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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
10
A New York report describes executives creating toy plastic and cardboard mansion models to test office partitions and layouts. The affordable versions use T shaped wooden pegs and color joints to collapse and reassemble, showing why flexible spaces appeal to business leaders.
The Loveland Pass road is now open to traffic from Silver Plume to Dillon as US 91 and connects with US 40 near Georgetown. About five miles east of Dillon and 4 miles south of the pass will be rebuilt next year with a $540,000 budget. Construction is led by D N Stewart, with work paused until favorable weather returns. The route becomes part of the Empire to Leadville corridor and is redesignated within the US highway system.
Bridal shower held at Prairie View on June 22 with Miss Gertrude Tagam wed in the afternoon. Guests and helpers named, gifts received, and a weeklong stay noted. A subsequent meeting at Prairie View school addressed water issues and local concerns. Mrs Keithly Lamm hosted BV.S. club. officers elected including Mrs Clarence Benson. Next social planned at the latter’s home July 28. A church club visit and local reports follow.
Briggsdale residents recount a narrow escape after a minor collision while a group enjoyed a local event. The community also notes guests and travelers visiting from Denver, Longmont, Greeley, Fort Collins and Chicago, with social events and a movie performance by AL Longmont’s troupe.
The fragment lists individuals including Harvey Griyat Mr and Mrs Frei Honey and Mr and Mye W EB Hunt, indicating a social or community notice with several named persons.
A strange note describes huts in Kutveu where a hiotair furnace is built at one end for cooking. Heat travels beneath the structure via a network of pipes and flues, reaching a log chimney at the opposite end, showing an ancient heating concept.
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