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Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a matter involving an association, inland claim, and alleged pleas or appeals. Names or places are unreadable, making precise identification or outcomes impossible.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1935
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a matter involving an association, inland claim, and alleged pleas or appeals. Names or places are unreadable, making precise identification or outcomes impossible.
Opinion argues against repealing prohibition in Greeley urging residents to vote dry. It contends liquor sales will rise with repeal, aiding out of town brewers, and advocates keeping Greeley dry to curb liquor influence. The piece also critiques the proposed bracket tax system and supports coupon-based sales tax handling.
The article discusses Republican splits in the 1924 election, noting if Democrats reject the anti-Progressive line they are gone, and if Republicans abandon the white grand coalition they are sunk. Roosevelt’s moderates threaten any conservative challenger while the president’s personal following lacks prior vigor. The piece stresses faith in a perceived miracle worker and warns the public to stay attentive.
Japan faces new excuses for its stance as Tokyo releases charges against China over press control and hostile diplomats in Genoa, suggesting continued resistance to Western pressure and the muting of Beijing’s influence amid ongoing geopolitical friction.
Fragmented text discusses government expectations, public figures, and societal tensions. Mentions saving the country, legal questions, and criticisms of policy. Contains jumbled phrases and unclear references. Notable terms include government, Supreme Court, and general civic frustration.
19 Years Ago From the Files of the Greeley Republican outlines local oversights and prospects. Reports mention J.C. Nixon guiding Fourth of July parade planning, Chinad “Tren Peterson” tied to a promissory venture, and wind damage in Greely with trees uprooted and property harm. Post office introduces a new street box design by Charles Kuch, while a nuptial party for Eva Widder features Haviland china and pink decor as guests toast future marriage plans.
The article analyzes inheritance and corporate tax thoughts tied to Huey Long and President Roosevelt. It discusses suggested rates, potential revenue, and the impact on top fortunes, estimating per-person effects and overall federal receipts amid tax reform talk.
The fragment recounts ancient Near East campaigns under Sargon I and Sennacherib with royal maneuvering and battles near Babylon. It also mentions Pete Barry, long time pro basketball player with about 2,000 games, and hints at historical teams and figures with garbled wording.
Review of a Little Theatre production featuring Lynn Kowline and Mee vy vo Cinlld in October shows Molnar comedy with mistaken identities and social satire. Cast includes Patricis Cheallgren and Jnatua Curve, directed by Minatra Guill with technical staff.
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