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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
5
An outbreak of smallpox is reported in the city with five to six quarantined cases in recent days. Officer Thomas Gibbon notes cases rise at night, while vaccinated precautions are taken on campus. College girls involved, with Dr. N A Madler vaccinating most patients, and the county hospital monitoring the situation.
Score report shows Brighton losing to Eaton 6 to 3 with innings misformatted. Mentions Me Carty and McCarty as batters with bases on balls and hit by pitch incidents. Also notes juror dismissals and district court proceedings delaying a trial.
The grave of a deceased member of the Woman's Belief Corps will be marked with the W R G at Linn Grove cemetery. It was decided at a corps meeting in the library rooms Thursday afternoon. Mrs Henry Williams invited the ladies to socialize at her home Thursday afternoon of next week.
In a Sunday matchup at home the Union Delivery team routed Pierce 31 to 3. Timothy of the visitors hit a home run while UD pitchers and fielders combined for multiple hits and errors. secretary Meredith announced tonight that bids must be filed for aniline in San Francisco.
An annotated dispatch from San Francisco reports William Jennings Bryan predicts completion of the plank on prohibition will appear in the first platform draft. He notes efforts to keep all reference to prohibition from the platform show no wet weakness, yet the strength of the enforcement plank remains to be determined.
Grass Valley Calif June 27 hay prices reach the $50 per ton level for the first time since October. Local market staples have doubled in price over the year sparking attention as growers and traders note the long-known figure has returned to the scene.
A Sunday afternoon concert in the college chapel by Prof. J. G. Sendal and Miss J. Wright drew a large crowd of friends and students. The program was well chosen and each piece was rendered effectively, with Kendal’s solos and Wright’s organ sections earning high praise. The department quartet delivered an unusually beautiful invocation.
Neill family news from Greeley reports F A Forster of Chicago obtained songs and the rights to Trails and other works published by Margaret Sanford. Mr Forster sought six months to gain possession while Miss Phillip, Mrs Neill, and Mrs Philleo were contacted for travel support to Chicago. Mrs Neill calls Chicago beautiful and cool with gardens described as bolus.
Dr Pliny D. Clark superintendent of the new Presbyterian Hospital of Colorado will occupy the pulpit of the First Presbyterian church next Sunday His subject The Man of the Hour Also Rev Cremeana will be in Betes Park on vacation duties and Dr William A McKeaver of the University of Kansas will speak at the morning service and vesper at 6 o'clock on July 11 The Bank of Japan advanced money to relieve the financial situation boosting its outstanding loans to 855000000 yen.
Washington June 26 President Wilson has been asked by the allied powers to issue a call for the first meeting of the League of Nations assembly. State department officials said the call could not be made immediately as the time and place for the meeting had not yet been agreed upon by the allies.
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