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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
7
National Civic Federation leaders James W Gerard and Matthew Wolt advocate a ten-year plan to stimulate 6,000,000 jobs and economic readjustment. They propose a large congress of 500 organizations to craft a private enterprise driven remedy, criticizing current inflation and government dependence.
A compact collection of quips lampooning 1921 politics and society. It critiques taxation, prohibition, youth training, tariffs, and public figures with sharp, period voice and wry humor. The piece mingles misprints and satirical lines, highlighting social flaws and policy debates of the era.
From the Files of the Greeley Republican dated June 26 1912 the Gentilemen’s Driving club of Greeley will stage a racing matinee on July featuring over 100 local men entrants with prizes. Greeley’s past production of feel good culture is noted and the city welcomes the ring. Also reported is a pleasant reunion between Mrs L O Glazier of Greeley and Mrs W A Gray of Denver. A new Carr schoolhouse contract was let to Simon Peterson of Greeley for 19200. Erie plans a Septic celebration aligning with Platteville Pickle Day and Fort Lupton Tomato Day. Ruth Bennethy and Hallie Daven will graduate as nurses at St. Mary hospital after two years of training. Citizens note sidewalk hazards from overhanging branches hindering parasols on city streets.
The Greeley Public Library has received a large batch of new children's books now unavailable in the reading room. Titles include Bag of Tricks Curious Creatures Pirates in Oz Sky Caravan Something Perfectly Billy and many others by Addison Clarke Marti Ransome and more. The list features Boy Magician The Hound in Widden Lane Nancy Goes Camping The Secret of Rancho Del Sol and several works by Will James Abbie Farwell Brown Enid Bagnold and Harold McCracken among others. The collection also notes a surprising line on soft woods and supply from Europe or America for building needs.
Barnesville on Sunday reports John Griffin and Theo Erickson driving to Briggsdale for business. Mrs Jans Maghburn accompanied by H Wierhouse to Denver to visit an uncle from Missouri who is 95. A planned picnic reunion at Gresley before his return. Finn Erickson and daughter from Greeley visited A H E and Ted Erickson homes. Theo Erickson and H A Cook families called at Griffin home Saturday evening.
Mrs Joe Cook and children along with Mr and Mrs Jim Cook and daughters took a night sightseeing trip to Denver and nearby areas Sunday. Mrs Harry Jones, once taken to Greeley hospital, is reported improving. J C Carney visited Greeley Saturday. Sunday school meets weekly at 10:80, attendance appreciated. The orchestra, led by Mr Quakenbush, rehearses Tuesdays, aiming for noon selections. Community looks forward to rain for blooming crops, with noon weather notes and crop needs mentioned.
Eaton residents and visitors are listed enjoying lunches and visits across Colorado. Ted Stockfeth and Mrs Smith of Texas join relatives for meals. Ritchey family plans two weeks in Estes Park while Mr Ritchey visits Iowa and Nebraska. Stockfeth and Shaw of Greeley visit Boulder with Arthur Lawrence. Gavin and family visit Sheridan. Pixier stays with W H Dun in Greeley. Brown of Deertrail spends weekend with Sommerville in Greeley. Hill family spends Sunday in Poudre Canyon.
Support for Mr and Mrs Filnt of Fort Collins comes as T D Hicks learns of the death of his only brother in North Carolina leaving Hicks as the sole remaining member of a family.
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