21 Oct 1932
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1932
Page
1
A stream of letters recounts Democratic talk versus Hoover era Republican themes. Pro Bono listens to radio, attends meetings, and weighs farm, tariff, and gold standard issues. The writer notes local candidate Bradtfield and Adams, with consent on amendments and income tax, promising further updates.
Markets from Fausos City to Denver show uneven cattle and sheep demand with mixed bids. Prices edge up on some lines while others hold steady. grains and futures drift, reflecting variable regional activity and shifting buying interest.
Reverend Brooks, aged over 60, served in multiple circuits including Golden City and Cheyenne Laramie. He organized a class of about 20 Methodists at Union Colony and later became chaplain of Colorado penitentiary before his death after a long ministry in early colony days.
New York October 21 Democratic headquarters received a letter from James E. B. Derry city attorney of Indianapolis urging voters to strike out all Democratic party choices on the presidential ballot and write in Alfred E. Smith. The card bore the printed Smith for president label and was mailed from Chicago. Derry said the card had circulated in Indiana and suspected it mailed with the Republican national committee’s assistance.
G A Smith extension dairyman of Colorado Agricultural College will preside at the next meeting of the Greeley Retail Dairymen Association at Greeley High School auditorium on Nov 3. An educational talk and demonstration will cover heredity and its importance to the dairy industry. Dairymen in the Greeley district and others interested are invited.
Mead Oct 21 two Minnes Ivy Stockwell Molly Stockwell and Jean Dunbar all Berthoud and Mrs Hattie Fuller Pleasant THN school were dinner guests at Charles Lawsen home A daughter born Oct 18 to Alf and Mrs Frank Jepperman Prof and Mrs V V Oliver and daughter Jean visited Gresley Saturday Prof Oliver attended Tearhare New Mexico Basin event Mrs Ami Vonalt hosted the Lucky Thirteen card club two tables of piasea five hundred prize to O H Olaou and Mrs D P B Phelps A delicious lunch served Rev and Mrs J H Campbell left for Colorado Springs to attend the Women s Institute of the WM A society in early week Phoeba Doke and grandmother Mrs Anna McCormick Berthoud weekend in Denver Jr and Mrs Wayne Contos and guest Langimon were Sunday dinner guests at Lite he FH Coater Wilmaer was dinner guest Tuesday evening of Mrs Tattle Foier.
Community notices describe visits among Nyson, Hidy, and Thorngren families in Windor, Denver, and Chicago. Residents attend football games, funerals, and Red Cross activities. travel by road through Boulder canon and Poudre canyon. Names include Payne, Spall, Murphy, and Murphy relatives, with upcoming preaching in Cornish and community stitching for charity.
Funeral gorries and will be held st. Macy's drawing wogary Lina Grove reported by the local desk. Confirmation of rites and attendees not fully clear in the fragment.
The report notes Bor Mri and Tomnixer of Parcel 9 involved in a morning incident at the Greeloy Toapits, with details on the sequence and location referenced in the transit brief.
Kersey October meeting focuses on Red Cross and Suntor Ted Cross programs. Speakers include Mrs Fr J Mojkel and G W Fintey with a report on school health, a tuberculosis sketch, and a lunch using the cold pack method. November to feature hand waxing demonstration and a tuberculosis sketch.
Colorado agricultural guidance advised hog raisers to cut costs and boost production by improving disease control, cleanliness, and feed practices. Tips include logging vaccination and sanitation, clean farrowing houses, proper water management, off-old-lot hog handling, using protein supplements, self-feeders, appropriate minerals, and vaccinating piglets against cholera.
A county extension agent cooperative produced a practical guide for hog producers. The Fort Collins college team prepared methods for pork production including feeding and housing practices.
An unclear report notes renewed emphasis on sign language for children with hearing loss. It mentions suggested countries or magazines and hints at early communication among a few families, with calls to expand access to sign language education for all affected kids.
Fragmentary medical note describes catarrhal deafness and head congestion. Mentions temporary relief from certain treatments and a mysterious “Hond” remedy with a suggested bitter preparation. Advises hot water and steam to loosen mucus, with unclear efficacy and references to obscure substances.
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