28 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
1
A sprawling local page from Greeley details visits and homecomings. Mrs T. C. Stulyell hosts guests as families travel from Denver to Lincoln and beyond, with multiple mentions of Garnsey families, Yale graduates, and relatives arriving for summer reunions. Community notices include church plans, travel, and social calls across Denver, Greeley, and nearby towns.
Historical report outlines how cattle sheep and goats glands marrow and spleen extracts are claimed to treat anemia diabetes heart disease and other ailments. It notes about 20 different glands yielding nearly 60 different preparations and mentions labs in Chicago and other locations producing these pharmaceuticals.
Dr. Aven Nelson of the University of Wyoming reports to the Americas Association for the Advancement of Education that lodgepole pines are ready to use in the Rocky Mountains. He notes a pure dense stand that grows fast and is largely branch free, suitable for crop planting and timber use.
A historical price list for fruits vegetables and pantry goods used by housewives. It names items such as Snowflake flour potatoes peppers cauliflower celery lettuce lemons bananas oranges strawberries grapes almonds walnuts pecans and other staples with unit prices and quantities, reflecting a mid-century market guide.
In a discussion led by Henry Stevens of the Agriculture Department, cottonseed meal is examined for its potential as a protein source for humans. Vitamin G could mitigate palagra risk and improve nutrition, but the toxin in cottonseed must be removed and safety tested before it can be consumed.
A paid professor of psychology defends the hypothesis that dreams of falling arise from sleep position and subconscious processing. He argues the falling sensation results from pressure on the chest and the mind reconstructing a threat, noting varied dream recall among individuals and the rarity of recalling during awakening.
Washington summer story notes that many congressmen wives remain in the capital during adjournment while some plan broader stays in hometowns like Kokomo Kalamazoo and Rockford. It highlights Mrs. William Wright of Newnan and Mrs. Charles Abernethy of New Bern among those choosing to return home or lease in the city, with limited travel and camp plans for their children.
William M. Feud of Denver, attorney for the Colorado Buskers Association, argues at the convention that Colorado’s tax system relies too heavily on property taxes and does not tax intangible wealth or stock adequately. He urges amending the system to reflect a changing economy, noting intangibles escape tax and hinder state prosperity as deposits leak away.
A fragmented report shows Hoover commissions debating limits on a federal law and an appropriations request. Proposals involve a $200,000 funding plan, with discussions about tightening controls and potential impact on enforcement authorities.
Nancy Jean, Mary Tounotta Irwta, 15, of bw D1, demonstrate sewing skills in a family budget expedition. Mery A. McKee from the University of mix Wes and Carl Kiel lead local girls’ delegation from Chicago. They plan a nine day tour visiting sites and comparing taxation views while touring America.
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