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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1975
Page
1
Greeley district outlines extramural programs to meet federal rules with coed non contact sports and intramural options. Girls will have volleyball basketball gymnastics and track with fall winter and spring seasons. Eighth graders may play flag football and intramurals. ninth graders to play six football games.
The panel proposes a 12th grade social studies program with uniform requirements and civic education. A district survey of 1,200 parents yielded 44 responses, guiding emphasis on American history world history civics geography and related subjects. Also described is a field trip by Lucas Valley second graders to an 1869 era one room schoolhouse in California.
Max Clark notes mill power canal is unreliable for grinding, urging steam power as an alternative. The Union Colony advertises half of its valuable water power suitable for woolen mills, machine shops and foundries for sale with terms available by writing Free-
A compact item from the Tribune edition notes Eaton and Greeley Colorado as locations. The date referenced is March 1 with no additional events or names provided in the readable text.
A compilation of 1874 Tribune clippings notes Bret Harte’s future poetry reform, a colony fence sale for 9000 dollars, Millard Fillmore’s death, Fort Collins’ schooling bond defeat, a Des Moines wife’s snoring cure, and colony town water rights transfers with tax sharing provisions and land rights, reflecting local concerns and era governance.
Stampede listing covers June 26 to July 4 with Li lil Abner performances at Greeley Central, Roeder Superstar Day at Lincoln Park, Lynn Anderson David Houston show at Island Grove Arena, a David Houston band rodeo dance, family day, Ray Stevens night show, cowboy golf, free barbecues, a senior citizens rodeo, pancake feeds, watermelon races, Fourth of July parade on Suh Ave, final rodeo at Island Grove Arena, Jim Ed Brown night show and a fireworks display at Island Grove Park.
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