11 Oct 1929
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1929
Page
1
The report details a chaotic sequence of events around a hunting party and social gatherings in Grover district. It mentions injuries, a missing wand, and multiple residents including Mrs. Darlaigton, Mrs. Woodard, and Dr. Richards. Various visitors and dinners are noted, along with a funeral service and a Sunday school gathering.
Grain Corporation and key figures announced readiness to begin work. The notes reference federal board involvement and anticipated November actions. Names and places appear garbled, but indicate official oversight and planned initiation.
A report on a junior high school play advertisement campaign lists organizers, participants, and venues. Named editors and faculty advisers are named, with many students and staff credited in attendance and role descriptions. The item preserves era tone and local-school focus from the source.
Barnsville community social items list visits from Leroy Cis pantor Crosley and Mr and Mrs Tol Erickson, plus weekends spent by I. Yorring, Stein Iene, Small, and others at various homes. Shared Sunday events at the Dial Ila home and a note on Monday’s dump opening.
Reading from Kuner Range shows a dated item list including social notes about Mr. and Mrs. B A Carter of Grocerloy spending Sunday with Mr and Mrs Haury Ewing who motored and other brief mentions of Quingy Illinois and a Mr Pelteh ard at home.
The Sunday school reports its annual officers reelected: J Kine Jude superintendent, Mrs James De Mivio assistant, Mrs Angon Mykeel secretary, John Van Wyko treasurer, Mrs R W Pritchard charter. Attendees noted good turnout. The Cross at Greeley busy with school work. Jak Pritchard to build a bridge over the Box Wider to ease local fordage this week.
Ditaradata MPTOY OURES Briggaiule October 10 Mr and Mrs yA B Lute entertained guests Win Mag Guse BI Cava and Drant Spangler Mt in duck outing Tuesday evening Mrs GM Johnson was guest of Mrs C Nawell on Monday Harold Ryblua teaches at Dishwell Nebraska home for the weekend Mrs By 1 Murphy returned Monday after spending the week in Denver Mr and Mrs J A Crooks Mr and Mrs Forrest Kennady were Sunday guests at the We P Steverishone Mr and Mrs A Ling were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Ogourne J M Hewitt is driving a new Dodge caravan Carl Taylor hauled my truck load of hogs to the Denver market the first of the week securing top price Mr and Mrs S K Tormey of Ant were Sunday visitors here
A fragmentary discussion describes aurora phenomena as a distorting display arising from ionized high altitude air. The text notes explanations remain imperfect and not yet fully clarified.
A reader story extols Kellogg’s ALI-BRAN as a reliable aid for constipation. The ad claims the product prevents discomfort, improves daily elimination, and offers recipes, with doctors endorsing its natural action. It mentions using two tablespoons daily and serving with milk or cream.
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