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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
1
A garbled report outlines price changes for fireworks and crackers for July Fourth. It notes various items like dimes, nickels, and crackers with adjusted costs, mentioning manufacturers and a general rise from last year. Specific figures are unclear due to transcription errors.
Yellowstone National Park imposes tighter fishing limits to protect waters and wildlife. New regulations prohibit fishing beyond two miles from main roads and cap catch limits, with a focus on preserving trout populations. Fishing gear and methods now require careful handling, with hook and line only and keeping fish under eight inches to be released unharmed when possible.
The U.S. Bureau of Fisheries and National Park Service expand Yellowstone fish planting after warnings, stocking over 700000 fry in park waters during 2019. Native blackspotted cutthroat and rainbow trout dominate, with Hatnbow, Lowls Like and Fellowetong Lake regions yielding large trout for anglers.
A San Francisco Chronicle line notes that storing winter rain and snow in mountain reservoirs would be like pots of gold at the end of the California rainbow. The phrase conveys a mining era vision of water wealth and regional abundance.
Reva Menagh withdraws from the Mayie Queen popularity contest amid theater ties. Miss Dedrick’s votes were canceled, Miss La Follette enters the competition as the Greeley race accelerates toward the July Movie Exposition in Denver.
New Raymer reports heavy rains from Wednesday to Friday causing 38 inches of standing water on highways. Cars stranded near New Raymer but crops look good with wheat nearing harvest in four weeks. A prior storm in Morgan County caused minor damage south of New Soyater, with losses small compared to gains. Local cattle and shops show reduced activity amid the wet spell.
Pawnee County delegates from Grover New Raymer and nearby areas met Monday night in Keota to discuss county division and present a letter to legislative committees and northern Colorado delegations. No advertising plan was adopted yet.
A dense catalog of consumer goods and prices from a local ad insert. Items include Lily Drink, Whisk Broo, tooth brushes, syringes, water bottles, cleaning fluids, shampoos, manicure sets, coin purses, shoe cleaners, and various cosmetics with listed prices, showing a broad sale list amid frugal shopping language.
A fragment lists Ivory Mirrors at 7.50 10.00 and 15.00 dollars and Ivory Trays at 4.25 and 6.00 dollars with stray words such as access areas. The text appears as a shop price snippet with multiple item prices and unclear surrounding context.
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