17 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1935
Page
1
A chaotic report details Windsor volunteers rushing to a blaze, with a fire department response and evacuations described amid smoky scenes and calls for assistance. The article also notes community observers and local officials responding to the emergency.
The Ault Board discusses plans for a new library building funded through WPA projects. Details include expected costs near 9,000 dollars and a proposal to place the library on nearby property. Trustees and several residents are listed as attending the Monday meeting.
The Washington area features a sweeping sketch of Kent in England, detailing its landscape, historic sites, and cultural life. It praises Canterbury and its cathedral, noting medieval remains and Becket’s shrine, with notes on Kentish identity and its proximity to the European mainland.
Charles Norman describes Abyssinia's plateau as the vast center of the country’s agriculture. He details mineral riches from silver and copper to gold, and notes crops like cotton and coffee thriving amid volcanic geology. The piece highlights Haile Selassie’s central region, its difficult terrain, and limited opportunities for large-scale settlement or farming.
A roundup of Sunday visits and social gatherings in Fort Collins and nearby areas. Names include Grover Grover and Wie W. B Salden, Halg Y. Wagner families, Mrs. Guy Smith, Sterling visitors, and several fishing and mountain trip parties. The note also mentions a fatal message about a father’s death, and multiple residents hosting relatives and friends at local homes and hospitals.
The article surveys English travel lore and historic sites from Dover to Chalk, noting Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales motifs, Rochester’s cliffs, and Tunbridge Wells as a long famed spa. It touches on Tunbridge Ware and modern writers who mentioned Pantiles, Parade, and nearby figures. It also briefly notes the American Red Cross and President Theodore Roosevelt’s 1901 inauguration.
A new program at the College of Education emphasizes art and music in daily life. Courses include four hours of self study and four hours of literature, hygiene, history, and geography with no exams. Students work in studios and shops, focusing on real making over book learning.
Unclear text recounts Jane Addams will and leadership succession at Hull House after her death. Mentions Mrs Rich chosen to lead, relations to Chicago welfare circles, and a memorial fundraising drive. Contains fragmented references to Hopkins Hospital and multiple unidentified individuals.
Fragmentary sentence suggests a discussion of sub Yeela and Aludonia in relation to fun. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond these names. Unable to form a coherent headline or confirm factual details from the supplied text.
Platteville the PTA hosted a reception on the school lawn inviting about 100 teachers, parents, and community members. The program featured chorades and nursery rhymes before a table setting arranged by Mr and Mrs Cinnda Jatacou and family, with greetings to teachers and local residents.
Obituaries note Owen I Cox 76 dying Tuesday in Delta district near Greeley with three daughters and relatives. Funeral in Holly Colorado. other notices cover births, a nine pound baby girl Maelak Mae born Sept 19, and family announcements from Ohio to Colorado. County relief administrator C D Fullmer reports a federal relief allotment of 18990 for the second half of September supporting 46 projects with 800 workers, same amount as mid month.
We thank teachers sororities fraterities and educational and social groups whom Floyd Shaney Moorean belonged to for their presence at his funeral and for the beautiful floral offerings and kind words from Towll neighbors and friends God bless you Arch Nourae parents and worshipers
Financial summary from ABNEY OH district No. 4 La Salle Colo includes cash on hand at start and end of period, receipts, and total current expenditures. Items listed cover teachers salaries books fuel janitor insurance warrants interest and maintenance plus cost per pupil and enrollment totals.
Nunn gathers for a Saturday festival with a full program including a parade, horse events, contests for children, bicycle races, and a dance at dusk. Local organizers list prize details, entertainment by Melony Stars, and a farming boys and girls demonstration. Community members attend a convention in Loveland area.
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