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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes discuss The College Widow plot and political satire amid references to campaigns, candidates, and public figures. It mentions Mr Drynn, Mr Hines, and William J Reva, with social and moral commentary on Women and politics, ending with reflections on elections and public opinion.
Fragmented OCR piece titled Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason presents garbled verse lines. It hints at themes of war fatigue and the desire for labor and resilience, but most text is unreadable. The readable fragments suggest a wartime or reflective mood with references to duty and effort.
A reader appeals to local authorities and the public to protect college women from nighttime harassment by men in automobiles. Helen Gilpin-Brown, dean of women, urges action as college attendance rises and housing expands into town limits, urging protection and respectful behavior.
The Bridgsdale to Grover area shows a poor crop outlook with little land in production. Some winter wheat heads well and may yield, but most grain was planted late or is spring sown, while dairy stock holds steady and beef cattle improve. Alfalfa is dry and has benefited from careful planting in some areas.
A garbled OCR style fragment mentions Spain and Ireland with unclear names and phrases. The text presents random terms like Germ tome teen and Parasites from Paris, plus odd word clusters and stray place names, lacking coherent events or identifiable people.
Arthur Johnson, editor of the Denver Daily Record Stockman, lauds Weld County Colorado for agricultural growth. The travelogue describes Roggen and Painter's Hereford ranches, irrigation district recovery, new water supply, and optimistic prospects for cattle, sheep, and grain amid expanding markets and infrastructure. The piece notes a shipment order for 500 bulls and highlights the region’s rising stock industry as Denver area farms convert to irrigated prosperity.
Ault American Legion post hosts a smoker next Sunday night July 2 in the new Legion hall. The program features BAL Mim, Mach a former Colorado college star, Ralph How Ell, and a three round glove match with Howard Caling and David Rutz. Also planned are bouts with Spooks Mackley and Granny Hensley, plus music dancing and a pillow fight. Tickets are $1.00 general admission and $1.50 ring-side. sun nysida Pharmacy selling general tickets.
In the July issue of Boys' Life a joke exchange features Snicksonu asking why an empty puree is always the same and Snickson replying that there is no change, highlighting light humor for readers.
Describes multiple farm properties with 9 and 4 room houses, various outbuildings, large barn for 16 horses, 90 acres alfalfa, 85 acres chest, balance potatoes and grain. Buyer gets landlord's share crop if purchased soon. Price 75000 with favorable terms. Also notes 80 acres alfalfa near Greeley with 8 miles distance, priced at 200 per acre with easy terms. Includes other improvements such as dugouts, wells, and cross fences.
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