Poor With Us: Muted Plight of Greeley’s Needy Exposed
A Tribune visit with P A Tisdel reveals eleven county aid cases in Greeley, ranging from a widow with four children to sick laborers and tent homes. The piece condemns itinerant and improvident poor, contrasts those who seek work with those who accept charity, and warns a humane approach will require social schooling and state aid to lift the “human weed” into useful life.
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Greeley
Tribune
P. A. Tisdel
Bub
Oman
Eisdel
Tis Ge
Tisee
Tistle
Missouri
One Factory to Close in Nebraska Beet Pact Fallout
Manager Hugh Scilley of the Leavitt sugar plant return trip from Sidney and North Platte ends without contracts for next season. He recommends not operating the factory as farmers form a beet growers association demanding five dollars per ton. The plant offered a graded scale tied to beet sugar content, with five dollars only if beet sugar exceeds fifteen percent.
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Lincoln
Neb
Hugh Scilley
Leavitt
Fremont
Sidney
North Platte
Scilley
LaSalle Shows Fast Growth With Block Signals And School
LaSalle Colorado has attracted residents and business since being platted by D S Ellis. The town lies on the Union Pacific Denver Denver Julesburg and Denver Cheyenne lines and highlights automatic block signals, a new power house, and a growing school system led by Principal John Harbottle. Local businesses run restaurants, markets, and services as rail improvements expand side tracks and a new signal system progresses toward Cheyenne.
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LaSalle
D. S. Ellis
Denver
Julesburg
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Greeley
Mississippi Valley
New England
Colorado
West
Ellis
LaSalle Country
Eaton
Greeley and
Evans
Commonwealth of Colorado
Plymouth Rock
Julesburg-Denver
Omaha
Green River
Construction Department
Department of
Jules
Order Board
Elgin Gregory
la Salle
John Harbottle
Harbottle
Board of Education
A. L. Reeves
Chas. McKenney
B. Norris
Sherman Bros
John Berkley
Hun
Fred Brown
Stewart
Dr. Warren
Warren
LaSalle Review
J. E. Mallonnee
Champa Street
Railsback
E. W. McKenney
Sam
Hotchkiss
Chas
McKenney
H. A. Edie
Edie
Mr. Zingg
D.S. Ellis
John Bentley
M. M. Cobler
Richard Sullivan
Whitney
New Training Methods at State Normal School Emphasize Culture
Prof. D. D. Hugh outlines a reshaped program where the kindergarten through high school are coordinated under four training teachers and assistants. The plan adds separate rooms for each elementary grade, emphasizes art, music, literature, nature study, and domestic science, and reduces filler arithmetic work to free time for culture and modern psychology based methods. It also notes a children's library of hundreds of volumes to boost reading mastery and a high school focus on literature history science and art.
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Tribune
D. D. Hugh
State Normal
Normal School