Police training and oversight for Colorado era reform
A discussion advocates state wide police improvement through university based training and a traveling expert to tailor methods locally. The piece emphasizes hiring an experienced instructor as cost effective and stresses hiring criteria like uncommon sense and honesty. It also praises Don Beard for shaping American youth through the Boy Scouts and educational outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of
Sojoyado
Police Department
Split Second Editorials satire and misc remarks from Quillen
A collage of fragmented quips and satirical lines from Split Second Editorials by Robert Quillen and syndicate sources. The text mocks politics and society with humor, puns, and old‑time editorials touching on leadership, distribution, and human foibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Quillen
Town News Chatter Shows Visitors and Weather Bits
LaSalle residents note daily doings from a grandmother visiting in town to locals returning from travels in Colorado Springs and St. Joseph. Fishing party on the Poudre brings a good haul. Local attorney appointment, weather chatter, and summer plans in Creeley and Denver wrap the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle
Mary
Johnstown
Boom
G. le Dowell
the Rarpublican
Colorado Springs
Charles Boom
St. Joseph
Lot
Mra
J. A.lain
Creeley
Denver
Mevars
D. RB
Smtth
Gordon Dangforth
Bare Kittle
Walker Mopater
B. Shattuck
Grace
Eaton
Winbourn
Firestone
B.dyde
From the Files of the Greeley Republic 1014 June 30
A 19 year old clipping notes a sugar beet from Keyes farm near Packham measuring about 18 inches long and two to three inches in circumference. The article mentions moisture effects on size and sugar content and hints at upcoming mountain outing plans by Laurence Scott and A L Koliner, with masters John and Lloyd Aloute present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyes
Packham
Laurence Scott
A. L. Koliner
New Books Arrive at Greeley Public Library
Greeley Public Library receives two Passion Play volumes with critical history and commentary, plus a translation, and a rich assortment of new works. Highlights include Lynd Ward’s woodcut novel Last Mile, Curtis Sprague’s illustrative Contemporaries, and a Cuthbert Lee portrait collection. Also received are drama service pamphlets for local programs and various titles across art, literature, and reference fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Greeley Public
Janet H. Swift
Montrogo d. Moses
Ry “Pha
Wexley
Lynd Ward
Lone Thru
Curtiss Sprague
Cuthbert Lee
America
Community Drama Service
Marion Holbrook
Mabel Foote Hobbs
United States
Chup CG
Jessup
Manly O. Hudson
Trand
N. A
Melotyre
B. Kitchin
Daphne Muiretbononanttent Plo
Margery A
Red Bosses in Moscow Drama Faces Soviet Ironies
A December New York production of Red Hate a Moscow Proletarian theater drama by two young communists exposes the clash between idealism and reality in Soviet life. The play follows students peasants and party officials through exams collectivization and the lure of power showing the human cost behind ideology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theater Guild
New York
Moscow
Ot Hetals
V. Kirchen
A. Ouspansky
Red Square
Control Commission
Terekhine
Belial
Nina
Fedor
Jover Nina
Olgs
Tarekhine
Ie Communist
Hera
Andrei
Yotea
Nikolai
Petrossiant
Alto
Andrat
Communist Party
Luttkoy
Kluk
Piotr
Latioy
Ming
Warward
Olga
Yewre
Varvara
Forum
Terekhina
Milantium
Avise
Lutikov
Plotr
Crime In Ink Review Notes and Novel Titles
A compact listing cites works by Lincoln and Van Dine, including The Scarab Murder Case and Streaks of Shadow, with mentions of Claire Carvathe, Boyden Sparkes, McFarlang, Yauchstone, and Williatie. The fragment suggests a literary column noting authors and titles without detailed descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fer Lincoln
Claire Carvathe
Boyden Sparkes
van Dine
Streats of Shadow
McFarlang
Yauchstone
Williatie
Fragmented Soviet Rhetoric Reflects Class Tensions
A damaged text captures a voice railing against bourgeois values and the Soviet machine. The speaker denounces capitalism, accuses specialists of corruption, and declares intent to flee Russia, lamenting the dead of the proletariat and warning of a grim future under communism.
Fragmented text hints at a tumultuous protest and local strife
A garbled passage depicts students and friends reacting to a controversial figure. The scene includes threats, accusations of hypocrisy, and fear of expulsion as a portrait is described. A separate line mentions a petrified forest in Arizona awaiting government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidon
Arizona
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Greeley Daily Tribune
Greeley Republican
Tribune - Republican Publishing Company
Elehth Street
Greelo, Colorada
Charles Hanson Floyd
Marild
P. Matthews
Holster and Mensea
Xavartisipeing
Voyager
Postogtica
Greslay
Colorado
Caver
Gresley
Daniel Carter Beard
Christian Scianca Monitor
Boyd
Don Beard
Mark Twain
King Arthur's Court
Magazinga Og Ma
Daniel Carter Beayts
Boy Scouts of America
Uncle Dan
Himaelf Ta al
Dan Beard
Coyington
Sanborn Map & Puviishing Company
Bobby
Ims
Frankeard
Century Company
Iti
St. Nicholas Magasine
Den
Beard
Countitas
Hoya
Gomeboly
Ile
Dloc
Brighane
Natlong
Anreh Devik Nynor
Jax
Cam
Co Hs
Einatein
Rovania
Cde
Greeley Library
Marquis Tames
Natalis
Faller Battery — Electrical Mechanical Service
Conasumera
Sixth St
Ernest Anderson Auto Repair Shop
1Th ST
Studebaker Gurnee
DODGE
Talikey
Bourgeoiis
Varelli
Eunicha
Apocialista
Russia
Couzens & Day CO
Eleventh Street
FORD
A. E. Ritchie Nash
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Pontiac
Essex
Gallan Chevrole! Inc
Garnsey
Greeley, Colorado
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