18 May 1933
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
1
The fragment notes federal government involvement in highway funding and control, mentioning state and county roles. It hints at a policy clash over road projects but provides no clear actions, dates, or names beyond broad entities.
Windsor May 19. The largest graduating class in Windsor High School history will receive diplomas this Friday at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium. Rev. George L. Nuckolls will deliver the address on What Keeps Us Like This. The program includes processional, orchestra, readings, and several selections by students and the school choir. Graduates listed include Mildred Mannedal, Gwendolyn Billings, Katherine Cranch, Frances Brinkman, and many others, with diplomas presented by Principal W. L. Maj. The benediction will be by Rev. J. Rothenberger.
Denver may 18 a commission ruling in the Frederick district declares the Union Pacific should not be forced to restore costly passenger trains between Meedetick and Denver at Fredwick and Brighton. One daily trip currently operates each direction. The commission notes high freight rates drive traffic away and passenger service would burden users with unprofitable costs. The public travels today mainly by auto.
34 students from Johnstown’s eighth grade received diplomas in a May 18 ceremony. Principal remarks highlighted future schooling, with valedictory by Thornburg and speech by Christine Elliott. The program featured vocal and reading performances, class history, and traditional honors as the class colors of blue and gold were displayed.
Platteville May 18. Platteville Mosone uta will present Thief Wild their annual class day Friday evening May 19 8 p m The play is given with the assistance of Miss Charlotte ail Characters include Garricon Buchanan real estate broker Berhin Morgan Stella Bel cham Fthen Stes Norma Blaine Miller Frauke Frayne Donald Harper Ricardo Wender Honard Masssy Mercedes Sarrano Vonu Bruce Tom my Tilden Lloyd Koeller Melvina Edand Benson Carter Griswald Elmar Hanigers Beving Mildrett Lever wood French mechanic Billy Arthur Valenting Coasilifs a movie director Donald Allwup
Johnstown May 1 visiting day events at Kersey School closed with high school auditorium program featuring selections from the school orchestra and class addresses. Randolph Sayers Rachel Winkler Lorraine Elliott Euaima Garcia Warren Wheeler Vired Marrin and Andy Nikkel performed vocal solos and poems in a commemorative ceremony.
A Mothers Day program was presented Sunday morning by the Union Congregational Church Sunday School in Driggsdale. The event featured readings, recitations, the Origin of Mothers Day, vocal duets, and a prayer led by Mrs. Alb. Ross with performances by Marcia Songer, Beanie Belle Wood, Alyba and Huu teams, and others including Mrs. William L. Freeman and LeRoy Henderson.
A clipped Tribune page notes a garbled print line and misread text attributed to Gerwans. The item hints at a week of scattered trenches and a Sag Spirit event, leaving readers puzzled about the intended names and dates.
A fragmented ad style piece touts a tonic remedy for spring fatigue and low appetite. It promotes 5.8.8 and 3.9.9 as blood-boosting, energy lifting options, claiming improved sleep, appetite, skin clarity, and mood, with cautions for organic disease and recommendations to consult a physician if needed. The item markets tablet form and warns against imitators in drug stores.
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