recovery.
From the June 2 1943 Greeley Republican file: Blanche McIntyre and George J Royle married in Greeley to avoid a big wedding. a Hungrytown militia team from Ault travels to Denver for the Hoglo trophy drill contest. Dorothy England and Gordon Bradford sustain injuries in accidents. Edward Caurleh and Miles Nettle Fell receive marriage licenses in Denver.
Fort Tapton reports include a large dairy barn under construction on island town acreage with a hardwood dance floor, expected completion around July 1. Numerous visits and social events occur across residents from Denver to Loveland, with shipments of canned peas and local factory employment impacting the community.
Milas Lola Muffsmith hosted a china shower last Saturday at her parents home in honor of her cousin Misa Gertrida Jiyttamith of Elana who will wed Wil Horton of Clitton Anz in a week. The event was among the pre nuptial parferences for the bride-to-be.
A list of visitors and guests stayed overnight at the A T Agaralone residence on Monday. The social roster includes Rudy Alwanaugh Dr Whit ecomb Sama Voloducenk Dr Catey Ernestine Soenleva Perry Aunty Dolefol Beulah Wickstrott Wora the mald Agnes Archer My Mia Charlies Kenyon and family. Sunday gatherings occurred at the Kelehim ranches with My Mya Harald Carlo thea Ache and family the George Poland family Batu Poland of Greeley Art Poland Mr Aire Kreis Koenig and Frack Mr Mrs Glen Branch and Jon Shaw Mr Mrs Albert Koentz and Iva Meyers.
Osgood Osgood June B1 hir and Mrs J Cohen hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs Glenn Ankeney while Mr and Mrs Cah nyu and family dined with Mr and Mrs Samuel Nowell. Jesse Melton works for Claude Cowen at the F K ranch and Rev and Mrs G D Nash plan to host again after a visit in Iowa for Memorial Day services. The Oakood Woman's Society will meet June 22 with Pollyanno gifts planned. Mr and Mrs W D Lackhart of California visit James Hunling family. Lackhart is Mrs Hunling's brother.
Mrs Dugtog visited Lomita Tnai year and Mr Lockhart recalled many changes since. Mrs Newell attended the Event Day at Congregational Judies Ald with guests from Torrland. A Sunday guest list included Mrs Carl W Glacier and Miss De Jans. Numerous locals attended church and a dinner at Island Grove Park with friends from Graalay. Birthdays celebrated at the Klingenberg home included Claude Whipple Roy and others. Nonor-celebrating hole authorusn noted. May Cane ing funeral at Gresley drew many from the community.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions illness and hospital context with fragmented names and events. readable bits include references to a hospital, a person named Roy, a father crossing a hospital area, and a Friday event at a school or hospital setting, but details are unclear and many words are corrupted.
Fragmented notice lists people and places with family arrivals and gatherings. Mentions include Kuner Kuner, June 21, Carl Sothman, Mrs. Kinert, Danny, Wash, Greatey, Mekeels, and Nesbler at Graytay. References a home construction on a farm, a red arch, and a wishful Tama planting. Attendees include Mrs. Jo Hn Kinkade and Tetelera collage-related quartets.
A new process to combat a mange affecting trees was announced by the Lusigr Department of Agriculture. Secretary Natue described the system to fast institute and implement the fry program to protect Lenpoint zones.
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