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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
2
The item blends a light weather forecast with satirical social notes on politics and local life. It mentions heat comparisons to Baltimore, a Fourth of July flavor, Democratic and progressive debates, and a humorous take on candidates, conventions, and local happenings in Weld County and Colorado.
A senate race era rumor hints Bryan meeting LaFollette and Roosevelt about a third party including progressives from both parties. Voters weary of trusts and old party leaders eye a reform bid possibly ditching party lines if a strong progressive candidate emerges.
A dated column critiques campaign spending suggesting recall of past nominees, questions fair play in nominations, and argues against trivializing gospel truths. It asserts Christ’s authority and the rock on which the church stands, warning against levity in preaching and the risk of distracting audiences with light treatment of serious loss.
A compact excerpt presents rural aphorisms on social conduct and honesty. It riffs on handshakes, kindness, luck, and church attendance, then shifts to comments on deception, square deals, and a caption about a sun gaze and a police intervention.
Summer school students from the Teachers College plan a July 13 trip to Eldora via the Switzerland Trail with stops at Glacier Lake and the Blue Bird mine. The round trip costs $3, with half fare for children, and proceeds support the college students aid fund.
A Greeley housewife found a dead tabby in her groceries bundle after a mix up at a downtown store. The store cat died overnight and was placed in a duplicate packing box, then set beside the catcier, causing the misdelivery. The grocer apologized and offered a treat if you say scat.
Trinity Episcopal Church hosts a Sunday program with C. H. Brady to be ordained deacon at 11 in the forenoon and the cornerstone laid for the new parish hall at 3 in the afternoon Bishop Olmstead will attend along with other speakers. Construction focuses on arches as funds affect progress and the hall will connect church and rectory facing Ninth Avenue.
Rebekah lodge members enjoyed a social night with a theater style farce titled How the Story Grew. Eight ladies staged the performance in a transformed dining room with ushers and an orchestra including Laura Muth and Alfred Baxter.
Smith and Mrs F Jay Smith visited Windsor last Saturday. Otis Carleton and wife traveled to Fort Collins on Monday for business. Nellie Wolcott of Fort Collins visits sister and parents in town this week. Laura Rienks went to Fort Collins on Tuesday to see friends.
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