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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1954
Page
4
The column discusses weed management for home gardens with advice on timing, hoeing, and the consequences of letting weeds bloom. It emphasizes shallow rooted plants and the need to prevent seeding to protect flowering and vegetable plantings. Readers are reminded that once seeds form, weed control becomes harder.
Chicago report notes that drivers cause most fatal crashes and urges a nationwide campaign with 180 organizations. Ned Dearborn calls for awareness and five actions: don’t drink drive, slow down, check mirrors, keep distance, and yield to others.
Dr Leslie M FitzGerald of Dubuque Iowa, resident of the American Dental Association, estimates 2.5 million fillings would fit all cavities of children under 18 in the United States and that 97 percent of the population suffers from some form of tooth decay or gum disease.
A fragmented report notes local political divisions in the First Ward race. It mentions a Black resident and references a recount or challenge within the ward's election dynamics.
Fragmentary notes discuss weeds, heat, and drought affecting management. The garbled text mentions keeping heat on, arriving new situations, and efforts to handle weed issues despite ongoing drought conditions. Names, dates, and concrete actions are absent.
A Denver report states the University of Colorado received about $19,430 from the National Foundation for La fantile Paralysis for studies on how viruses invade living cells. The article contains garbled text about timing and department actions related to a McCarthy-Seay case and a study on rearingrant gvriot progress.
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