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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1933
Page
3
The article links higher wheat prices to forecasts of unfavorable weather shrinking the crop, while noting political and economic reactions across the nation. It cites traders and officials discussing farm income, market manipulation fears, and broader New Deal era interventions in agriculture and finance.
A garbled mix of editorial fragments and stray phrases touches on politics, taxation, patriotism, and social mores. It includes quips about Fatigue, duties of missionaries, and a critique of publishing ethics, with scattered quotes and misread lines from a bygone era.
The Greeley district elected William S. Roe of Denver as principal of Greeley High School succeeding Prof BF Marten. Other items note a mayoral decision on removing tree hearing obstacles, a Maine memorial tablet for the high school, and various local academic and civic updates including law exams and Estes Park travel.
June 23 brief notes a Children's Day program at the Nome of Mrs. Glenn Ankeney with many local participants and songs led by the choir. It mentions Gus Ruh Sr and Margaret Hulk visiting from Sterling, and a farewell gathering at the church for visitors before departures to Hinsley and Hayden.
The community notes Frank and Bessle will be greatly missed by their Sunday school class for their help in church work. A St John Day service was held at Driggadale Union Congregational, with Mr and Mrs Henry Ketelson and Frank Ketelson attending. Local families and neighbors shared news of visits, farm life, and upcoming community events amid weather and daily routines.
fragmentary OCR notes describe a La Salle Bowhix club gathering at noon with names Dorothy Grace Eris and Aarglé Daven as hostesses. Mentions host Borved Young and a meeting at Macayoy with Cheyenne visitor John R. Wortham and Temchors school reference.
Keenesburg June 23. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bucher and family were guests of Mrs. Hacers sister Mrs. Ghot. Crown and family visited on Sunday. Clyde Stromsoe and family, Mrs. Will Foley of Greeley, Mrs. Dan Nuchay and family of Trinidad, Cole and Mrs. G. Hy Whba and family were guests of Mr. aig Mrs. K. K. Slatton Sunday. Marie Cozad, visiting Betty Bacher, returned to Fort Lupton. Rev. J. A. Payton and family left for the Colorado conference at Ping Crest. Payton will take Harlan Shakise, ill with rheumatism, to.
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