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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1933
Page
1
Banks reopen and relief efforts start as city moves toward normalcy after a devastating quake. Officials approve temporary repairs, food and fuel distribution, and social welfare coordination. Hospitals report patients and missing counts while authorities warn against panic as utilities and transportation resume, with community leaders urging resilience and safety.
Rev. C. M. Houser spoke to the Mettaxtene association at the Park church home on how recreation and religion support mental hygiene. He urged active, social play for character development, praised parks, YMCAs, Camp Fire and similar groups, and argued religion aids moral security and social reintegration.
Eaton residents report word from kin in California that they are all right after a series of earthquakes and tidal wave alerts. Messages from relatives in Los Angeles Glendale Long Beach and nearby towns describe homes damaged or overturned but family members safe and shelter secured.
Market note shows dairy and meat prices steady with beans firmer and cattle and sheep active. Key players include Denver and Colorado buyers, with ranchers and packers moving large lots, cattle weights around 200 to 400 pounds, and hogs near steady to higher as demand remains moderate.
Ault March 14 Superintendent Frank J. Cline is re elected to lead Ault schools for the coming year. The board praised his past year of progress and efficient management at focal schools. Cline, son of S A Gling of Greeley, and brother of Harry Cline of Denver, is a graduate of Pisce Wanders College Pittaburg Kans with a master's from Colorado Teachers College. He previously headed Steamheat Springs schools and now runs an adult night school with teachers. He and his wife are active in community affairs and helped organize local basketball events and other town improvements.
Banks in multiple states resume operations after federal actions. Secretart Woolward notes the reopening pace varies due to affiliated entities and reorganization needs. Twelve Denver banks and others in Colorado begin again, while nationwide measures allow selective lending and reserve access under new provisions.
The piece describes banks reopening after a banking pause, with many Colorado branches resuming operations Tuesday morning. Federal reserve members and state banks in Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo began on the first day, while others plan to open Wednesday. Treasury rules restrict gold payouts and large withdrawals, with deposits kept separate and some banks awaiting permits for restricted withdrawals. The Emergency Banking Act allows state banks to obtain currency from Federal Reserve members or Reconstruction Finance Corp as needed.
Henry Borgans 70 of Weld County Hospitel die of apoplexy after November residence. Survived by children including Avon Ginther of Third Avenue and George Borgans. John Hichler 72 dies at home after four months illness. long-time Windsor resident since 1906. Five children and siblings survive. funeral planned at German Congregational church in Windsor. Burial in Windsor cemetery to follow. daughter in Montana provided word of passing.
The high school orchestra under William Birr performed a Tuesday assembly program at 1 o’clock featuring works by Grant Jensen Tschalkowaky Mozart Borony and a variety of solos. Winners included Elizabeth Faris on piano James Beatham on drums Myrtle Kaletar Robert Moyer Roland Mortlaon Seanette Parker Edna Root Emma Rohrig Ota Harts Oliver Traxer Kenneth Morrison Oliver Pumphrey Dick Randall Vernon Straight and others.
The College Orchestra conducted by Lester Opp will perform at the College Assembly Wednesday morning at 9 31 oclock, open to the public. Albert from the Plano department will present the solo sash of the Rhynsedy in B minor by Gershwin as the special feature. Two conservatory students will conduct the middle portion, with pieces by Colaws Fayes of the Clues and selections from Matilda Butterfly. Abe Rupaysoily conducts the finale in Bh At Chadwh. Geranwin HAL the pane.
The Greeley Association held its monthly meeting at Marshall's cafeteria. S. S. Trant was elected president, B. G. Sears vice president and secretary-treasurer for the coming year. Merrit Bront and C. W. Wee presented a discussion on practical uses of alterations under present candle tens.
Exhibits arriving for the Tribune World Newspaper Show include German periodicals such as Hamburger Nachrichten Berlin Der Angriff and Ger mania, along with cat.
Chalmer Jaynes of Greeley high school won the Lie W. Har ry ting public speaking trophy at a Greeley chapter event. He earned the right to represent Greeley in the district contest at To veland on August 1, with the trophy cup donated by W. Furry King of the Federal board of vocational education.
A vintage medical ad claims a product named RiaITS from the Marder physis relieves bladder irritation and related pains by evening out acids and intestinal issues. It recommends a six grain dose from a druggist, and to return after four days if relief isn’t achieved, with promise of better sleep and general improvement, sold by local drug firms.
A quirky note from the Cow May event reveals a dairyman favoring banjo accompaniment to milking. Bards remark the education in picking a banjo while milking may be worthwhile, contrasting with practical dairy duties.
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