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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1933

Page

3

Private Schools Rise As Public Education Evolves

The article argues private schools will grow as public curricula shrink or diversify. It notes rising educated parents, demand for specialized subjects, and potential private manual training and language schools. It highlights summer camps and year round programs, with Greeley and Colorado as examples, and calls for expanded private education to match changing socio economic needs.

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Split Second Editorials by Robert Quillen

Readable fragments reflect editorials on governance and public virtue. The irregular bits joke about treasury heads, disarmament, and public decency, with scattered notices of local gatherings, family visits, and community life in Windsor and nearby towns.

Robert Quillen

Windsor and Granary County Briefs Veterans and visitors notes

Windser, Jung 2r-ximor Grundy. An instructor in anchovl at Milwaukee arrives this week to visit Mrs Grundy and her daughter. They are sending the naming with her parents. Numerous locals and visitors from Denver Fort Collins and Pueblo are noted enjoying travels visits and vacations. A student nurse from Windsor returns to St. Marys Pueblo to resume duties.

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Tells Of Kidnaping In Denver And Boulder

Local items recount a kidnapping tale as a grandmother is escorted home with Donald Teller and a mother. The piece notes various travels and incidents including Mrs J Hodges being mauled by a dog and hospitalized, and relatives visiting Fort Collins for Veterans event. It mentions J D Martin and Boise-Payette Lumber funeral attendance and pallbearers from northern Colorado offices.

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Local Social Weekend at Berkley Cabin in Poudre Canyon

The runior class of 1523 hosted a weekend gathering at Mr and Mrs John Berkley s cabin in Poudre Canyon with attendees including Stella Miller Clara Sehisbal Catherine Tegtman Helen Spanner Hetty Briacos Evelyn Walker Bill Cox Ralph Wood Laybourn Warren Jos Kuteher and others. Several attendees traveled to Cheyenne and Loveland Heights while others returned home or planned trips. Educational and social plans were noted with mentions of a monotain trip and visits to relatives in Colorado Springs and Greeley.

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