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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1931
Page
5
A vivid portrait of the water ouzel, a wrenlike bird of fast rivers in the northwest. The piece describes its white plumage, fearless habit of diving and foraging in swift water, and its bright, pure song above mountain creeks. The bird’s unusual life near spray and rocks under clear, brisk streams is celebrated.
A chaotic collage of quips and satire by Robert Quillen criticizing politics, social pretensions, and public virtue. It lampoons politicians, media, and cultural norms with clipped observations and sharp, sometimes surreal humor.
Signpost push by H E Frederickson from Omaha urges better road signs for travelers from Julesburg to Denver via Cheyenne. Weld County dairy and sugar beet developments discussed. Colorado Teachers College alumni assembly marks alumni association’s coming of age with Mrs. E W Knowles presiding.
Greeley Public Library lists new summer titles for travelers and summer readers. Notable arrivals include Discover Greece by Harry A. Genn Max, Waltrea by Frese Cutlaren, and Heart of Algtaine by Ian Hamilton-Trinkler. Additional poetry selections round out the list.
June 20 notes show Mr. and Mrs. Guy Palmer visiting Ruth Bradley and daughter in Cheyenne. Frank Palmer visits on business. Clair Palmer of Clayton arrives in Grover to visit parents and plans to teach next year. Mrs. Guy Palmer and others guest at the Hi. G. Palmer home as Arthur and Mrs. Palmer tend the Borger ranch while the Borger couple visit Denver.
Sheen visits Windsor with three grandchildren while others attend events in Colorado. Mrs. Arthur McCurry hosts an overnight guest, and Mr. and Mrs. A G Lower with Mrs. Lawrence attend Colorado University graduation in Boulder where their son Robert also graduates.
Mrs Clarence Ford visiting from Pine Bluffs returned home Thursday due to her mother’s illness. Mee Ww Stewart hosted a bridge party for M Lester Bilder’s daughter at Hereford on Thursday. Kuner’s event June 22 cleared. families vacationing with Mrs Willem Wolfe at Armberet. D. Smith visited with his aunt Mynard in Denver Thursday. Carl Miller spending a week in Cheyenne Wyoming. Mr Erdman’s father Leona Bihain of Greeley returned Friday for vacation with Mr and Mrs A J Beth. Grace Collins of Cheyenne visiting cousin Blanche Miller in Greeley this week. James Ogilvie Jr spent weekend with parents. Jim works at Prospect this summer. Sunday visitors at the Ogilvie home included Mr and Mrs R E B Grant and children, and Mrs L D Jaw of Severance. Mrs Lana, Mrs Ogilvie’s mother.
A terse note questions culinary art as a male dominated field. It hints that, like other arts, the leading figures are men, juxtaposing a farm and fireside setting with the notion of mastery in cooking.
The Associated Press reports a pioneering undersea land telephony link between Britain and Australia. The system uses a Dennis Muir setup from Geraldton to Cairns, enabling long distance speech across the continent and beyond.
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