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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1932

Page

6

Enrollment Figures Tribute to College Teacher

Enrollment figures honor a college teacher and reflect the school’s strong professional training and public publicity efforts. The text notes a decline in enrollment by about B percent, a record among Colorado junior colleges, with mention of Dr. George W. Frasier president and staff involved in publications and publicity.

College Teachera College Colorado George W. Frasier John Kenry George Tretn

Split Second Editorials Reflect On War and Society

Fragmented editorial snippets reveal recurring themes of antiwar sentiment, press freedom, and social critique. Voices touch on censorship, nationalism, the role of women, economic tension, and the impact of language on public opinion, with references to Japan, Manchuria, and American domestic life.

Private enterprise urged to revive community balance

A Philadelphia banker and Baldwin Locomotive Works president George H Houston urges private enterprise to fund relief and modernize facilities rather than rely on taxes. He calls for courage and steady investment to restore economic balance and boost production quality.

George H. Houston Philadelphia Haldwin Locomotive Works Auverliging Federation of America

Port Lupton high school bond vote rebuilds district

A 1913 report notes Port Lupton consolidated district approved $17,060 in bonds for a new high school building to be ready by Thanksgiving. The project aims to relieve long standing need and begin immediately. The county records also show rising marriage activity in Weld County with 50 more marriages in early 1913 than the same period prior year.

Iob Port Lupton and & Cite Wis Secur Jove la Pravan Weld Caroline Tobay Froanece Tobey Northwest Alaska Otia Warner Edgar B. C. Snyder Warner Warsaw Earpson Packing Company Jotinaowa

Stork Express Born to Local Families

Aulton and nearby communities report several newborns. On June 20 an 11-pound baby boy arrived to Mr and Mrs Fred C Schneider of Ault. Mrs yea Meyer of Spring Ganon gave birth to a son named Lloyd Francis on June 26 or 28. Mr and Mrs Gerald Mandin of Eaton welcomed a son named Ernest Orrin on June 26 or 27. Mr and Mrs Alfred Johan son welcomed a girl around June 26 at 6 24 Sixth arrest? The report notes a difficult accident and a hospital birth amid a period of farm activity and local events.

Stork Express Fred C. Schneider Ault Yea Meyer Spring Ganon Jie Tins Boen Lloyd Francis Eaton Gerald Mandin Ernest Orrin Thorn Alfred Johan Greeley Hospital Wirplane Ragaia

County Priests and Residents Attend Weekend Events

Nunn and Jang visited Estes Park area with Blanche Tair bairn Audrey Lou and Andraw joining. Mrs Tornet and Mrs Davis attended a bridge luncheon by Mrs W Gungan and Rose Creswell. Hart and Kinky accompanied Lewis Hart Jr and Franklin Hobart to Highlander camp near Estes Park for a week. Lone Highlanders, G Parner and J A Turner parties attended Pioneer celebration at C Le Wilson home in Campton. Miss Rolens Turner and Betty Bernard of Houlder spent Friday at W W Walt ranch in Livermore. Marjorie Mason of Tul an Okla visited L J Hart home while attending summer school at C T C in Greeley. Dr A Moors, Miss Louise Dernard and Charles Savera of Boulder were Sunday dinner guests at the G A Turner home. Betty Bernard returned home to Boulder with the Turner party.

Nunn Nunn Jang Irs Blanche Tairbairn Audrey Lou Andraw A. Fairbairn Lewis Hart, Jr Franklin Hobart Highlander Eaten Park G.parner J. A. Turner C. le. Wilson Campton Rolens Turner Betty Bernard Houlder Jerome Russell Turner Livermore Marjorie Mason Tulan Okla L. J. Hart Mason Greeley A. Moors Louise Dernard Charles Savera Doulder G. A. Turner Trner

Local Social Notes From Barnesville and Greeley

June 29 reports visitors at the Erickson and Nelson households. Doz Amplings, La, sister of Mrs. OC Nelson, died Sunday. A. B. Erlekson and Ceorre joined Tad Erickson for Sunday dinner. Lendrumi and Grant families with sons joined C. 9. Nelson for dinner. Bird Morria Nelson of Greeley spent last week with the Nelsons. Earl Wood and children were dinner guests at the Carl Wood home.

Barnesville Baravavilla and Niro Eric Erickson Grewey Ted Erlekson OC. D. Nelson Doz Ampines A. B. Erlekson Ceorre Aira Tad Erickson Robert Lendrumi

Farm Folk Hints Boost Small Grain Seed in San Luis Valley

Brepa to improve seed quality and yield in Alamosa County through certified seed plots and registration. Five farmers chosen to produce seed with eleven others to attempt certification. Max C. Grandy directs program with extension staff and Mary T H Sutherland guiding home management and furniture demonstrations.

San Luis Valley Alamosa Colorado Max C. Grendy Alumoxa County Poricultural Flva

Poisoned bran wash used to combat grasshoppers

Farmers report using poisoned branwash to kill grasshoppers and alfalfa webworms as part of a drive underway across counties. Millions of sheep and about 300000 cattle from Colorado ranches are sent to national forests for summer grazing amid lower grazing fees and deferred payments. Temperature at San Antonio reached 85 degrees, with Kelly Field nearby at 37.

Colorado Ranches National Weather Bureau of San Antonio Tex Kelly Field

Florida Turns to Celery for Profits

Florida farmers push celery as a cash crop with Sanford leading as a celery hub. About 95 million dollars from roughly 8,000 cars shipped out of state by rail and water routes into markets from New York to Detroit. The Palmer Farms in Sarasota County produced 1,179 cars, fueling a cooperative selling effort as Florida ships west to Denver and north to Duluth and beyond. Also note India’s population stats show women outnumbering men by 16,896,952 in a total of 222,986,876.

Sanford Fla Juan Altho Florida California New York Michigan Howayar Sarasota’ County Palmer Farms Palmers Denver Duluth Detroit Portland India Bombay

Oklahoma City Plans Navy for Fire Squad

Oklahoma City proposes a fire department motorboat squadron to aid flood rescue. Fire Chief George Goff presented the plan to city manager. If approved, members in swimsuits will operate weekly boats for emergency rovers.

Oklahoma City Tyas George Goff

Snowy Welcome at Yellowstens Park Visitors

Snow greeted the first visitors to Yellowstens Park in Wyoming as a snowplow cleared paths for cars and motorists to reach the site. Visitors from Pennsylvania California Washington Idaho and Montana arrived while the area faced blizzard conditions and wind gusts.

Yellowstens Park Stone$ Park Penneytania Sey Californie Washhigte Tdaho Montana

Minnesota Plantsig Figures Dominate Local Sports

In a murky local page, Ely and Burntako Tako report unclear results with figures like 11,000,000 and 7,590,004 amid a fire damage note. Vague names such as Ming, Jung, and Blanttig appear without coherent context. The piece blends sports mentions with a safety incident and mishmashed keywords from a past Minnesota scene.

Ely Ming Jung Minge

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