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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1932
Page
8
Greeley hosts the Fourth of July weekend with a big rodeo by the Bustin' Boys Will Ride Broncs in Northern Colorado’s only major rodeo event. Free admission and a wide range of attractions draw crowds from Weld County and beyond, with anticipation of a top field and substantial turnout from neighboring regions.
The Big Chief Edward Evans leads the Greeley Fourth of July Committee as Cheyenne Frontier Days honors the town with trophies for the Ladies half mile cow pony race and a $110 purse. Harness racing features 2:24 and 2:20 pace. July 6 offers a free-for-all trot of 16 or more entrants and a 2:16 trot. Spud Roades Derby on July 5 shines among standout races, with consolation races on July 6 and championships in roping events. Grand stand seats go on sale at the Chamber of Commerce, with free parking at Inland Grove under police supervision. Greenburg Amusement Company brings a large carnival, promising a weekend of outdoor sport and entertainment in Greeley July 4 to 6.
The Fourth of July Bicentennial parade in Greeley features George and Martha and colonial motifs. Ralph Bishop chairs the Bicentennial committee aiding George Horne's parade group and local patriotic orders. Prize money is offered for standout floats and many outside entries are anticipated as streets fill with spectators.
Kiddies invited to City Park and Taland Grove to enjoy the fine playgrounds and attractions. The Fourth of July celebration features a big bear pit and a roving roodeo while Inland Grove shines as a prettiest Colorado city park. Adults find horse reels and games for all ages. children head to Island Grave for new entertainments.
Dowtown sport organizers plan medals instead of cash for all winners to prevent professionalism. July Fourth events include a baby carriage race for women with strict no passengers and no infants along the route, as directed by athletic director Dolby.
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