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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
8
A fragmented reminiscence describes the Lewiston log drive with logs moving down rivers, jammed at islands, and drivers performing feats along the way. It recalls the harsh weather, high water, and the seasonal trek toward mills, with figures and places sketched in a period newspaper voice.
Nebraska officials discuss a Bryan conference to resolve a controversy touching liva states and live-stock funds. Governors and legislators seek a quick funding solution, with plans for a July meeting to bridge the differences among North Platte, Scottsbluff, Casper, and Casper area officials.
Howard Mayfield and Fred Stockatt drive to Denver on Sumlay Ar ant Mra H D Eldridge moves from 1228 Tenth to 18223 Seventh Avenue. Edith Hoath of Lake City visits her aunt Mrs Mae Green. Irving Fallek and Wayne travel, plus Maude Balding and Grace Forward visit. Briggs go to Cheyenne for dinner then Laramie for a short time. Lewis Kitts leaves for Denver for New York Life Insurance school before starting as a salesman. J B Fay of Los Angeles visits with relatives en route home from Chicago World’s Fair. Various locals travel to Canon City, California, and other points. O F annual picnic held in Canon City with 769 attendees statewide. Fred Miller heads to Black Hills then Chicago for World’s Fair, return to attend son’s home. Billy Anderson and Elmer Grattan resume after a 60 mile hike in the Pineries Park country with fishing noted near Lost Lake. Glen Van Seay returns from a 1,170 mile trip touring multiple Colorado sites. Hicks and daughter Nancy visit from Denver. Miss Leigh of Florida and Mrs Allard visit teachers college. T H Smith and Ruth McDonald family move to Lansing, Michigan. Several locals visit the state, plan motor trips, and note Greeley summer stays. Threshermen’s Association to meet July 1 at 2:00 pm in court house. Sidney Morite visits. Notices include hospital moves, Estes Park visits, and August travel plans. Jack McDonald’s family returns with newborn baby after hospital stay. patient Jack recovering well after corn swallowing incident.
A special commission was formed to assess Colorado consumer needs and river flow to gather data for an offer on division. The effort focuses on evaluating how water resources meet consumer demand and potential arrangements with the division.
Mr and Mrs Walter Sholat depart Monday for Kansas to visit Mrs Rholdt’s parents and relatives. They expect to return in two weeks. Hatph F Chinnda of Har riadnglefield thrasture atora sails Sunday on the Columbine to Chicago where he will visit the furniture market and the world’s fair. He will be away without a week.
A scrambled summary notes acid stomach as a major factor in ulcer formation. It mentions remedies and relation to digestion but contains garbled text and uncertain phrases. Key ideas about stomach acidity and ulcers are presented, with unclear product references mixed in.
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